SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Colonist, Volume XXXI, Issue 5170, 24 March 1888, Page 3

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ENTERED INWARDS. Maroh 23—Penguin, as, 472, Stott, from Picton, Wellington, and South. Passengers —Misses Carrol, Dewar, Deck, Guy (2), Meadames Moore, M'lntyre and child, Watts (2), Reynolds and child, Major Dane, Dr Muller, Messrs Dodaon, M.H.R., England, Hewitt, Guggenheim, Binley, M.o&l4°wn»y> G»ppu.

Kirkpatrick, Deok, Gorman^ Hodson, Edsaonds, Reynolds, Biohardson. Billborough, and 3 others* 23-M£;M.S; Calliope, screw oorvette, 2765, 4<5-inr,b.l. guns, 12 5-ih r.b.l. ditto, with ram, Captain Henry 0. Kane, from Welling, ton. . . 23—Koranui, aa, 301, Oliver, from Piofcon, Wellington, and South. . ; , : - CLEARED OUTWARDS. Maroh 23-Ptsnguin, ss, 472, Allman, for Picton, Wellington, Taranaki, and Manukau. PassengergS'-Mesdames Allan, Palmer, Burns, Clifford, and Hoggard; Misses Hargreaves, Burns, Clifford, Hoggard (2), M'Kenua, Edwards, Clayton, and Tunstall Bishop and Mrs Suter; Messrs Allan, Palmerj Clifford, Alexander; Winterhagfen, fiiley, Poison, Cuneen, Dv?j£er> Palmer, Bennett, Turnbull, Hawthorn, Bacon (2), Long, Edmonds, Bull, Tancred, Drisooll, Fitzgibbon, Peters, Hoggatd, Soaife, Maud, Budkin, Jacobson, Hart, Leonard (2), Harford, Fanttella, and Patrick. 23—Koranui, ss, 301, Oliver, for Greymouth. Passengers—Messrs Gold, Newman (2), •■ North Smith, Holmes, Stone, Hamilton, Smallbone, White, and M'Olusky. The Penguin arrived from Southern Ports early yesterday morning, and sailfcd at 5 p.m for Northern,. Ports,' via Picton and Wellington. ',- The Kennedy will arrive from West Cotst Poi'ts about noon today, and run exoursion trips to the Calliope during the afternoon. Sho leaves at 4 p.m to-morrow for Flaxbourne aud Wellington. The Koranui arrived from Southern Ports yesterday afternoon, and sailed by the same tide for Greymouth. The Charles Edward is due at Hokitilsa today from Westport. Tiia Murray leaves Wellington to-day for Nelson, and sails at 3 p.m on Monday for West Coaat Ports." The sb Lady Barkly's departure for Golden Bay has been postponed, till 10 O'olock tonight. The ss Grafton is due from Westport this afternoon, and sails again at 3 p.m for Wellington and South. Thb ss Mawhera is due from Greymouth this afternoon, and sails at 4 p.m for Weiliogton. : Thb BM.S Euapeha, from London/is due at Wellington to-morrow afternoon. We Bball receive our portion of the mail by the Hawea on Tuesday morning. Thb sa Hawea will arrive from South on Tuesday morning, and sails at 7 p.m same day on her return South. During the month of October of last year there were in one dook in London the following vessels loading cargots for Australasian ports :—Blengfell, Eastminster, Pleioce, and May Queen. Not cix months have elapsed, and three out of the four vessels named have been .trapped by Father Neptune. The Blengfell landed her merchandise ac Sydney, proceeded to Newcastle, and is now at this port. The Eastminster arrived safely at Sydney, but is missing and supposed to have foundered on the Queensland coast, while vyt need hardly mention the fate of the other two. The stranding of the Pleione is fresh in the memory of all, while the ill-fated May Queen, which lies on th« rooks in Lyttolton Harbor, will not be forgotten for many a day, at least by those conneoted with the Bhipping of the port of Lyttelton.—Lyttelton ' Times. 1