LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Ifev. ARRIVED. 3 \% . Thursday, November 25. § #3tormbird, ss, 137 tons, Chambers, from < T B- n E anu i- Passengers Cabin: Mis3e3 i -ri- \trick, Colson, Jarvis, Mesdames Lunsdon, \ Jr‘ rghton, Duff, Messrs Alexander, McGrath, . i! ai eron, Crompton, Witt, Bates, Wallace, I s and\ Turubull and Co, agents. , j an S, B katipu, ss, 1158 tons, Johnston, ‘fjsom ....«s j-v 1 ' 'Passengers—Saloon: Misses Warren I ssoutn. \urphy,. Messrs. Dooley, Maclaggen, t | \ an< i Mrs Stephens; 14 steerage; vd, ss, 130 tons, Plumley, from £ __«o-Anea Johnston and Co, agents. t S uraki tons > Har W. from Fox- j 1 Co, agents. 1 I .ten. Le - | a3> 8S) 54 tons, Jarman, from £ 1" -u-, J^n 0 dJL 'fingers—Cabin: Mr and Mrs f Pass, ud Mra T . P . Williams and tGreaves, Mr a Messrs Edwards, Gregson, } m„ n pqnA T « November 25. V „ ■“? 4f,0 tc vis, Hanßby, for Picton, ■ i Hi Hi VWea, rl J ß, Manuki vu * Passengers—Saloon: c Nelat x< o ote, Cameron, Misses V Mead, J U d ; a ; d .Barnicoat Messrs Ellis, { Parry. “Poom i' eß > Walters, Liddal, 'ggg. t u - s - s: i :°o.Smt ra , 1158 to.”- JVheeler. for „ „ Wakatit. Passenger l * —Saloon :Mr and Mrs , 1 e rage . C.S.S. CO, agents. c
-■i Waverley, ss, 77 tons. Gibbons, for Patea. Passenger—Cabin : Mr Tennant. Turnbull and Co, agents. . -
'1 he ss Go-Ahead left Wanganui at 8 pm on Wednesday and arrived here at 11 am yesterday. She experienced-strong head winds and heavy sea throughout. The ss Jane Douglas left at 8.30 pm on Thursday and arrived here at 7.45 am yesterday. She experienced strong SE wind with heavy sea throughout the passage. She returned last night. The ss Stormbird left Wanganui at 8.15 pm on Wednesday. She experienced strong SE winds throughout. She returns to-night. The TJ.S.S. Co’s ss Wakatipu left Dunedin at 7.30 pm on the 22nd, called at Timaru and Lyttelton, and arrived here at 10 am yesterday. She experienced moderate weather throughout. She sailed for Sydney yesterday afternoon.
The ss Hauraki left Foxton at 7 pm on Wednesday, and arrived here at 9 am yesterday. She experienced heavy sea throughout. She returned last night. The>hips Cormorant and Timaru, after discharging cargo at the Queen’s Wharf, leave for Dunedin, where they load up for Home. The Cormorant will probably |be ready toward the end of next week, and the Timaru in about three weeks’ time. The Brunner Coal Co.’s steamer Rosamond, which went bn the Slip on Tuesday evening, comes off to-day, and sails for Greymouth at 3 p.m. ' •
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 769, 26 November 1886, Page 16
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