TELEGRAMS.

Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3101, 18 January 1871, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

Hokhtka:} 17th— -7.15 a.m., Omeo, for Oreymouth. Gbbymouth : 17th — 9.30 a.m., Omco, from Holifcika. LrtTßMOir : 17th— 8.20 a.m., Phoebe, from Wellington; 16th— 1.20 p.m., Phoebe, for Dnnedin ; 4 p.m., Airedale, from Wellington The flteamer, Moa is ashore on the south •pit of the Kaiapoi bar, inside the break, and though it will require a high tide to float her, »he is thought to be in a safe position. The 6.6. Airedale, Captain Kennedy, from the North, had eighty passengers on her last trip here. She Bailed for the South on Monday evening, with an average cargo, and a full complement of passengers. She would have Arrived here a day sooner, but was delayed at t Manakau in conseguenco of the state of the fear. . The b.b. James Paterson is to leavo Auckland for the Fijis early in February, and the i Airedale being the mail steamer for that month, Will leave Wellington in time to catch her previous to her departure. The Croleno is now out 96 days from London. On the 28th October she was reported riding at St. Helen's Roads, Isle of Wight. She is a fust ship, and may be expected during the ensuing week. She is consigned to Messrs W. and Gh Turnbull and Co., and will in all probability be placed on the berth for London. By telegram we learn that the England left London on the 21st November, and is now out 68 days. We understand that she has about 100 passengers for New Zealand. » ' The s.s. Phoebe, Captain Worsp, sailed for the South on Monday afternoon, at 2 p.m. with the European mail for the southern provinces. She will return here on Saturday, the 28th instant, and will leave at noon on Monday, for an excursion trip to Nelson via Jicton. The fares being low, namely, £1 in the saloon, and 10s in the steerage, and the txoursionists being allowed two clear days at Kelson, so that they can witness the anniver#ary sports, we anticipate that a largo number will avail themselves of this opportunity of writing this interesting province. - The ss. Alhambra, from the South, arrived ia port yesterday afternoon. Hhe will leave tin Wednesday night for Melbourne via Welfon and West Coast. She has a number of HxoursionJßts on board, who come from Mcl-

bourne round the New Zealand ports and back to Melbourne. She has been making an extra delay at each port, in order to give the passengers an opportunity of seeing the country. The Omeo "arrived at Hofcitika on Monday afternoon, and is due here on Thursday next. Sh» will Bail the same day for Melbourne via Southern ports. The barque Anno Melbuißh, sailed for Newcastle on Monday evening last, in charge oj Captain Scott for this present voyage, in consequence of the illness of Captain Williams. The ship Electra, Captain Sellars, will be despatched on or about her advertised dateShe has now on board 2,000 bales of wool, 300 bales flax, 52 casks tallow, and other produce. Several of her" cabins are already in treaty for, and we anticipate she will take her full conpliment of passengers. The barque Estrella cleared at the Customs yesterday afternoon. The ship Melita is discharging her "cargo alongside the Queen's wharf, in good order, dnd will commence pressing wool this week, so that we anticipate she will meeb with quick despatch.