SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10270, 13 February 1899, Page 6

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

FEBRUARY-25 DAYS List Quarter .. 4 4.54 a.m. .New Moon .. ..10 9.3 p.m. First Quarter .. 17 8.22 p.m Fullilooi) .. ..26 1.46 a.m POJRT OF LYi-TiiLTOtf. WEATHER REPORT—Sunday, Feb. 12. Wind, j\'.K., light; biue sky. 9 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer, .. .. 29.a0 30.09 30.16 'lheruiometer ..66 74 70 HIGH WATER—Monday, Feb. 13. Morning, 6.21; evening, 6.46. Sun rises, 5.19 a.m.; sots, 7.7 p.m. Moon rises, 8.34 aun.; sets, 8.18 p.m. ARRlVED—February 11. Tarawera, s.s., 2003 tons, Neville, from Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers — Misses MPherson, Oxby, Ternahau, Rogers, Hincombe, Reid, and Steinke, Mesdamea Giutry and child, Gardiner, Green, Kellett, and Hamilton, Messrs Malcolme, Redwood, Connell, Jenkins, Kuight, Allen, Wallace, Mayson, Griffen, Parrett, Ltavis, Warren, Quaine, J_)uncan, Cole, MCiing, Taylor, Brown, Guerin, Ring, and Forrester, Masters Steel and Richards, and 35 steerage. Union Steamship Company, ngents. Rotomahana, s.s., 1763 tons, Manning, from Wellington. Passengers — Misses Curran, Slack, Triggs, Miller, Fitzgibbon, Williams, O'Brien, Bull, Muir (2), Hunter, Jones, Whitcombe, Partridge, Meredith, Green, and Denniston, Mesdames Cook, Jackson, Blair, Tookcr, Fox, and Donnelly and child, Hon. J. M'Kenzie, Messrs Orpwood, Dawson, Roe, Cole, W. R. Cook, Little, Ferguson, Jackson, Thurmane, de Castro, Harner, Collier, Brown, Bauer, Patterson, Miller, Baker, Turner, Humphries, Eichelbaum, Miller, M'lutosh (2), Meek, McWhinny, Scott, Sandham, Milne, Fleming, Fisher, Redwood, Hendry, Watts, Blunt, French, Lowry, Sawers, Rattray, and Grange, and son, and eight steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Flora, b.s., 1273 tons, Fleming, from Dunedin. Passengers—Misses Wareham and Recich, Mesdames Knox, Phillips, and de Montalk, Messrs Finemore, Clark, de Montalk, and Hill, and ten steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Rosamond, s.s., 721 tons, Sutherland, from Grcymouth. Union Steamship Company, agents. Elingamite, s.s., 3500 tons, Waller, from Sydney via Auckland. Passengers—Missee Cameron, Shury, Reeves, Gordon, East, and Mcßao, Mesdames Kohn, Lancaster, and Stevenson, Messrs Findlater, McHaffie, Henderson, Kohn, Newlyn, Wilson, Nihoniho, and Austin, and seventeen steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Dingadce, s.s., 610 tons, Kerr, from Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. Wakatu. s.s.. 115 tons, Wills, trom Wellington, etc. Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents. Jane Douglas, s.s., 96 tons, Murray, from Akaroa. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents. Huia, auxiliary schooner, 196 tons, McKenzie, from Kaipara. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents. February 12. Herald, s.s., 370 tons, Rolls, from the south. Union Steamship Company, agents. Rotorua, s.s., 928 tons, Spence, from Nelson via Wellington. Passenergs—Misses King, Strachan, Jamieson, Harrup, Peliernon, Jones, Broomley and two children, Studholme, Russell, Hancock, riawthorn (2), and Kershaw, Mesdames Pearson, Monk, Baker and child, Ferguson, G. Pain, Marcus, Colebrook, Froggart, and Kerahaw, Detectives Campbell and i?'. S. Cox. Messrs L. Pearson, Deans, Harmsworth, Button, Norton, Aitken, Miller, W. Wilee, Pain,' Richardson, W. Malcolmson, P. Evans, Baker, Mannering, Jones, Arnold, Crageeg, Hulme, Hays, Hobbs, Mays, C. A. Marcus, G. Capper, Colebrook, Roulston, F. A. Waterman, Forsyth, Pilchex (2), Froggurt, Stone, McGuinness, Vivian, Greenahields, T. G. Brown, Antoney, Farmar, S. Zaelab, and R. A. Brown, and twenty-one steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Emma Sims, schooner, 60 tons, Johnston, from Co'lin.