SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 11878, 27 April 1904, Page 9

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

POUT OF LYTTELTON. AltlUVED—April £6. liutoaiubana, a.s. (8 a.m.), 1777 tons, ManIrom Wcllicgtoi.. I'asjengers—Mitaes O'Brien, Bruce, BuHoid, Mc William, C»i;ii^ : Coiuon, Kobinson, Kite, Mittous, Howard, Alexander, Holmes, Webb, Brown, and Burnett, Mesdumes Webb, Huberts, Williams and two children, Ellis, Doyle, Williamson, Brown, Uluett, Gorman, Brown, ltichardeon. EH, uitd Pollock, Captain Alisop, Messrs McUiinieas Wiieun, Ellis, Pine, Kutiedge, ilisun, Pyijc, Denniiton, Davey, Lee, Potter, MtPiiersou. iilan ifi), McMuhon, Field, Stead, Colin, Pitcaithly, i'helaii, Johnston, Jettt, Urchey, Uavic-s, Isaacs. Williamson, Brown, Bluett, Livingstone, Johnston, Cliapinau, Ilauiber, Ferguson, Davidscn, 'i'roup, Ogg, Turubull, liamsay, Calkir., Barron. Mason, Mayzer, 'iuiipett, Edwards, Bennett, Co! Iyer, Aienning, Blncker, McArdeii, Xash, Kicliardsoii, Croll, llnstv.ick, Ell, Goodwin, Quill, und fehirtcli'.io, and yxty tteerage. Cnion Steam Ship Company, Limited, ugeiiis. Kennedy, s.a. (11.40 a.m.), 1!W tons, ihaw, from Akaroa via the Bay*. Kinsey, Barns und Co., agents SAILED—ApriI 20. Magic, scow (noon), tv tons, Eckford, for Wellington, Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents. Kotomahana, s.s. (11.55 p.m.), IVT7 tons, Manning, for Wellington. Passengers—Missts l-asley, Thomson, vViffen, Ciitford, Chick, Cnurchward, E\ane, Kwurt, Ballour (3), Hiii, Ccssur, Dillon, and Orthiston, Mesdamea iii.Dt'j;ald, ilitchell, Qumie, iSineJair-'lhouison, Wallace, Konayne, lns;yy, Handford, Wjjfe.i, Mortimer, Barneit ar.d infant, Gilleat, lnkston and two children, Pevt-nport and child, Kttves, Howse, Honcybcil, btewart and two children, Wataon, Orchiston, Chick, Cosaar, Berryman, Newth, Gualter, Ooodey, Bal-cumlie-Bjown, and Fitzpatrick, Professor iicott, Dre. Ewart and Levinge, Captain Uotgall, Sergeants Sundford »nd Sniftill, Messrs Mitchell, Qnane, Shirtcliffe, Siuclairihornson, iLougliuan, Halley, Gilliatt, lnksion, Perry, Airy, Honeybeli, T. B. Taylor, J. L. Scott, FiUpatrick [OH, Chapman, L&veretdge, Orchiston, Harris, Morris, Stock, Kainbow, Ci>£3ar, Brickell, Balcombe-Browu, Macdonald, O'Connor, Shadbolt (2), Mora, Roskruge, and tnembere of "Williamson's Opera Company. Union Steam Ship Company, Limited, agents.

The schooner Houga, which is in charge of Captain E. Peterson, has just completed ft fast passage from Lytteltoja to Nelson, via Auckland. The little vessel left Lyttelton on llnrch 29tb. with * full cargo of produce, and arrived in Auckland on A_Pri' sth. She sailed from there on the 1 8th, and arrived at Tairua on the Oth, leaving again on the ICth for Nelson, wheio she arrived on the 23rd, thus making tho round trip from Lyttelton to Nelson in twenty-five days. The Honga goes from Nelson , to Greymouth, where she will load far Lyttelton. . The Union Company's ateamer iloeiaki, ! which left Sydney at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday last, is bringing 200 passengers for New Zealand ports, and is duo in Wellington this morning. Tho Mocraiti will reach Lyttelton The'schooner Tlircß Cheers, built at Tornakin. 'Now iScuth Wales, in 1903, and recently purchased by Mr J. J. Craig, of Auckland, foi- the coastal trade, is at present on her Crst visit to Auckland (says an exchange). She ie in charge of Captain Joseph Bogera, one of the best-known masters on the coast. Captain AUaop, of the barque Kinoluno, returned from Wellington yesterday morning. Captain, Burton, of the Shaw-Savitl steamer J Kararpea, which arrived at Dunedin last Friday, from London, reports having seen brilliant displays of the Aurora Austrabs. during the last ten days of the voyage. Hβ! also report* having passed a bell buoy adrift, on the morning of March 12th, in latitude 26.57 N.. longitude 16.88 W. The Union Company's steamer ie duo at daylight thi» morning with a consignment of 1540 sheep from Napier. After discharging the cheep at the cattle wharf, the Haweu will sail again at about 8 o'cloqk for the BJuff. The departure of the Kennedy for Cheviot, Kaikoura and Wellington has bean postponed till to-night. Th? Shaw, Savill steamer Aotea will get away to-day for Picton. , Advice has been received by the local agents of the Shaw, Savill Comrjarfy that the etoori'er Tokomaru, which left Wellington en March 2nd, arrhed in London on Monday. The Union Company's collier Kini will not leave for Wostport and Greymouth until to-n-orrow.