SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 229, 20 June 1908, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS

■ a PHASES OF TIIE MOON. JUNE. Day. Ilr. m. First quarter ... ... J 4.20 p.m. * ul > moon 15 1.25 a.m. «ist quarter 21 4.56 p.m. «ow moon 20 4. 1 a.m. HIGH WATER. ' , To-day, 9.10 a.m.; 9.32 p.m. 10-niorrow, 10,3 a.m.; 10.2S p.m. SUN. , Sun rises to-day, 7.15 a.m.; sets, 4.28 p.m. ARRIVALS. FRIDAY, JUNE 19. !' s ' iPq n - n, ' ) ' 512 tons > Coins, frohi Westport, via Kahurangi Point. K^ RA ( HoK n' s ' s ' 50 1500 ton s. Lamfocit, fiom (areymouth, Westporfc, and Nelson* J. assengers: Saloon-Misses Dusko, Molloy. JJunean, Cameron, Snxon, Kiernnn, Axup, Hurst, Hogarth, Hall, Mesdames Hevcock, JJunean, Wiihams, Cameron, Smith, Eyre, Roljtt and 2 children. Clear. Batcup, Wod, Messrs. »L y i, Skmiler > Roberts, M'Kenna, Isdale, rr o ,/ J-' reemnn > Brown, Sutheram, Armstrong, Hutton, Reynolds, Monks, M'Donald, Bradbury, Anderson, Williams, Ives, Struthers, Heycnck, 0 Neill, • Prandi, Miller, Brain, Alden, M'Kee, Barakat, Eyre, Clear, Challis, Grainger, Cresswoll, Batcup, Tasker; 24 steerage.

MAEENO, s.s. (5.20 a.m.), 5282 tons, Neville, from Melbourne, Hobart, Bluff, Dunodiu,'. any Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Crowley, Fletcher, Mesdames Batclielor, O'Donnell, Watson, Lawrio, Matthewson, Wilson, LayInirn, M'Gregor, Messrs. Foster, Taylor, Bl'ittenden,'Burnie, Johnson, and Captain Hanson; 41 steerage. : MAORI, s.s. (7.5' a.m.), 3399 tons, Hunter, from Lyttelton. u Passongors: Saloon—Misses Bowker, M'Gregor, Lambrook, Brandwick, Murphy, M'Donald, Sanson (2), Comman,' Russell, Mesdames Collins, Henley, Fowler, Sutherland, Price, Mills, Knight and i children, Livingstone, Wilson and infant,', Kidd and oliild, Buttrass, Bono and son, Stanley, Kollyj Nurse Lloyd, livadley, Jordan and child, Pal--mer, Messrs. M'Kay, Butyback, Henloy, Jull, M'Cullough, , Da'wson, Hay, Scott, Hendry, M'Gregor, Sutherland, Roberts, Mills, Oliver, Proctor, Foothearns, Heald, Walsh. Briaseo, Scott, Murray, Coopor, Ward, Blnokmore, Scott, Cambridge, Poiiihorton, Andrews, Workman, Kelly, Angon, Hay, Gill, Hill, Prico, Ponlton, Mason, M'Kone, White, Scott, Hulmo, Lonias, Cameron, Baker, Palmer, Qow, Maddock, and Col. Knight; GO steerage. VICTORIA, s.s. (7.15 a.m.), 29G9 tons, Entwistle, from Sydney, Auokland, Gisborne, and Napier. Passengers: Saloon—Miss Hall, Messrs. Hayes, Lees, Mitchell, Wintle, Adams, Norton, Coombe, Crawford, .Master White; 19 