SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 234, 26 June 1908, Page 10

SHIPPING NEWS.

Piuses of Tnn moon. • JUNE. _. , Da v. JTr. m. * irst quarter ... ... 7. 4.26 p.m. lull moon ... ' ... 15 1.25 a.m. Last quarter 21 4.50 p.m. Aeyr. moon ... ... 29 1. 1 a.m. ■ HIGn WATER. To-day, 2.13, a.m.;' 2:35 p.m. 10-morrow, 3.8 a.m.; 3.27 p.m. SUN. Sun rises to-day, 7.1G a.m.; sets, 129 p.m. ARRIVALS. THURSDAY, JUNE 25. ARAHURA, s.s. (2.10' a.m.), 159G tons, Lambert, from Greymouth, Westport, Nelson, and Picton. Passengers; Saloon—Misses Rea, Turton, Willis, Quarrell, WiStman, Bell. Ilannan, Maefarlano, Brown, Buchanan, Shaw, O'Brien, Westbrook, Greensill, Brown, O'Brien, Mesdames Stenbock, Quarrell, Collins, Baxter, 2 children, and maid, Guinness, MDonald, Brown, Rouse, Lockburn, Andrews, Percy, Dodson,- Masefiold, White, Hon. Guinness, Dr. Collins, Rev. Father Holly, Messrs. M'Malion, Quarrell, Russell, Young, Mitchell, . Parfitt, Baxter, Davidson, Gunn, Lalor, O'Reilly, King, Hannan, Quinn, Harrop, Robinson, Wilson, Gunter, Cutts, Jenkins, Taylor, Budge, Patton, Bain, Edge, Batt, Loarmouth, Humo, Brown,, Pajliter, Brown, Butt (2), Swinoy,, Blundell, Brickhain, Wilcox, Harris, Rockstrow, Cresswell, Brewer, Swanson, Philp, Mendelsson, Neville, Clifford, Masefield, Pearson, Cameron, Esson, Bogle, Wiffeu, Mortimer, Sturrock, Melville ; 49 steerage. ' TA3AIAN, s.s. (6.15 a.m.), Cox, from Nelson and Motueka. •■■■•..

HITIA,' s.s. (G. 20 a.m.), 127 tons, Dowell, from Wanganui; ■ • MARAROA, s.s. (G. 25 a.m.), 259S tons, Manning, from Lyttelton. . Passongers: SaloonJlisses Jones, Hill, Morris, B. Jones, Mosdames Hall, Rainbow, M'lntosh, Hall and child, Reece, Barnett, M'Namara, Hon. Bowon, Dr. Tyzard, Captain Hood, Messrs. Laing, Overton, Reynolds, Rognault, Larker; Craig, Stennberg, Callaghan, M'Master, Robinson, Brown, Garrant, Croll, Noes, Rhodes, Nurse, Wilson, Ongley, Lames, Fenwick, Hartgill, Tangey, Williams, Maloni, Thorn, Patton, Calling, Wigloy, Richmond, Reece, Doyley, Barnett Indcr, M'Dougall, Rainbow, Isaacs, Zonch, Hammond, Beaumont, Tyzard, Alexander, Grace, Dawkins, Ttirnbull; 25 steorago. CHARLES EDWARD,' s.s. (7.25 a.'m';), 245 toiis, Graham, from Nolson. VICTORIA, s.s. (7.35 a.m.), 2969 tons, Entwistle, from Dnnedin and Lyttelton. Passongers: Saloon—Misses Barker, Hilton, Mesdames Barkor, Hilton'' Sloan, Pavitt and 2 children. Dr. Sloan, Messrs. Wylie, Burns, Peterson, 'Milne, Mowen, Barker, Pavitt, Hilton; 11 steerage. STORMBIRD, s.s. (8.25 a.m.), 217 tons, M'lutyre, from Wanganui. QUEEN OF. THE SOUTH, s.s. (3.10 p.m.), 193 tons, Harvey, from Foxton. PATEENA, s.s. (9.20 p.m.), 1212 \tons, Stewart, from Nolson and Picton. Passengers; Saloon—Misses Wise, Arthur, Roston, Chaytor, Nolan, O'Brien, Dunbar. Mesdames Craig, White, Takar'ua, Bryant, 'Ward; Wilson, Hunt, Richards, Sclanders', Messrs. Peeks, Curtis, Humo, Gordon,' Nelson. Hard, M'Donald, Adams, Gill ,(5), Hill, Peake, Bryant, H.egglun, White', llowat (2). Penny, Cheek, Day, Lane, Lawson, Gibson, Mann, Riley, Bishel, Healy, Pigou, Milis, Bentley, Jackson. Simmonds,. Roardon. Ball, Freethj Butler, Young, M'Art. ney, Bottrill, O'Loary, O'Brien, Ward, Valentino, Forbes;' Cock; Disholl, Konsitt,' Briscoe, Thomas,' Taylor (2), Baker, .Hunt, Marsdon,' Roclce, Lockhead, Drano, Strouts; Henry, O'Connor, Riclunond (2), Harvey; 23 steerage.

