LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 4 November 1904, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

DEPARTURES. November 4— Faparoa, ss, 6565 tons, Jaggard, for Lyttelton. No\ ember 4— Aorcre, ss, 45 tons, Tinney, for Patea. November 4— liana, ss, 77 tons, Westrup, for Patea. November 4— Corinna, sa, 820 tons, Holford, j for Nelson and New Plymouth. ENTERED OUTWARDS. TTovember 4— Manuka, ss, 3000 tons, Phillips, for L>ttelton and Dunedin. Passengers—Saloon—l44 excursionists, and 25 stceiage. November 4— Mararoa, ss, 1331 tons, Manning, ; for Lyttelton. Passengers : Saloon— l2o excursionists, and 30 steerage. riCTON • NELSON SERVICE. • An accident to the rudder of the steamer Penguin, and the fact that the vessel could not be taken on to the Slip for repairs, has made it impossible for her to leave on the usual trip to Picton and Nelson to-day. The Corinna will take the Nelson passengers through to-day, and the Wainui will make the run to Picton and Nelson on Monday. The steamer Pateena, which has been employed in the Launceston trade, and which is to relieve the Penguin, left Melbourne for Wellington at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. , She is due here on Tuesday next, and will commence running in the Wellington-Picton-Nelson trade on Wednesday, the Penguin laying 'up for her annual overhaul. The Mapourika, en route to Wellington from the West Coast and Nelson, will call at Picton on Sunday. Bad weather at Greymouth has delayed the Mapourika, but it is hoped to get the \esecl into the Grey this afternoon. She will call at Picton on her way to Wellington, and she is due here on Sunday night. The Moeraki, due from Melbourne via Hobart and South to-morrow morning, has 433 tons of cargo to land here. She is expected to leave Wellington direct for Sydney at 3 p.m. to-morrow. Tenders for the barque Addenda, now stranded on Palliser beach, close next Thursday. It seems that with a continuance of northerly winds the tasU of refloating the vessel would not be bo great as has been thought in come quarters, and this circumstance will probably stimulate the interest of those thinking of tendering. The Tyser steamer Mnniro left the Bluff for Wellington this morning, and should arrive here on Sunday. From Wellington she probably will go on to Napier and Gisborne, and then return to this port, sailing finally for London on the 20th inst. Jlj^ Carson, chief officer of the ss Moeraki, who has been on shore for a month, lejoined his vessel at Dunedin last Wednesday. Mr. Aldwell, until recently chief officer of the "Mararoa, is at present in Wellington. He is to join the steamer Pateena next week as chief officer. Mr. Ross, second officer of the Taviuni, is to rclie\e Mr. Hayward as chief officer of the Herald. BY TELEGRAPH. NAPIER, 4th November. Arrived— Zealandia (1.15 p.m.), fiom Wellington. BLUFF, 4th November. Sailed — Kuoiara (11 a.m.), for Napier.