steerage. ' ' ENNERDALE, s.s. (11.30 a.m.), 1147 tons,' Muir, from Lytteltoii. ( 1 HUIA, s.s. (3.30 p.m.), 127 tons, Dowell, from Wanganui. HUIA, s.s. (3.30 p.m.), 127 tons, Dowell, from Wanganui. EOTOI'H, s.s. (3.35 p.m.), 1159 tons, Hutehings, from Onelmuga, New Plymouth, and Pioton. Passengers: Saloon—Miss Evans,Messrs. Kenneth, Pouutney, Bowron; G steorago. BUCEROS, s.s. (3.45 p.m.), 4031 tons,,Johnston, from New York via Auckland. HAWE:\, s.s. (5 p.m.), 175S tons, Tate, from Lyttelton. MANAROA, s.s. (G p.m.), 122 tons, Hart, from Motueka. " ■ DEPARTURES. N FRIDAY, JUNE 10. . . KARAMEA, s.s. (7.15 a.m.), 5563 tons, Holmes, for Gisborne. ; -PATEENA, s.s.. (12.45 p.m.), 1212 tons, Stewart, for Picton and Nelson, Passengers: Saloon— Misses Elbeck, Robinson, Dixon, Powell, Jansbey, Mesdames Knight. Hooper, Braddell, Tucker, Christie, Messrs. Butt, Smith, Davis, Charlton, lloonoy, Airey, M'Mahon, Knight, Hooper, Braddell, Tucker, Christie. ■ LAURA, barquo (2.10 p.m.), 371 tons, Symons, for Grey mouth. • ! PUTIKI, s.s. (3.35 p.m.),, 409 tons, Do'whurst, for Wanganui., ~. ■ ' ' \ '

VICTORIA, s.s., (5.15 p.m.), 2DG9 tons, Entwistle, for Lyttolton and Dunedin.' , ■ MAHENO, s.s., (6.'10 p.m.), 5282 tons, Neville, for Sydney. Passengers; Saloon—Misses Muwloy, Anderson, Sanson (2) Higginson, 8011, M'Nieol, . Hoggarth, Fry, Stewart, : Pinions, K. llajor, M'Millon, Ainsworth, Lewis, M'Vincont, Barber, Pearson, Jlesdamcs Smith, Sanson, Duncan, O'Skea, M'Diarmid, Kemp, O'Conncll, Eraser, Laws, Eccles and 2 children, Phillips, Bidwoll, Davis, and 2 children, Campbell and child, Lavin, Luk3, Gdlin, Meek, Pharasyn, Wilford, Biggins, Whittell, Pearson, 'A. Hodges, Archbisnop Eedwood, Messrs. Fraser, Plaisted, S. N. Smith, M'Phail, H. Eietmuller, Sanson, Hatrick, A. Duncaii, Laws, L. Forris, O'Shea, F. W. Flanagan, M'Dairmid, Fraser, Shcehan, Smith, Homy, Mills, Popo, Mahonoy, M'Cormick (2), O'Connell, Pialens, E. Buchanan," Heniery, Phillips, C. Adams, Bidwoll, G. Biohards, E. Everett, Campbell, Atkinson, J. H. Mitchell, J. D. Smith, Levin, Meek, Purston, Pharazyn, Grant, Wilford, Van Staveren, E. Duthic, A. E. Shaw, A.' Berwin, Mackiu, »Sharp, Page, J. 11. Smith, Wiltshire, Pringle, Gootlsir, Bailey, Shaw, Deegan, Hunt, Wilson, Dorry. KENNEDY, s.s. (S.lO p.m.), 226 tons, Vickerman, for Nelson and West Coast. MAORI, s.s. (8.10 p.m.), 3399 tons, Hunter, for Lyttelton.