BY TELEGRAPH. ONEHUNGA, 31st January.

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 27, 1 February 1908, Page 4

BY TELEGRAPH. ONEHUNGA, 31st January.

Sailed— Takapuna (4.45 p.m.), for Kew Plymouth. Passengers : SaJoon— Misses Grant, Patemra, Watson, Pepper, Eebbell, Peters, Aberorombis, M'Millm, Gibson, Pellow, Simpson, Davis, srMaster, Mullius, Heald, Grigg, Smith, .Daniel, Scott, JentungJ, Barton, Carr, Barclay, Strong, Coetlev, Horseman, Mesdaraes S.vkee, ' il'Dowell and 2 children, Scott and boy, Johnston and child, Rosj, Leslie, Qryle, Messrs. Cole. Jaclcßon. Gore, Johnston, 'Williams, Thoiueon, Batotelor, Holland, Boss, M'Dougall, Cor--1 mick, .Sy^ea (3), Chalmers, Muir, Liardet, Chambers, Havfke, Livingstone, Geogetti, Skelton, Marist Brother, Masters Jury, Living-atone, Sykes £5); Conway, Willie, Bai-rpn. Lipscombe, Barron, Zinzan, Kruoa, Whatu,' Thomafl, Cudjnnn, Strange, Kuelina, U'Cormick, (Simmelhaßg; 15 steerage. * let February. Arrived— .Barawa (8.1&. a.m.), from Jfew Ply- ' mouht. NEW PLT3IOTJTH, $l3b January. ■ • ■Silled— Barawa (9 p>m.), for Onehunga. let February. JSrrived— Taiapum (5.20 a.m.), from Onehunga. NAPIER, 31st January. Sailed— Manuka, for Gisborne. XI?LSO>*, Slst January, j 'Arrived— Penguin, (2.35 p.m.), from Picfcon. let February. , ' Arrived— Pateem, (4.50 a.m.), from Wellington Sailed— Pateena (7.10 a.m.), for Pioton; Ma.pourikx (11.15 a^m.), for Wellington. , . LYTTELTON, let February. Arrived— Maori (7.50 a.m.) and Zeolandia (11.30 • a.m.), from Wellington. To sail— Maori (11-30 p.m.), for Wellington. WAITAUA, Ist February. Arrived— Tainui (7 a.m.), from Wellington. KAIKOORA, Ist February. Sailed— Wakatu (6 a.m.), for Wellington. FAEEWELL SPIT, Ist February. Tutanekai for Tory Channel departed at 9.30. BLENHEIM, let February. Arrived — Blenheim (6.45 a.m.), Opawa. (7.45 tutD.), and Waihi (9a.m.), from Wellington. WESTPORT, let February. lArrived— feapiti (8.45 a.m.), from Wellington. PATEA, Ist February 'Armed— Aorere (8.40 a-m.), from Wellington WANGANUI, Ist February. Arrtred— Oreti (7.30 last night), irom Wellington . FOXTOX, Ist February. Arrived— Queen of the South (8 a.m.), from Wellington. PIOTON, Ist February. Arrived—Defender (4.15 a.m.), from Wellington To eail— Pateema (5.30 p.m.), for Wellington. DUUEDIN, 31st January, 'jjjrived— Wa-ikare, irom West Coast Sounds. Sailed— Koony a, for West Coast via, way porter, Storm, for northern porto. EXPORTS BY ATHENIO. The Sha«-savill lmtr Athenic, which eajled W 7 £•!&< Pfl Thursday fox JUaadOß^ via iJoate

