PORT OF LITTELTON.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 3427, 22 September 1885, Page 2

PORT OF LITTELTON.

c i oi_T>l- AERIVED. ff-t, blades, Captain Setten, 88 days out from X^ jndon „ . BAILED. Se'^t. 21—Wild Wave, for Auckland, sept. 21—Zohrab, for Melbourne. Sept. 21—Triumph, s.s., for Sydney net Wellington. Sept. 21—Herald, for Greymonth. Sept. 21—Clio, for Wellington. Acckxand, Sept. 21. Sailed—Suva, s.a. for the South. The schooner Malietoa from Timaru whioh recently went ashore on a sandspit at Wangarei Heads has been safely floated off. It is not known what damage she has sustained. Wellington, Sept. 21. Arrived—Troubadour, barqnentine, Captain Gahra, 108 days from New York. Sailed—Rotorua.s.s., forPictonand Nelson. Wellington, Sept. 22 (1.30 a.m.) The Tarawern left for Lyttelton at 1.5 a.m, with the San Francisco mail:—Passengers — Mesdames Warren, Beeves, Woaton, McKenzie, MeKerrow, Stanford, Larnach, Jones. Lock, Palisted, Ferguson, Price (2), McKay, Macdonald, Lnrer, Holmes, Ward, Morris and child, Hill and boy, Williams, Guinnes3, Murphy, Symes, Quinn, Gray and family. Measrs Ensor, Centre, Arenas, Hayhurst, Spraggo, Raby, Darnay, Symes, Ackroyd, Cuddon, J. C. Bnller, Toomer, Driscoll, Bowen, Williams, Barton, Crompton, Baddeley, Bayley, Eeid, James, Menteath, Wire, Hamilton, Master, Baker, and the major Sirtion of the Southern members of both ousea of Parliament.