SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1605, 23 November 1912, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. NOVEMBER. Day. Hr.m. Last quarter 2 3 8 p.m. New moon 9 1 35 p.m. First quarter 17 17 13 a.m. Full moon 25 3 42 a.m. MOON. Moon rices to-day, 5.44 p.m.; 'Bets, 3.34 a.m. Sunday. HIGH WATEK. To-day, 2,17 a.m.; 2.42 p.m. To-morrow, 3.6 a.m.; 3.38 p.m. SUN. Bun rises to-day, 4.16 a.m.; Bets, 6.58 p.m. ARRIVALS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBEB 22. PATEENA, s.s. (12.15 a.m.), 1212 tons, Wateon, from Nelson and Motueka. Passengers: 108 saloon and 35 stcarago. MATJNGANUI, B.s. (5.10 a.m.), 7527 tone, TVorrall, from Melbourne and flobart, via southern ports. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Davies, Bchiska, Oallow, Maher, Watt, Hnzell, Pricb, Ohilds, Ktoodea., Watkins, Huntor, Whitson, Beech, Mosdamos Leitcli, Pike, child, and nurse, Itoberts, Ballard, Roberts and two children, Pike, Price, Schiska and 4 children, Bradley, Webb, Crawford, Drummond, Henley, Studholmo and maid, Mcssts. Ed-wards. Price, Schiska, Wright, Lawrenco, Brown, Brunton, Henley, Ohilds, Walcott, Hunter, Pike, Yon Hotter, Jahara, Edmonds, O'Gredy, Goodman, Wilson, Duncan. Harding, M'Glashan, Trower, Jones; Holford, Hayner, Morris, 001. Beech; 46 steerage. ENERGY, s.s. (5.20 a.m.). 66 tons, Thorns, from Cook Strait. MAORI, s.s. (7 a.m.), 3399 tons, Aldwell, from lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Breeds, Neill (2), Le Orcn, Ferguson, Black, M'Laren, Martin, Mills, lOtto, Lawrence, Wilson, Simpson; Campbell, Kitto, Meidames Redpath, Bcasely, Lady Stewart, Ourtis, Oakden, Oliver, BucM, Black, Robinson, Christie, Hubert, G'bson, Lawrence, illldyce, . Chriistie and infant, Wright, Latham and child, Messrs. Baxter; Graham, Wolfram, Hayward, Myers, Clark, Baxter, Phillips,' Leggett, Redpath, Howarth, Oocltroft, Parker, Trigett; Sonner, Francis, Liardett, Beaseley, Davidson, Piper. Lather, Royds, Reid, Mill, Olliver, Harding, Montgomery, Budd, Healy, Harper, Anderson, Lees, Scott, • Black, Cadets Ellis and Conuth, Bennett, Bauchop, M'Pherson, Hislop, Bock, Webber (4). Dixon, Hood, Gray, l Youuk, | Ardell, Wright, Latham and child; 60 steerage. STORMBIRD, s.s. (7.25 a.m.), 217 tons, Dowell. from Wanganui. TAINUI, s.s. ((8.15 a.m.), 9957 tons, Moffatt, from Lyttelton. KAPUNI, s.s. (8.65 a.m.), 160 tons, M'lntosh, from Patea. KAIAPOI, s.s. ,■ (9.30 a.m.), 2003 tons, Rux-' ton, for Westport. KAPITI, s.s. (11.25 a.m.), 242- tons, Sawyer, from Puponga and Terakohe. AORERE, s.s. (10.40 a.m.), 77 tons, Fisk, from Patea. . . KENNEDY, s.s. (12.30 p.m.), 226 tons, Wildman. from Terakohe. PETONE, s.s. (1.45 p.m.), 708 tons, Allsop, from Lyttelton. ■ TARAWERA, s.s. (4.15 p.m.). 2003 tons. M'Lean, from Auckland, G'sborne, and Napier.' OYGtTET. s.s. (8.50 p.m.), 124 tons, Murray, from Lyttelton. DEPARTURES. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. ' PATEENA, s.s. (1.10 p.m.), 1212 tons, Watson, for picto'n and Nelson. PassengersSaloon: For Picton—Misses Thompson, Stapleton, Mesdames Bennett, Allen, Rutherford,. Gault, Latter, Paynter, Messrs. Bennett, Paynter, Right-on, Phillips, Walton, Headland,. Coleman, Boley. For Nelson—Misses Demant, Shields, Kempthorne, Lyttelton, Caldwell, Martin, Mesdames Thompson, Budd, Shields, Allport, Lyttelton, Fisher, Richards, -Thompson, Our-, tain, Cook, Messrs. Maginnity, Richards, Fisher, Allport, Dower, King, Budd', Martin, Harrold, Stock, Joplin, Jeffrey, Haydon, Ohilds, Guest, Sutton, Thorp, Latter, M'Kee, Bethell, Cork; 12 steerage for both ports. KIRIPAKA, s.B. ■ (12,40 p.m.), 133 tons, Johansen, for Patea . KAPUNI, s.s. (3.10 'p.m.), 150 tons, M'lntosh, for Terakohe. KAPITI,'B.s. (5.15 p.m.), 242 tons, Sawyers, for Wanganui. KAITOA, s.s; (6 