: DEPARTURES. ' THURSDAY, JUNE.2S. ; HINEM.OA, s.s. ,(4.30 a.m.), 542 tons, -Bullous, for Cook Strait lighthouses and Sounds; WAIHI, s.s. (7 a.m.), 92 tons, Carey, for Blenheim. TALUNE, s.s. (12.20 p.m.),' 2087 tons, Jordan, for Dunedin. KOONYA, s.s. (1 p.m.), 1031 tons, Nicholson, for Westport, STORMBIRD, sis. (2.10' p.m.), 217^,tons, M'lntyro, for Wanganui. 1 ; . .. MANAROA, s.s. (4.25 p.nv), 122 ton's, Hart, for Ilavolock. TASMAN, s.s. (5 p.m.), 17D tons, Cox, for Nelson and Motuoka.' MOERAKI, s.s. (5.10 p.ni.j, 4392 tons, Worrall, for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne. Passengers;' Saloon—For Lyttelton— Miss Albiston, Messrs. Clifford, Bluden, Mouns?y. For Dunedin—sl esdamcs Soldi, •Burnside, Rodrick and child, Messrs. Stringer, Soldi, Bannatyno, Bnrnside,' Hoincmail, Orr. For Hobart—Miss Rn'ynev. For "Molbourno— Misses Finch, Price (2), Solomon, Poolo, Pacey, Mesdames Finch, Duncan, Mossrs. Finch, Duncan.

VICTORIA, s.s. (ri.2o. 11.111.). "9G9- tons, Entwistlo, for Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, and Sydney. • WAKATU, s.s. (7 p.m.), la" tons, Wills, for Kaikoura.. . MARAKOA, s.s.l (5.5 p.m.), 2598 tons, Manning, for Lyltslton. l'assengors: Saloon—Misses Gordon O'Connor, Turton. Curlett, Moody Coll, Mesdaiucs Davidson,. Coombos, 1 Curlott, Prestif-0, Curtis, Messrs. Coombes, Davidson, Hamilton, Sharplin, Pratt,' Payiiter, Broadway, Wilson, Collie,'liarron, Cameron, Jackson, Egar, Steeds, Collie, Gilmouiy. Hunt, Curtis.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. . Indravelli, Newcastle, June 23. Waipori, Wcstport, June 26. Kaitangata, Juno 26. Cornwall, Auckland, Juno 23. Ivbmata, Wcstport, Juno 26. Mokoia, Sydney, via Auckland, Juno 23. Maitai, Melbourno, via South, Juno 26. Kotoiti, Onehunga, Now Plymouth, Juno 20. Jlaori, Lyttelton, June 20. .Waihi, Blenheim, Juno' 26. Kalni, Napier, via Coast, June- 27. Mapourika, West Coast and Nelson, Juno 27. Mararoa, Lyttelton, .Tun.o 27. Tasman, Motuoka, Juiio.' 27. , Dofender, Karamea. June 27. Opawa, Blenheim, June 27. Stcrmbird, Wanganui, Juno 27. Blenheim, Blenheim, Juno 27. Wakatu, Kaikoura, Juno 28. Manaroa, Havolock, Juno 28. Wanaka, Limestone Island, June 28. Monowai, Dunedin and Lyttelton, June 28. Waikare, Auckland,' Gisborne, and Napier Juno 30. ■ l'ohorua. Southern ports, Juno 30. Takapuna, Onehunga, Now Plymouth, July 1. • Maheno, Sydney direot, July 1. Talune, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Julv 2. Wimmera, Sydney, via Auckland, July 3. tYarrinioo, Melbourne, via South, July 3.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Quean of the South, Foxton, June 26.' Aorero, Patea, Juno 26. •Huia. Wanganui, Juno 26. Charles Edward, Nelson, Juno 26. Pateena, l'icton, Nolson, Juno 20. Mana, Patea, June 26. Maori, Lyttoltori, June 26. Mokoia, Lyttelton, Dunedin, June 26. \ Mnitai, Sydney direot, Juno 26. Star of New Zealand, Lyttelton, Juno 26. Waihi, Blenheim, June 27. I Opawa, Blenheim, Juno 27. I Mararoa, Lyttolton, Juno 27. Stormbird, Wanganui, June 27. Blenheim, Blenheim, Juno 27. ■ • Indravelli, Vancouver, June 27. Arahura, Nelson and West Coast, June 27. .Wakanui, Waitara, June 27. , Rotoiti, Nelso.ll,' Now Plymouth, Onehunga June 28. . 