SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 3419, 26 March 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Sailed— The Taiaroa. Passenger for Lyttelton —Mr Laurie. „,„ Arrived— The schooner Kate M'Gregor, from Lyttelton. Auckland, March 25. Arrived— American barque Bonilla, from Wellington ; barque Bella Mary, from Hobart Town. The Amerioan barque was 130 days from New York, aud abort of provisions. She waa aupplied by the Bella Mary on Sunday oil Cape Rocket. The latter vossol piloted the burquo into harbour. Sailed— Wanuka, for the Houth. Passengers for Napier— Mr E. H. Waddington. For Wellington— Mesara Thornman, Niven, Clarke, Bloxham, and Steele. Por Lyttelton— Mr Brassey, and three Bteerage for all ports. The Taiaroa sails for the Manukau at 10 a.m. tomorrow. , . „ The ship May Queen has cleared for London with * cargo valued at about £22,000. She ia expected to sail to-morrow. _ „ ... Pobt Chalmers, Maroh 25. _ Arrived— Hotorua, s.s., from Melbourne, via Hobart Town and the Bluff. Passengers— Mesdames Nioholls, Paterson, Saokett, Jones, Perrin.Grigg, Dormwoll, Misses Dick, Brannon, Hales, A»tken, Kirkwood, Mesßrs Wickstead, Pftrrin, Palmer, Cbambor. M'Quaid. Jones, Aroh, Dale, Campbell, Drinstead, Gregg, Short, Benjamin, and 30 in steerage. Bha«r, ss., from Shag Point; Albion, s.s., from Wellington. The Maori, from Timaru. Sailed— lsabella, ketch, for Oatlin's Eiver. Port ''halmers, March 26. Arrived— Ladybird and Star of the South, from Timaru j Waitaki. from Oamaru. Sailed -thia afternoon -The Albion for the Bluff ; tha Hotorua, f r Lyttelton.