SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 77, 24 December 1907, Page 10

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE .MOON. DECEMBER. Day. Hr.m. Now Moon -. »*L ... 5 9- r >2 p.m. First Quarter ... ; . ~.. ... 12 1.40 p.m. Full Moon .„ '' ... 20 5.25 a.m. Last Quarter 2S 10.10 a.m. HIGH WATER. To-day, 7.38 a.m.; 8.5 p.m. To-morro^7 ) 8.20 a.m.;' 8.45 p.m. SUN. Sun rises to-day, 4.14 a.m.; sets, 7.23 p.m.- • ; ARRIVALS. " MONDAY, DECEMBER 23. WAIPORI, 6.5. (12.20 a.m.), 1919 tone, Ronaut. from Groymouth. ALEXANDER, s.s. (3.50 a.m.), 377 tons, Wildman, from Nelson. PETONE, s.s. (5.15 a.m.), 708 tons, Dillner, from Groymouth. KITTAWA, s.s. (5.40 a.m.), 1247 tons, Pennington, from Greymouth. TUTANEKAI, s.s. (10.5 a.m.), 811 tons, Post, from Lyttelton. TALUNE, s.s. (10.45 a.m.), 2087 tons, Dawson, from Sydney. Passengers: Saloon— Missea Payne, Multcns, Holme,- French, Mesdames M'Gahey, Sinclair, French, Link, Messrs. A. Fallovor, Brown, F. M'Gahey, M'Gnhey, H. Walton, S. KeniKird, J. Whitton, Morrison, W. Hopper, J. Henderson, W. E. Bell, K. Atkinson, Birch, H. Hatch, P. Hammond, Father M'Donald; 70 steerage. DEN OF RDTHVEN, 5.e...(3'P.m.),.4M9 tons, Singer, from Newcastlo. HAWEA, s.s. (9.40 p.m.), 1758 tons, Tato, from Westport. • PENGUIN, s.s. (11.40 pjn.). 824 tons, Hunter, from Picton and Nelson. Passengers—l 47 excursionists. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24. OPAWA, B.s. (1.15 a.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, from Blenheim. KENNEDY, s.s. (1.45 a.m.), 226 tons, Graham, from Wangamii. DEPARTURES. MONDAY, DECEMBER 23. TE ANAU, s.s. (1 p.m.), 1652 tons, Stewart, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers—l 39 ox. cursionists. 808 ROY, b.s. (2.45 p.m.), 95 tons, North, for Picton and Sounds. .AORERE, s.s. (3.15 p.m.), 77 tons, Fisk, for Paten. ' ' TAKAPUNA, s.s. (5.30 p.m.), 1036 tons, Holford, for New Plymouth. N WAIKAJRE, s.s.' (5.33' p.m.), 3071 tons!, Newton, for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. Passengers—s4 excursionists. .. •.. .. HUIA, s.s. (6.15 p.m.), 127 tons, Dowell, for Wangnnui. •PAREORA, s.s. (6.20 p.m.), 650 tons, Black, for Greymouth. - ■ •