'Tasman, Nelson and Motueka, June 28.' Manaroa, Motueka, June 29. Monowai, Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland, Juno 29. Kahu, Napier, via Coast, Juno 29. \\ aikare, Lyttelton and Dunedin, June 30. Mapourika, .West Coast via Nelson, June 30. - Cornwall, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and- Bluff, June 30. Wakatu, Kaikoura, June 30. Poherua, Nolson. and Wost Coast, July 1. lakapuna, New Plymouth, Onehunga, July 1. ' ' i . Maheno, Melbourne, via South, July 2. u immera, Lyttelton, Dunedin, July 3. Warnmoo, Sydney direct, July 3. intercolonial service. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. s.s., left Melbourne, June 17, for .Wellington, via Ilobart and Southern ports. Duo Wellington June 26. Leaves same ' day for Sydney. direct. Due Sydney Juno 30. WARRIMOO, s.s., loaves, Melbourne, Juno. 24, foiv Wellington, via Ilobart and Southern ? s i Due Wellington July 3. Leaves same ,? T C°, r r Sydney!direct'. . Due' Sydney July 7.' ULIMAROA, a.s,, leaves Melbourne, July J, for Wellington, via Ilobart and Southern ports. Duo* Wellington July 10. Leaves same day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney July 14. MOANA, s.s., leaves Sydney, July 1, for Wellington, via Auckland, Gisborne, and fcapier. Due Wellington July 10. Leaves, same day for Lyttelton and Dunedin. I

MOKOIA, s.s., loft .Sydney, Juno 17, for Wellington, via Auckland, Gisborno, and Napior. Due Wellington June 2G. Leaves snmo day for Lyttolton and Dunedin. MAHENO, s.s., leaves Sydney, June 27, for Wellington direct. Due Wollington July 1: Loaves July 2 for Melbourne, via Southern ports and Hobart. Due Melbourne July 11. MOERAKI, s.s., leaves Melbourne, July 8, for Wellington, via Hobnrt and Southern ports. Duo ■ Wellington July 17. Leaves for Sydney snmo day. JJuo Sydney July 21. WIMMERA, s.s., left Sydney, .Tune 24, for Wollington, via Auckland, Gisborno, and Napier.' Due Wellington July 3. Leaves samo day for Lyttelton and Dnnedin. VICTORIA, 5.5.,, leaves Sydney,' July S, for Wellington, via Auckland, Gisborno, • and Napier. Duo Wellington July 17. Leaves samo day for Lyttolton and Dunedin. OVERSEA SHIPPING. ■ STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. From London.' TOMOANA (duo Wellington abont Juiy 4), sailed April 20, via Australian ports, iVuckland, and Napier. ' . TCAIKOURA (due Wellington abont July 2), left London May G, via Auckland. (N.Z. Shipping Co., agents.) STAR OP AUSTRALIA (due Wellington about July 15), loft London May 8, Via Australian ports, Auckland,' and Napier RUAPEHU (due Wellington about Julv 2),' sailed on May 14, Plymouth May 16, via Capetown and Hobart.

