ARRIVALS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIII, Issue 9464, 29 July 1881, Page 2

ARRIVALS.

j u ] y 97 _ Mary Ogilvie, scnooner, 00 tons, Connor, from Greym^ith^^ Tuly 28— Aworoa, schooner, 60 tons, Greager, forLyttolton. KcTED m sPJ_wrV*TS&. Wakatu, for Nelson, to-day. Stormbird, for Wellington, to-morrow. Huiti, for Wellington, to-morrow. Charles Edward, for Nelson and West coast Per Mary Ogilvie, from Greymouth-110 tons coals, Gas Company. xpoßTs> PerAwaroa, for Lyttelton-1500 sleepers, Bartholomew. • The Awaroa cleared with a load of sleepers for Lyttelton yesterday. She will leave for her destination on this evening s tide. The Stormbird left Wellington for this port at spm yesterday, and will leave on the return iourney at 11 o'clock to-morrow evening. fiThe Wallace is due here from Nelson to-day, and will leave on her return journey at 10 o clock to-morrow morning. The Wakatu will arrive from Patea to-day, and will sail for Nelson at 10 o'clock to-night. Tho Huia arrived at Wellington at 11.40 a.m. yesterday, and is advertised to leave here again for Wellington at midnight to-morrow. The time of sailing of the Fanny for Kennedy s has been altered. She will now leave here at 8.30 v m , and return from Upokongaro at 4 p.m. The topsail schooner Mary Ogilvie, Captain Connor, left Greymouth on Friday, the 15th mst., and on the following Sunday evening was otl Cape Farewell, where strong east and north-east winds were met with, which continued until Inday the 22nd, when, on account of its still blowin" hard, ran into the Tarannki roadstead tor shelter, andlay tl.. : r.j until last Tuesday : left on the morning of thr.t day, and experienced light north-east ar.d northerly winds until .arrival ott the bar at 9.30 a.m. yesterday; crossed at iv, and anchored in the river. 'I he Mary Ogilvie LriuES 110 tons of coals for the Gas Company, and will come up to the wharf on this morning s tide.