-'v/ood. Wood Bros., agents; tit-cait-hly, Wallace and Co., Port agents. Falcon, schoonor, 95 tons, Green, from Havelock. T. H. Ker, agent. Ohau, s.s., 740 tons, Brewer, from tho south. Union Steamship Company, agents. Joseph Sims, auxiliary schooner, Rennie, from Motueka. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents. Rakaia, s.s., 5628 tons, Sutcliffe, from London- via Wellington. New Zealand Shipping Company, ■ ■ SAlLED—February 11. Tarawora, s.s., 2003 tons, Seville, for Melbourne via Dunedin. Passengers—Fo,r . Dunedin: Misses Hewitt, White (2), Fish, Hill, Eliiman, Ascher, Cronin (2), McDonald, Rochester, Murphy, Caldwetl, Carsillsa, Vivian, Power, Grimths, Hellas, Plain, Clayton, Han lon (2;, and Glassoii, Mesdames Hewitt, Hughes, Stockbridge, Mercer and ininfant, Good.die, Messrs Wise, Forster, Stockbridge, White, Lakeman, Hodge, Hill, J. B. Kcia, Rosevear, Jj'rioco, i - 'isiier, McDonald, Watson, Wentworth, Brinkman, and Powell. For Blufi: Miss E. Mills. For Hobart: Mrs Squire, Messrs Toneycliffe and Squire. For Melbourne: Miss Cook. Union Steamship Company, agents. Flora, s.s., 1273 tons, Fleming, for Auckland via East Coast. Passengers—For Wellington: Misses Inglis, Aldrich, Riciot, McFanand, and Wareham (2), Mesdames Middlemiss, Peattie, Aldridge, Ferguson, and liickie, Rev. Isaac, Messrs Lickie, Farmer, W. Copeland, J. Bradley, Murdoch, Middlemiss, Rowantroe, Lindon, and VV. Strange, Masters Shepherd and Graham. For Gisborne: Mrs Bailey and child, Mr Nurse. Fer Napier: Misses Boot (2), and Everett, Messrs Maddison, Boyd, and Everett. Union Steamship Company, agents. Rotomahana, s.s., 1763 tons, Manning, for Wellington. Passengers: Misses Black, Allen, Smith, Aldercey, Crmpin, Jtfakstrap, ironsides, Hall, McKenzie (2), Raiph (2), Cruitkshank, Blanchard, Hutchinson, Rutherford, Walters, Reid, Ranson, Wright, Restall, and Gray, Mesdames Allen, Wareham, Pearson, Blanchard, Hutchinson, Billow and child, Kimmer, Hall, Fordham, McLellan, Fitzgerald, and Duthie, Major Aiadocks, Hoas. K. ii. Cargili and Miller, Messrs McKerrow, Benjamin. Neil, Martin, Farr, Gavin, Allen, Gardner, Coles, Palmer, Anderson, Grant, Servant, Gemmell, RobertFon, lionsdale, Law, ±Joord. Branch, sVadham, McAndrew, Bowio, Burridge, Gray, Piper, Haycock, Kimmer, Wood, Hall, Fordham, Hill, Swift, Clark, McLellan, Duthie, Beaumont, and Denniston. Union Steamship Company, agents. Janet Nicoll, s.s., 779 tons, Ryan, for Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. Elingamite, s.s., 3500 tons, V/alier, lor Dunedin. Passengers—Misses Montague, Ferrar, Terriss, Raymond, Ireland, Murton, North, Robertson, Dalton, Hewitt, Putnam, and Webb, Mesdames Forbes, Rosewarne, Hall, Knox, and Hewitt, Messrs Lowry, McLaren, Shanks, Begg, Vince, Knight, Haughtrey, Ward, Stewart, Hughes, Deering, Keighly, Lissant, Glassford, Manzie, O'Brien, Hyland, Maxwell, Lloyd, Taylor, Watson, Fernaide, K'lib'b. Schiavi, Keesan, King, , Wayne, Evans, and McPheraon. Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Elingamite—From Sydney: 2 bdls kapok, 22 cases wine, 6 crates, 4 cases porpoise dressing, 4 crates bottles, 24 caks pelts, 2 bdls brooms, 3 cases iron, 80 bdls laths, 6 cases essence coffee, 2 cases cigarettes, 240 bags cement, 32 baga sugar, 12 pkgs leather, 312 sheep, 136 case 3 fruit, 5 empty csks, quantity sundries. Tarawera—From Sydney: 380 bags salt, 1695 bags sugar, 112 ingots copper, 9 cases marble, 56 cases cartridges, 60 sks bottles, 97 pea redwood, 152 cases fruit, 600 spokes, 862 felloes, 14 pcs blue gum, 138 bags bottles, 12 cases acid, 20 horses, 147 pkgs. From Wellington: 25 cases bananas, 1 caae. Rotomahana—From Wellington: 225 case 3 soap, 22 rolls netting, 59 cases fruit, 27 sks seed, 11 bags sugar, 65 bags hides, 6 bales wool, 120 aheap, 1 horse, 79 pkgs. Flora—From Dunedin: 