SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 3622, 27 January 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

AERIVED.

Jan 27— Rangatira, s s, 196 tone, Harvey, from Wellington. Passengers— Misses Burneßton and Lifctlewood, Mesdames Lamb, Eyes, Flower and child, Stevenson, Rutherford, Haultain, Thomas and child, Messrs Phillips, Walters, Brewe, Aiken, Long, Deer, and child, Lamb, Eyes, Bailey, Carson and son, Tonare, Haul tain, 30 for Taranaki, and 6 for Manukau.

CLEARED.

Jan 26— Wanganui, ss, 176 tons, Bayldon, for Wellington and Southern Ports. Passengers—Misses Campbell and Mason, Mesdames Guthridge (2) and Woods, Hon Mr Campbell, Messrs Woods, Delaney, Phillips, Fitzherbert, Croll, Clark, Adams. Wheeler, Waterhouse, Welford, Nimmell, EvaDs, and Stewart.

impobts.

Per Rangatira— 4 casks shot 13 packages 1 case Drummond and Alexander ; 2 pkga Storfckeeper ; Ido Tydon ;2 do Scott ; 1 do Bell ; 2do Ward ; 14 do Stevenson ;38 do Cummins ; Ido Green ; 1 case Drew ; 1 do Mrs Hogg ; 3 do McLean ; 4 do Order ; 9 do Taylor and Watt. EXPOETS. Nil. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tui from Wellington to»night Manawatu from Wellington to-morrow Wakatu from Nelson to-morrow PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Manawatu for Wellington to-morrow Tni for Wellington to-morrow Rangatira for Taranaki and Mauakau tonight Wakatu for Wellington to-morrow

The Clyde towed out the Hannah Broomfield last night, and brought up to the wharf the schooner T. B. Taylor. The Rangatira left Wellington yesterday at 6 p.m., and arrived off the bar at 9.30 this morning ; orossed, and arrived at the wharf at 10.15. Experienced strong N.W; wind and heavy sea. She brings 82 passengers. The steamer Go- Ahead left on what might be called her maiden trip (as she is almost a new boat, very little] of the old remaining) to the East Coast on Friday, and, as will be seen by the telegram, has realised all expectations in regard to speed, 9J knots being averaged on the run to Napier via Castlepoint.—N.Z, Times.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The following information has been forwarded for publication by the Secretary of the Marine Department : — The Harbor Master at Westporfc reports that the bar channel has gone more to the south westward ; that beacons are placed on the town side for entering the river, beaming about south east magnetic, and carrying red flags by day and red lights during the night at tide time to mark the channel. The inward ball and flag signals are shown as usual from the flagstaff, also the harbor light. ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP MARVEL,

FROM LONDON.

The N.Z.S. Oo.'s chartered ship Maravel, with over 300 passengers on board, arrived on t Friday at 10 a.m. after a smart passage of 82 days from Gravesend. She is a fine iron clipper ot 1237 tons register, and is specially adapted for carrying a large number of passengers, her accommodation, as far as space, light, and ventilation is concerned, being equal to any vessel which has visited this port. The ship is under the command of Captain Ramsay, with Messrs. Boon and Sane,first and second officers,are strangers to Wellington, she having previously been trading to the sister colonies, and latterly Canterbury. — N.Z, Times.