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. H.JI.S. Encounter, Auckland, Juno 20. Kittawa; Grcymouth, Juno 20.. Manaroa, Motueka, Juno 20. Petono,. Lyttolton, Juno 20. Jane Douglas, Hokitika, Juno 20. Kapiti, Patea, Juno 20. Tasmani Nelson and Motueka, Juno 20. Mararoa, Lyttolton, June 20. Komata, Lyttolton,' June 20. Stormbird, Wanganui, June 20. Blenheim, Blonlioim, June 20. ,Waihi, Blenheim, Juno 20. Opawa, Blehhohu, June 20. Queen of the South, Foxton, June 20. - .Komata, Lyttelton, Juno 21, Waikare, Duncdin and Lyttelton, Juno 21. Mapourika, West Coast rtnd Nelson, J'.uno 21 ■ AVakanui, Napier, Juno 21. Maori, Lyttelton, Juno 21. / Mana, Patea, Juno 21. Kotuku, Westport, June 21. . Koromiko, Westport, June 22. Kamona, Westport, June 22. Kahu, Napier, Juno 22. ■ Koonya, Southern ports, June.23. Tarawora, Auckland, Gisborne,'and Napier, June 23. Wakatu, Kaikoura, Juno 23. Wavorley, Wanganui, June 23. Corinna, Southorn ports, Juno 24. Takapuna, Onehunga and New Plymouth, Juno 24. • Itoeraki, Sydney, Juno 21. Victoria, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Juno 25. Mokoia, Sydney; via Auckland, Juno 20. Maitai, Melbourne, via South, Juno 20.. •

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Ruru, Gisborne, June 20. Putiki, Wanganui, Juno 20. j ICapiti, Patea, Juno 20. Manaroa, Hotueka, Juno 20. Huia, Wanganui, Juno 20. , Blenheim. Blenheim, Juno 20. Opaiva, Blenheim, Juiio 20. Torgauten, Wauganui, Juno 20. Pctone, Greyniouth,' .Tuno 20. " .Mararoa, Lyttolton, Juno 20. Waihi, Blenheim, Juno 20. Stormbird,-Wanganui, Juno 20. Arahura, Putou, Nelson, ana West Coast Juno 20. ' ■ ' Ennordale, Bluff, Juno 20. Defender, Karamea, Juno 20. Wailior'a, Lyttolton, Juno 20. Tasman, Nelson, June 21. Kotoiti, Nelson, New Plymouth, • and Ohohunga, June 21. Aororo, Patoa, Juno 22. . Corinthic, Lyttelton, Juno 22. Jnno Douglas, Hokitika, June 22. Waikaro, Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland Juno 22. ' Queon of tho South, Foxton, June 22 . Kahn, Napier, June 22. Maori, Lyttolton, Juno 22. Pateona, Pioton, Nolson, Juno 22. Mann, Patoa, June 22. Waverloy, Nolson and West Coast, Juno °1 Wakatu, Kaikoura, Juno 23. Mnpourika, Nelson and West Coast, Juno 23 Koonya, Nelson and West Coast, Juno 23. ' ■ Tarawora, Lyttelton and Dmiodin, Juno 23 Bueoros, Lyttelton and Dtmedin, Juno 2<i ' : Victoria, Sydney, via Auckland, Juno 25 ' Jlokoia, Lyttelton, Dunedin, June 26. Jlaitai, Sydney direct, Juno 2G. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. MATTAI, s.s., left Melbourne, Juno 17 for Wolliwjton, via Hobart and Southorn ports! Btw Mlmgto 20, Leaves same day for Sydney direot. Duo Sydney. Juno 30.

