SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10864, 14 January 1901, Page 6

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRlVED—January 12. Himitangi, s.s., 323 tons, Harvey, from Wellington, via Cheviot and Motunau. Kliasey, Bf.rns and Co., agents. Rotomahana, s.s., 1763 tons, Manning, from Wellington. Passengers—Misses Do Tourettes, Ramsay (2), Newman (2), O'Farroll, Fitchett, Oliver, Hewitt, Williams, Beattie, Brown, and State, Lady Howard Rodstone, Alesdames Kock, Martin, Shrimpton, and Stace, Messrs Hunter, Brown, Sinclair, Champion, uixon, Jackson, Cox, Milne, O'Rorke, Lane, Chadwick, Cassells, Walker, Gundry, Duncan, Ma-et, Lucas, Hedges, Plumnier, Home, Hewitt, Briggs, Buick, Ostler, Brightwell, Bary, RedBtone, Kock, Underwood, Webb. Price, Martin, Hessey, Bailey, Cashei, and Bishop, and fiftytwo steerage. - Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Cygnet, s.s., 120 tons, Murray, from Akaroa. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., "agents. January 13. Kini, s.s., 1422 tons, Rutter, from Greymouth. Uniion Steam Ship Company, agents. Corinna, s.s.. 1279 tons, McDonald, from the South. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Romanoff, barque, 1277 tons, Robertson, from Sydney. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. ''•"'-'Kram'te, s.s., 3000 tors, Wylie, from Sydney via Auckland. Passengers—Misses Saunders (2), Bowring, Yonge, Kendall, btepnens, Anderson, Newman. VVinacrs, and Dick, Alesdames Shency, Thompson, and family, Croll and infant, Harris and infant, and Winder, Dr. Johnston, Messrs UiarK, Stephens, Dick, Brodie, Wilkinson, Dunn, Winaley, Johnston, Thompson, Coop, Gannaway, Harris, McCarthy, Wyllie, Phipson, Sandilands, McGuire, Ssywell, and twentyfive steerage. Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents.

Tarawera, s.s., 2003 tons, Neville, from Wellington. Passengers—Misses Fuller (2), Mc'Nedsh, Kibblewhite, Steer, Dingle, Smith, McLeod, Bowen, Dunford, Anderson, McGregor, Kyan, Kansley, Curtis, Banks, Ellis, and Mackay, Mesdames Higham and two children, Curuming, Davidson, Fraeer, Fielding, Gilroy, Kelly and child, Purkes. King, and two infant, Bushby, Manning, Roberts, Mowlem, Thomson, and Harcourt, Captains McDougall and Willis, Sir E. Gibbes, Messrs Winston, Dixoii, McNaughton, Bruce, Higham, Moss, Wyllie, Pilcher, Davidson, Barmby, Stuart, Petre, Wallich, McNeil, Fielding, Duncan, Armstrong, Ching, Sonall, Cooper, Johnston, Bushby, Kebblewhite, Prince, Robertson (2), Varcoe, Sneddon, Reynolds, Logan, Crichton, Watkins, Shirtclaffs, Merewoather, Herbery, Williamson, Webb, Blyth, Renshaw, Fimice, Smith, Bradshaw, Mowlem, Whitcombe, Thomson, Bennett, Bunting, and Campbell, and Masters Lambie and Callaway. Union, Steam Ship Company, ngents. SAlLED—January 12. Rotomahana, s.s., 1763 tons, Manning, for Wellington. Passengers—Mi3ses Kdnnery, Tinge-y, Wills, Wood, Gambril, Craig, Sunderland, Boyd (2), Duncan, Sweden, Gentle, E. Mair, Murphy, Beauchamp, Fountain, Cohen, Wigney, Watt, O'Brien, Wakeford, Whall, Robb, and J. Cuckson, Mesdames L. Dix, Chalmer, Sunderland, Castles, Boyd mid boy, Griffith and two children, E. Street, Aitken, A. J. White, McCaldon, Downee, Simmons, Hume, Stewards, and Cope, Dr. Downcs, Messre Kinnery, Burnes, Lewis, Hallenstein, Dβ Beer, Lees, Towne, Bowie, Graham, McDonald, Bowick, Boyd, Holmes, B. Fuller, A. J. Petherick, Dix (2), Parkes, Seatfon, Hunter Brown, Cox, Duval, Rintoul, Thomas, Shrimpton, Flemina, Smithson (2), Foothead, Griffiths, C. T. Jeffries, Joyce, Geltner, Wilson, Duguid, Robb, Smith (2), Harley, G. Hirsch, Griffith, Davies, and Simmons, and Master Castles. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Pukaki, s.s., 1444 tons, Stringer, for Napier. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. January 13. Border Knight, s.s., 3730 tons, Splatt, for Capetown. A. H. Turnbull and Co., agents. Kaye and Carter, port agents. IMPORTS. Waihora—From Melbourne: 2 qr cks and 1 octave wine, 6 drums solution, 15 slc'e pepper, 15 crates and 2 cases bicycle parts, 11 pianos,