■ TOROA, B.s. (G. 50 p.m.), 388 tons, Peterson, for Napier and Gisborno. ' ALEXANDER, s.s. (G. 50 p.m.), 377 tons, Wildman, for. Nelson and West Coast. MAORI,- s.s. {8.50 p.m.), 3000 tons, Manning; for Lyttclton. Passengers—394 excursionists. ■ TALUNE, s.s. (9 p.m.), 2087 tons, Dawson, for Lyttelton. Passengers—7o excursionists. .' ; WAIHI, s.s. (midnight), 92 tons,'' Carey, for Blenheim. BLENHEIM, s.s. (midnight), 120 tons, Watson, for, Blenheim. 1 EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Te Anau, Nelson and Picton, December 2(. Sto'rmbird; Wanganui, December 24. Tas'man, Nols.on arid Motueka, December 24. Qpawa, Blenheim, December 24. Rotomahaua, Lyttelton, December 24. Queen of'tho South, Foxtou, December 24. Mana, Patca, December 2-1. Kiripaka, Patea, December 2-f. Torgauton, Hokinnga', December 21. Wimmera, Sydney, December 24. Monowai, Auckland, Gisborne, . Napier, pecomber 24. Defender, ICaramoa, December 24, ■ Kahu, East Coast-,' December 24. Wakatu, Lyttelton, via Coast, December 24. Kounedy, Wanganui, Dccomber 24. i Kotuku, Greymouth, December'2s, Flora, Ncwcastlo, December 25. Victoria; Dunedin and Lyttclton, December 25. ' .•■•••■■ Blonhdim, Blenheim, December 25. Waihi, Blonheim, December 25.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Kennedy, Nelson and West Coast, Decembor U. ■■ i Kahu, East Coast, December 24. ■ Queen of tho South, Foxton, December,24. Mana'. Patea, December 21. . Opawa, Blenheim, December 24. , - : ■•' Storrabird; Wanganui, December 24. Tasman, Nelson and Motueka, December 24. Monowai, Lyttelton and .Dunedin, DecemWimmera, South, Hobart, Melbourne, December 24. ■ Maori, Lyttelton, --December 24. ; Rotomahann, Lyttelton, December 24. 'Penguin, Pictonl December 24. , Mapourika, Picton, Nelson, West Coast, December 24. Te. Anau, Nelson, December 24. .- Manaroa, Havelock and Sounds, December 24. Pateeua, Lyttelton, December 25. Eotomahana, Lyttelton, December 26. Victoria, Picton, December 20. Victoria, Napier, /Gisbornc, Auckland, and Sydney,. December 26. ■ ■ Penguin, Nelson, December 26. Marama, Sydney, December. 27. Wakatu, Lytfclton,- via Coast, December 2". Manuka, Duuedin • and Lyttelton, December 27. / • ■ •■' ',;/ ' '-." " ■'.'' '; Maori, Lyttelton, December 27. ' ■ Patcena, Picton-and Nelson, December 27. Eotomahana, Lyttelton, December-28. Penguin, Pietou, December 28. ■'Penguin, iNelspn, December 29..Pateena, Picton and Nelson, December 30.. Mdnoivai, Napier, : Gisbonie, Auckland, Docembor 30. i Penguin, Picton, December 31. Mapourika, Picton, Nelson, West Coast, Decomber 31. , . ■ ■ :Waikaro, Lyttelfon and Dunedin, December 31. -.■••■ . ■-■.

IMTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MARAMA, s.s., left. Melbourne; December IS,. for Wellington, via Hobart and southern ports. Duo Wellington December .27. .Leaves for Sydney, direct same day. Due Sydney December 31. ..,-■■••, MANUKA, s.s., left. Sydney, December 18, for Wellington,- via Auckland, Gisborno, and Napier. Duo Auckland; December 22, Wellington, December 27. Leaves for Lyttelton and Dunedin same day. MAHENO t.s., leaves Melbourne, December 25. for Wellington, via Hobatt and Southern ports. Due Wellington, December 27. Leaves Wellington- sanio day for Sydney direct.'-Sue Sydney, Deceniber 31. WIMMEEA, i s.s., left Sydney, December 20, for Wellington direct. , Duo Wellington, December 24. Leaves Wellington, December 24, for Melbourno, via Southern ports and Hobart. Due Melbourne, January 4. ZEALANDIA, s.s., leaves Sydney, December 25, for Wellington, via 'Northern ports. Due Wellington, January 3. Leaves for Southern ports same day.-