WARRIMOO, s.s., leaves Melbourne, Juno 21, for Wellington via. .Hobart and Soutliorn ports. Duo-Wellington, July 3. Leavo9 eamo day for Sydney direct. . Hue. Sydney, July. 7. MOI3RAKI, s.s., leaves Sydney, Juno 20, for Wellington direct. Duo Wellington Juno PA. Leaves June 25 for Melbourne, via Southern ports and Jlobart. Due Molbourno July 4. , s '. s '' 'Melbourne, July 1, for Wellington, via Hobart and Southern ports. Duo Wellington July ,10... Leaves sarao day lor Sydney direct. Duo JSyclncy July 14. S-S '-' ' e!>Te ? "Sydney July ], for Wellington, via Auckland, Gishoriie, , and Napier. Due Wellington' July 10.; ..Leaves same any-for Lyttelton and .Dunedin, MOKOIA, s.s., left''Sydney, June' 17, 'for Wellington, via Auckland, Gisborno, and Napier. Duo Wellington Juno '26;: Leaves samo day for Lyttelton, and Dunedin; \ VICTORIA, s.s., leayes. Dunedln, 'June 23, for Sydney, via L.vttolton, Wellington, Nanier" Gisborne, and Auckland.' 'Amvcs-and leavesWellington June 25. Due Sydney July.' 3. : - leaTes Sydney,- June 27, for Wellington direct. Duo Wellington, Julv'-l Leaves July 2 for Melbourne, via Southern ports and Hobart. Due Melbouriio July.ll.OVSnSEA SHIPPING. . - STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. From London. TOMOANA (due Wellington about .Tano 28) sailed April 20, via Australian, ports, 'Aucfc.' land, and Napier. . - i K'V I] COURA..(duo Wellington about July 16). loft London May 6. via 'Auckland;, (NX ShiD-"i ping Co., agents.)- - - ....... .T STAR OF AUSTRALIA (duo Wellington about July 15), left London May 8, via Atietraliaii ports, Aur)lcland»'rtntl Napier.' :» RUAPHIItr (duo Wellington ?aboutJuly-'2).-sailed nn May 11, Plymouth, Hay iIG, ,Vio Capo, town and Hobart. .j.s - ARAWA (due Wellington..-about July -M).sailed on May 28, Plymouth--May 30, via Capetown and-Hobart. (Shaw-S&vill, agents.): . RIMUTAKA (duo Wellington, about, July. 29), sailed on June 11, Plymouth- June 13, via Capetown- and Hobart.' -(NX. Shilling Co,, agents.) . . '*'■ ,- TOKOMARU (due Wellington about July 30), sailed on June- 5, via Auckland.'. (Shiiw-Savill, agents.) ; - ;_ - - • .NEREHANA (due Wellington about Augnk 3), sailed on May. 26, via. Australia; Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.) From Liverpool. CORNWALL (due Wellington about' Jiint it), sailed on April 11, for Australian and New Zealand ports. (I'MI.S. Line, agents.) FIFESRIRB (due Wellington about; July 14), ft 1 , 1 ®?, S n May 2. v )a Australia and Auckland. U'.-H.-S. Line, agents.)"" V - DELPHIC (duo Wolliri»ton about July 21), sailed on May 20. via Auckland. (Shaw-Savill, agents.) NORFOLK (due Wellington about August 12), sailed on May 30 via Australia and Auckland. ' (F.-H.-S. Lino Agents),-

from Naw York. l > ! STAR OF NEW ZEALAND .(due Weliingtol ftbout June 2G), jailed on. April |2»V for-Ails [l tralian and New Zealand porta., ■ ■ (Ty Btsr Lino agents.) (dtio: Wellington about Jttl 011 April 2D, via Australia ani [, Auckland. (A. and A I,irie, agents,) . ■■ INDRABEVI (duo Wellington about July 28) • 'A l ' ol ' on May 23, via Australia and Auckland ■ (lyser Lino, agents,) «-'•'•. • '■ . . l JANETA (due Wellington about August 1) sailed- on May 19, via Australia and Auckland i (&.Z. Shipping Co., agents.)- 1 * - SAILING VESSELS-TO AniUYB. 1 RENFIELT), fnnf-maetfrl bnrmisntln#, - l»/l I.ivtrpon!. 'February ,20. for .Wellin'fctotu .