Shipping.
ABRIVALS AND DEPARTURES FOR THE WEEK.
... i ARRIVALS. - T^iUWday- Maori, from Oamaru. Friday— Star of tiu Math, from the West Coast : Taiaroa, from the North ; SHa'sr, from Shag Point. Saturday—Rincarooina, from Melbourne ; Maori, from Oaroaru ; Kakanui, from Invercargill ; Alpha, from the Coast. Sunday Nil. Monday-Stella, from Northern lighthouses. Tuesday— Rotorua, from Melbourne, via the Bluff ; Shag, from Shag Point ; Good Templar, from Btcwart's Island ; Maid of Otago, from Riverton ; Taiaroa, from Timaru. Wednesday— Stella, from the Coast. \ , DEPARTURES. Thi)rsday-Nil. Friday— Beautiful Star, for the Wes Coast ; Hero, for Sydney, via the We3t Coast ; Go- Ahead, for the North ; Maori, for Oamaru ; Shag, for Shag Point ; Te Anau, for Melbourne, via the Bluff and Hobart. Saturday— lris, for Newcastle ; Wild Wave, for Sydney. Sunday— Taiaroa, for Timaru; Fanny Thornton, ior Oamaru ; Eliza Firth, for Greymouth. Monday— Jaspar, for Ly ttelton ; Ringarooma, for the North. • Tuesday— Shag, for Shag Point ; Palmerston, for Inveicargill ; Maori, for Oamaru ; Kakanui, for Invercargill ; star of the South, for the West Coast, via Wellington. Wednesday— Stell ■•, for Southern lighthouses ; Glenariff, for Oamaru ; Eotorua, for the North ; Taiaroa, for Timaru.
PASSENGERS. INWABDS.
Taiaroa, 8.8. , 228 tons, Anderson, from Timaru. J Mills, agent. Passengers -Miss Shaw, Messrs Park, Richmond, Gow, Gordon, Slater, King, Master King. OUTWARDS.
Te Anau, s.s., 1650 tons, Carey, for Melbourne, via the Bluff and Hobart. J Mills, agent. Passengers : For Hobart— Messrs H Crisp, Pogson (2), and Douglas. For Melbourne— Mr and Mrs Menlove, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Horn, Messrs Chalmers, George Wybar, Doufchwaite, Fravce, Clark, Vi ilkins, E T Longmore, Tyson, Webb, Thomas Hambyn, W Kenny, H Prince, H Goodman.
Advices have been received in Sydney to the efiect that^Messrs Money Wigram and .-ons' new steamship company has been floated, with a capital of £1,000,000 sterling, and that their Australian trade -vould be resumed The steamships of the new company, it was further stated, would bo fitted with the necessary appliances for carrying frozen meat. Tho Norfolk will probably be the first eteawor,
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Otago Witness, Issue 1555, 27 August 1881, Page 15
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330Shipping. Otago Witness, Issue 1555, 27 August 1881, Page 15
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