OVERSEA SHIPPING. ■ ; STEAMERS TO AEEIVBL / From London.-, , . -. INDEADEVI (duo Wellington about Deoanber 27), sailed on October lj, via Molbour-no, Sydney, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.) ' K'AIPARA (due. Wellington about December Si), - Bailed . on- .November 2, via Auckland. (N.Z.S. C 0. , ,: agents.) ■-,- - ■ ■-. ATHENIC (d>io Wellington nbout Docembor 3l), sailed on November 14), Plymouth November IC, via Capetown und Hobart. (Shair, Savill, agents.) PAPANU^I-(duo Wellington about January 21), sailed on November 28, Plymouth November 30, via Capetown and Hobart. (N.Z.S. Co., " . NEREHANA (due Wellington about February 12), sailed on December 3, via Australian ports, Aucklund and Napier. (Tyser Lino, agents.) ■ . ■ ■ STAE OF AUSTEALTA (due Wollingtqn nbout January 18), sailed on Noyembor 6, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.) COEINTIIIC (duo Wellington about January 29), sailed on December 1.1, Plymouth December 15, via Capetown and Hobart. (Shaw, .Savill, agents.) From Liverpool. FIFESHIRE (dup Wellincton about December 23), sailed on October 19, via Sydney and Aucklnnd. (l-'.H.S. Line, nncnts.) ..- RIPPINGHAH GRANGE (due Wflllinatm)

about January U), Railed on November 23, via Auckland., (P. 11.5. Line, agents.) From New York. ELVASTON (duo about December 27), sailed October 22, via Duuediu and Lyttelton. (N.Z.S. Co., agents.) HAWKE'S BAY (dun Wellington .-.bout January G), sailed on October 2G, via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser Lino, agents.) , LORD SEFTON (duo Wellington about February 16). Sailed , on November 28, via Australian ports aud Auckland. (A. and A. Lino, agents.) NEW ORLEANS (duo Wellington about February 8). Sailed on December 10, for Auckland direct. (A. and A. Line, agents.) INDRALEMA (dun Wellington about February 19). Sailed on December 8, via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser Lino, ngents.) SAILING VESSELS TO ARRIVE. GENI, Italian barquo, sailed from Marseille] September i, via. Bluff. (Buscoo and Co., agents.) INVERSIAY, barqno, sailed from Livorpool Novembrr 19; via Dunedin. . LOCH GAItVE, ship, nailed from Melbourne December 11. (G. 11. Scales, agent.) > BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. NEWCASTLE. December 22. Sailed.—Rakanoa, for New Zealand; Flora, for Wellington. . MELBOURNE. Arrived.—Hazel Craig, from Wanganui; Mαhetio, from Bluff. Sailed.—Setwyn Craig, and Louisa Craig, for . Auckland. CLARENCE RIVER. December 23. Sailed.—Volador, for Now Zealand. : COASTAL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 23. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Hinemoa, from East Coast lighthouses. Passengers per Manuka, from Sydney, for Wellington :—Mosdames Forbes, Qregson, Messes. Forbes, Gregson. Sailed.—Mokoia, for Sydney. Passengers: Saloon —Misses Pickin, M'Donald, Clomisson (2), Platt, Taylor, Stubbs, Mitchell, Rutherford, Clark (2), Frasor, Boa ley, Sykes, Kettle (2), Nathan, Holloway, Mcsflnmes Pickin, Urquhart, Freeman, New, Gozzardt and child, Maxwell and 2 children. Weaver, Kettle, Coulter and child, Baud and 2 children, Lcdingham, Wright, Maurin, Newton, Hopd, Tuft'y, Dawson and sou, Barker, Palmor, Nathan, Messrs. Witch,, Roberts, Jones, Moore; Robertson. Chamberlain, Inniss and son, Edwards, Phillips, Barton, Hoey, Lcavv, Krentzer, Carr, Craig, Fortescue, M'Kay, Weaver, Coulter, Band, Ledingham, Maurin,' Newton, Wood, Hointz, Dolistrom, Ilermiaii; Tuffy, Burton, Archibald, Barker, Palmer, S. 'J. Nathan, Rev. Fussell; 100 steerage.

