SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 5461, 13 January 1896, Page 2

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

i|j- Auckland, Jan. 11. i. Sailed — Star of Victoria, for Wellington. Onaii, for West Coast. Alice, barque, for !£'. -New York. Dingadee, for East Coast (' i ports, Gisborne, Napier and. Wellington. , L\ Wellington. Jan. 11; [( Sailed— H.M.S. Penguin, for' the ■ Bluff. '-' Manapouri, from the south, passengers — Misses Haggett, Walker, Beggs and jack- ( h on, Mesdames Hould, Kennedy and family, Bodbard, Butterworth and child, Captain Kennedy, Messrs Baur, Hallenstein, Meddows (2), Browning, Burbury, M'Andrew, Simpson, Freyberg, Balling, Hore, Murray, Butterworth, Master White and sixteen , steerage. Flora, for Auckland, via the East Coast. Jan. 12. 1 Mawhera, from the West Coast and Nel- ' son. Penguin, from Lyttelton. The Gothic, i from London, aiTived at noon to-day. She left London on Nov. 29, Teneriffe on Dec. 5, Capetown on Dec. 20, andHobartatnoon on Jan. 8. The weather throughout .was moderate and the voyage uneventful. She landed twelve saloon passengers .at Teneriffe, twenty-two saloon, and 265 steerage at Capetown, fifteen saloon and eight steerage at Hobarfc, and has on board ninety-two saloon and seventy-three steerage for New Zealand ports. The Gothic has six packages of mails, fifty-two boxe3 of parcels post and 2500 tons of cargo. Passengers : for Lyttelton — Mr, Mrs and Miss Lee, .Mr and Mrs W. H. and Master Sheppard, Messrs A. J. M'Cullock, G. Cunningham, E. S. Harrison, F. Hildesham, W. Koens and A. Brewis, Mrs and Master MTJellan, Mrs Lee and family (3), Misses M. Broadley and E. Vaunce, Mrs Burden, Messrs E. Boam, J. M'Donald, W. Hill, W. A. Seymour and A. Johanson j for Timaru — Dr G. E. Gabites and Mr H. Henderson. . \ ; : Sailed — Mahinapua, for Nelson, New ■ Plymouth and Onehunga. Star of New Zealand, for London. She has on board a cargo of 53,000 carcases of mutton and 6500 bales of wool. Her instalment from ;' " Wellington consists of 8000 carcases of : meat and 400 tons of coaL