ARAWA (duo Wellington about July 14), sailed on May 28, Plymouth May 30, via Capetown and Hobart. (Shaw-Savill, agents.) RIMUTAKA (due Wellington about July 29), sailed on Juno 11, Plymouth June 13, via, Capetown and Hobart. (N.Z. Shipping Co., agents.) TOKOMARU (due Wellington about July 30), sailed on June 5, via Auckland. (Shaw-Savilj, agents.) NEREHANA .(due Wellington about August 3), sailed on May 26, "via 'Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyscr Line, agents). ■ HABERE (due Wellington about August-25), sailed _on .Tune IS, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.) ' " From Liverpool. . . . . . • , v - CORNWALL (due Wellington about June. 24), sailed on April 11, for Australian and New i Zealand ports. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) FIFESHTRE (due Wellington about July 10), sailed on May 2, via Australia and Auckland. (F.H.S. Lino, agents.) . « DELPHIC (duo Wellington about Ju1y.21),sailed on May 20, via Auckland. (Shaw-Savill, agents.) NORFOLK (due Wellington about August 12), sailed on May 30, via Australia aud Auckland. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) From Nov/ York. STEPHANOTIS (due Wellington about Julv 19), sailed! on April 29, via Australiaaiid Auckland. ;-(A. and A. Line, agents.) INDRADEVI (due Wollington about July 28), sailed on May 23, via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser Lino, agents.) JANETA (due Wellington about August 1), 5! n .^ a - v 19 ' via Australia and Auckland. (K./. Shipping Co., agents.) JEANARA (duo Wollington about August 27), sai cdon ,luno 10, via Australia and Auckland. .(A.; and A, Lino, agents.) From Vancouver.' '---I DEN .OF: RUTHA'EN( duo ' Wellington about July 10), galled oil .'.Tune 10. ;i ■■■ ' , SAILING VESELS TO'ARRIVE.' ; • MAR.JOK.Y GLEN,: barque, ■ left Liverpool; May 10, for ollmgton.. (Johnstoii' 'aiid Co.:' agents.) . BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. MELBOURNE., , . ' ■ ,■ . 1 June 2a.v'' .Sailed.—Karrinico, for Hobart aud Bluff!' .. . Newcastle. ' : , ' June 2a. Arrived.—Hampstoad; from Lyttelton. COASTAL... : ' ' • i; THURSDAY, JUNE 25. i : AUCKLAND. •-... front Gisborno. from Gisborne. Sailed.—'Ysabel, schooner, for Friendly Islands. • ■t .ONEHUNGA. •' Arrived.—Ngapuhi ~(10.15,' a.m;), fr'oniNew Plymouth.': ■ ■ ■' '■ Sailed.—Ngapuhi,' for Now Plymouth. I'assongars: Saloon—.Misses Buchanan, Sommorville, M'Loan, • Mesdames Massey, Court, Smayne, and Bucktliought, Major Harris, Hon Thompson, .Sir. —, Feathers tone,, Messrs. Fos-' tor, James, Flctchor, Caldwell, Archibald. Houston, Close, Donno, Massey, Bashford and boy.

