PORT OF NAPIER.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6024, 15 December 1890, Page 2

PORT OF NAPIER.

ARRIVALS. t

December 13—Result, s.s., from Mohaka. Ellison and Duncan, agents. 13- Te Kupu, 5.»., from Wairoa. Smith and Provis, agents. 14 —To Anau, s.s., from Sydney via northern ports. R. Puflett, agent. Passengers—Misses Hiidop, Glenny, Williams, and Taylor ; Rev. P. H. Cornford : Messrs Parker, Williamson, Broughton, Dymoe.k, Mitchell, M'Menamen, Newton, Knowles, Nicoll, Brown, aud Payne ; Master Hislop and 7 steerage. R.M.S , from Wellington. W. J. Willoocks, agent.

DEPARTURES.

December. 13—Omapere, s s., for Westport. R. Puflett, agent. 13—Tarawera, s.s., for northern ports. R. Puflett, asent. Passengors—Mrs Dixon ; Misses Edwards (2), Bell, Willoocks, Homara, Martin. Dobson, and Daubury; Messrs Joseph, Henry, Kelly, Morgan (2), Cliilord, Hayes, Tatire, Bennett, Haka, Hatara, M'Bean. Hickey, Gollaii, Banckham, Banks, Gray, and Lyanar. 14—Te Anau," s.s., for Melbourne via southern ports. R. Puflett, agont. Paseengers—Mrs; Jones; Misses Gago and Oliver; Messrs Harris, Pringle, Homer, Garnham, and Dunlop.

The s.s. Tarawera, the arrival of which we reported on Saturday, brought the following passengers for here : — Miss Ashton ; Mesdamesßrusrh. Grant, Paulsen, and Gibson; Messrs Glendinning, Bell, Clifford, Duncan, Brebner and child, Little, Bell; tho Junut Ac.hurch Company (14); and 10 steerage. The Ahuiiti took off the outward passengers at 7 p.m., tho'tarawera steaming north at 9 p m. The s.s. Result arrived from Mohaka on Saturday afternoon with a full load of wool. Tho s.s. To Kami returned from tho Wairoa on Saturday nipbt. She _ leaves again for Wairoa and Whafkaki to-night. The s.s. Omapere steamed for Westport direct on Saturday night. The Union Company's s.s. Te Anau, Uaptain C. W. Todd, arrived from Sydney via Auckland and Giaborne at 5.30 a.m. yestorday. She was tendered by tho Ahuriri at 6 a.m., and this steamer took off the outward passengers at 10 a.m. Tho Te Anau steamed for Wellington at noon. The s.s. Weka made a trial trip to-day. She seemed to bo going well. The barquentime Rio has cleared at the customs for Newcastle. She goes in ballast. The Now Zealand Shipping Company's R.M.S. Rnapelm arrived from Wellington early yesterday morning. She comes hero to load frozeii meat from Messrs Noleon Brothers' works, and will tako about 10,000 carcasses besics 2,500 baled wool. Tho Ruapohu is commanded by Captain E. A. Findhy, R.N.R. Her staff of officors consist of tho following gentlemen:-Chief„ Mr Forbes; second, Mr Clifford ; third, Mr Kiddel (lata fourth of tho Kaikoura); fourth, Mr Dolman ; surgoon, Dr Hlslop; purser, Mr Pickett (late of several of the company's steamers). Mr Murray is chief steward. The engineroom is in charge of Mr Simpson, who has with bim Mr Murray as second, Mr Niool as third, and Mr Greenstroet as fourth. Tho Ruapehu loaves for Lyttelton ou Wednesday evening. She oalls at Wellington mi route to pick up Lord and Lady Onslow. Tho R.M.S. Zealandia arrived at Sydney from Auckland yesterday. Tho Jubileo arrived at Sydney from Wellington yesterday. ~,_„.. The R.M.S. Tainui arrived at Hobart from London on Saturday morning, and sailed again for New Zealand yesterday morniua-. She has 13G passongers for this colony," besides 82 for Australian ports. There wero two deaths during tho voyage. The Rev. M. Ross died on November 18th, and Mr G. W. Herbert on Decern'jer Sth. Tho Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's s.s. Matatua left Wellington for London on ■Saturday with a largo cargo of frozen meat.