ONEHUNGA. ' ' : Sailed.—Rotoiti, for .New Plymouth. Passengers : Saloon—Misses Clayden, Wiseman, Cuddy, Mesdames Young, liuckland, Wako, .Tudd, Twigg, Trouscllot, Claydcn, Cowic, Esdailc, Messrs. Bollard, Symes, Macky, Dixon, K. Stewart, Claydcn, Walshaw, Slauton, Esdaile, N; Kenncy, Firth, I'lotcher, Foster, Evans, Burn, Craig, Shepherd, D. Gollan, Cowie, Evans, Burke, Haswell, A. Morgan, C. Hooper, ■W. E. Symes, Wake, Young, Bucklanct II: Trousellot, J. T. M'Williara, Dr. Todd, Sir Philip Brocklehurst; 25 steerage. ' - ; NEW PLYMOUTH.. To , sail.—Earawa (2.30 a.m., Tuesday), for Onehuugh. ' ■' • ■■■: ''■"■ - . WANGANUI. .. Sailed. —Putiki (11,40 a.m.);' and Kennedy (noon), for Wellington. FOXTON. To snil.—Queen of the South (11 p.m.), for Wellington. PATEA. Sailed.—Kiripaka (12.59 p.m.), and liana 12.50 p.m.), for Wellington. . NAPIER. Arrived.—lndradevi (4.30 a.m.), from Auckilmd.' Sailed.—Monowai (3 p.m.), for Wellington/ PICTON. Arrived.—To Anau (5.50 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Tβ Anau (11 p.m.), for Nel6on. NELSON. Arrived.—Tasman (1.30 a.m.), from Wellington. . ' , ■ ■: ; . ■ ■ ■. . Sailed.—Penguin (10.15 a.m.), for Picton. . : GKEYMOUTH. Arrived.—Kotuku (10 p.m., Sunday), from Wellington. Arrived.—Arahwa ■ (9.30 a.m.), from Westport. ■■-... . ; ■ Sailed.—Defender (4.30 p.m.), for Wellington. ■ . .-,■;. ' ■ . 'To"sail.—Arahura (10 p.m.), for Westport. To sail.—Kotuku (midnight), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. : . ' Sailed.-Corinna (4.25 p.ni.), for Wellington, bailed.—Kotomuhana p.m.), , ' for Wellington. -~-.' Sailed— H.M.S.Pioneer (10.30 a.m.), for Port Chalmers... ■ :.. . w ; /-■ '■'• ■■ DUNEDIN , .'. ' Sailed , .—Victoria, for Sydney, via Auckland. Passengers: Saloon—For Lyttclton—Mrs. Fo"g and child, ■ Messrs. Morris, llbwland, Fish' Wilson, Coull, Fog" Dr. Maitland. .For Wel-lington-Misses Tilbury, Holmes, Cox, Huz, MLarcu, Julinston, Brown,'Mcsdaihes Tilbury lombs, Ilolmes, iUessrs. Barr, Stalker, Chalmer, 'Midiaiii Pope, Brown, Tombs, Chambers I.oach, Burnard. For Auckland—Misses Kerry' Unviu, Mosdames Hewitt,', Flamank, Messrs' HowiU,.'Cox,,Flamttnk. , ' For Gisborno— Miss liurnside;. 30. steerage. '.- . ~ .

. ;■;;■ ! ; ' BLUFF.: '; ";" ; T.:;-.'. Tho Marama,. which, arrived; this morning from .Melbourne and Hobart; has on board tiio ■ foiiowitiff passengers, for Wellington:— Saloon: Misses Tolhurst, O'Reilly, Henderson, Cox, Neitcn,Dempsey, .Mrs. Cox, Messrs. Robertson, Asliton, Hope, Nish, Evans, Cox, Broil, Pulsford, King, Rennie; 20 steerage Arrived—:.latatua (4.15 a.m.), from Wellington. . . . THE-OPAWA. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Opawa, at present at i'ioton, will commence Homeward loading, at that port shortly alter the New Year. Her other loading ports aro:-\Vanganui, Waitara, and Auckland, and probably Uisborne and Napier. The Opawa sails finally from Wellington about the end of January, for London.

