LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXVI, Issue 8, 9 July 1903, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

DJ3JPARTUBES July 9— Manama, s.s, 78 tous, Alltnan, for Havelock and Sounds KNTEItKD OUTWARDS July 9— Monowai, ss, 2020 tons, M'Donald, for Melbourne via South. Passengers— Cabin : For Lyttclton— Misses Percill, Guy, Baylis, Munay, Dobbon, Mace, Scbisuks, Aulsebrook, Mesdiimes Peterson, Thompson, Camngtou. O'Neill, Brown. Itev Carrinßtou, Messrs Galloway, Smith, Bouu, Kickett, Orcbavd, Turnbull, M'Gregoi, Bickford, Adams, Sawtell, Magiuiuty, Greenwood, Buttle, Graham, Peieraou, Thompson, Gawtill, Wigraui, Seville, GutHiion, Martin, Barnes. For Dunediu — Blebdames Elliott aud child, Fulton, Onkney, Euffcll, Me&srs Dawson, Gwiue, Greeuwood, Swiuey, Maughton. For Melbourne — Misses MA lister, Percill, Mrs Gibbs, Mr Gibbs j 16 steerage for all ports July 9— Takapuna, ss, -369 tons, Grant,, for New I'lyr.aouth and Onehunga. Passengers — Cabin : For New Plymouth— Miss Douruau, Mrs Cowley, Messrs Cowley, Smith. For Onehunga— Misses Gieensill, Burnett, Mesdames Marshall, Beck, Kelly, Palmer, Messrs Hitcnings, Skene, Ching, ScUatz, Ludwig, Cook, Majeroni Company ; 8 steerage for both ports July 9— Mararoa, ss, 1381 tons, Smith, for Napier, Gisbome, Auckland, and Sydney. Passengers — Uabin : For Napier — Mrs Lambie and family, Mr Healo. For Gisborne— Miss Alulgau, Mr Gill . For Auckland— Misses Neil. Bayler, Mesdames Cowan, M'KeHar, Messrs M'Xiean, Adams, Scott, Lyttletou, M'Cruddoy, Lazarus. For Sydcoy— Miss Buchanau j 10 steeiage for all ports The fiaupiii arrived from the West Coast today, and ou completing her discharge to-morrow she will be laid up indefinitely. Owing to the large amount of shipping at. the wharf to-day, work has been considerably hampered through shortage of labour. The schooner Jessie Niccol is to leave Lyttelton to-day with a load of produce for Wellington. Mr Miunett, Ute purser oC the Uaupiri, has rejoined his old ship the -Takapuna, Mr Bates taJcmg up his former position on the Wainui. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Eu«x>ehu, which, is to leave Jjyttelton to-day for London, takes the following Wellington passengers : — Firit saloon — Captain Colnaghi, Mr May. Second saloon — Miss Frood, Kec Monckton, Messrs Wilson, Stokes. Fifteen steerage passengers ulbo booked from here. Early this mormug the signal station announced the appearance off the Heads of a full rigged ship. The vessel signalled for a tug at 7 o'clock, but soon after this she stood off to the eastward, and has not come within sight of the station since. BY TELEGRAPH. Dumjdin, 9Ui July Sailed— Moeraki, for Sydney via L;ttelton and Wellington. Passengeis for Wellington— Misses Denniston, Reynolds, Cowie, Kerr, Pageant, Neill (2), Hudson, Durstou,' Mesdames Brookes aud 2 children, Sinclair, Thompson, Al'ik>nald, Leslie, Reynolds, Bridgmau, Kettle, Eattruy, Eev Brookes, Messi s Gage, Macassey, Howi&ou, Eeyuolds, Neill. Duncan, Bowman, Hudson, Simpson, Smith, Woodhouse, Kettle ; 9 steerage Napikk, 9th July Sailed, 2.15 pin — Zealaudifi, for Wellington »