p.m.), 350 tons, Wildman, for. Nelson and West Coast. MAUNGAN.UI, s.s. (6.20,\p.m.), 7527 tons. Worrall, for Sydney direct. Passengers: Saloon—Misses -Tointon, Frank, Mitchell-., son, 1 Pritchard,- i; Spence, : Be'ech, M'Doimld, Barton, Wilson, Mesdames ■ Goisford, Parkes-, Smith,. Fordham, Reid, Hubon, Ziele, Herbert, Harirreaves, Healy, Maynard, Dobson, Johnston, , Colonel Bucli, Hon. Pitt, .Messrs. Triggs,' Osborne, Gais-; ford, Brown, 1 Price, Lees, ' Davies, Campbell, Boyes, Kuppel; Hall, Hargreaves, Parkes, Smith, Watt, M'Gregor, Buxton, Fordham, Roberts; Braithwaite, Reston, Bile, Bnstow, Thorp, Flockhart, Evans, Wilson, Guthrie, Hawkins, Hill, Hubon, Ziele, Healy, Rusell, Bradley, Gray. Dobson, Keds, Leaney, Roberts, Fraser, Jlarka, Brandon, Johnston, Blundell; 60 steerage and 10 Chinese. MAORI, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 3399 tons, Aidwell, for Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon— Misea Ralph Baird, Pownes, Menzies, Dunn, Brown, Baxter, TwomeyJ Woodhouse, Metiger, Malfroy, Wall, Mesdames Douglas, Baird, Orossley, Palmer, Ford, Haslam, Drake, Beeliman,/Glover, Hayrie, Harkness and 3 children, Siinmonds, Anderson, Robertson, Walker, Edniundston, Malfroy; Cashmore, Wright, Rev. Baird, Dr. Evans, Bishop Crossloy, Rev. Orr, Messrs. Jameson,. Strath&m, ■ Gibson, Hayward, Grigg, Salmond, Gilray, Wildebrant, Wilkin, Thomson, Park, M'Farlane,. Jlight, Roane, Douglas, Edwards, Haywood, Palmer, Drake, Beehman, Anderson, Stirling, M'Lean, Jack, Kohn, Thomas, Blair, Hanna, Wright. Malfroy, Taffy, Dickie, Park, Abercrombie, Adams, King, .Tisdall, Phillips. Field, Enguist, Gallichan, Blunt, Walker, Oa.skmore. Ford, Wright, Wall, Robertson, Roberts; 46 steerag6. 1 . BLENHEIM, s.s. (8 p.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, for Blenheim. OPAWA, s.s. ■ (8 p.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, for Blenheim. KENNEDY, s.s. (9 p.m.), 226 tone,.Wildman, for TeraUolie, - , TARAWERA, s.s. (10.20 p.m.), 2003 tons, MLean, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23. PETONE b.s. (0.10 a.m.), 708 tons, Alslop, for Picton, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Cygnet, Lyttelton, November 23. Storm, Lyttelton, Picton, November 23. Kahu, East Coast, November 23. John, Lyttelton, ■ November 23 Gertie, Foxton, November 23. Koonya, Greymout-h, November 23. Lizzie Taylor, Timaru, November 23. Wakatu, Kaikoura. Lyttelton, Nov. 23. Hum, Wanganui, November 23. Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, Nov. 23 Mn-raroa. Lyttelton, November 23 Mapourika, West Coatft.. Nelson, Nov. 23. Mangapapa, Westport, Karamoa, Nov. 23. Pateena, Nelson. Picton, November 23. Opawa, Blenheim, November 24. Queen of the South, Foxton, Nov. 24. Blenheim, Blenheim, November 24. Kapuni, Patea, • November 24. Kiripaka., Patea, November 24. Maori, Lyttelton, November 24. Monowai, Dunodin, Lyttelton,' Nov. 24 Surrey, Lyttelton, November 24.Ripple, Napier, November 24. Flora, southern ports, November 24. • Maimroa, Havelock, November 24., Ofcaki', London, via Auckland. Nov. 25. Echo, Karamea, November 26. Mokoia, northern ports. November .26. Waimea. Terakohe, November 26. Warrimoo, Sydney, November 27. Tarawera, Dunedin, ■ Lyttelton, Nov. 28 Manuka, Melbourne, via south, Nov. 29. Victoria, Sydney, via north, Nov. 2-9. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Aorere, Patea, November 23. Stormbird, Wanganui, November 23. wairau, Patea, November 23. Gertie, -Westport, November 23. Kaiapoi, Westport, November 23. Marera, Napier, November 23. j Kahu, Palliser Bay, November 23. .Jiana, Patea. November.23. Nikau, Nelson, Motueka,. November 23. Mararoa, Lj r ttelLon, November 23. John, Wanganui, November 23. Tongarlro, Irandon. November 23. Arahura, Picton, :Nelsou, West Coast November 23. ' • Amokura, Port Chalmers, Southern Islands, November 23. Koonya, Greymouth.