SHIPPING,

Otago Witness, Issue 1927, 26 October 1888, Page 18

SHIPPING,

Arrivals: October 18-Beautiful Star, from Oamaru. October 19-CafclJu, from Lyfcfce ton i; Wanaka, from Onebunga. October 20—Mahin.ipua, from Weatport ; Kakamii, from Cafcjms River; Orawaifci, from Westport ; Invereargill, from Inyercargill; Wakatipu, from Sydney ; Beautiful Star, from Oamaru, October 21-Wainui, from Westporfc. October 22-Herald, from West Coast. October 23— Te Anau, from Melbourne ; Waihora, from NewCastle. October 24 - Mararoa, from Sydney ; Ka9Bn, from Hobarfc. Departures: October 19-Beautiful Star, for Onmaru : Manapouri, for Melbourne. October 20— Kakanui, for Fortrose. October 21-Mahinapua, fcr Westport ; Orawaiti, for Westport. October 22Wanaka, for Northern ports; Three Cheers, for Auckland. October 22 - Beautiful Star, for Oamaru ; Invercargill, for Inveroargill ; Wainui, for Westport. October 23— Tongariro, for London ; Waihora, Jor Sydney ; Te Anau, for Sydney. ENGLISH SHIPPING. The following is a list of passengers hooked for New Zealaut by vessels leaving during September : — Per Austral (left September 1): For Lyttelton-Mr G Pickles, Rev Mr Laverty ; for Port Chalmers— Mr W B Visors DrWJ Cotton ; for Auckland-Mr J Webb, Mr F P Adams ; for Wellington -Rev J Morissoy. Per Orient U.M S. Iberia (left September lo): For Wellhißton-Mr W Parsons, Mr H S Brodnck ; for Lytteltoa-Mr J W Piek&rsgill, Mr and Mrs J B Wilson, Mr Jll Wilson, jim. ; for Port ChalmorsMr F Leitcfa. Per V. and O. s.s. Britannia (left September 21): For Port Chalmers -Mkb Watson, Mr and Mrs Dickson anr{ ciiild ; for Nelson— Mr, Mrs, and Miss Field, Mrs and Miss Luc w ; for Napier-Mr and Miss Nelson, Miss WaJHs. Mr A B Jameson ; for Lyttelton-Mr R B Scott, Mr Scott, Mr Manning, Mr J Overdale, Mr F Shaylor ; for Auckland— Mrs A Sfcifcchb^rry. The X.M.S. Tongariro, in addition to a large quantity of wool, skins, tallow, and other cargo, has taken in over 19.0U0 carcasses frozen mutton. Since Sunday last, when the Lizzie Ellen went ashore at Fortrose, repeated efforts have been made to get her off , bnt up to Saturday last they proved abortive. We have not heard whether she has been got off since, but it; is to be hoped the enterprisiug owners, Messrs Timpany Brothers, will not lose their smart little craffc.— Mataura Ensign. The Great Eastern, which for upwards of 30 years has been considered the wonder of the maritime world, has made her last voyage and is now in process of being broken up in the River Mersey.