MONTH'S SHIPPING.

Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7382, 7 August 1889, Page 3

MONTH'S SHIPPING.

There is still a very brisk export trade in grain, potatoes, hay, &c, with Australian ports, and in consequence there is not much offering for the London markets. The only vessel at present on the berth is the barque Rothesay Bay, and she ia taking in a general cargo, including a quantity of flax. She is expected to get away to sea on the 10th August. The Colonial Union Company's s.s. Ashleigh Brook arrived at Timaru on July ISth from Rockhampton, Queensland. She proceeded on to the Bluff, and there finished for London, sailing on the 29th July with the following cargo:—lß,64o carcases mutton, 400 cases meats, 60 bales of wool and skins. H.M.S. Orlando was in Auckland in July, and was docked there. She left on the 17th of that month for the South Sea Islands. The barque Coriolanus, from London, arrived at Wellington on July loth, and early in August sailed for Iquique. The barque Craignair arrived at Wellington on July 23rd from Liverpool 108 days out. This"vessel comes on to Lytfeelton to load for the New Zealand Shipping Company. At Port Chalmers the barque Ralston, from Glasgow, arrived on July 24th, and the ship Waimate, from London, on July 25th after a passage of eighty-two days. The ship Gpawa was docked in Lyttelton before leaving for Napier to finish for London. The following have booked passages for London from Christchurch to date :— Per P. and O. Company's Britannia— Yen. Archdeacon Harper and Messrs Stuart and Meares. Per New Zealand Shipping Company's s.s. Tongariro, leaving Wellington on August fath for London —First saloon:—From Christchurch— Messrs C. J. Hurst and Thomas Scott. From Sydney—Mr and Mrs F. King. From Nelson — Rev. Fletcher. From Duneiin —Mr John Squires. Second saloon : —From Christchurch— P. Cunningham and J. R. Brown. From Wellington—Miss Horrocks, Mr and Mrs Fetch. From Sydney—Mr D. H. Roberts. From Dunedin—Miss M. Petre, Mr E. Austin. From Hobart—Mrs Bradford. Steerage :—From Auckland—Mr and Mrs Martin, Miss Agnes Dick, Messrs Wm. Gilmore and , Francis Legros. From Duaedin—Messrs Thos. Finlayson and Percy Hempson. From Wanganui—Miss Carlotta Johnston. ARRIVALS. New Zealand Shipping Company's s.B« Tongariro, 4163 tons. Captain Bone, from London, via Plymouth, Teneriife, Capetown, Hcbart, Wellington, and Port Chalmers, on July 22nd. S.S. ZEALANDI4.. Auckland, July 20. Arrived—Zealandia, from San Francisco. Passengers—For New Zealand— Broinale, Barjaman, Green, and wife, Gettings. Mendellsohn, Scillman. She left for Sydney the same day. S.S. TONGARIRO. Wellington, July 14. The R.M.s.s. Tongariro arrived from London via the Cape and Hobart at five o'clock this evening. Passengers—For Lyttelton — Saloon —Mr E. W. Bealey. Second saloon—Mr and Mrs D. B. McKenzie, Mr McKenzie, Masters McKenzie (3) and Miss McKenzie. Tnird classMisses A. Barns and S. Hilleyard, Messrs J. Fisher, F. G. Hughes, H. Palmer and J. Wilkinson. S.S. ARAWA. Wellington, July 31. The Arawa, which arrived from London last night, had an uneventful passage. Sue brings sixty-four passengers for New Zealand ports, and 2300 tons of cargo. Her officers are the same as last voyage, with the exception of Mr Moffat, who has been appointed to the command of the Company's new steamer Marmari. Mr Prosser, late second thereof, has been appointed chief officer, and Mr Holland, late of the Tongariro, is second. The Arawa's passengers for Lyttelton are—Saloon—Mr and Mrs Knight, Rev. Mr Knight, Mr Bates ; second saloon —Mr A. K. Applegate ; third cabin—Mr and Mrs Heliix, Mr and Mrs McKay and four children, Mrs Larkin and two sons, Miss Alexander, Messrs W. Blain and G. Martin. DEP ART ORES. Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's s.s. Doric, 4744 tons, Captain Jennings, for Wellington and London, on July 12th. Passengers—Hon. E. W. Parker, Rev. J. S. and Mrs Wilson, Miss Bon nor, Mrs McKenzie, child, and nurse, Mr and Mrs Lee and family (7). Dalgety and Co., agents. Agnes Oswald, ship, 1380 tons, Captain Henderson, for London, under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company, on July 15th. New Zealand Shipping Company's ship Opawa, 1076 tons, Captain Hamon, for London, via Napier, on July 26th. New Zealand Shipping Company's s.s. Tongariro, 4163 tons, Captain Bone, for Wellington and London, on August 2nd. S.S. KAIKOURA. Wellington, July 11. Sailed, this afternoon, Kaikoura, for London. The following is a list of persons who took homeward passages per Kaikoura : —First saloon — From Hobart —Mr J. McCause, Mrs McCause, and Miss McCause and nurse ; from Melbourne—Rev. Colin and Mrs Campbell, Mr W. F. Methven; from Dunedin —Mr David McCraig. From Wellington — Miss Heaver. Second saloon—From Timaru —Mrs Duncan ; from Sydney —Mr J. Watt, Mrs Watt, and Master J. Watt. From Auckland—Rev. Francis B. Dutton, Master F. Dutton, Dr. Martin Hy. Payne, Mrs Payne, Miss Mary Payne, Mrs Jean Olive, Miss G. Olive, Miss Dora Unsworth, Mrs Bromfield, Master Jas. Arch. Bromfield. From Chxistchurch—Miss Sophia Wolff. From Wellington—Mr A. Hadfleld, Mr Philip Kenway, Mr H. Burrell. From Wanganui — Mr* Dr. Marriner. From Napier —Mr Rees Watkins, Messrs J. and W. Bolton. For Rio de Janiero—From Melbourne— Mr Fredk. Thierry, Miss Alexandra Thierry, Messrs Harry Etherington, F. J. Nicholas, E, Stevens and R. J. Egginton. Steerage—From Christchurch—Mr Henry Phillips, Miss S. A. Campbell, Miss Sarah McGrade, Mr Wm. Carr, Mrs E. A. Lawry, Masters Richard Henry, Christotopher John and Arthur Ernest Lawry, Miss Wilmot Jane, Mr Andrew Parker, Miss Lizzie Wrigßt. From Lyttelton—Mr Geo. Fostett. From Melbourne—Mr G. W. Swallow, Miss Eliz. Rees. From Timaru —Mr Robt. Herriot. From Napier—Mr Thos, Libbey, Mr Geo. Hudson Hedge. From Greymouth—Mr Thos. Jas. Hosking. From Ash bur ton—Mr Thoe. Ed. Bishop. From Dunedin—Mr Wm. Jas. Compton. From Auckland —Messrs Hy. Swarbrick. Geo. Harcourt, and Jas. Goodwin. From Wellington—Messrs J. Hocking, G. Nelson, A. Ward, F. Marcom, and Mrs Marcom. S.S. MARIPOSA. Auckland, July 15. 2.15 p.m., Mariposa, for San Francisco. Passengers—Messrs H. Power and wife, N. Benjamin, H. Owen, Jas. Balfour, J. M. House, John Hess, and Harold Large, and thirty-thrree in the steerage and through passengers from Sydney. S.S. DORIC. Wellington, July 25. The R.M.s.s. Doric sailed for London via Rio At 2.30 this afternoon. The follow ing is a list of ber passengers:—First Saloon—Misses E. Gyles, Veda, G. Fitzgerald, Page, Woolcott (3), Bonnor, Lady G. Whitmore, Mesdames C. Wysman, A. Thompson, Wilson, J. Fitzgerald, A. Dickson, R. Woolcott, R. Bright, Dr. W. Shells, Rev. J. Wilson, Messrs A. Norman,!). Bayldon,George Raine, A. Canney, F. Orwin, C. Wysman. A. Thomson, J. Fitzgerald, R. Woolcott, W. Bright, B. Yuile, Masters Wysman and Woolcott. Second—Mesdaraes Elsmore, A- Casey, Seamond, Mr and Mrs J. McCahon and family (9), Dr. Hammond, and Messrs H. and A. Sharpus; thirty in the steerage. Exports. Agnes Oswald—For London—l 47 bales •wool and skins, 809 cask* tallow and pelts, 9447 sacks wheat, 2572 sacks grass seed, 909 sacks bean stand peas, 1181 cases meat. 21 kegs lard, 9 bales basils, 1053 bales flax, 10 pkgs sundries. Opawa—For London—29Bß sacks wheat. Doric — For London — 7941 carcases mutton, 227 bales wool and skins, 68 casks tallow, 7 bales flax, 64 cases cheese. For Rio de Janeiro—3o carcases mutton, 50 sacks peas, 350 sacks oats, 628 sacks potatoes, 1 keg butter. Tongariro—For London—74s bales wool and skins, 428 sacks grass seed, 10,042 carcases mutton, 75 bales flax, 460 cases gam, 5 pkgs sundries.