LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 102, 27 October 1900, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

A ItlU VALB October 37— rorpoibo, HMS, third- uluus urmscr, 1770 tons, ISSUO horso-powcr, Cuuiinuudui- KuvcubilJ, I'ioui l'ictoi} KNTKKED OUTWAttDS October l!7 — Timnvom, ss, l'-JliS tons,' M'ArtUur, for Jjytlullou. J^usssongurs — 170 excursionists BAD WEATHER ON THE COAST. Today's weather ropoi-L shows that there is bad weather gtmerally on tho coasts of holh islands. At Westport, tho Wninui, for Nelson, Uiuveu aud Peun*'th, for WcllingfcoH, and Miuni, for Putea, aye barbouud owing to a south-west galo nnd heavy sea on the bnr. Their prospect of getting out this eveuiug tive very remote. The steamer Oiiiapero, from Wolhugton, had not put iv an apponrance this moniiiigv The Stormbird, nfter giouuding iv the Waiijjuimi River, is now barbouud, and tho Mimuroa only reached Wanjjnnui last iut?ht, having had a protracted passage from Wellington. Tho Charles Edward nnd Queen of tho South aro stuck up iv Poxton, and the Kiripaka, from Wellington, has not. yet arrived ut> Paten, but doubtless is sheltering under Kupili. Inpomiug steamers report stormy weather trow their respective destinations. Tho following passeugers arrived by the steiunor Kotoiti this iif ternoon : — Miss S juires, Mesdamcs Wiemon, Buchanan, Clmpnia.i aud boy. Brown, lion Kooves, Messrs Russell, Pope, AViernon, Walford, Brown, Buchanan, Overtoil, and 11 steerage.