PORT CHALMERS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2033, 29 March 1881, Page 2

PORT CHALMERS.

ABUIVBD. Mil. BAILED. March 28—Wanaka, s.s., for the North. Auckland, March 28. Arrived - Glimpse, barque, from Newcastle; Island lily, from Newcastle; Helena, from Oamaru. Wellington, March 28. Arrived—Crest of the Wave, schooner, from Greymouth. Sailed—Te Anau, s.s., for Melbourne via the South. Passengers—Mr and Sirs Bock, Mr and Mrs Floyd ; Mesdames Williams and Lewis; Misses Capper. Rudd, and Sutherland ; Master Buller ; Messrs Cheymoo, Don, Copper, Fordham, Galway, McDonald, Pinkey, Grainger, Louisson, T'u'herford, Bartholomew, Brooks, MeClurc, and Jordan. Penguin, s.s.,forPicton and Nelson; Kiwi, s.s., for Napier and East Coast. Bluff, March 28. The s.s., Tararua arrived nt 7 p.m. She reports leaving Melbourne at 1 p.m. on the 22nd. Arrived at Hobart at 11 a.m. on 21th and sailed again at 7p, m. Had fine weather from Melbourne to Hobart, thick, dirty •weather for the first two days uftcr leaving Hobart, and thence to arrival fine weather. Passcngera for Dunedin—Mr and Mrs Hull, 2 children and servant, Mr and Mrs Snow, Mrs Hall, Mr and Misa LcCien, Mr Jacobs, Mrs Susman, Miss Campbell, Miss Hull, Misses Eusscll, Miss Spcdding, Messrs Lowe and Cacile and 16 steerage. Lyttclton—Mr and Mrs Frith, Professor A r on Haast, Me>srs Soimmcrs, Thorner, Maxey, Wills, and 4 steerage. AVcllington—Rev Bishop Redwood, Bey. Foley, Mr Martin, Miss .Sircom, Mr mil Mrs Dakin, Mr and Mrs Saltcr, Mrs Macalißter, Messrs Pollen, Mackio, Nahconn, and 10 steerage. Auckland—Miss C'lcvne, Mrs Walker and 4 steerage. Gisborno — 1 etceragc. Arrived—Alert, from Auckland Inlands. '1 he Kirefly, brig, passed through the Straits for Newcastle.