THE SYDNEY BOAT. The Union Company's steamer Talune, from Sydney direct, arrived about 10 a.m. yesterday. For two days after leaving Sydney fresh weather was experienced, but for the remainder of the passage,-fiuo -weather prevailed. Her cargo consisted of about 2000 tons of coal,-50 tons of fruit, and a quantity of timber for the Telegraph Department. The Talune left at 9 o'clock last night, for Southern porta. Captain J. Dawson is in command, and has with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr •T. .Robertson; second, Mr. C. H. Frost; third Mr. G. W-. Anderson; chief engineer, Mr. W* Wright; purser, Mr. Thompson;-chief stewardMr.' E. Churchill.

■ THE; NEW; SHAW, 1 SAV.ILL STEAMER. Advice received by'the local agents of the bhaw,.&avill Co. states that-the new. passenger steamer ordered for the Company is to be constructed by Messrs. Workman,'Clark, and Co., of Belfast. The now. steamer will bo named the Tainui, a name which calls up old recollections.. The first Tainui was commanded for several years by Captain E. J. hvans, now Marino Superintendent for- the Company for the''North Island. iTlio-new vosssl will bo about 10,000 tons. ■ Slio will bo •li7i't. long and 01 ft. beam. Sho is to have a trial speed of 15 knots, and is expected to steam. 13 knots at sea. The Tainui will be delivered in about ten mouths time '

UNION COMPANY'S CARGO FLEET. The approximate movements of the Union Company's cargo steamers for week ending December 28 aro as follow:— Aparimn—En routo to United Kingdom, via Monto Video. Wairuna—Discharging Lyttelton, thence Dnnedin. Whangape— -Due Newcastle, December 2fi, thenco Fiji. Wwiiika—Leaves Newcastle December 21, foiLyttelton, Timaru, and Bluff. I?ak/inoa—Leaves Newcastle early, for Weland Lyttolton. Jvoituna—Lnul up, Lyttolton, WaiDori—WcatDort-Lvttoltoa-

Komata—Discharging Melbourne and Sydiioy, thence Newcastle and New Zealand. Kaianoi—Leaves Newcastle early for Timaru and Duncdiu. llawea—We.stport-Wellington (survey). Taieri—Paid off, Lyttelton. Poherua —Leaves Auckland early, for Weilingtou. Puknki—Grcymoulli-Wellington. . Kainonn—Survey I'.C. Kini— Laid up, Wellington. f Kittawa—Greymouth-Wellingtpn. Koonva—Laid up, Port Chalmers. Kotuku— Greyinouth-Wellington. Rosamond—Westnort-Wellington. Waihora—Left Singapore December I*, for Auckland. Due early January. Moin-a—Westport-Wellington, or Lyttelton. Knfitanc—Leaves Greymouth December 21, for Adelaide, via Tasmania. Flora —Leaves Nowcastlo December 21, for Wellington and Nelson. EXPORTS BY THE WAIWERA. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's s.s. Waiwera, which sailed at daylight on Sunday morning, from Wellington, for London, via Monte Video and Teneriffe, took the following cargo: From Wellington—l 944 carcasses lamb, 42U3 carcasses mutton, 38 casings, 60 boxes kid*noy<i, 19!) casks tallow, 34 casks pelts, 659 bales hemp, 3 bales sheepskins, 2677 bales wool. From Dunedin—WO basics tnllow, 578 bales wool 84 bales rabbitskins, 7S bales sheepskins, 179 dumps tow, G73 bales hemp, 1960 crates rabbits, 500 sacks cocksfoot, 378 bundles cordage, 145 bags schellite, 59 sacks hidos, 28 packages sundries. From Auckland—2o4B cases and 535 sacks kauri gum, 112 casks tallow, 3 bales pelts 113 dumps tow, 20 ■ bales leather, 1172 bales wool, 1030 bales hemp, 75 sacks mutton, 15 carcasses lamb, 11 boxes bullion, 203 bundles binder twine, 2552 sacks copra, 207 cases, and 217 bags ammunition shells, 6 cases meat extracts, 50 sacks soil, 64 packages sundries. From carcasses mutton, 2G44 carcasses lamb. 613 quarters beef, i cases tripe, 112 casks tallow, 36 bales pelts, iMO7 bales wool, 8 packages sundries, 1 pocket, 3 fudges. From Gisborne—6C9s carcasses > mutton, 801 carcasses lamb, 720 quarters beef, 23 bales pelts, 93 casks tallow, 160 cases kidneys, 1000 bales wool; 272 legs and shoulders mutton. From Pibton— 757 bales wool, 10 casks tallow, 2258 carcasses lamb, 459 carcasses mutton.