150 baga seed, 15 cases whiskey, 5 pkgs rope, 47 pkgs. EXPORTS. Aratapu—For Tairua: 100 sks chaff, 30 ska oats, 60 bags flour, 30 sks bran, 20 sks sharps. Monowai—For Hokiifka: 10 cases ale. For New Plymouth: 3 sks barley, 1 sk peas. For Blenheim: 6 sks seed, 1 pkge ironwork. For Patea:,2o sks flour, 6 pkgs. For Newcastle: 560 ska bran. For Foxton: 4 pkgs harrows, 2 pkgs ranges, 22 pkgs. For Wanganui: 2 steel plates. For Greymouth: 2 case 3 ale, 2 steel plates. For Brisbane: 22 sks peas, 136 sks barley. For Wellington: 20 pkgs ranges, 2 cases bolts, 2 coils wire, 6 cases eggs, 5 sks seed, 150 sks and 40 bags flour, 120 sks pollard, 3 trusses leather, 30 cases fruit, 14 drums dip, 38 pkgs. For Sydney: 397 sks peas, 639. sks potatoes, 79 ska malt, 15 cases cheese, 607 sks oats, 3 cases ploughs, 147 bales straw, 20 cases, 75 sks seed, 21 pkgs. Elingamite—For Dunedin: quantity scenery, 57 csks, 16 sks hides, 50 bags onions, 27 csks tar, 7 crates biscuits, 4 cases drugs, 3 cases stationery, 14 pkgs sundries. The Tarawera arrived early on Saturday morning. She left Sydney at 8.30 p.m. on the 4th instant, arrived at Wellington at 3.20 p.m. on the 9th, and sailed again at 4.30 p.m. on,the 10th. Between Sydney and Wellington she experienced dull cloudy weather with strong southerly galea and mountainous seas, between Wellington and Lyttelton she had fine weather and smooth sea. The Tarawera sailed for Melbourne via-Dunedin, etc., on Saturday afternoon. In consequence of the heavy south-east gale la?t weak the Pakeha had to leave Gisborne when she had taken in only about half the cargo intended for shipment by her. The Elizabeth Price arrived at Clarence Biver

on January 27th. She was to load hardwood J tor a Now Zealand port. ! By the Rotomahana on Thursday night, Mr ' Black, of Akaroa, imported from Auckland an < oil launch, which he intends to use in the Akaroa harbour. A trial spin, in Lyttclton harbour on Friday was conaiderel by those who took part in it to have been highly satisfactory. Mr lilack subsequently left liyttelton in the j little craft, and attex having to put in to Le Bon's Bay in consequence of the heavy sea, eventually reached his destination on Saturday, all well. Tho Janet Nicoll sailed for [Weatport on Saturday. Tho Dingadee arrived from West port on Saturday. The Rosamond arrived from Greymouth on Saturday morning. The Hotoniahonu arrived from \\ elhngton on Saturday morning and sailed for Wellington late on Saturday night. The Flora arrived from Dunedin early on Saturday morning, and sailed for Auckland via the East Coast in the afternoon. The Wakatu arrived from Wellington via Cheviot, etc., during Saturday night. The Huia ar-'ved from Kaipara on Saturday afternoon. The Elingamite arrived from Sydney via Auckland on Saturday afternoon, and sailed for Dunedin on Saturday night. The Ohau arrived from the south early yestorday morning. The Herald arrived from the south a few hours later. Tho Joseph Sims and the Enima Sims arrived yesterday, tho former from Motueka, the latter from Collingwood. Messrs Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co. on Saturday cleared the Aratapu with part cargo of produce for Tairua. ~,,.,. The Falcon arrived' from Havelock last night. The Otarama takes some 7500 carcases from the Anunoho Freezing Works, Wanganui. Yesterday forenoon the Rakaia arrived from London via Wellington. Sho had a fair weather voyage from Home. Tho following aie tho officers acting with Captain Sutcliffe this voyage Chief, Mr Hawkes; second, Mr Barthorp; third, Mr Acton; fourth, Mr Beaumont; fifth, Mr Draper (the two latter being new to the ship). Mr Vincent, late second engineer of the Rusvhine, has relieved Mr Greenstreet as chief engineer, the latter having been appointed to take charge of tho engineering department of the new steamer Wakanui.