Shipping.

Otago Witness, Issue 1589, 6 May 1882, Page 14

Shipping.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES FOR THE WEEK. ARRIVALS. Thursday— Maori, from Oamaru; Matau'ra, from Lyttelton. Friday— Seagull, from Onehunga ; Shag, from Shag Point. Saturday— Kakanui, from Inver« oargill; Isabella, f'Om Catlin's River; 'Defiance,' from Whangaioa; Emily, from Newcastle; Maori, from Oamaru. Sunday— Wanaka, from the North. Monday— Owake' Belle, from the South; Elibank Castle, from tho West Coast. Tuesday— Good Templar, from the North ; Martha Reid, from Greymouth ; Fairlie, from Newcastle. Wednesday— Zior, from Timaru.

DEPAimiRKS.

Thursday— Waitaki, for Titnaru; Beautiful Star, for Tiuiaru ; Wentport, for Oamai v ; Moa, for Kaipara; Shag, fov Shag Point ; Otajjo, for ]">iamond Harbour, British Burmah. Friday— Maori, for Oamaru ; Pioneer, for Riverton. Saturday— Mory Campbell, for Greymouth ; Palmerston, for Riverton. Monday— Eliza Kiith, for Greymouth; Waitaki, forTimaru; Ivakanui, for [iive.-carjfill. Tue&duj— Maori, for Oamaru. Wednesday— Good Templar, for the South ; Grace, for Invercargill ; Janot fiamsay, for Invercargill.

INWARDS.

"Rotorua, s.s., 676 tons, Tozer, from Auckland, ylt, the East Coast. J Mills, agent. Passengers— Mesdainea Morris, Walsh, Misses Cowley, Oxley, FflMjj

caia, Vickors, Moyse, Messrs Watson, Morris, King, Moyse, Durrand, B»rens, Stewart, Schultz, and 17 steerage. _ T Waitaki, _.s., 228 tons, Hansby, from Timaru. J Mills, agent. Passengers— Mesdames Cowan, Redgill, Miss E Joyce, Messrs Redgill, Wilson, Gabites.fand one in the steerage. Wanaka, s.s., 278 tons, Holmes, from the North. J Mills, agent. Passengors: Mr and- Mrs J X Scott, three children, and nurse, Messrs Silvester, tatchmore, W BrowD, J Nichols, Rothschild, and three in the steerage. ... Rotomahana. s.s., 1727 tons, Underwood, from Melbourne'; via Hobart and the Bluff. J Mills, agent. Pas Bengers: Misses -Larnaph, Huxtable, Mrs Fr.edlander, Mr and MrsTatton, Mi and Mrs Miller and three children, Messrs Macbean, Larnach, M Anderson, Raphael, U'Ren (2), Sargeant, M'Olymont, Smith, Rev G Olmton/and 17 in the steerage. mm ~ nm ' T Waitaki, 8.8., 2(28 ton B , Hansby, from Timaru. J Mills, agent. Passengers: Mrs ßissett, Misses ßissett, KillaVMr and Mrs Pringle, Mr Bruce, and four in th Te S Xu?B.B., 1650 tons, Carey, from the North. J Millß, agent. .Passengers; Meadames M'Corm ick, twoSiMwn, ,and servant, Brady, Misses Claire. WNeil f& Hassall, Love, Tyrie, ' M'Nevin, Messrs Cox L Brown! J Gow, T A Norrie, W H Valpy, CoroeJ CoTe WH Cal'dwell,' W J M'Nevin, Fothertill F Smith, Pascoe, A Smith,' Williamson, Sharman, and three in the steerage. • outwards. wanaVa H a 278 -tons, Holmeß, tor- ,the, North. J MUls Sent Passengers For Akaroa-Mrs Connor JnTchildfM;sSson R . For W^ M *° Bon Mr Mallard. For Groymouth-Mr and Mrs J Heat h. , For.Westporty-Mr and Mrs Breen and three Cl Stomahana, 8.5., 1727 tons, Underwood, for the NoXT Mills, a«ent. Passengers: Pgt^ltenMesdamos Roberts, Gray, Beecroft, Miss Roberts, Mfl™ra Cowle Krull. For Wellington- Mr and Mrs Sle,' 3to& SSon, Haggitt, M'Kay, Haggen. For Gisborne-Misa Harvey.. For Auckland-Mrs Weir ?nd three children, Messrs Hassock, Denmaton, Shman, Spedding, Hunter, Aitbn. For SydneyMr Morrlsh. The smack Nelson, of Yarmouth, has arrived at that port with a leathern bag which the crew had dredged up in the North Sea, and which was 1 found to contain cheques and documents representing a value of £6000. The bag, which'waa identified as belonging to the Bteamer Annie Arbib, lost in the North Sea in November last, has been delivered to the postal authories. • " •"" ' WEATHER TELEGRAM. '. " '. ■ /"Wklhngton, May Ist. New Zealand.-A wide, but shallow, depression has ■ passed over the South Island. The centre, worked by electric disturbance, is now well to the eastward, causing strong S.E. winds in tho South and N.W. in th ßa?ometer. -Russell, 29 61; Wellington, 29.33; Bluff, 29.29. '