- ■ • MARJORY GLEN, bnrque, loft Liverpool May 12, for Wellington. - ■ CANTERBURY. barque, loft-Bunburr, Mai 27, for Wellington. ■ ■■ :• BY TELEGRAPH. . OVERSEA. : . SYDNEY. June 19. Sailed.—Tomoana,. for Auckland.-" ■■ • Arrived.—Wimmora (10.U0"a.m';); ffom Auckland. ■ . Arrived.—'Wimmera (noon),' fromi-Aucklnndi. / ■■ ____ ■ ... ' COASTAL. FRIDAY, JUNE 19. ■ ;f:\ HOKIVNGA. / Sailed.—Sivah, barque,,for' Sydney. r KAIPAIIA. Arrived.—Brisbane, s.s:, from-Lyttolton. ' Sailed. —KAiapoi, s.s., for* Melbourne. ' - • ! . ONEHUNGA.'. Arrived.—Takapuna (8.55 from- . NonPlymouth. rc:;t ■■ ■— ; Sailed.—Takapuntf. fonifow Plymouth. 1 Passengers— Misses Wilson, jQibb . (3), . Hesdames Dryden, Olson and infant, Edwards, Messrs. Olsen, Read, Hunter, M'Gpwan, Tolmo, Kind, L Gibb, Edwards, Saunas', '.Pinson, 'Higgins,' Bottomley, Kco, • and Master Griinstone. ; NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrived.—Rarawa (•! a.m;); from-Onohunga. Sailed—Rosamond (4.15 ■p-.m.)," for Onehungai Sailed.—llarawa (9: p.m.), for-. Onolmiiga. ... PATEA.7 | Arrived.—Mana (12.45 : p.m.),-. from'' -Welling, ton._ _ . ,-v" ..' Sailed. —Kapiti (1 p.m.), for t Wellington, - ' NAPIER. Arrived.—Moana (10 a.m.}, from-, Wellington,. Sailed.—Moana, for Gisliorne.'" ~ ' castle'poinL. Arrived.—Kahu (8 a.m7|,,fronr "Wellington;' I BLENHEIM. ' : / Arrived.—Blenheim, Opaiva,-and'Wa'ihi (12,30 p.m.), from Wellington. :... - picton.; ' Arrived.—Pateena (5 p.in:); from'JWellington.. To sail—Pateona (miflnight), : for .Nelson., MOTUEKA." Sailed.—Tasman (2.30 p.m.), for' Wellington. WESTPORT.: . ' Arrived.—Kamona (10 p.m.;- Thursday)';'- from' ■Wellington. . ' " v Sailed.—Jario Douglas".(naon);"for ; 'Welling-'-ton. „ .. To sail.—Mjiponrika (noon), for. Nelson. , To sail.;—Kotuku (3 a.m;,-- to-morrow), for Wellingtop. , ....

GREYMOUTH." ; • Sailed.—Kittawa (11.30 p.m.?' Thursday), for Wollington. i.. • ' KAIKOURA.,;V Arrived.—Wakatu (7.45- a.m.), from Welling-, ton. . , . LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Ulimaroa (5 "aim.), from Wellington.' _ • Arrived.—Marai'oa (8.25 a.m.), from' Welling-■ 'ton. ■ ■■.. t Arrived.—Paparoa, , b.5..;.(1.15 p.m.), •• from Bluff. >■ • Arrived.—Opawa, s.s. v from -Bluff... .. Sailed.—Papanui, s.s. (3.20,p.in.), for Oamarn. Sailed.—Komata, s.s., for.' Wellington". Sailed.—Kaituria, s.s.,'. for ' Greymouthv Sailed.—Ulimaroa, s.s.v for- Du.nedin, ' Bluff, : Hobart, and .Melbourne. : c.—.\ Soiled.—Mararoa, 5.5.,; for!;Wpllihgtori. Passengers—Misses Garry, :Watorhduse, Pittaway,: Mackav, Laffey,. M'Leari.vßiches, and: Thompson, llesdames Sutherland, Morley,'. Reston;',M'Lnchlan, Peterson, Kenney, Doulcn, Bircii'nll, Small, and Stubbs and family, • .Major Hoad, Messrs. East, Bates, Morley. St'Laehlan, Brown, Wilson,' Hall,- Cameron, Abbott, Chapman "(2); Taylor, Lewis, Day, Young, -M'Connely - Butcher, M'lvegs, Halley, Topliss, Gibson, Bu'rdett, Alabaster,. Kinvig, Pittaway, Gill. Wiggins,Peterson, Hitchens, .Doolan, .- Small, . Peek, Browning, and Stubbs. DUNEDIN. V. Arrived.—Corinna, s.s.', from Northorn ports. Sailed.—Waikaro, s.s., for Auckland, via ilnst Coast ports. Passengers'for Lyttelton—Messrs. Wilson, .Tones, Sharps, Kopp'cn.' '.For "Wellington—Mis M.'Nes.' ... CLYDE SHIPBUILDING. .■