- November 25. Opawa, Blenheim, November 25. Queen of tlw South. Foxton, Nov. 25 Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttelton. Nov. 25. Blenheim. Blenheim. Nov. 25. Hula, Wansranui, November 25. , ATapawa, Wanganui, Nov. 2,5. Kapuni, Patea, November 25. Kiripalta. Patea, November 25. Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, November 25 Maori, Lyttelton, November 25. Mangapapa, Westport, Karamea, Nov. 25. Jfia Ora, London, November 25. Manaroa, Motueka, November 25. Florii, New Plymouth, West- Coast, Nov. 25 Monowai, northern nortc. November 25. Mokoia, Lyttelton. Dunedin, Nov. 26. Maimurika, Nelson. West Tonst, Nov. 26. Ripnle. Nanier. Gishorne. November "6. Waiirea, Nels-m, West Coast, Nov. 26. Warrimoo. Melbourne, via south. Nov. 28. Tarawora, nnrthern ports. Nov. 28. Manuka, Sydney direct, November 29. Victoria, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Nov. 29. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. MANUKA, s.e., left Melbourne November 20 for llobart. southern ports, and Wellington. Due Wellington November .29. Leaver panic day for Sydney direct. Duo SyiliviV Dceember 3. WARRIMOO, s.s., leaves Sydney November 23, for Wellington direct. Duo Wellington November 27. Leaves November 28, for southern ports, Hobart, and Melbourne, .Una Melbourne December Z,'

VICTORIA, a.s., left Sydney November 20 for northern ports and Wellington. Due Wellington. November 29. Leaves same day, for Lyttelton and Dunedin, MOERAKI, s.s., leaves Melbourne November 27, for Hobart, southern ports and Wellington. Due Wellington December 6. Leaves same day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney December 10. OVERSEA SHIPPING. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. From London. OTAKI (due about November 25), sailed on September 8. via Auokland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) lOXIO (due about November 1 26), sailed on October 12, via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill aud Albion Co., agents.) INDRAPURA (due about December 12), sailed on October 1, via Australian ports, Auckland and Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.) MURITAI (due about December 15), sailed on October 10, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napior. (Tyeer Line, agents.) ZEALANDIO (due about November ' 29), sailed on October 4. via Auckland. (Shaw. Savill and Albion Co., agents.) RUAPEHTJ (duo about Dcceniber 11), sailed on October 25, via Capo' Town and Hobart. (Now Zealand Shipping Co., agentß.) STAR OP INDIA (due about January 10), sailed on November l,»via Australian ports, Auckland and Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.) STAR OF SCOTLAND (due about January 21), sailed on November 9, via Australian ports, Auckland,' and Napier. (T.yser Line, agents.) MAICARINI (due about January 22), sailed on November 14. via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line, agentß.) From Liverpool. NIWARU (due about Deoember 5), sailedon August 25, via Auckland. (Tysei Line, agents.) NAIRNSHIRE (due about Deoember 17), sailed on October 16). via Oape Town, Hobart, and Auokland. (F. and S. Lino, agents.) KENT (due about December 22), sailed on October 19, via Cape Town, Hobart, and Auckland. (F. and 8. Line, agents.) HURTTNUI (due about January 20), sailed on November 5, via -Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co.. agents.) From Montreal. WAICANHI (due about December 11), Bailed on September 20, via Australian porta and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co.. agents.) KTJMARA (duo about January 4), sailed on October 19, via Cape Town, Australian ports, and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. From New York. ANGLO-MEXIOAN (due about Deoember 17), soiled on September 21, via' Australian ports and Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents.) i HARPAGTJS (due about January 5), sailed on October 19, via Australian ports and Auokland. 