SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6000, 17 November 1890, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POUT OK NAPIER,

ARRIVALS.

November. IG-Kahn, c s.. from Wellington. RiohardscnaiidCo., agents.

IG—Tarawera, s.s!", from Sydney nia northern ports. R. Puflett, agent. Passengers —Mt'silanies Jones an Humphreys ; Misses Williams (-2), Langley and Johnston (2); Messrs Reidy, Bwilsford, Ellis, Murray, King, Tiff en, Gifford, Hill, Evans, Pasley, Gilding, Ward, Furrell, Pitt, Stock, and Ca.sin ;10 steerago. 16—Southern Cross, s.s., from northern ports. R. Puflett, agent. 16-Venus, Cutter, Captain Wug, from Gisbome. Master agent. IG—To Kapu, s.s., from Wairoa. Smith and Provis, agents. LG—Manapouri, s.s., from southern ports. R. Puffett. agent. Pa.senf.ers—Mesdames Ellis and Hoddiuott; Misses Ellis andAllott; Messrs Ellis, O'Neil, Hoddinott, Munn, Potts. Edwards, Campbell, Brittaiu, Wirston, Ma'her, Stow ; H steerage. 16—Rimutaka., R.M.'3., from Lyttelton. W. J. Willeock., lurent.

DEPARTURES.

November. lii—Australia, s.s., for northern ports. R. Puflett, agent. Hi—Tarawera, s.s., for Melbourne via southern ports. R. Puflett, agent. Pasaenaers—Mesdames Brebnor and 2 children, Hall and 2 children, and Ashton; Misses Cotterill (2); Messrs. Brobncr, Coley, and Baty. 10—Manapouri, s.s., for northern ports. R. Puflett, agent. Piisscngora-Mesdartes M'Konzie and Goldsmith and 2 children : Misses Newman, Carroll, Glening, Watson, Howell, and M'Kouzio; Messrs. Hegman, Moore, Dohson, Jacob, Anderson, Garnett, and Smith. 17—Duncdin, .chroncr, Captain Hansen, for Timaru. Ellison and Duncan, agents. 17—Southern Cross, s.s., for Wellington. R. Puflett, agent.

The s.s. Kahu, Captain Romerill, arrived from Wellington ye*ter.)ay morning. Sho is to leave again this afternoon. Tho U.S'S. Co.'s steamer Tarawera, Captain W. C. Sinclair, arrived from Sycuey via northern ports early yesterday m..ruing, and left again for the south at

II a.m,

Tho Union Company's s.s. Southern Cross, Captain Black, arrived from northern ports at 11 a.m. yesterday, and left again for Wellington at 11 this morning. The Ur-ion Company's s.s. Australia steamed for northern ports at fi p.m. on Saturday. The cutter Venus, from Gisborne, arrived alongside the breastwork about midday yesterday. . The s.s Te Kapu arrived from Wairoa yesterday afternoon, and returns to that place to-night. The Union Company's s.s. Manapouri, Captain Logan, arrived from southern ports at 3 p.m. yesterday. The Ahuriri tendered her on arrival, and took off tho outward passengers at 8.30 p.m., but owing to having to discharge a large cargo sho did not get away for the north till midnight. Tho schooner Dunedin, Captain Hansen, sailed for Timaru this morning. She took a part load of timber. The s.s. Munaia did the trip to Wellington in thirty-six hours, which is a very good performance for so small a vessel. The N.Z. Mapping Company's R M 8. Rimutaka. Captain Greenstreet, arrived from Lyttelton at 7 p.m. yesterday. She comes here to load frozen meat, from Nelson Eros.' works, ami the Fanny has been busy all day running tho ment off to her. The Rimutaka is to leave for Wellington on Wednesday. Captain Greenstreet has with him as officers :—Mr J. W. Crouchor who is now chief officer, having- been promoted from second ;Mr T. S. Weston is second officer, having been promoted from third ; Mr E. Kenneway (lato fourth orlicer of the Ruapehu) is third, and V. C. WhiteParsons fourth. Mr C. Deanc is still pur«er. Mr J. M. Dallas is chief engineer, W. H. Pitcher second, and J Stuart third. The schooners Fieetwing and Norval are to leave Wanganui early this week with cargoes of coals for Messrs Cranby and Prebblo. The schooner Lily is loading at Oamaru for Napier, while the ketch Comet will load at Duucdii; for this port. The Tckupo arrived at Sydney from Wellington yesterday. The Outlines, schooner, arrived at Auckland from Napier on Saturday. Tho Peerless arrived at Koipara from Sydney on Saturday. Tbo Wave Queen arrived at Lyttelton from London yesterday.

[IKE MUSS ASSOCIATION.— COI'YBIOUT.J

(Received November 17, noun.)

Albany, This day.

Arrived—Orient liner Oratava. Passengers for New Zealand :-Mr and Mrs Wikman, Mr and Mrs Dawson, Messrs Sproat, Troop, and Widman.

[FEB I'BKSS ASSOCIATION.]

Wei.unoton, This day. Tho KaiUoura left Plymouth on Saturday for New Zealand. ~..,_, ..- . Tlu- German sipmdron Leipsig (flagship), Sophie, aud Alexandrine are outsido the heads.