V'deo, Rio de. Janeiro, Teneriffe, and Plymouth, is laden with the following cargo . — From Wellington—Bo2B oarca»is mutton, 8135 carcases lamb, 21J haunches mutton, SO bugs shoulders, 34 boxes kidneys, 181 casks tallnw, 8 c.iaes extract of beef, 3261 b»les» wool. 11 bales sheepskins, 2 bale 3 rabbiteblns, 8385 boxes butter, 2378 eeecs oheese. For Monte Video— l 3 packaifiea sundries. From Dunlin — 975 cases aheese, 2158 boxes butter. From Bluff— 3s9B casts ohrese. From Lyttelto 1—6170 caresses mutton, 29,223 carcases lamb, 590 boxes kidneys, 20 casks casings, 307 ouslas tallow, 33 casks olei, 116 casks pelts, 25 cases theej) tongues, 4590 bales wool, 57 bales basils, 3 bales sheepekins, 309 oases cheese, 540 boxes butter, 9 packages sundries. For Rio de Janeiro— 7s carcases ff.utton, 1 carcase lamb, 5 crates hares, 1 cask machinery. From Auckland — 11,324 boxes butter, 643 oasts cheese. From Napier — 5215 carcases mutton, 4225 carcases lamb, 858 quarters beef, 42 caslos casings, 55 casks pelts, 93 casks tall&w, 2242 bales wool, 3 fudges wool, 482 pockets wool, 11 bnles sheepskins. From New Fl> mouth— ll,l4l boxes butter, 2323 cases cheese. From Pat«a— 4os2 boxes butter, 6105 cases cheese. RIPPINGHAIi GRANGE, FROM LIVERPOOL. The Fedcral-Houlder-Shire steamer Rippiiighain Grange arrived from West Coast of Lngland ports yesterday evening, via Las Talmas, Oapetown, and Auckland. Stie left Liverpool on the 23rd November, and osperierioed very rough weather untQ after passing- (he Bay of Biscay. Passing through tho Torrid zone ten days of extreme heat prevailed, in consequents of which two dogs, coueigue4 to Wellington, succumbed. A two hours' stay was made at the Cape. During the month's journey to Auckland favourable weather accompanied the vesseL port being: made on the 23rd inst. After the vessel had disemhaiked passengens and cargo, the voyage to Wellington was resumed on Wednesday. The Ripping-ham Grange has brought close on a hundred immigrants for New Zealand. The bookings are as follows:— Auckland, 30 ; Wellington, 30; Lyttelton, 10; and Dunedin, 15. Young married couples predominate. Among the men there are several farmers and a number of thd trades are well represented. Oapt&in H. H. Lay, who commands the steamer, has tho following officers with him : — Chief office*, Mr. G. Wheeler; eecond, Sir. W. Shatlock; third, Mr. Poolo; purser, Mr. A. Minch. Mr. W. Rodger is in charge of the engineroom, Mi. Havles is second, Mr. Yon Rendow third, Mr. FiOkliaver fourth, Mr. Hepburn fifth ; chief refrigerating engineer is Mr. Steven; eecond, Mr. Goodwin. On completion of discharge of Wellington cargo the vessel proceeds to Lyttelton and Dunedin to finish unloading. ARRIVAL OF THE CORINTHIO. At daybreak this morning the Shaw, SavUl, and Albion Company's liner Corinthic arrived at Wellington from London, Plymouth, Teneriffe, Capetown, and Hobart. The steamer left Lon Jon. on the 14th December. Plymouth was the final Entrlish port of call, and the Corinthio set out on tier Journey orcrura rrom there <?n tlie 15th December. Moderate to strong southerly winds wfie experienced with heav3 - westerly swell; thereafter, flne weather to Tcneriffe v/hich port was reached on the 20th Deccinbei. A 6tay over night was made enabling the passengers to einjoy a visit ou short. Proceeding ob the voyage moderate north-enst tiades were encountered with fine weather to latitude Bdeg. north and longitude 16deg. west. Moderate S.E. winds with flne weather preva'led from latitude Mig. north to latitude 20deg. south, the wind freshening to ■. freeh gale with, heavy head seaa between latitude 20deg. south and latitude 30deg. south. Thence there was line weath-n: to Cipeto.vn, which was reached on the 6th January. The voyage was continued the same day. Dur'ng the run to Hobart gentle to strong: Variable winds were' encountered with fine weather to longitude 50deg. east, and bet.veen longitude EOdeg. p«t and .longitude 65deg. "east in latitude 45.30deg. south foggy weather with drilling rain wus experienced. Variable wwterly winds with overcast sky prevailed for tho rest of the voyage! The Tasmanian jiort waa reached a week ago to-day. / There sewehil passengers left the vessel, and over 500 tons of cargo were discharged. Oa Monday evening the final stnge of the passage was entered upon. To wind up an enjoyable trip line weather favoured the Oorinthic to arrival as above. After the Health Officer had granted pratique the steamer was moored alongside the wharf 6horfly after 10 o'clock, Cuptain Hugh F. David, R.N.R., is in command and has with him the following officers: — Mr. J. Thompson, chief ; Mr. E. Jones, first ; M-. W. S. Hodgson, second; Mr. J. Fayeter, third , Mr. A, Pawley, fourth ; Mr. T .L. Evans, purser; Dr. E. N. Fere, surgeon; Mr. J. JPGowai), chief engineer. Tlie Oorinthic has on bocrd 570 first and second saloon tuid th'rct class passengers for Kew (Zealand. The naoics of those in the first saloon, are aa folio cs :^For Wellington — Mis3es A. Bualnll, R. Hill-Jones, Mesdamcs Burroughs, Hall-Jones, Walker, Messrs. C. A. Burroughs, Hon. Hall-Jones, Yen. Archdeacon Devoy, s. Walker, B. H. Fry (from Hobart). For Auckland — Miss P. Lycett-Gre«n. For Lyttelton — ilua Moorhouee, Mr. 'W. Hatch. > For Port Chalmers — Mr. and Mrs. Rankiu. For Napier— Miss Locking, Mr. A. Heyland. For Xew Plymouth — Missts Leathnm (3), Mrs. Leatham. For Bluff—Mr, and Mrs. Tucliett. Second saloon : For Wellington — Misses Allison {Z), Allwoocl, E. Balclun, Byrne, B. Clapham, Davie, A. Picrcfc, Wishai i, Mesdames Allison, Baldie, Davis, Hamilton, Richardson, Sanford, MceSre. Beldie, A. Dobbie, Davis, J. F^arnley, Hamilton, J. Hocking, H. Holley, jiyi., W. Jones, J. Lawson, S. Page, H. Richardson, Sanford, E. Soul, T. Stuart, F. Wilford, D. J. Instripp (from Hobart). There is also a largen umber of third-olass passengers for Wellington. After diecharging 3000 odd tons of cargo at thici port, tho Corinthio is expected to depart for Lyttelton to-day week to complete unloading. TOJJGARIRO AT PLYMOUTH. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company reports that the eteamer Tongnrno arrived at Plymouth on Thursday from Wellington, via Monte Video and Temeriffe. A new cteel crank shaft is at present being forged at Messrs. Stevenson and Cook's works at Dunedin for the steamer Rotoiti, which is now undergoing repairs nt Wellington. The Union Company's steamer Koonya, which has replaced the Flora in consequence' of the alteration ot time-table, and is duo hero on Tuesday, is in charge of iCaptain J. ML. M'Kenzie, late of the Kini. The following officers accompany him ;i— Chief, Mr, A. E. Kane ; seoond, Mr. G. Cuthbert: third, Mr. G. M'Leod. A huge cargo of coal left Sydney last week for Melbourne. The big tramp steaoner Knight. Templar sailed from Port Jackson with 11,054 tons of coal for the Viotorian port. Thia is probably the largest cargo of coal ever shipped in one bottom from an Australian port.