'Tyser Line, agents.) ROTENFELS (due about December 31), sailed on October 22. via Australian ports and Auckland. (Dalgety nnd Co., agents.) From San Francisco. INVEUIO (duo about December 9), sailed on November 8. (Union Company, agents.) AORANGI (due about December 5), sailed on November 13, via Papeete and Rarotonga. (Union Co., agents.) BY TELEGRAPH. , OVERSEA. ' NEWCASTLE, November 22. Arrived.—Birkcnfclj and Rakaia, from Dunedin. . , SYDNEY, November 22. Arrived—Maheno (11 a.m.), from Auckland' MELBOURNE, November 22. Arrived.—Senorita, from Kaipara. COASTAL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. POUT 6 (KAIPARA). Arrived.—Eliza Firth (4.40 p.m.), from Lyttelton. AUOKLAND. Arrived. —Zealandia. (6 a.m.), and Mongolia (7 a.m.), from Sydney; Squall, from Gisborne. ■ ■ ' , . Sailed—Mongolia (5 p.m.), for Sydney; Zealandia (6.25 p.m.), for Vancouver, via Fiji and Honolulu. NAPIER. Arrived.—Wimmcra (8.45 a.m.), from, Wellington.' ■ NEW-PLYMOUTH. Arrived.—Haupiri (2.30 p.m.), from Wellington. . . ..-Sailed,-rCorinna"(6.ls 'p.m.), and Rarawa (8.30 pjn.V'^<W'"Onc!KU'nga'. ,l, • WANGANUI. . ) Arrived.—Putilti (5,15 a.m.), from Wellington. - Sailed.-Huia,' (6.40 ji.m.); for Wellington. • : ' SOXTON.. ■ • Arrived;— Quee- of the - South (8 a'.m.), from Wellington. . Sailed.—Gertie (6.30 a.m.), for Wellington. PICTON. Arrived.—Pateena (4.55 p.m.), from Wellington. NELSON. Sailed.—Nikau (4.15 p.m.), for Motueka and Wellington. HAVELOOK. Sailed.—Manaroa (9.30 a.m.), for Wellington 1 . ■ * '5 WESTI'ORT. Arrived.—Komata (1.45 p.m.), and Taviuni (6 p.m.), from Wellington. . Sailed.—Mangapapa (6 p.m.), for Wellington, GREYMOUTH. Arrived.—Kittawa (5.20 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Koonya (9 a.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Moeraki (6.40 a.m.), from Wellington; Wootton (1.30 a.m.), from Nydia Bay; Kairalsi and John, from Timaru; Poherua (2.45 p.m.), from Greymouth; Breeze, from Wanganui. Sailed—Moeraki, for Melbourne, via south; Rakinra, for Greymouth; John, for Wellington; Kairaki, -for Westport and Karamea; Walcatu, ior Kaikoura. and Wellington. , Sailed.—Mararoa (6.25 p.m.), for Wellington. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Otley, M'Kenzie, Devenish, Meares, Christie, Morgan, Haskins, Musker, Campbell, Mesdames Venning. Rhodes, and maid, Bates and Tuft, Patterson, Parker, Masher, and Master Masher, Neilson, Butler, Cadman and child, Campbell, Parr, Prison, Thompson and child. Davics, Robertson and child. O'Rourke, Captains Black, Patterson, Messrs. Smith, Jones, Venning, Nettleton, Oatliie, Milnes, Rhodes, Burn, Wolfram, Haererte, Fallon, Nicholls, Hill, Hill, Jacobs, Richards, Hutchison, Brown, Bray, Forsyth, Reid, Reid, Cadman, Carpenter, Metzger, Duke, Parr, Prison, Sergt.-Major Thompson, Davis, Robertson, O'Rourke; 29 steerage. DUNEDIN. Arrived—Waiwera, from Lyttelton. Sailed.—Monowai, for northern ports, Passengers: Saloon—Misses Poole, Andrews, Wright, O'Connor, Walker, Hughes, Burt, Meedames Webster, Jl'Lauolilan and child, Ooad and child, Goudy and 2 children, Messrs. Stallard, Webster, Thomson, Waymouth; 7-steerage for all ports. DARTFORD AT THE WHARF.' HER LAST VOYAGE ENDED. . Bjundreds of people assembled on the Railway Wharf yesterday to see the Union Co.'s training ship Dartford berth. It was a picturesque sight, but it was somewhat of a sad one also, for it is the intention of the sailer's owners, to dismantle her, and convert this fine full-rigged ship into a coal