HIGH WATER.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6408, 9 January 1888, Page 2

HIGH WATER.

This evening—6.sß. To-morrow morning -7.15> SUOTKT—This evening, 7.22< SUHBISB—To-morrow morning, 435, ABBTVED. January B—Macgregor, si, Norbnry, from Wellington. January 9—Murray, ss, Viokerman' from Nelson. Passengers—Mrs Poynter and two ohildren, Mrs Jones and three children, Mrs Johns and two children, Mrs Sannders, Mrs Johnson, Messrs Parker, <3obn», Brown, and Scott. CLEARED. Jannary B—Huia, b«, Fr&ser, for Wellington. Argyle, st, Johnson, for Wellington, Jannary 9—Prince Rupert, ketch, Williams, for Lyttelton. The 8 b Aorere, which pnt into this port On Saturday, in consequence of not been •hie to get into Patea, left again yesterday at noon, the wind having lolled, The Prince Rnpert finished loading np building timber this morning and will sail for Lyttelton first opportunity. The Murray left Nelson at 4 p.m, yesterday and arrived here this morning at 5, experiencing fine weather. She leaves for Wellington at 5 this afternoon with wool. The Maogregor arrived from Wellington early yesterday moraine;, md sails for New Plymouth and Onehunga at 5.30 this afternoon. The Mararoa arrived at the Blnff from Hobart, with the English Mail, at 7 p.m. yesterday. The Moa arrived at Westportfrom this port at 7*30 this morning. The Hnia and Argyle arrived at Wellington yesterday; the former at 5.25 and tbe latter at 6.40 a.m. The steamer Olenelg leaves Auckland •bout Wednesday for Wanganni. She will take up the McGregor's running en - this coast. The Glenelg is a large new boat, affords superior accomodation for passengers and is capable of carrying 300 bales of wool.