Shipbuilding in Scotland during April was busy, and' shows better returns 6n the Clydo' than for any of the previous months during the yfar. The total launches were thirty vessels of 43,870. tons, against 21,642 in March but tho figures show a decrease of 15,124 tons compared with April, 1907. Tho output of tho four months on the Clydo has been ninety, six vessels of 103,751 tons, compared with ninety-eight vessels of 16f1;14G ■ tons in 1907—a deoreado of 78,392 tons. The prospect cannot bo said to he improving. The work on handis small, and the labour.troubles aro rendering it impossible for buildors to book "new■ orders Tho distribution of the' four .months' tonnage over tho different districts of, Scotland was ;-A Clyde, 9G vessels, 103,754 tonS; Forth, 14 ves. sefs, 5780 tons/ Tay, 10 vessels. 17,153 tonVand Dee, 23 vessels, 2SIB tons. ' '

> • EXPORTS BY THE MAORI. ) ®' law > Savill liner Maori, which left Wellington on .Sunday for London direct, has on board the following exports:—From -Auckland— 616 bales hemp, 11 dumps homp, l'casa • hemp. From Bluff—s92o bales wool, ill bales lienip, 202 bales sheepskins, 171 bales tow, 283 , casus bale hair, 37 casks pelts, 1 cask ' m. * sacks seed, 130 pieces timber. From . iimaru—-24,159 carcase* lamb, 11,509 . carcases , r mutton, 1655 bales lrool, 56 casks tallow, -ill casks casings, 1 case aundriea,. | THE COMMAND -OF THE LOCH LOMOND. 1 The Union Company has placed.Captain C. ' An jus, lats'chief officer of the Maheno, in I charjs of its recently purchased, barque Loch' l Lemend. , Ha assumed command of the bar-' que at ■ Melbourne, and he was to take her to Newcastle, ithero she is to fill up with ; coal fofr'the voyage to New Zealand. Con-. ■ sequent upon' this transfer Mr. A. Campbell, late second officer of the Maheno, is acting ( chief, and Mr. E. N. Hall has been-promoted • to acting second mate. Mr. A. J., Aucher, late sedond officer of the Pateena, has joined as third, while Mr, B. Burk is now thofourtii. officer of tho. turbine steamer. TRAINING SHIP PORT JACKSON. : According to advices received in Sydney last week, extensive improvements are to bo ef- ■ footed on board the ocean training ship Port Jackson, which has just arrived at London . from Sydney, and is now moored below Gravesend to discharge explosives, .which she shipped • at Garden Island on behalf of the Admiralty. , \ ' Whilst in port at London a good deal of work will be carried out ii; altering the ship's' big steel deckhouse. -Next .voyage the' 'whole or this dcckhouse will be given over to midshipmen, of whom it "is expected the vessel will carry upwards of "fifty: - » • • Arrangements well advanoed for the Port Jackson s next outward voyage, and she ia . expected to sail".from, London.,.for Australia : , about tho middle of July. ■ UNION COMPANY'S SAILING AL- • ' . V . ' TERATIONS, . - : Th'e .Waikrilre arrived- at Port-Chalmers'on . Thursday from Auckland, via way ports. On ' arrival there.from the north en'JulylO she will " withdraw for overhuul, and resume henca on • July 31 ■ for Auckland, via ports. . The 'l'aluno will leave Dunedin on June 30 for a trip to: Auckland and back in placs of the. Taraworaf as previously advised. Slio will leave bore on July 17 for Auckland and back m place ,of tho Waikare, and, on return • herb on July 30,Wi1l proceed through to Melbourne ' and back, sailing hence on ' August 2 in placo of tho Mooraki, which, on arrival here from; Sydney on August 1, will withdraw foi , overhaul, resuming hence on August 19 foi i Sydney, via Cook Strait. , ■/ The Navua will leave Auckland for Fiji direct on J,uly 8 instead of tho Taiuno, and will exchange iato the Eastorn Pacific trade, in August, wheii the Hauroto will enter'th« ' I'iji trade. ■ " ' . ' ' Tho Corinha will revert, to her winter' run-ning-from Juljr, calling at Nelson and-omitting Onekunga. The Poherua will consequently not call at Nelson after the trip hence on June 25, ■