Sailed.—Rotqiti (9.50. a.m.), for New Ply. mouth. NEW PLYMOUTH. .Arrived.—Takapuna (12.30 p.m.),' from Wellington. Sailed.—Takapuna (D p.m.), for Or.ehunga. To sail. —Kotoiti (11 p.m.), for Wellington. .NAPIER. Sailed.—Mokoia (3.30 n.ni.), for South. Passengers: Saloou-For Wellington—Miss Kelly. Mr. C. D. Kennedy. • 1 NELSON. '/ Arrived.—Waverley (0.50 a.m.), from Wellington. GREYMOUTH. • Arrived.—Torgauten (8 a.m.), from Wanganui. WESTPOIIT. Arrived —Mapourika, (7 a.m.), from Nelson. Sailed.—Mapourika (0 a.m.), for Groy'mo.ut]i. LYTTELTON. ' Arrived—Maori (G. 55 a.m.), from Wellington. Arrived.—Buceros (9.10 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Maitai (5.5 p.m.), for Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers: Saloon—For. Wellington—Miss Grimes, Mrs. Fletcher, Messrs. Muuldey and Barnett. For Sydney—Miss Fairlmirn, Mesdamos Darcy and child, Shelloy, Sterling and Steward,"Messrs. Nixon, M/Lean, Lauronco, Johnson, Dunlop, Cox, Steward, M'Farlano, Winter, Grant, Thompson, and Waugh., Sailed.—Maori .(5.20 p.m.), for Wellington, with about 150 passengers. BLUFF. Arrived.—Ennerdale (11 p.m., Wednesday), from Wellington. To .sail.—Ennerdale (2 p.m.), for Oamaru. THE TOKOMARU.., . ' ■ Imports by the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's, stoamer l'okomaru, which" is duo in Auckland from London late in July, will consist of about 2SOO tons for Auckland, SSO tons for Wellington, and 2600 tons for the .bluff. She is expected to reach Wellington about August 1. HOMEWARD-BOUND. 1 ' PASSENGERS BY THE MORAYSHIRE. To-morrow the F.H.S. Lino steamer Mora v. shire is fixed to' sail finally from Lyttelton for West Coast Ports of United Kingdom, she has been on the Homeward loading berth at various Dominion ports, and in addition'to a large cargo is taking tho following passengers.:- -Saloon : From Wellington-Miss Scliolefaeld, Mesdames Scholefield (2), Mr. Seholefield. Irom. Auckland—Miss Abbott, Mrs. Abbot, Mr. J; E. Hulton. From Dunedin—Mesdames Laid- •> ,", re BS. Mr. Laidlow, Dr. J." L. Gregg. Third-class—From Wellington—Mr. W. ft; Smith. From Auckland—Mr. H. M'Lean. From. Dunedin—Miss M. Cooke, Mr. C. D. Low. ' ROUGH WEATHER.- ' .. SHIPPING DELAYED.

At present, a good many New Zealand ports- ! &re being visited with heavy weather. Reports from Blenheim, yesterday were to' the ofiect that a heavy sea was running on tho bar there, l'rom Onehunga come tidings that tho Union. Company's steamer Rotoiti, which left there' on. Wednesday afternoon for New Plymouth,'was unable to.cross the Manaknu Bar till after nine yesterday morning. She was fixed toJeavo Xew Plymouth at 11 o'clock last night for- VYolhngton. On Tuesday' night' tho coastal trader Jane Douglas left tho Wollineton; wharf for Hokitikn. She, however, remained at anchor insido the Heads , till' 11 a.m. -yesterday, wheni the voyage was rosumed. Advices received by tho Union Company from tho W ost Coast state that heavy weather is being experienced there. Tho sicaincrs Waipori and Kfutangata, which were to leavo Westport for Wellington on Tuesday and Wednesday nights respectively, arc still detained in conscqnenco of the weather. Tlio report said that as the sea at Westport was increasing, thoro was little hope of dispatching the s tea mors last night. At Groymouth matters aro much the same. Tlio Jlapourika entered there yesterday morning, and it was expected there,would be no further movements that day ȣ the 6ea on the bar was getting worse:

THE WAKANUI. The Now Zealand Shipping Company advise that the steamer Wakanui will leave Wellington on Monday for Wailara aud Auckland, and is to' sail finally for London from tho latter port on July 7. THE AEAHURA. Intending passengers by tho Union Company's steamer Araliura for Picton, Nelson, and West Coast on Saturday, aro notified that her time of sailing has boen altered to 5.30. p.m. Tho alteration is made with a view to allowing passengers an opportunity of witnessing the i socond test match. CHINESE AS SAILORS. ' The announcement made' bj' Mr; Winston Churchill, President of tho Board pf Trade, that it is intended to stop the increase of Chinese senmon in ports of tho United Kingdom by a language test or other means has been much discussed in shipping circles here (says the "Sydney Morning Herald"). It is doubtful if the action contemplated will affect any of tho lines trading to Austria, but should the Board of Trade extend ti.o operation of the new stringent regulations to all vessels flying tho British flag, or to those registered in England, probably tho number of Chinese employed on the different lines of steamships trading between Sydney and the East will be restricted. Chinese aro carried by the E. and A. S.S. Company, by tho China Navigation Company, and by Burns, Philp, and Co.'s Eastern steamers.

SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION. An exchange says that Whilst the steamer Carrigan Head was discharging at Adolaido a couple of weeks ago, several bales of brattice cloth were found to have, ignited, and,- though the material had only smouldered, it was evident that its composition was such as to render it a source of danger. The matter was reported to tho Marine ' Board, and the Government Analyst (Mr. W. A. Hargreavcs) examined the goods, and subsequently reported to tho effect that the cloth, which was destined for Newcastle, consisted of two kinds of material— brown .and white in colour. Both wero of hemp or similar fibre, but while the white was impregnated with saline matter and non-in-flammable the brown was treated with wood tar and was easily inllammabio. This was obvious from the fact that several bales in'different parts of the hold had taken fir-} spontaneously. The fire had originated in tho centre of each bale. The material had a tendency to heat in the same way as tow, tarred rope, and,tarpaulin, and tho danger was heightened by contact with moisture. Whether tho cloth had become moist in transit was questionable, as tho'material was; closely rolled up and surrounded by hessian. i Possibly it was damp when rolled up. In any case, however, it was. dangerous, and should be placed close to tho. hatches and easy of access, so that it might bereadily romovablc. A copy of Mr. Hargreavo's report is- to bo forwarded to the Board of Trade. .... . : '

' . PASSENGERS'FROM ENGLAND. ; THE RUAPEHU'S LIST. ' ' Another largo'batch of passengers are due to arrivo in-Wellington from England by the ■Now Zealand Shipping Company's liner Ruapehn next week;. She left London on-'May' M, and comes via Capetown and Hobart, being due hero on, July 2. Thcro are 189 in the third-class, 20 second saloon, - and i .first .saloon. The following are the names of the passengers First" saloonMrs. A/Waller, J!a:.isrs.'>A. W..Brailsford, F. H. St. Hill, D. , Meniibll. Second''saloonMisses E. 'R. :Fox," C. Gamble, D. Lacoy, Mcsv :dames A. Carter, Finch, M. A. Fox;: Gamble,''. C. Lacey, .A. Tliielmann, Messrs. W. Carter, G. .H. Duncan, H. Gamble, E. Malone, C.-.-Onvon, E. C. , Spencer, J. F. Stiles, C. II." Thielmann;' E. Thompson, T. R. C. Williams; • Third-class—Hisses E. M. and N. M. Airs, G. Ashford, 11. Bjorkman, li. E. Brotherhood,' H. Brown, M. Burns. 11. and I. Cairns, K. Carlyle, L. A. Clark, C. Clark, M. G. Coles; iM. R. Cottle, E. Drew, F. Geislor, L. Griggs,' M. E. Eairsiiib, M._ Iv. Hanlon, J. J. Hansen, J; Jackson,' H." Joiics, 11. A. Kristensen,' Mr Larsen, M. . Lawson, J. Lewis, R. Loth J; Mountain, 10. Neil,'M.-Petersen, J. Reid, S. and I. C. Reid, J. Robertson; If. E. Robinson, F. R. Small, J. K. Soreusen, 0. F.. Spain, N,',M. Taylor, J. Todd, I). G., E. 51., and, F. G. Townsend, G. Waldie, J. 11. Warden; ; ii. Williams. N. M. Willison. .