SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 8964, 30 November 1894, Page 6

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, November 29. The steamer ludralema, which came direct from Penarth, has come in ballast, and steamed the whole distance, the engines having never beeu stopped from the time of landing tbe pilot off Ilfr&comb on September 30th, until anchor waa dropped in the harbour yesterday; and the engines are soid to be in a fit state to enable the steamer to travel the same distanoe again without having to be overhauled. The Indralema is the first vessel to steam such a distance in ballast, although several others have come the same distance laden with cargo. She belongs to the same line as tbe lndramayo, which recently visited this port from London with general merchandise, and comes under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company. She will take on board about 1700 bales of wool, proceeding south to complete her loading. Sailed—Mihinapua, for New Plymouth and Wellington. Passengers—Miss Patterson, Mesdames Louch and two children, White and two children, Messrs Vigors, Louch, Devereaux, Capt. Coleman, Owen Williams, Capt. Murray Shortridge, Capt. McLaren, Messrs Petty, Miller and Smith, and ten steerage; Gairioch, for New Plymouth. Pass.ugers —Messrs Payne and 1 Jackman and three steerage. Wellington, November 29.

Arrived —9.50 a.m., Tasmania, from Napier ; Hauroto, from Lyttelton, at 10.15 a.m. ; 11.30 a.m.. Taviuni, from Auckland ; 1 p.m., TakajHU-i, from Lvttelton; Hauroto, from the South; Silver Cloud, barquentiue, from Kaipara. Sailed —Tins afternoon, Ruahine, for London via Rio de Janeiro. Passengers— From Wellington—Sergeant-major aud Mrs Gunn, Master and Miss Gann, Miss May Yates, Messrs A. Chadwick and A. * Taber. From Auckland—Mr, Mrs, Mi-ses, and Masters Crump and infant, Mrs C. Hawkins, Mr E. Thomas. From Christchurch—Mr, Mrs, and Masters Joyes, Mr and Mrs Machin, Miss PI McColl, Miss N. Mtllham. From New Plymouth — Miss Kelsie. For Rio—Captain and Mrs Rodriques and family (five), and nine seamen wbo were rescued from the Brazilian vessel Flashlight- in a siukuig condition iv June last and taken to Sydney..-.-...' ;^ ; Waihi and ' ; Mauaia, for Raugitikei; Huia,, foe Wan- ( ganui; Taviuni, for Westport; Takapuna, for Tarauaki aud Onehuaga. Hauroto, for Sydney. Passengers—Miss Prideaux, Mesdames Gibson and two children, Smith, Barnett, St. John, Ponsonby and Samuel, Lord Kelburne, Messrs Young, Howell, Saunders, Davenport, Mayer, Conway, Norris, Harris, St. John, Ward, Barnett, Williams, Morris and Samuel, Master Neill, and 17 steerage.

Tasmania, for the South. Passengers— Misses Henry, Baird, Heanery, Jefcoate, Mc Vicar, Rutledge, Erskine, Robinson, Martelli, Brady aud Dick, Mesdames Gain and three children, • Stewart, Hawthorne, Mathieson, Sinclair, Coston and child, Carew and 2 children, Loumaua, Jeffs, Murgatroyd, Laurenson and 2 children, Jefcoate, Curry aud 2 sons, Messrs Loumanß, Miriams, Hart, Murgatroyd, Short, Laurenson, Jefcoate, Harrowell, Page and Rogerscu, Master Baird, and 60 steerage. Flora; s.s., for the South. PassengersMisses Burroughs, McGowan, Oakley, Nantes, Clapperton, . Raudell, Gieesou, Williams/ Webber, Rowley and Zincorq/, Mesdames Scarvefi, Ashbolt, Newson, 3 ohnstou, Berkley, 4 children and nurse, and Triggs, Messrs Shaw, Banks, Midlane, Grant, Lewis. Erly, Bayfield, Williams, I WilberfoßS, Wardell, Scarvell, Lee, the Wellington representative cricket team (11), aud 28 steerage. Bluff, November 29. Arrived—Steamer Wareatea, from Westport. '