hulk. The 39 boys in training looked what they are intended to be, as, clad in white, tl'.ey assisted in bringing the vessel alongside. The Dartford commenced her final voyage in a manner not, likclv to be forgotten by »ea.fc.riiiK folk at Newcastle. NewSouth Wales. At 6.45 a.m. on Sunday, November 10, the training ship left the coal port for Wellington, oncl sailed straight out to sea from the wharf. Tho German training ships do tlli-3 regularly, but the Dartford is credited with bcini t'je first British shin to have accomplished this feat ■ for many years. On Mondav the work of dismantling the Dartford will bo commenced, and this will occupy about two or throe weeks. Thfe 39 boys on bom-d will assist in l.lie work, and will remain on board, until it is completed. . When In Wellington Sir .Tanrea Mills, managing director for the Union Comnanv, was asked what was to be donewith the nnnrenticcs who had not completed their time. Sir James renlled thnt. that matter was being considered. It- is understood. however, that tho bpys will be drafted on to some of the larger and newer oteamers belonging to the company. Nino of tile lads in question finish their tiro" this month, and n-c tn sit- for examination for a second mate's foreigngoing "tickof." Captain J. E. JTard-inald is in chari-i of Muj Pnrtfnrd. end hi- ninr""s CMef. Mr. G. Tr-'ow'es; scend. ? r r. Guy Freeman: third. Mr. .A. K. Ciu'isn. Mrs. Macdouald accompanies her -husband. H.M.S. DRAKE'S EXPECTED ARRIVAL. By wirc'oM yesterday, Tr.jr.p. Drake, flastship of Australian Squadron, advised that it oxnected to arrive at Auckland from Sydney at 9 a.m.- to-day. AMOKUKA PUTS T0 SEA. On atceunt of having t» wait f«r a second ofilrar, the Government training ship Amokura- will be unable to leave port until this afternoon. Her - first port of call will bo Port, Chalmers. From there she is expected to leave for the outlying southern islands of New Zealand oh November 30. Castaways will be Fenrchcd for, and depots examined on this trip. Provided the Amokura meets with favourable weather she should return to New Zealand in time to proceed to Ragl.in, where it is expected she will will take itu't sit a ounlviU which it ia pMposoti- 1

to hold on December 50. On January 1 or | 2 the Amokurc, will visit Kawhia for a similar purpose. SENSATIONAL SHIPPING DISASTER. The Sydney "Sun" contains information of a sensational shipping disaster in the Bay of Biscay. During a fos tile steamer Camdale, whose engines had broken down, was struck amidships by the steamer Counsellor. The collision was followed by an explosion on the Camdale that blew the ship lip as a charge of gunpowder might have dope. The officers and crew managed to get away in the ship's boats, but those who were below at the limo escaped in only their night-clothes. The Camdale. which was formerly known as the Penelope, was a steel screw steamer of 2746 tons. She was built in 1895, ooid was owned by the Merevale Shipping Company. The Counsellor, which belongs to the Charento S.S. Company, Ltd., is a vessel of 4959 toils. AEAWA LEAVES IIONTE VIDEO. According to cable advice received by the local offloo of the Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., H.M.S. Ar&wa, left Monto Video on Thursday morning, November 21, for London. The liner left Wellington on November 1, and is due at i her destination on December 12. ZEALANDIO'S MOVEMENT. The Shaw, Savill steamer Zealandlc is due at Auokland from London, via Australian ports at 10 a.m. to-day. About 4600 tons of general cargo will be discharged at the northern port, and the vessel is expected to arrive at Wellington about November 29. NOTICES TO JIABINERS. This week's Gazette contains the followinn notices to mariners:— Pelorus Sound—Dart Eocli Buoy adrift (Tennyson