MONTH'S SHIPPING.

Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7215, 28 November 1888, Page 3

MONTH'S SHIPPING.

Arrivals. The New Zealand Shipping Company's RM. B.S. Aorangf, 4183 tons, Captain Sufccliffe, from London, via Plymouth, Teneriffe, Capetown, Hobart and Port Chalmers, on November 7th. PassengersSaloon—Miss C. E. Boss, Mr J, E. Nathan. Second saloon—Misses F. and A. Blake and Woosley, Messrs Cave (2), Engelbrecht. and Pester! Steerage—Miss Scott, Messrs M. O'Sullivan, Gowland, Scott, Clucas, Marne, Chalmers, Kermean, Noch, Engelbrecht, and Kertz. , The New Zealand Shipping Company s barque Mataura, 898 tons, Captain Maslin, from London, on November 18th. [By Telegraph.] AUCKLAND, Nov. 21. Arrived, s.s. lonic, from London (forty--1 five days), all welL While anchored at Plymouth a passenger, suffering from delirium tremens, jumped overboard. Mr McKinstry, second officer, rescued him, and was presented with a pane of sovereigns by the passengers. The lonic brings a hundred stoats and weasels for Wellington. The lonic's passengers for Canterbury are-Saloon—Miss Beeves, Mr Edwards. Second saloon — Mesdames Brown and Weston, R. Crosby, L. WestonjA. Weston, A. Croxton, LilyCroxton, T. Willis, A. Dennison. Departures. The Shaw, Saville and Albion Company's RM.s. Arawa, 5200 tons, Captain Stuart, for London, via Port Chalmers, on October 30th. The barque Ulan McLeod, 646 tons, Captain McLeod, for London, oa November Ist, under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company. The Colonial Union Company's s.s. Selerabria, 1905 tons. Captain Fowler, for London, via Port Chalmers, the Bluff and Napier, on November Ist. The barque Brodick Bay, 643 tons, Capt. Wakeham, for Queens town or Falmouth, for orders, on November 6th, under charter to the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited. The barque Phyllis, 960 tons, Captain Raymond, for the United Kingdom, for orders, ou November 14th, under charter to Friedlander Bros. The New Zealand Shipping Company's ■R.M.s.s. Aorangi, 4183 tons, Captain Sutcliffe, for London, via Napier and Wellington, on November 20th. [BY TELEGRAPH. J Wellington, November 15. The Arawa sailed for London this day. Passengers — Saloon — Mesdamee Davis, Clark and two boya, Surgeon-General J. Ogilvy, Messrs P. Davis, E. F. Clarke, Charles Webster, R. McLaurin, J. S. Brown, EL Nelson, C. Bell, and C. F. Temple. Second saloon—Miss Connell, Messrs J. McCutcheon, O. Whitworth.and C. Holworthy. Vessels in Port. The ship Marlborough, loading account Shaw-Savill and Albion Company. The barque Wave Queen, loading acconnt the Shaw-Savill and Albion Company. Tne barque Mataura, discharging. The ship Waimate, loading account the New Zealand Shipping Company. The barque Cormorant, loading account the New Zealand Shipping Company. Exports. Brodick 8ay—10,063 sks wheat. Phyllis—l3,2ls sks wheat. Aorangi—For London—ll9o bales wool, 137 bales basils and leather; 592 sks grass seed, 53 kegs butter, 30 kegs honey, and 15 cases cheese. Selembria—For London—l9,9Bo carcases frozen mutton, 227 quarters beef, 50 bales flax. The following have engaged passages for London to date from this colony :—Per the New Zealand Shipping Company's B.M. s.s. Aorangi, to sail from Wellington, November 29th—Saloon, from Christchurch —Mr and Mrs Alister Clark, Mr G. Robertson Chapelin, Miss Cox. From Auckland —Rev. P. Costello. From Timaru—Mies Shaw. Second Saloon—From Napier— Mrs McCallum, Misses Miles and Bateman. FromAuckland—Mr James Stewart. From Wellington—Dr. Mahon. From Melbourne—Mr A. G. Prider. Steerage— From Christchurch—-Mrs A. Sinclair and four children. From Dunedin— Mr and Mrs W. H. Lewis. From Napier—Mr J. Hickery. From Melbourne—Mr P. O'Sullivan. From Auckland — Messrs Gustar and Robert Megroy. From Sydney — Messrs Horace Guyford and John LeverJ Per R.M.3. Zealandia. to sail from Auckland December 3rd, Mr Hoban, steerage, from Christchurch. Per Orient Company's s.s. Ormuz, to sail from Melbourne, December 7th, Mr and Miss Hobson, from Christchurch. Per the Shaw, SaviU and Albion Company's R.M.8.8. lonic, to sail from Lyttelton on December 13th. First saloon —Mr and Mrs J. R. Laing, Mr G. Grenfell. Second saloon —Messrs R. Gent and John S. Quirk. Steerage—Mr J. Richmond Jones. Per P. and O. Company's s.s. Ballarat, from Melbourne, November 30th, Mr W. Mather, from Christchurch.