1 er.se cigars, 50 cases empty bottles, 4 bales skins, 15 cases and 1 brl oil, 32 cases fruit, 315 bags bark, 27 cased, 25 pkgs, 5 sks, 1 crate, 15 cks. EXPORTS. Tarawera—For Wanga-nui: 3 pkgs rangee, 5 cases and pkgs. For Foxton: 12 sks oats, 15 balee hay. For Greymouth: 1 keg, i pel. For Blenheim: 5 casas and pkgs. For Kelson : 5 cases cheese, 2 pkgs. For Westport: 1 keg. For ICew Plymouth.: 21 cases ale, 1 keg, 2 pkgs. For Picton : 3 pkgs. ForPatoa: 1 case. For Wellington: 5 pkgs ranges, 6 cases ale, 1 bag rivets, 10 sks seed, 1 bicycle, 17 crates pigeons, 2 trusses leather, 11 cases empty returned, 120 sks and 100 bags flour, 28 cheeses, 6 cases eggs, 1 horse, 1 casting, 1 bdl rods, 2 ske plants, 23 cases and pkgs. Waihora—For Brisbano: 1 sk. For Newcastle :22 cases checee For Wellington: 1 case plants, 2 bags linen, 1 jar. For Sydney: 1 dog, 1 case hams, 16 oase3 c*hoc3e, 45 sks ryecorn, 10 sks peas, 120 sks barley, 2 wheels. 4-iS sks malt, 110 sks oat 3, 179 sks seed, 1 horse, 3 sulkies, 3 cases glassware, 1 bdl poles, 30 cases and pkgs sundries.

Tho ship Canterbury, which left Glasgow on September 25th for Wellington, New Zealand, and put back to Lambeth on 30th September, was spoken by the clipper Loch Torridon, which arrived at Adelaide on December Slst. Captain Pattman states that on October 25th, in lat. 24.4 deg. N. and long. 22 deg. 3C—lin. W., the Canterbury was passed and reported "All well."

The steamer Indradevi ( which is coming to Lyttelton, had a very boisterous passage from New York to Melbourne. Leaving Now York on 9th November, heavy easterly gales beset the vessel, seas being of exceptional violence. Ono huge volume of water which broke aboard completely gutted the qfficers' quarters, and did sundry damage about the deck. A call was made at St. Vincent's on 23rd to replenish bunkers, and the Cape was passed on 11th Decomber, in 39 south. Easting was made over the 47th parallel, and on reaching 100 east fierce gales again became frequent, and lasted right up to port. The Rimutaka, whioh left London on January sth, has 1100 tons of general cargo for Lyttelton. The Rotomahana arrived at 10.20 a.m. on Saturday. A special train from Lyttelton was run to catch the express for the South. The Rotomahana left for Wellington on Saturday night. Mr J. A. C. Barker, pursor of the Haupiri, is being transferred to the Upolu. On leaving the Haupiri Mr Barker received presentations from his brother officers aud from the providoro department. His successor is Air O'Callaghan, hitherto of the Janet Nicoll. The Himita-ngi, from Wellington via Cheviot and Motonau, arrived early oa Saturday

morning. The Waiwera was moved on Saturday from tho No. 7 wharf to the Gladstone Pier.

The Kini arrived from Greymouth early yesterday morning. The Corinna arrived f__m Southern ports yesterday afternoon. The Tarawera arrived from Wellington at 2.10 p.m. yesterday. The Border Knight sailed for Capetown at 9 a.m. yesterday. Tho Elingamite, from Sydney via Auckland, arrived shortly alter 4 p.m. yesterday. The barqi__> Komanofi'. which is commanded by Captain Robertson, is no stranger to Lyttelton, as she was here, then a ship, seven ye__rs ago, arrived from Sydney at 7.30 a.m. yesterday, and anchored in the stream. She was granted pratique by Dr. Upham in the afternoon. She left Sydney on December 31st.

The Gothic's arrival at Lyttelton has been postponed till to-morrow. The yacht Waitangi, her repairs having been completed, left for Wellington again at G o'clock yesterday morning. Two of her original crew went back to Wellington aa soon as possible, as they had to take up their usual duties, two more left on Saturday for Wcl-iiii-tou by the Rotomahana, and the other two, with two men engaged at Lyttelton, are sailing her now.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Moura, s.s., from Dunedin, this day. Rotomahana, s.s., from AVellington, January loth.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Maura, s.s., for Auckland via the East Coast, this day. Tarawera, s.s., for Wellington, this day. Rotomahana, s.s., for Wellington, January 15th.

Corinna, s.s., for New Plymouth and Greymouth, this day. Elingamite, s.s., for Dunedin, this day.