Inlet)— The Dart Kocli buoy in l'awhitinui Reach (Tennyson Inlet) is adrift, and apparently now moored in Savill Bay. It will be, replaced as soon as arrangements can be made to do it, probably during next month. Charts, etc., affected; Admiralty (toart No. 2685; "New Zealand Pilot," eighth edition, 1908, chapter vi, page 181. Now Zealand Nautical Almanac—On page 309 of the "New Zealand Nautical Almanac" for 1913 it is stated that the explosive fogsignal from Patiti Point light will, be sounded at intervals of ten minuteß. This is in error; it should read five minutes. Newcastle. Harbour.—Depth of water at Entrance—At the present time the minimum depth of Water ); in tho main fairway channol at the entrance to Newcastlo Harbour is 23ft. 6in. at low-water spring tide. The tide signals .shown from the mast at the pilot-station indicate the actual depth of water existing at the time of hoist. Twenty-four shipping masters recently petitioned tl)e Westport Harbour Board to shift tho harbourmaster's office to a more suitable position, closer to shipping, tho bulk of which was carried, on at the crane wharf, .or if that was not practicable, to have an assistant harbourmaster's office close to shipping, so that they would be in close touch with him at night; failing compliance with either of these suggestions, that a telephone connection be arranged so that shipmates could get in direct touch with the night signalman. Tho petition vras referred to harbourmaster for recommendation. ' It is reported that the barnuontine Titania, which landed a oargo of Oregon pine at Dunedin a few week's ago, has been purchased by Captain Holm, late owner of the barque Helen Denny, subject to inspection at Sydney. Advice' has been received from Singapore that tlio rate of freight to Australian and New Zealand ports is to bo increased' by 2s. 3d. a ton on and after January 1,1913. The Jlangapapa is expected to leave Wellington for Westport and Karamea on Saturday. A projected departure from Wellington for London this aternoon is the New Zealand Shipping Co.'s steamer ' Tongariro. She will sail from the Glasgow Wharf. Messrs. Levin and Co. advise that the Gertie will be dispatched from Wellington for Westport to-day. Mr. J. M'Conville, engineer of the Kiripalta,. having come ashore at Wellington yesterday, his place was taken by Mr. N. Salmond. Tho auxiliary scow Echo is expected to leave Karamea, timber-laden for Wellington, to-morrow. In continuation of her journey from Greymouth to Wellington, tho Mapourika left Westport at 5 p.m.-yesterday. A call will be made at Nelson to-day, and port should be made between 5 and 6 o'clock this evening. j On completion of discharge of her cargi of Westport coal at Auckland, the turret stoamer ICoromiko will proceed to Newcastlo to load for New Zealand. . A steamer, bound east, passed. Wellington Heada at 1.30 ;p.m, on Thursday. ■ The P. and.O. liner Mongolia Arrived at Auckland from London, via Sydney, at 7 a.m. yesterday, and left on the return voyage at 5 p.m. Arriving at Auckland from Sydney at 6 a.m. yesterday, tho Vancouver pteariier Zealandia oleared for British Columbia, via Fiji and Honolulu, at 6.25 p.m. Before sho left Wellington for Sydney direct last evening, tho Maunganui landed the following imports at this port:—l 62 ingots tin, 548 bags gypsum,- 30il bags superphosphates. 120 bags rice, 210 sacks ricemeal, 100 boxes sultanas, 32 , bales hemp, 200 cases currants, 60 boxes metal, 83 rolls paper, 100 drums carbide, 6(1 ca6es wine, 24 sacks oats, 102 packages milk, 20 cases confectionery, 19 bass salt. ; In addition, the vessol brought 5501 crates of cheese from tho south. Transhipments ex the following vessels a-lEb came to hand;—Banff■shire, Commonwealth, Hymettus, Indianic, Kaaowna, Riverina, and Elsass.