SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON

Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 21, 25 July 1898, Page 4

SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON

PHASES OF MOON FOR JULY Calculated for New Zealand Mean Time).

SUN Sets to-day— 4.d2 pm Rises to-morrow— 7.o am s sots, 4.43 piu HIGH WA'I'IHK To-Day— B.lo am i 8.30 nni To-Mounow— B.s3 am ; 9.18 pm AHRIV AT.S July 23— Queen of the South, ss, 121 tons, Havvey, from East Coast (put back) July 24— Rotoniuhtuiu, as, 86 i tons, Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers : Cabin — Misses Bruce (2), Mesciames Whittaker and child, Bowman, Packer, Vickers, Barnes, M'Gregor, Sliorlnnd, Bradley, Ur Irvine, Messrs Hart, Pn rices, Hnllenstem, Armstrong, Orv, Unrininc, M'Benth, M'Gregor, Bowmiin, Vickers, Lewis, Hvoderick, Cornwall, Bell. Barnes, "Whittnkev, Meredith, Sliorland, Thomson, Gvitfcu. Turner, liobertson, Waller, M* While, M'Phco. Sherlock, Wnywortli, Owen, Baldwin, Towushend, Banks, Eichelbaum, Potlieiiok, Whitty ; 20 steerage July 2 1— Ma mi, ss, -U tons, Westrup, from Patea and Nelson July 25— Kawaliri, ss, 255 tons, Apsteui, from Tiumru njci'AUTUitws July 23 — Miowera, ss, 1592 tons, nornming, for Sydney July '2-I— Opawa, ss, 70 tons, Eckford, for Blenheim July -JA— Pania, ss, 40 tons, Fisk, for Blenheim July 25 — Takapuna, Bt, 36!> tons, Kobertson, for Nelson, Taranaki, and Onehunga. Passenjjers : Cabin — Miss Humphreys, Mes>dauies Anibury and 3 children, Eiiikes, Jones, Prin, M'lndoe, Messvs MnxwelJ, Moore, Wood, Guise, Kinuoar, Irving', Ambury, Jones, Prhi, M'lndoe, Levinsonn, Lony ; 8 stccernge > Jt^ly 25— Mnwhera, ss, 3<K) tons, Lambert, for AVost Coast via Picton and Nelson. Passengers : Cabin — Miss Morrish, Mrs Benning-. Rev Benning, Messrs Thompson, Turner ; 8 steerage BXIVBCTICn AUIUVALB Pania, ss, from Blenheim, 25th Opawa, ss, from Blonhuini, 25th Aorore, ss, from Pntoa via Opuuake, 25th Miumroa, ss, from Waugonui, 26th Sotoiti, an, from Onehungu and Taranaki, 26th .Kennedy, ss, from Nelson, 26th "Wairoa, ss, from Nelson and Motueka, 26th Wainui. ss, from West Coast via Nelson and Pictou, 26th Penguin, ss, iroin Lyttelton, 26th Haupiri, ss, from West Coast and Nelson, 27th ' ■Hum. ss, from Wanguiuii, 27th * Tarawera, ss from Sydney, 27th Onmpere, ss, from Auckland and East Coast, 27th Wakatu, ss, from Hnvelock, Lyttetton, Kaikoura, and Cheviot, 27th lonic, ss, from London via Plymouth, Teneriffe, Capetown, and liobart, 27th Taupo, ss, from South, 27th Star of Victoria, &s, from Bluff and "Wauganui roadstead, 27th Mararoa, ss, from Dunedin and Lyttelton, 28th Otarama, left London via Port Chalmers and Lyttolton 26th May ; Indraghiri, left London via Australian ports and Auckland 27th May; Ptikeha, left London Ist June ; Rakaia, left London via Port Chalmers and Lyttelton 25th June ; Riinutaka, left Plymouth via way ports iind Auckland 25th June; Hawlces Bay, left London via Australiaand Auckland 23rd June; Mapourika, left Glasgow 30th June ; Maori, left London 9th July PRO.IKCTRI) DRI'AUTintIES Slormbird, an, for Wnuganui, 25th Kahu, ss, for East Coast, 25tii Eotoninliaim, hs, for Lyttelton, 25th Mana, ss, for Patea, 25th Queen of tlie South, ss, for Foxton, 25th Kennedy, ss, for Nelson and West Coast, 2Cth Opawa, ss, for Blenheim, 2Cth Paula. s», for Blenheim, 20th Penguin, ss, for Nelson yia Pictou, 26th. Manaroa, ss, for Wangamii, 26th Aorere, ss, for Putea, 2(ith Wakatu, ss, for Cheviot, Kailrourn, and Lyttelton, 27th Hum. ss, for Wnnganui, 27th Wairoa, ss, for Hnveloolc, 27tli Wamui, ss, for Picton, Nelson, and "West Coast, 27th Taupo, ss, for Taranaki and Greymouth, 27th Star of Victoria, ss, for London,;27th BY TELMGBAPH. London, 24th July Sailed — Duke of Devonshire ("from Plymouth), on 23rd instant, for Wellington and Lyttelton The Waikato arrived at Monte Video on the 22nd instant Melbouunb, 24th July Sailed— Wakatipu, for Hobart and BluK Sydney, 24th July Arrived, yesterday— Waihora, from Auckland Sailed, yesterday — Tavawera, for Wellington Port Chalmers, 24th July Arrived — Mararoa, f.iom Lyttelton Sailed— Aotea (7.35 am), for Lyttelton ; Wanaka, for Newcastle Opunake, 23rd July Sailed, 2.30 pm— Aorere, for "Wellington PicrON, 23rd July Arrived. 