PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 94, 20 April 1904, Page 6

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS. Rotoiti, s.s., Ueo. Lambert, from Welriuiii.on, .Nelson, and New jL'lymoutn. Pascjeiiei.s: o Ai.it>»t!i Dunn, ileiry, jceriin, Lee, onmv, jL.ruu.ciy, Vnmaiub, Power-, .tsuire, jiin;rrcrr ; .u.cauames atoll - , Browu and cujuii, jUuoulu, i_i 6 m.ou.iia, jtierman, iJ'ianei', lias-uniiS>-cuow, UclLany, juumo, itussell uuu cruiti, cittiu anu ruiara, ourrnoii, \»nliaius, .uuimcouii arm ctuid, UUUert, jsuessra uuuscuju, brrrrpbon, jfniiuus, Xnornydon, ju.orr, r urtiiUiiir, ourey, bUun, Nooian, u.i,irtuariu, jUei.y, Viaiuoii, Hdi Vcy, iv.Ui O n.L, jJucjKiiiy, "uuu, jbuuure, -umnu, w imams, uiuuj3.lu.iu, ima Wards, j, jarrett, JUisiOLj, laUTieU, King, Redwood, .cuine 12), Jturueit j\u.tciiei., -major iiuoacn, itev. sneyd, and -io steeruqC. —Lrrroii Co., a^ems. DEPARTURES. Glenelg, s.s., X. jtrauruun, for Opunake ana \> unfairui. xiai'ttwa, s-s., W. F. Norbury, for New jfassensers: ALrsseS Coaies, 4XIBSIHIL;, ldooj».c, Jlouie, I'fcau.c:, Menu.—uMMa B luutaae, 'JLjUTUbu, iioueitsuri, jfrtiar', acwiLt, jfean.e, »t ens, tteVH. i. vv. isru, xteeve, uicosis r rust, oeurie, coriius, aules, iia.c(juuun, jt-uieeU, ju.Ui.nes, bjutnei-, uuurerle, <_axrnierraer, jUees, luiuan, jciowell, v <_oui*ur, jtrouciison, Cnu.'A.e, Hewnt, arid li steerage. xvot-uia, s.s. Geo. Lambert, for New Plymouui and Wellington. ±-aoStu s eis: Misses lourn; w, Jonns, siii.u Vvailers, Klvli, Ciurii, Jjcoll, i-atteisOn, loung, Scon, PaLLcrson, AL n.. ioirer, it. vv. »»atemouse, on- and caliq, j onus, Green, Watt, German, Xayior-, jaesars 'iuony, Cuppies, G. a. ormpson, c'o.----j-lus, itees, xayior, buang, C. h. i-iLe, j. iNewion, Waiiai_e, McjaYujuxew, r. *£. Grronins, .;. j. iiacii, A. Aoernetiry, oec imir, j. ,atpa, Ut c, Iwiuig, He*, Waiji.ea, au . j.o sreeraj;e. The s.s- Rarav... left for New Piymoutn at tour o cioeJi after-iioon. i.iie s.s. iwjtoi4j an-rv-cu iiuuu n eilingtoir, -Neiaoii, ana .New i-iyniuurir a L nrj.e o Liiis riioruuii,; and icit ror tire saaae porca at three o crocK. Uua attsrnooil. XiUjxiUiVAx'iiXC; S£LIJP.PIJIQ. Whangarei, April 20.—.Arrived, at 6.30 a.m.. jo.uirierr, s.s., trom Auciiiand. jticutis, —Arrived: iJiavo, avow, troui Aiercuiy i>ay. <_upe van Llciuen, April 20.—The s-s., i-apauui passed West at ».x5 a.m. liast v-aiyc, a/j.a —Xiie s.s. v» aikare passeo. suuui at i.a a.m., and trie war-snip ~ syene at 6 a.m. -Lauiaiifeu, 20.—Sailed, at 9 a.m.: reiranoia, p.s., xor Aucaiana. Arrived, at <>.-v a.iii.: v.aiotani, a.s., I.ujii d.uciiiaiid. .Napier, al-iU j.».—i^ cu . „,, M lO f L " tt u ; Nol rt.sf.s.M lor AucliajlJ! uiisstui HtLUcel', o.nutn, Aressrs Lavej, crajujjy, xisner, lOiarLer. uisiwrne, iv.— at 8.30 a.m.: iariine, . s-s., ior Aiu;»auia. Jfasociiaens: jiaaacs W oou and Jauvs, Messrs. oauoocy, uairroer, \> liaon, tomiLii I■" ie, unu J-Vuns. ' New i-ryiiiouth, April 20. — Arrived, at 4 a.m.: tnuraws, s.s., trom Onehunga. i ' UI ' L <-'i.in.iei.o, Ajji'u xj. —jjuu Vvu: X-ara- ". aKl BhxJ, iiuiii Ssaiieu: utuuia, s.s., ior bjuoicy, via Aueiiiura. i aMCiiijcib ior ins. Denwrciv, ALeasia nenwrtii auti xonar. hor £,yuney: jir. Yon .aa irlrerw, and xtJ steerage iui an irui-ivs. ««iur, April 20.—Arrived, at 7 a.m. Victoria, S.S., trom ' ALe.ot.uine and Jtlouart, OVEjti6>jciji. ajtiiPjeiNG. (Received 10.20 a.m.) Suva, April 19.—Arrived: Moana, R.M.8., from Vancouver ana jtronoiuru. SiUiea: Auiana, jtt.Ai.s., for jt>risuaire aud Syuney. byuney, Api-rr 20. —Arrived, early: Moe--aivi, s.s., irorn \v eiiington. Newcastle, zo.— aaiied: St. Kilda, oarqutnune, tor Aucirand. , ■a-uerarde, Aprrr —Arrived: Empreza, bariiue, trom x dames. ixuuari, io.—Sailed: Kassa, barqut, ior Oamaru. .April 19.—Arrived: Rakaia, s.s., j.r-om Sailed: jNrwaiu, s.s., lor j.astralian porta and Auckland. THE DIS.ABLED SCOW. GISBORNE, April 20. The steamer Nautilus, with the disabled scow Hoauga in tow, arrived this morning. Captain k letcher, of the Hoanga, reports that hrs vessel was dismasted at four p.m. iast \> edueauay, whAi sue was averting a speed of about se-Ven knots in a heavy west south-west breeze. There was no warning of the accident to tne foremast, wnich went suddenly, carrying with it the upper portion of Ure mainmast. A heavy sea then came up and the vessel drifted 22 miles during the subsequently making Hick's Bay with all her spars broken. Mr. Harrison, who arrives from Auckland to-day, will make arrangements for the vessel to proceed to the Northern port for repairs.