PASSENGERS FKOM ENGLAND.

The- Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's steamer Athenic, which left London on November 14, for Wellington, via Plymouth, Oapetown, and Hobart, is bringing the following passengers. For Wellington: First Saloon— Misses K. B. Anderson, S. B. Anderson, Cameron, F. Martin, Mesdames Cameron, Venum, Messrs. 11. D. Bell, E. l>. Bell, J. A. D. MacKean, L. O. Pink, B. Vcrnon, Captain Cameron, Eev. P. Galligan, Eev. G. W. Feacofik. Second saloon—Misses J. H. Ami, A. Bertenshaw, N. Prater, K. Hallarn, K. Hardio, Mesdames ' Bertenshaw, Frater, M. Jenkins, Kelsoy, Jacobs, L. G. Sheriff, Messrs; 11. Bertenshaw, Eev. M. Frater, M. Jenkins, H..Jones, 11. Kelsey, E. T. Kolsey, S. W. Kelsfty; 11. 1. Kelsey, L. P. .Sheriff, G. Sheriff, C. W. Tamer, Masters J. Bertenshaw, L..A. Sheriff. '1 hird-class-Misses J. Abel, W. Allan, L. Asli.-'H. Blackburn, E. Bradley, H. Bremner, Carpenter, Ash, F. Ashlev, U. Barratt, Blackburn, h. A. Carpenter, J. • Catto, C. Dick, J. Dicky J. Dnunniond, L. Drummond, S. Fletcher, J. Hammand, E. Hockley, Hooil, M. Hood, Irelaud, H. Kelly, V. King, E. Lenuon, G. Lovell, C. MacMahou,. B. M'Grath, M. M'Giath, A. Mayn, E. Munday, T. Muuro, K. Orford, M.. Orford, B. O'Reilly, At. Eigarlsford,-A. Eoburts, A. Skelton, M. Stewart, M. .'lrevethick, Weston, E. Woston.'S. Wood, E/'Wood, Mesdames C. Allan, Ayrcs, Barnes, Blackburn, E. Booth, Bradley, Brodie, J. Brown,. A. Brown, A. Budd, Bullymonc, penter, Deeblo, G. Drummond, Edwards, Elmes, Gill,' Gordon, Hammond, M. Hill, "'A. Hill, W: Hood.G. 'Hopkins,; E. • Hunt t Ireland. Kelly, King, F.-lvnight, Lovnll; Monro, S; Neilson, A. M. Peterson, Eigarlsford, Eobortson, J.' Saunders, C. Skolton, M. Twiggs, Victory, A. Watson,. A. Weston, A. Wood, Messrs. L. Ayrcs, W.. Barnes, Bates, W.' Beat.tie, F. B'edwell, F. Birss, J. Blackburn, J. Bradley, W. Bradley, A. Brodie, J. Bro;,vn, A.'Budd. J. Bullymore, E. Burke, G. Carpon T ter, F. Chevdrell, J. Cochrane, F. Cornwall, F. Cranston. .1. Dceble, A. Deuchor, W. Dunbar, W. Edwards. E. Edwards, G. Edwards, T. Elnics, W. Esler, J. Gordon, W. Gill, E. Gray, A. Green, W. v Hood, C. Hooper, G. Hopkins, A. Hudson, E. Hunt, E. Ireland, W. Jones, J. Keith, W. Keith, C. Kelly, W. King, P. Last, S. Lovell, J. MacMahon, A. s MticMahon, F. M'Kcnzie, ;D. M'Naughton, J. C. Munday, J. Monro, H. Norris, J. O'Reilly, W. Page, J. Pearco, F. Pink, M. Rigarlsford, E. Robertson, J. Rowlands, W. Sanders, A. Scarff, S. Seabrook, C. Skelton, W. Smart, E. Smith, G. Taylor, W. Taylor, C. Thrift, F. Trevethick, B. Turner, J. Twiggs, L. Victory. A. Watson, A. Weston, T. Whiteford, F. Wilson, A. Wood, Masters 11. Barnes, J; Booth, L. Bradley, H. Bradley, J. Brodie, J. Brown. T. Caldwell, S. Caldwpll, G'. Carpen r ter, A. Drummond, H. Gill, S. Goodey, ,71 Gordon, G. Gordon, T. Hammond, Ireland (5), L. Lovell, C. Robertson, Saunders (2), H. Skelton, :E. Victory. Tor Auckland : First saloonMisses E. M. Blades, O. Denton, W. Leys, Mesdames Leys, S. Steel, J. H. Todd, Messrs. J. H. Drummond, T. W. Leys. Second saloon