; ' ' EMILY REED DISASTER. , According to {he "Sydney Morning Heraid," particulars reached Sydney recently I from London of tho loss of the American ■ sailing ship Emily Reed, and of tho sufferings which some of the crew experienced. The ves- . 1 sel, which was of 1137 not' tons, sailed from :' Newcastle (N.S.W.) with coal on Novemlier 3 ~ for .Portland (Or.) She was lost through. ' . strnndinj- half a'milo to the southward of tho • Nohalem River, on the Oregon coast, 6n February 14. Nine lives were- sacrificed. . i Captain Kersel, his wife, first mate Fred , Zubo (or Dubie), ! second mate CWle6 Thoinp- . Son, and Ave seamen wore paved. : i l'he master was endeavouring to make Til- ' lamook Rock. When hd discovered his position the vessel waß among the' breakers. It r ft'ns too Into to wear ship,, and she .struok on one of tho most dangerous, places on t)m ) coast. When sho hit'the beaoli, bow, on, there"" was ,a heavy, sea running, and a, strong flow'. ' tide. Her back broke, and. tho forward end', took a-list to port. : A lifeboat was launched, in which ware the first mate, Zube (or.Dubie), two-seamen, and the cook.. It'seemed to ,'tlie'. captain and the rest on thoso 'on the' wreck that' as soon 'as this' boat-hit-the water it : was Swamped, and they so- reported when they reached shore. Three days, later thin , , lifeboat'turned up:2oo miles to the, north.. , ■ S After baving seen.- as he .tlifiugMr fn'ii- «{'• his men drowned before his eyes, the oaptaia , advised the remainder' to stay oy the v. ii'ek till daylight. 'He himself remained on tho poop, but forced his wife to keep; below. The second' nlate and three men in his watch were ' pn'ths.main deck. .'When'the forward portion, of- tho ship listed they succeeded-in making ■ their way aft, and elurig to tho ship till day- , light, which brought .dead.-'low water, and tlien-.they,: with ; the captain, and wife, managed, to: get-ashore. . ' . . - On February 17 camo the, report .from Neah Bay, Washington State, that three, more men had : survived. Just about midnight tho watch of the little: G-ton sloop Teclcla, lying at anchor at Ne'ah Bay, was startled by a feeblo hail. Those,.on deck saw a steel lifeboat drawing up slowly. The' boat carried ' four men throeUivihg and' one dead, from the Emily Reed; The cook had'been "dead over a day, while the first mate : and- the two sea- > men with him were in a pitiable condition. Iheir tongues wero 60 swollen. from thirst that they could scarcely articulate. • i ;The- little oraft had been nt sea 78 hours, find must hhvo drifted at- the rato of • two miles and a fraction v p'or hour, to get 200 tales.south...^-.There; was a biting ,'wind, mostof' the time, and the men suffered terribly from exposure as ivoll as from want of food and drink; The Emily' Reed was built in - ' 1880; and belonged to Messrs. .Hind, Uolph, and ' Co., of 'Sai Francisco; •' ... .

i ; K'is reported .that.Mr.,Wstson J .'chief officer- ■ of the .Pateena, is to join tho Hawea as cab- ;. tain. .