SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Colonist, Volume XXVII, Issue 3869, 28 June 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

;. , High Water kj Nslsom^ ;; ■•'. •' ' a.m. 'p.m. ■- Saturday, ■'* June 28= v. 0-33 u^i 0-56 t-Sunday m June 29a I. ->l;19o LtWl ,;' ; „;.,...-,■.v: , ENTBBBD niyrABDS.-,., ,■■ . ■;, . r .June 2^fiotorua,sa, s^6,,Anderson, from Pictpn, Wellington, and Souths Passengerg— Miss Jeffrey, Miss Mackay, Miss Darby, Migg Brown, Mrs Horden, Mrs Dillon and 3 children and servant, Dr .Boor, Hon. Barnicoat, M.L.C., Messrs, Shephard, Levestamyjflurst. house; M.H:R's, Dillon, CharterhWeston, Myers, GrenstrW;' Wa#>lJ| Smith, 3 Nathan, Pike, BarLicoat, MojQjgpmery, Kebble, Baird, Brandon, Speedy,-Masters,,Eeadew,Welfqrd, Capshaw, Campb^t, Hirchberg, Heine, Firth, ;Watkins, Coehill, .Glasgow (2),: Barnes), Harding; Mannon, anW7'otherff.'''- - "'■'"• - w! 27—Graf ton, 55,156,£ Hill, from-Wellington and South. \ Passengers—Miss Burton/ Mrs Adams, Mrs Liyick and child, Mrs,Cameron and' child,' Mw^Cbliini'and'tch^* Meswa Snbdgrass.'Merfeef, iind'Bentley. i ' ; '" 27—Elsie, ss/01airke;t'fr6mJliwakft^«' J ..! 27-^Florence/ketch; so,<Gxuiihi jfrwaMotueka A ,- ' -:r.- i kt? X:!* ■■>-.-* r>n^:^'<j ,27^Mersey,;cutter, 19, Bullard, ixm, Mp. - 727-^-Lady : Barkiy| %s;J^O) VftXktt, km Golden Bay;i ;^ nJrv/itriot h«i°'vJaneI:27—EotoruW -*w,, 567/ Anderson, f for ,3!aranaki and; Manukan., Paßsengers—Miss K. Edgar, Miss Moore, Miss1 Sinclair,: Miaa Milne, Misa.Cllark, Misa BeeveV MissV f Eioh« nibnd: i!Mei3M ;Jeffries?fßayieyf Edioh^ and 'Fookea;ni£ 'H)_af ynm xlxmo^i: v.^m rio27^G»ftQn£ M^l^BinfofQriWMtport andGreyio6ujkli».riAOf->:y.'-*» - ( ,-,. ■,if.^.v«jK -off

' —Tire-Lady Barkly arrived from Golden Bay last evening. She sails for HavelockatlU o'clock to-night. . ' . „., .... . tfmc Chartes^a-ara w> eipettta.*>. leave Westporf ia'te last nightrwid should arrive here this evening. She sails for Wellington At 9 p,m on Monday. . i , The Hawea leaves Lyttelton to-night, ana Wellington at noon on Monday She will arrive here on Tuesday morning, and sails at 2-p.m same^day for Picton and Southern sTaE^Keineiy^s due at Bokitiltato-daj; IromWestporfr '- .-- '* * x . The Grafton arrived from South yesterday morning, and,sailed'at,7 o'clock last night forWestportand.Greymouth. ' % The Rotorua arrived from South yeßterday morning, and proceeded to the outer anchorage at rioon,*where she remained- until dusk, i whenVgfol-left 'for Taranaki and Manukau. She will arrive-at ,Onehunga to-morrow morning, and leave again immediately with the English mail. ■ •■-'.- The Murray will arrive here early, this morning, and k sail for Hokitika, Greymouth, and Westp.ort f at midnight-l y, \ .£ f O';' ' ■'■• 1 The Waverley .wbuia" arrive« from Patea a early this morning, and returns to the same port during the day. , _ „,....,. The Australia, f ,with the:-English^maill had not arrived at Auckland up to the time of the Telegraph Office closing last night..;. The alterations to the Wallace are now progressing, and, as she lies on=, the cradle oprJosit^ihe^Ar&hbjc Foundry* -she looM far, better than when she Was a paddle boat. The sailing of the s.s. iDorio from.Lyjttel-; ton for London has been again 1 postponedfrom the 3rd to the 4th proximo. The mail will close here at Lp;m oa,Tuesday,, July 1.