SHIPPING.

Otago Witness, Issue 1862, 29 July 1887, Page 18

SHIPPING.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (Reuter's Telegrams.)

Albany, July 24. Arrived (to-day, at noon' : yaletta, s.s., from London. Passenger for New Zealand— Miss Farrell. London, July 23. Arrived, at Plymouth : P. and O. Go's ss. Clyde, from Melboorne.

THE DIRECT STEAMERS. Lyttelton, July 21. Sailed, last night : Tainui, for London. Passengers •. First Baloon— MesdamesE Martin, H Ewart, Carvell, Young, Misses Favon, E M'Ewart, Hon J N Wilson, Major Pollock. Messrs H M Buchan, H Greenleaves, A Shillitoe, J Bellingham, J A Mullens, C Earp, W Montgomery. A T G Carlyton. H Youn^, Masters Martin and Young. Second saloon—Mesdames Stewart, Burgess, Haworth, Misses Stewart, Bruce, Haworth, Messrs Barrett, Burgess, Moller, Scott. Steerage: Mesdames Bernard, Wright, Faulkner, Bogers, Misses Faulkner (4), Messrs Paxton, Bernard, Quinlan, Mackle, Garnett, Ewing. Leach, Faulkner, Meiklehain, Gibson, Harriett, Thorogood, Or Rainey, C Raiuey, Moir, Mantell, Thorp, Tarritt, Rogers, Satchell, Masters Wright and Bogers.

Capetown, July 23. The New Zealand Shipping Company's R.M S. Tongariro left yesterday atternoon for New Zealand. Rro dk Jankiro, July 24. The New Zealand Shipping Company's it M.S. Rimutaka (Lytfcelton, June 20) left on Friday mo.-n-ing homeward bound. Her cargo of frozen mutton is in good condition.

THE COLONIAL UNION LINE. Napipr, July 26.

Mr Dobson has received a cable message stating that the Balmoral Castle, the first of the Colonial JJnion Line of steamers, left London, a full ship, for Sydney and New Zealand ports, on Sunday. These steamers vrill nof be run yery fast, being timed to make a tiO days' trip to New Zealand, including stoppages, The Sydney company evidently mean cutting rates, as salooij. passages are offered at £40, and 3rd class at £14.