SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5900, 4 August 1890, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NAPIER.

ARRIVALS.

Au trust.

2—Orpheus, schooner, Captain Smith, from Kaipara, Master, agent. 3—Te Anau, s.s., from Melbourne ria southern pons. R. Puflett, agent. Passengers—Mrs Cameron; Sisters of the Mission (3): Misses Mollonmby, Stevens, St. Hill, and llitoniugs: Messrs Lucas, Studholme, Crowley. Martin, Hunter, Brown. Eccles, and Clifford; 7 steerage.

4 —Rio, baruuentiue, Captain Duun, from Newcastle. C. Dolbol and Co., agents.

DEPARTURES.

August.

3—To Anau, s.s., for Sydney via northern ports. R. Puflett, agent. Passengers— Mesdames Dillon ond Birch ; Misses Thompson and Hall; Messrs Dillon, Churchward, Oliver, Murray, Gibb, Birch, Gibb, and Lonsdale ; Tauranganui football team ; 10 steerage.

4—Result, s.s., for Mohaka. Ellison and Duncan, agents.

The barquentine Rio arrived from Newcastle this morning, having left the latter port on 12th July. She auohored in the roadstead, and was being lightered of part of her cargo this morning. The s.s. Result steamed foi Mohaka this

morning.

Thu schooner Dunedin was to leave Timaru for here to-day. The Union Company's s.s. Ohau left Timaru at 4.30 p.m. on Saturday, and is due this afternoon. She will he lightered, and steam j for Gisboruo and Auckland tonight. The following sailing vessels from Napier aro now on their way to Loudon : —Opawa (Hamon), 07 days out; Lady Jocelyn (Watt), 28. The Union Company's s.s. Te Anau, Captain J. Mcintosh, arrived from Melbourne ria southern ports at 11.15 a.m. yesterday. Tho inward passengers were laniled by the Ahuriri at 12.30 p.m, and the outward ones taken off at 4 p.m. The Te Anau left for tho north about midnight.

The schooner Orpheus, Captain Smith, arrived from Kaiparaon Saturdayafternoon. She left Kaipara on 23rd July, and by noon ou 25th was off Cape Palliser; Then experienced north easterly and easterly winds, which delayed her arrival till Saturday. Lnte Sydney exchanges state :—There is not much doing at present at the sunken steamer Centennial, in Taylor Bay. The work is to ssme extent impeded by the unsettled weather, and tho workmen have experienced difficulties which were to some extent impossible to forsee. The canvas bags to be used for raising the steamer are being' painted, with a view to prevent leakages of air when they are being inflated. A slight complication has presented itself in connection with the method by whioh it is proposed t» lift the steamer, in conseqnence of an alleged patent right. It is claimed that tho plan, namely, tue floating of the sunken vessel by means of bags inflated with air is an infringement af a registered patent, and there is some probability of the matter being tested in the Law Courts. The following ig a synopsis of the cargo shipped hero by the s.s. Luko of Sutherland :— Shipped by the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.— £ Ii) bales greasy wool valued at .. '2,17 11-1 bales scoured wool .. .. 1890 G2 bales slipe wool .. .. .. 820 2 casks pelts 16 jf {98 bales flax ~ 298 Shipped by Messrs Bowron Bros.— 90 casks pelts 1080 2 casks tallow .. .. .. 15 Shipped by Messrs Aitkeu, Wilson, and Co.— 5 j bales flax .. .. .. IS6 Shipped by Messrs Murray, Roberts, and Co.— 22 bales greasy wool .. .. 324 Shipped bj- Mr H. A. Banner— 4 bales scoured wool .. .. 67 II bales slipe wool .. .. .. 171 Shipped by Messrs Dalgety & Co.— 37 casks tallow ~ .. .. 243 24 bales slipe wool .. .. .. 327 9 bales greasy wool .. .. 131) 2 cases effects .. .. .. 20 Shipped by the Laud and Loan Co. of New Zealand— 18 casks pelt 103 34 biiles scoured wool .. .. 019 33 bales slipe wool .. .. .. 013 Shipped by Messrs F. W. Williams and Kettle— 7 bales scoured wool ~ .. 138 52 bales slipe wool .. .. .. 019 30 bales greasy wool ~ .. 387 50 ciisks pelts .. .. .. 607 92 casks tallow 655 Shipped by the N.B. and H.B. Freezing Company— 51 casks tallow .. .. .. 33.5 -IS bales slipe wool 945 5525 carcasses mutton .. .. 3283 2022 quarters and 2 pieces beef .. 4000 152 fuses kiunt-ys .. .. .. 270 G boxes K«mo .. _.. .. -1 Shipped by Messrs Whito and " WenleyG bundles hoop iron .. .. 3 1 theodolite .. .. .. 24 Shipped by Mr F. Fulton— 2 eases personal effects .. .. 10 Shipped by' Messrs Richardson and Co.— 15 bales slipe wool .. .. .. 185 Total .. .. £IS,SG3