SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF WANGANUI.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 9131, 4 June 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF WANGANUI.

High Water.— Morning, 7.44 ; Evening, 8.12. Sun.— Eisos, 7.25 ; Sots, '4.35. AKBXVALS. Juno 3 — Ranjratirn, s.s., IDG tons, Harvey, froni "Wellington. Passengers— Miss McNeill, Messrs Icilifor, MeCaul, Currio, Wheeler, 4 steerage, and 5 for llie North. CLEARED. - Juno 3 — Kangativa, s.s., 196 tons, Harvey, for Tavauaki and Auckland. Passengers— Mrs Connolly and 2 children, Messrs Abraham, Kirkbrido, liundon, O'Hanlon and 6 children, Lowis, Carjon, To Hoia, Hexcna, Metcalf, Wheeler, But or, MeHnc, and Miss Fitzsiinuions. Juno 3— Mauawatu, s.s., 103 tons, Doile, for "Wellington. Passsengers— Mrs Taylor, Messrs Tin^ey, Gillies, and sovoral othors. .Tune 3— Murray, s.s., 7S tons, Conway, for Nel *>n. Passengers — Mrs Dou'noy, Messrs Ecelesfleld, Philip, J. Carey, and 3 stcoiuw. Jnno 3— Wakatn, s.s., 78 tons, Evans, for Wel--I'ngton. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Rangatiiu, for Taranald and Mauukau, today. Huia, for Wellington, to-morrow. Osproy, for Kennedy's, every "Wednesday. EXPORTS. Per Eangatira, for Taranaki and Auckland — 200 sheep, Williams. Per Wakatn, for Wellington — 25,030 feet timber, Cross Bros ; 100 sheep, Pollock. Per Murray, for Nelson — 100 legs mutton, 1 carcase beef, Fletclior; -i cs, "Wilßon. The steamship Mur .v? leaves on this morning's tide for Nelson, weather permitting. Tho s.s. Clyde went down the river at 5 o'clock yesterday atteruooa with the passengers and cargo for tho Rangatirn, hut tho liar beini? dangerous the latter vessel was unable to proceed to sea. She will sail to-niglifc, at 5 o'clock. TTe-terday morning six steamers wero moored alongside tho wharf — namely, tho Osprey, Murray, Mauawatu, Wallabi, Clyde, and Wakatn. There was also ono schooner, tho Awaroa. At the same tinio the Raugatira and the ketch Annie were ying in tho stream. The Clyde, which occupied a berth outside tho Wakatu during Wednesday night, started at an early hour for the purpose of tendering tile Eangatira, which had just arrived fro ji Wellington. The state of the bar, owing to tho heavy weather, prevented the steamers which had. cleared from sailing for thoir various destinations.