BY TELEGRAPH

Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 36, 10 August 1895, Page 2

BY TELEGRAPH

FlOTOif. 9th August Arrived, 7.25 pm— Graf ton, from Wellington. She sailed at II pm for Nelson Taiah aki. 9th August Sailed, 10 ma- Gairloch, for Ouehunga (connected with express) Adoklavd. 10th August Arrived— H.M.S. Ringaroouuv (2 pm yesterday), from Kußsell ; Monowai (1.45 am), from Sydney Sailed, 2 pm— Monowai, for Son Francisco Hilsoh. 10th Atwnist Arrived, 8.15 am— Grafton, from Picton Sailed, 10.15 last night— Mawhern,for Wellington Podto. 10th August Sailed, lost night — Hinemoa, for Manuktu f atca. 10th August Aorere, for Wellington, barbound w»»ga»di. 10th August Stormbird, for Wellineton, barbound Ohkhuhqa. 9th August Arrived, midnight— Takapuna, from Taranaki wvnTroKT. lQth Augnst Arrived. 9 last night— Wainni, from Grey j Sailed— Kennedy (12.15 pm), for Wanganui ; Wainni (2 pm), for Nelson j bTTTKI.TOK. 10th August j Arrived, 1.5 pm — Msnapouri, from Wellington Sailed, 7 am— Maori, for Melbourne To sail, 10.15 pm— Penguin, for Wellington The Queen of the South arrived from East Coast at 11.15 this morning The Upolu arrived from Fiji and Auckland Bhortly before 4 tbis afternoon, after a passage of 69 hours from Auckland. Tha Mobinapua, from Onehuugi land Taranakt. arrived shortly after 4 pm, after a rongh trip of 31 boars from Taranski Tha Hanroto • denarture for Sydney was postponed from midnight until 9 this morning owing to the southerly gale. As a number of valuable horses were on board Otptaiu Anderson deemed it inadvisable to make a start until the weather moderated The Waibi and Takapuna are to bo overhauled on the 13th and 20th respectively. The Tolrapuna's trip to Lyttelton that week will be abandoned The departnre of the small steamers were again postooned last night, as the weather showed no prospect of improving The TTpolu's departure for Auckland has been postponed until Tuesday for cargo purposes The tT.S.S. Co. has received cable advice stating that the barque Excelsior will load at Newcastle for Wellington in about three weeks' time. The vessel is to be overhauled in Sydney for damage sustained during the recent voyage from Xsipora to that port Tho barque G. M. Tucker, from 3£dipara to Capetown, Dasied Thursday Island on 22nd July Messrs Lane and Brown, shipbuilders, of Total*, have just launched a new scow, without doubt ons of the finest in Now Zealand. She is built with three skins, (two diagonal and one lengthways), with sharp entrance and rounded bilges, and is particularly strong. Unlike most scows, she has a hold each side of tbe centreboard case, where she can stow timber of any length, thas increasing her stability. She is schooner Tigged, sits on the water like an ordinary roundbottomed craft, and has a carrying cacaoity of 100,000 ft of timber