-' Mesdames—Airs, A. E. Ashford, Itrencli; Brotherhood, ,E. Brown, Carlyle, L. • Clark, Cottl<!',""Dinsdnle, E. M. Geisler, Greenwood, E. Higgs, Ilobbs, .Tones, S. Key, K. Kristensen-, M; Lawson, C. Jl'Keniiie. A. Marsh, Neil, M. Robinson, C. Shaw, Small, E. Taylor, Todd. Messrs.—F-,- C. Airs.- X E.'and 11. J.- Aldridge,'A. Brenoh.'t.R. ' Brotherhood,-' C. Grown,' DA ■Byrne, Cairns (3), S D. Caldeb A. Carlyle, G. Cartwright, |B. Clark, H. WV Clarke, A. Clous-: ton, S. Coard, A. B.' Coley,' A. Cook, IV. B. Corkel J. E. Cottle, E. Rcnness. J. VDcwnr„ (2), S. Diamond, G. Dinsdale, H. .Wobbs, D.Ooniian, E. Edo, B. F. England, J. Farrell,' •B.- J. Gibbs, L.'"Gibbs,. W.: Gibson, . T.. -Mi : Glover, W. Greenwood. I)."Griggs. J. Paig, 11. A. Hnirsinc, J. L. Hall, G. Hand. C. Harbagc, H. Hartley, A. G. Hobbs, 11. C. Ilolden, J. .1. Howe, T. W. Johnston, E. E. Jolliff", W. and A. E. Jones, R. ICellett, J. Kirk, P. K. Kristensen. -T. and R. La.mnshiro, C. H. Macaroo, J. M'Dnnald. A. M'Shane, H. H. Metcalfe,; R. B. Morris. C. Mountain,. L. S. Mountain, W. and J. Murphy, J. Murray, J.' Noil.'W. G. Nutkins. J. 0. Gradv, A. E. and F. J. Ollis, F. O'Neill, n. W. Pain, G. Pegir, H. Petors, W. Pottigrow, J. M. and D. S. Porter, J. A. Preston, G. W. Reading, J. Reid, J. and D. Robertson, 'W.' Siickrei,. W. C. Small, S. Smith, T. Snilouja,-A. : Stannnrd. G. Swycr, E. A. Taylor.-\W. G. Tebbutt, G.-..W. Thoinnsan, W. Todd,'-,E... J. Townwnd, R.-, Jrcn, R. H. 'Warner. F. and G.'and J. Young. Masters—G. Ashford. C. Brown,' !.. CarlyK F. .J. Cottle, H. 'Li Geisler, , .Tones (2), P. K. Kristensen, G. Lawson.' W. If. Marsh, E. K. Robinson.. Small (3), W. and I?. Todd, H. A. Townsend. Captains Newton and Aldwll have left Auckland for Wellington. Caotain Newton will to? day take charge, of the Maitai in placo of Captain Rolls. 11.M.5. Pioneer is due to arrive iii Wellington next Wednesday in order to permit ■naval and flec-t reservists to undergo their, requisite drill; Yesterday the Union Company's steamer ■Wanaka was expected'to leave Limestone Island for Wellington direct. She is expected to reach horo on Saturday or Sunday. An exchange says:—Tho barque Roua is now discharging a cargo of kauri from Kaipara at Sydney. Thence she proceeds to Newcastle to load coal for Kaipara, and after discharging will return to Sydney with' another cargo of timbor. An oxchange says that while tho American fleot.-.js ill Auckland in August it is evidently intended to coal the vessels with 'Americanfuel. Tho cliavtors are announced of two steamers to act as trinspoHs. The Falls of Orchy, 4200 tons, is to load at a United States port for Auckland, and the Magdala. -181-1 tons, will pick tip her coal at Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Virginia, also for Auckland. Tho steamer Invertay has been fixed for tho samo mission, only her port of discharge is to bo Sydney.