••-Missos L. Bloustein, L. M. Marshall. ShirleyRolliston, Mcsdames A. Baiter, Blousteiu, C;-Shirley-Baker, 13. Shirley-Eollistdiii Messrs.'"T'.' Bloustein. ,T. ,H. Boydale, "1 , . Chapman,' F. Dobson, F. Scott, A. Wai ford, Masters ShirleyRolliston. Third-class—Miss'M. Appleton, .J. Armstrong, Baker, E. Baker, A. Beestoii, J. 8011, Bonnar, A. Bonnar,, J. Bonnar. S. Bourne, M. Bridge, A. ■ Busfield, G. Clark, Cooper,- Br Cooper, A. Cooper, .Darpayel, 'M. Dargayel, B. Dargavel, O. Doak, C. Duffy, L. Edwards, B. Hastic, J. Hastio, L.. Lnmont. K. MacmasteV, A. Morris, K. Morris, E.Prrest, E. Preest, Ross (5), E. Shaw, A. Wavnook, Mesdnmes Armstrong, Baker, M. Bardslev, 8011, B. Bell; lionnar. J. Campbell, Clark, j. Cooper, G.'. Cooper, A. Cooper, A: Dargavol, Duffy, Dmigley, E. Edwards, Goddbnrn, Lnmont, Lloyd, Proesf, .J. Preest, Messrs. R. Donnelly, Faichuetty, F. Horridge T. Kyle. Maerten's, P., Maerteiis, Spiller, G. Tobio, Woodlcy,': Masters. N. Craven,' Woodcock. For New Plymouth: Second- saloonMiss Iv. Luckin...Third-class—Miss J.: Abel Mesdamcs Aish, A. Bailey, J. F.-ike 1 , •I'etherbridge, Messrs. W. Aish, A. Bailey, L. Barnsley, F. Fake.G. Kirby,. G.' Petheridge, J. Smith, W. Tate, S. Tate, J. Wylie/ Musters Aish. (3), S. Pethorbridge, Messrs. -11. , Billham' A. I'rceman, J. Goodwin, E.- Ladd, : JV Laidner J. Ludwig; r. Machell. E: ■ Salmon.. " For Napier-: Second saloon-Misses' M.' J; !:Wood L.;D Wood, M. T.i Wood, Mrs. Wobd.'Mr B Wood, Master B. J. Wood.', Third-class-Miss h. Jlaywobd, D. Macitens, E. Orme, M. Patton, L. Patton, Snath, M. Orlord,. Mesdames A Craven, Maerteus, E. Smith, Spiller,. Wbodoock, Bell' (J), B. Campbell,, g: Cooper, E Dully, E. Dungey, T. LamontVw. Lnmont, J. Preest, T. Richards, F. Ross , J Stratton, A. Stratton. For Gisborne: First saloon—Miss M. M. Worthingtoii, Mr. T S Gracie. Second saloon—Rev: W. Lainb: Thirdclass—Misses Goodwin, Elliot, iLudv.iir H Ludwig, F. Roberts, Mesdamea J. Goodwin' ir W? , L'" 1 "' 1 !?