SHIPPING TELEGRAMS

Auckland, October 21.—Arrived: Botomahana, from the South. Sailed: Ship Plako, for Timaru. Wkllisotoh, Ootober 21. — Sailed : Jubilee, for the South. Passengers: Miises Wyatt and Sison, Mesdames Cleave and Clark, Messrs Clark and Gallagher. Hauroto, for the South. Pas sengers : Misses Wood, Vivian, M'lntosh. Hel ler, and Dickie, Mesdames Lorenson, Stephen son, Oorkill, Cohen, maid, and child, Rayner, and 2 children, Hughes, Dr Ferguson, Messrs Fair cloogh and child, Honaldaon, Sperry, Painter, Van Agnew, Hungerford, Lees, Henderßon, Cohen, Todd, Homann. Wnihora, for tho South. Passengers: Misses Williams, Flegg, Wilson, Davidßon, Gaiety, Ko.tder, Fookes, Potter, Meßdames Snell, Brown, Menzles and boy, Wilson, Haynes. Thornton and family, Rev Thornton, Messrs Williams, Sweeney, Vaile, Lafferton. Wilson, Gooseman, Martin, Don nelly, Flegg. Cooke, Hait, Wilson, Scoular, Thanks, Griffiths, Kellar, Paulin, Caldwell, Beeve; Rayner; and 30 Bteerage. LriTBLTON, Ootober 21.—Sailed: Grafton, for Wellington and Westport, Bluff, October 21.—TheTe ADau arrived from Melbourne at 5 a.m., having left Williamstown at 3.30 p.m. on the 15th; arrived at Hobart at 10.50 a.m. on the 17th; Bailed at 6 p.m. same day, and arrived as above. Experienced fresh S,B. winds from Melbourne to Hobart; thence moderate to fresh westerly and S.W. winds and fine weather. Passen gers : For tba Bluff—Messrs Beaver and Baker, For Dunedin — Mesdames O'Neill, Bilbrough, Duncan, Wilson and child, Turnbull and boy, Woodhome, Messrs O'Neill, Bilbroagh, Show man, Meyer, Fletcher, Oarne, Wilson (2), M'lntosh, and Jordan, Misses Paul, Cameron, Hill (2), Palmer (2), Captain Chatfield. For Lyttelton— Mrs and Mils Greenwood, Mrs Havenhill and child. Miss Herman, Mr Marks. For Wellington—Mr and Mrs Ashworth and child, Misses Cornish, Loftus, Tottenham, Sinclair, Mev. Mr and Mrs Still, Meßsrs Bow and Marsden. For Auckland—Mr Lawrence ; 30 steerage for all ports. Newcastle, October 21.—Sailed: Janet Nicoll,

THE DIRECT STEAMERS. The Tongariro left Plymouth on the 19th inst. for the Cape, via Teneriffe, » ' J A ittoog S.W. gale set in on Sunday night, at tended by frequent squalls of rain and hail, which continued during the wholo of yesterday. This breeze should bring up to the heads the ship Jessie Headman, from London, and the Horning Light, rom Boston, both vessels being now due; while the barque Formosa, from Liverpool, should also put in an appearance, being now 96 days out, A fore-and-afo schooner beat inside the heads yes terday afternoon, and anchored. 