BY TELEGRAPH. HOBART. 25th January.

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 22, 27 January 1908, Page 6

BY TELEGRAPH. HOBART. 25th January.

Arrived — Corinthio (Saturday afternoon), from Plymouth via Capetown. SYDNEY, 25th January. Arrived— Mary Isabel, from Whangnpe. Sailed— Wimmera (3 p.m.), for Wel'Sngton. 26t1» January. Arrived— Aldebaran, from Auckland ; VTaihora, from Bluff. 1 MELBOURNE, 25<h January. Arrived — Indralema, from New Xork. Arrived— Maheno, from Bluff and Hobart. ADELAIDE, 27i;h January. Arrived — Empreza, from New Ze»land. AUCKLAND, 2uth January. Arrived-i-Waimat«, from Waitaro; Victoria, from southern ports; Waiapu, nu stliary schooner from Nine. Arrived— Zeolandia (11.30 p.m..), from Sydney. Passenger for Wellington — Mr. KAIPABA, '25th January. Sailed— Huia, auxiliary sahooiaer, for Lyttelton ONEHUNGA, 26th January. Arrived— Rotoiti (9 a.m.), from New Plymouth Sailed-— Oorinna (4.30 a,m.> and Rarawa (5 T) m.V for New Hywo\ith. NEW PLYMOUTH, 27th January. Arrived— Rarawa (4 a.m.), trom Onehunga. WANGANUI, 25th January. Arrived— Oreti (1.50 p.m.), from Wellington. 27t]i January. Arrived— Kiripalsa, (3.5 a.'pO, from Wellington. FOXTON, 26th January. Sailed— Queen of the Sooth (1 p.m.), for Wellington. NEIfiON, 26th January. . Arrived— Arahnra, (9.30 u-m.), from Wellington. Arrived— Jana Douglas (6 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Arahura, for Wcstnort. 27th January. Arrived— Penguin (10 a-m.), from Wellington. LYTTSLTON, 26th January. Arrived— Rotomahana. (12.20 p.m.), from Wellington. 27fh January. To fail — RotoraaJiana (6.15 p.m.), for Wellington. M7KBDZX, 25th January. Arrived— Taleri. from West Coast; Kaikoura, from Lyttelton; Warrfmoo, from Lyttelton. 26th January. Arrived — Manuka, from Lyttelton. 1 Sailed— Warrimoo. ft>r Bluif. GRETMOUTH, 27iii January. Arrived— Kotulcu (4.30 a.m.), from Well'ngton. WESTPORT, 27th January. Sailed — Defender (9.30 a.m.). for Wellington. RLUFF, 27th January. Arrived— Marama (8.10 a.m.), from Melbourne and Hobart. THE CORINTHSC. FROM LdNDON. HOBART, 26th January. The Oorinthio mils on Monday night for Wellington. Sixty-nine ]ta£Bcngen3 were landed here, and 560 are p.-ocseding t« Kew Zealand. She i 3 due at Wellington. 011 Friday evening or Saturday morning. WIMMERA LHAVES SYDNEY. The Hurtdart-Parker O>ropany report* that tho 6teamcr Wimmera left* Sydney at 3 p.m. on Saturday for Welllngtoa direct. For this port the vessel lias gn board! 106 saloon and 9° steernge passengers. She^iina also about 600 tons of cargo to discharge \ here. The Winuaera should put in nn. appaaranoe on Wednesday morningi and on Thuruday afternoon she is timrd to sail for Hobart and Melbourne, via southern ports. THE 'FRISOO BOAT. The 'Frisco liner Foreric, which left the Californian port on the lfcth inst. for Auckland and Sydney, ha 3 a full aaj?o. Her freighting for New Zealand amounts to 700 tone, and eke has 1487 packages of mails lor this Dominion. Ihe Forerio ia duo at the northern port about- the 13th of noxt month. ORARf, AT ?O!RT CHALMERS. Punctual to her d^xe date of arrival, tho New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Orari arrived at Port/ Chalmers on Thunsday morniug The Orar. left London, on the. sth December, tho first ebag-e of tho voyage being marked by unpleasant, and heavy S.W. gales wero met with between Ushaut and Finietere. After ttyat the weather improved, nnd (reports the Otago Diuly Times) continued fine until after passuig iie Cape, on New Year's Eve. When in the meridian of 57 B. long, a heavy gale set in from the S.W. and W., accompa7iied with hea.vy rain and terrific cross eeas, lasting for three days, during which the barometer reached tJie low reading of 28.60. Fine weather then, cmaued, and a comfortable temperature marked the passage until crossing the Tasman. Sea, when heavy rain and high seas ect in, ahd comtimied' until arrival oft the heads. , The Orari brings 4648 tons of cargo for Dunedin, 2023 -tons for Bluff, and 838 tons for Lyttelton. Captain Forsdick has the following ofllcers associated with hin*: — Messrs. C» W., Clement, chief ; F. W. Bevis, second ; John Cairns, third ; W. Point, fourth ; amd P. "Backhouse, fifth. Dr. H. Hardwick-Smitb.'/F.R.C.S., ia surgeon, and R. Patterson, midshipaiaii. Mr. J. Turner is chief engineer, and Mr.vA. Allan is the refrigerating engineer; while Mr. F. Morgan is Tho eteward-jn-charge. The three-masted barque Lsira, which arrived at Port Chalmers on ' Friday from Port Esperance, Tasmania, made jthe passage across tho Taemin Sea in eight days. Captain Rogers reports the voyage as devoid of incident. The barque haa 250,000 ft of eawn timber to discharge- at the southern port. The ndw Tyscr steamer Nerehana, which is due at W«llington about the 12th pros., from London, via Australian ports nnd Auckland, has about 900 tone of cargo to put out at this port.