- , J - Home, G: Huntlcr,. J. Huxtable, W. Huxtable, W. Isles, C. Jacksou, J. Jolinston; T. Lamont, H. Lister A' Lloyd, G. M'Clintock, W. Mooney S Mooro F. Morris, A. Parr,, S. • Preest (2), 0. d'reest' U- Preest, R, Preest, E. Rawlinson, J. Ronnie I. Richards, 11. Rodda, A. Ross,,H. Eowden Cr. Schley, J. Shaw, W. Smith, R. Taylor D Vercamer, R. Vercamer, J. Yercamer -PWalker, A. Wallis, J. Wilson, F. Wood," Masters J; Armstrong, E. Preest, Richards' Ross, E: Shaw, A. Stratton, P. Walkev, "A. Wallis, A. Warnock, A.; Watson, J. Wilson Messrs. S. Allingham, D.'Anderson, J. Annstrong, A. Axon, A. Baker, F. Baynham T Bell, Bell, E. Bell, L. Bertling, S. Bonnar' W Bonnnr, , H. Brown, F. Cambridge, W. Campball, J... Clark, G. Cooper, P. Copper A. Cooper, J. Cooper, A. Cornillo, 0. Cornille,' C.' Cuvelier, G. Bnrbyshire, T. Deeorte, E. Duffy, 11. Dungey, E. Durrnd, C. Edwards.-J'. Fraser, W. French, H. Goodburii, A! Hallworth, Hv ITalton, B. Harmer, A. , Kartell,' S. Hill, H, Hook; For Port Chalmers: First' saloon—Mr. F. J. Sullivan. Second salopn—Mr. J. IL Hyde. Third-class—Misses N. Applegate, M. Copper, Gent, K. Harding, Macpherson'(3), Scott (G), N. Wells. ,Mesdames A- Buxt'on, Gent, E. Knowles, .A; Macpherson, Scott, 13. Thompson, E. Wells,, Messrs. R. Cridland.H. Daniels. J. Dunne, F. Dunne, J. Gent;.l-,T.i. Gray. 11. Henderson, ■'. P.■ Knley, J. Lindsay, A; Mnwhinncy, L. Solomon, E. Thompson, W;. Webb, Masters. G. Applegate, A. Mncphe.rson, Thompson (3), W. Trowbriilgc. For Lytlelton-: I'lj-st siiloon—Jlisses Newton,. L. Wragpre, Mes(liimes Newton, Wi-agKo, Misses G. T. Newton', G. Wragge. Jfaster Newton.' Second saloonMisses Andrews, E. A. Atkinson. Bavios; A. E. Maling, Mesdames Davies, Pulon, Mcfssrs. .T. Davies. .T. P. Mason. J. A. Paton. • Master Davies; 57 third-class passengers. For Timaru - First saloon-Mrs. T). G. Turnbull. Mr> D. C. Turubull. Masters Turnbull 12). Third-class— Messrs. A. Doyle arid W. Price. For Bind: First saloon-Mr, aud Mrs. S. W. . Wallace. Second saloon—Miss A. Bennett. Third-class, 15. For Wanganui: Second saloon—Misses' M. lE. Aitlten, Reid, J. R. Reid. A. A. Reid, ,T; C. Reid, Mesdnmes, M. Cliflon-MogK, Reid* .Messrs. R. A. Reid. W. Andrews. J. Reid. Master .1. Reid. For Greymouth: Second saloon—Messrs. M. G. Tliomus. L. E. Thomas. For Picton : Second saloon—Miss E. Smith. The Athenic is due at Wellington about December 31. ■.•'■'

Tho Inilradcvi is due at Wellington, from Nnpicr, on Boxing Day. Tho Cornwall is timed to sail for Avonmouth, via Monto Video and Las Palinas, on Satuxd&E*