6.30 pin — Haupiri, from Wellington Soiled, 11.30 pm— Haupiri, for Nelson Nelson, 2tth July Arrived, 9.30 ain— Haupiri, from Picton Lyttelton, 24th. July Arrived, 10.50 pin— Penguin, from Wellington 25th July Arrived, 7.45 am— Aotea, from Port Chalmers To sail, 6 pm — Penguin, for Wellington WESTroirr, 24tla July Arrived — Oreti, from Wanganui 25th July Arrived, 2 am — Haupiri, from Nelson Sailed— Haupiri (10 am), for Greymouth; Oreti, for Wanganui Auckland, 23rd July Sailed— Omapere, for Wellington via East Coast ports; Upoln (10 pm), for Fiji; Hawea, for Blufi' 24th July Arrived, 6.15 pm— Eotokino, from Fiji 25th July Arrived, 8 am— Elingamite, from Sydney. Passengers for Wellington— Messrs Yule, Johnson Bljinueim, 24th July Arrived — Pania (11 pm) and Opawa (12,30 pm), from Wellington Onehunga, 25th July Arrived, 7 am — Rotoiti, from New Plymouth Nai'lEß, 25th July The Omapere is expected to bo despatched for Wellington at noon to-morrow Bluff, 25th July Arrived — Dingadee, from Greymouth THE WEATHEK. The strong southerly gale of yesterday necessitated the departure of the Takapuna for Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga being postponed until 11 o'clock this morning. The Qneen of the South, which left hero on Friday for the East Coast, jot as far a« Flat Point, but owing to tho strong easterly galo was compelled to return to port on Saturday night. The JSotomahana, which arrived here from Lyttelton yesterday morning, encountered a heavy gale and thick weather on the passage. The Kawaliri, which left Timaru at 6.45 pm on Friday for Wellington, only arrived this afternoon, having occupied about 07 hours on ' the passage. The Aorore, from Opunake, had not shown up when we went to press, and she is probably in shelter till tho weather moderates. A telegram from Wanganui states that the Tyser steamer Star of Victoria had to put to soa owing to the southerly gale. The Union Co has been advised that the Tarawei'a left Sydney on Satarday for Wellington. She is due here on Wednesday evening, and will sail for Melbourne via South and Hobart on the following day. A new mast is to be fitted in the Kini on her arrival here from Westport. A telegram received by Messrs Johnston and Co states that the Huia has placed five loads of meat aboard the Star of Victoria in Wanganui roadstead. Messrs W. and G. Turnbull and Co have re- , ceived advice that tho lonic left Hobart on Saturday morning at 6.30, and will not therefore put in an appearance here until about Wednesday morning. The barque John o* Gaunt, which has been detained iv port for some time in consequence of the difficulty between tho captain and the crew as to the quantity of provisions supplied, will sail for Duneain with the first favourable wind. A now crew has been shipped at Wellington, at the rate of wages prevailing at this port. The members of the original crew, who, as tho result of the recent Court proceedings, were released from their contract, are securing engagements on other vessels. The Charles Edward will receive an overhaul and cleaning at Nelson this week.

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