SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 4703, 28 May 1883, Page 2

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

aucexa-d, may _7. The b.s. Australia arrived at 2 o'clook this morn. ing. She left San Franch-oo on May 6, and ex. yexienced moderate north-east winds and fine -weather during moßt of the passage. Stephen Hawley, pantryman, died on the passage. Paseengera: For A.ok'and -Messrs Mitchoil, Harris, W. F. Stewart, J. C. Stewart, liaybuin. Sherman, "Dr Harrison, Mesdames Pottp, tiarriaoc, and Waugh, and four steerage ; for Sydney— lß cabin, 40 steerage. Carrot For Auokland— l9 balea broom corn, 979 cases salmon, 35 oases paints, 85 canned froitß, 115 boleß seeds, 40 Backs flour, 90 bundles wire; for Sydney— lo,o6B pkgs gentral merohanAise. The Australia bailed at 9.30 for Sydney. Sailed— Cygnet, fcr the Friendly lal&nds. Advance, for Sydney. The West-meat-, whioh is to leave to morrow for Port Cha'mer j, takes several immigrants for the Southern ports. The Mataura sailed for Londou, with a caTgo valued at £32.000, Of whioh £IS,OOO ia frozen moat, game, and fish. The Hawea left for southern ports with San Tranoisoo mails, at 3.30 p.m. yesterday. Auckland, May 28. ' The Looh Karr. barque, WUdon. from .London. ■ailed on Feb. 8. The _anßon, barquen me, from Hew York, sailed on Jan. 10. übsymotjth, May 27. Arrived— Eliza Firth, from Dunedin. Examiner, irom Lyttelton. Murray, from Nelson. Bluff, May 24, The s.s. Botomahana arrived at 6 a.m. She lef '. Melbourne on May 23, at 5 p.m., and had strong north to south-east wisda during the passage. She •ails at 4 p.m. for Dunodin. Saloon passengers for Bluff— Messrs Sander, Salmon, Mackey, Williamson, and Defieer ; for Dnnedin— l_e=srs Pilkii>-ton, George, Bobin. Con oily LeCrer, Mitchell, McfE.it I',1 ', Gotthilf, Turnbull, Oweet, Ma.sey, Smith, Mr. Foroe, Mifs Toung, and Mi-ra Ferguson ; for "Lyttelton— Mr and Mrß Fulstvad and family ('), Mr and Mrs Grahun, and Mrs and Maater Lynn ; for Wellington— Mrs Cook, Mr and "Mrs M'Gregor, Mr Harris ; for Auokla-cd— Mr and Mra Piokerin^ and family (3), Mrs Gilmer, and Messrs Carlisle and Anderson.