LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 77, 28 September 1898, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS September 28— Monowai, ss, 2020 tons, M'Donnld, from Sydney. Passengers : Cabin— Misaes .Lang, Crawford, Laird, (Jnllnshan, Frnsev (12), Brandon, Bruce, Montgomery, Croft, Kirkcnldie, Henry, Mesdamcs Walton, Jallund and infant, Brewer, Frasor, Love and o children, Cuzco, Bysaclc, Aldied, DK-on, Aldetme, Harinston, Stevens, Kirkcaldie, Anderson, Wallis and 2 children, Holdshin, Mesbrs Crawford, Love, Dixon, Aldred, Aldeane, Harmston, Hatnka, Yasliimoko, Cuzco, Diewilz, Woodward, Sexton, Vaidike, M'Mahon, Chandler, Montgomery. Stewart, Holdship, Wisharr, Lay, Pnttison, Hall, Kirkcaldie, Molmeaux, Henderson, Greenaway, Stevens, Baddeley, Gamman, Mowleni, Eedmond, Linley, Harvey, Sommerville, Darling, Masters Tolley, Koto ; 78 steerage JCNTEKKD OUTWARDS September 28— Penoruin, ss, 517 tons, Bernech, for Lyttelton. Passengers : Cabin — Misses M'lntyre, Hawkins, Messrs Gilruth, Comerford, Van Asch, Stringer, Emhliug, Manton, Whiilield, Gardiner, M'Keiizio (2), King (3), Cliristeson (2), Master Christ eson; 11 steerage September 28— MapOurika, ss, 717 tons, M'Lenn, for West Coast via Pictou and Nelson, rnssentrors : Cabin— Misses Gauuaway, Bristow, Butts, Black, Mesdames Giesekeu and child, Bristow, Atkinson, Lenper, Sounders, Adams, Cooper, Baufield, Mackay and children, Glasgow and child, Messrs Laird, Laugliton, Pearce, Kirkpatrick, Light, Atkiusou, Crouch er, Rodda, Shepherd, Watkiiis, Duncan, Spraggon, Mackay and son; 14 steerage The Monowai left Sydney at 2.15 pm on Saturday, and arrived here at 2.15 this afternoon, having experienced lighb NE winds and fine weather throughout. Her cargo for Wellington consisted of 515 tons, including 1746 cases fiuit, and for South 535 tons, including 1927 cases fruit. Mr M' Donald is in charge of the vessel until she reaches Melbourne, "when Captain Chatfield resumes command. Mr Sadler, of the Wakatipu, is acting as purser. The Penguin brought the following passengers from Lyttelton this afternoon :— Misses Carrick, Beeves, Rutherford, Mowner, Mesdames Lester, Ryland, Barlow, Beck, Hervey, Scarisbrook. Babbage, Laing, Hons Boweu, Stewart, Rev Gillies, Messrs Pitman, Carrigan, Jarnmn, Smith, Lamg, Campbell, Wallace, Bell, Carter, Tait, Meek, Smith, Wright, Laurinson, Blandford, Mirams, Black, Davis, Barlow, Gray, Hanson, Otley ; 20 steerage. The steamer, sailing at 9.30 o'clock tonight, will take on the southern portion of the inward 'Frisco mail. The barque Opawa, now in Lyttelton, will remain in that port pending orclei-s as to her loading port. The barque Silverstrenm has been chartered to load m the colony for London during the wool season. This vessel has loaded under the auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Co for several years past.