SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 72, 26 March 1909, Page 6

SHIPPING.

■ ♦ — — , PORT OP WELLINGTON. HIGH WATER. To-day— Bh 16m asn.; SVi Jim P.m. To-morrow— Oh lOm.a.m.r+Oh 30m p.m. ARRIVALS. Onehunga. ,c\f>n nm > inn March 25— Defender, s.s. (6.^0 P-mj, iuo tons, Jamieson, from Puponoa. March 20-Lizzie Taylor,- ketch (1.4b a.m.. in the stream), 77 tons, Peterson, Xrom Havel0 MM a rch 26-Pateena ss. (12.15 a.nl.), 1212 ton*. Stewart, from Nelson and Pictou. lasBengers: Saloon-Misses Stooker, Otftejnan. Thomas, Croll, Mesdames Brown and itrtMit, Dawes, Williamson, Joliansen and 2 cliildion. Sowraan and child, Henderson, Brodie, Colonel Davis, Lieut. Chesney, Rev. Father Fay, Messßs Dawes Drake, Brown, M'Kenzie, Miller, Evanfi, Wilcox, Riiey, Williamson, Harper, Harris, Greenslade, O'Brien, Carbolfc, Uridge, Bowron, Duncan, Marshall, M'Keeyer, Poll, Berry, \Viddop, Wemyss, Walthe. Nelson, Fulton, Wallece, Henderson, Brodie, Clark, Gee, Philpotls, Miller, Coleman, E. Dwyfir; 12 steerage. March 2§— Maheno, s.s. (5.10 a.m.), 5282 tons, Livingstone, from Melbourne, Hobart, Bluff, Dunedin, and Lyttelton. Passengers : SaloonMisses Moorhouse, Finlayson, Pollock, Ranwell, Winmill, Miller, Hunt, Wilkinson, Fullerton, Mesdames Brook, Warren, Godber, Forrest, Bain, Reed, Curtice and child, Wili,on, M'Cluggage, Gresler, Brown, Saxby, Gray, Clark Sounders, Haselden, Clark, Judge Haseltfen, Messrs. Warren, Bain, Fnlayson, Forrest, M'Lean (2), Reed, Buddie, Saxby, Thompson,, Rutherford, Pollock, Hollard, Hayes, Shorter^ SO steerage. March 26— Victoria, s.s. (6 a.m.), 29C9 tons, Entwisle, frotn Sydney, AucKiand, Giabome, and Napier.' Passengers: Saloon — Misses Poyntev, Brooke-Taylor, Pidpeon, Messrs. G. Avern, W. Owen. Capper, A. J. Morgan, G. Robertson ana attendant; 14 steerage. Mavch 26— Maori, s.s. (6.55 a.m.), 3399 tons. Hunter, from LyUeiton. Passengers: SaloonMisses Stewart, Fraser, Daniel, Eingaland, -Ogilivie, Fraser, Seager, Cameron (2), Templer, Cotton, Adams (2), Edwards, Lamox, Gilman, Laing, Bain, Mills, Snpsfleld, Mesdames Hume, Webby, Shand, Keir, Willis, Hall,. Richards and infant, Pearson, Davys, Carord, Vickeiy and child, Restall, Dunlop, Fraser, Holmes, Wakefleld, Masker, Stubbs, Hyde, Beager, Rix, Thomas, Edwards, Walker, Fell, Toll and 3 children, Dickson, Anderson, Aitken, Hon. Lesina, Professor David, Revs. Watson, Wilson, "Messrs. Butler, Ritchie, Murray, Nimmo, Fvfe, Richards, M'Gowan, Restall, Dunlop, M'Rae, Edwards, O'Callaghan (2), Gray, Baird, Wallace, Robinson. Fraser, North, Musker, Morton, Barrett, Hyde, Seager, Glenn, Falcone; 1 , Inch, Full, Cotten, Kennedy, Williams, Crossley, Ball, Dickson (2), Armitage, Adams. Marlow, Armstrong, Aitken, Cameron, Skinner, Herdman, Carrick, Phelps, Fiiy, Ballinghurst, Phelps, Waters, Restell, Poole, Borthwick, I;opnn, Roas, /Heweit, Mandi, Clark, Rutherfoid, Fras-er, Laing, Brunsdon, Thomson, Hastie, Shaad, Patterson, StodcweJl, Garty, Ken, Dye, Stocker, Adcock, Willis, White, Preston, Tasker, Percy, Darcy, Nichofils (2), Stewart, Hill, Red Mill Company (3); 113 steerage. March 2B — Huia, s.s=. (11.45 a.m.), 127 tons, Doweil, from \Wanganui. DEPARTURES. March 23 — Amelia Sims, schooner (3 p.m.), 98 tons, Johnston, for Have!ock. March 25— Waii-au, s.s. (3.10 p.m.), 93 tons, Vendore, for Velson and Motueka. March 25— Riverina, s.s. (4.45 p.m.), 4758 toni, Sherrilf, for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne. March 25 — Aorere, s.s. (G p.m.), 77 tons, Fisk, for Patea. March 25— Arapawa, s.s. (0.10 p.m.), 2GS tons,, Corby, for Wangsanui. March 25— Mnratna, s.s. (6.30 p.m.), 0437 tons, Won-all, for Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, and Sydney.— Passenga>lisfc published yesterd(v. ■March 25 — Queen of .the South, s.s. (7 p.m.) IDS tons, Harvey, for Boxton. March 25— Stormbird, s.s. (7 p.m.), 217 tons, jrf'lntyre, for Wanganuf. March 25— Mararoa, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 2598 tons, Manning, for Lytitelton. Passengers : Saloon— Mifcses Powell, Mandeno, Rountree Mesdames Smith, Kingston; Morrison, Ellen, Slade, Webb, Hunter, Sitipson, Revs. Taylor, Suckling, Messrs. M'Donuld, Malcolm, Fells Temple (2), Symons, Buchanan, Slade, Webb, Hulme, Roundy, Fryer, Wlebb, Bandy. March 25— Alexander, sjs. (9.35 p.m.) 377 tons, Wildman, for Nelson and West Coast. March • 25— Te Anau, s.s. (10.5 p.m.), 1652 tons, Aldwell, Sot Picton. Passengers: Saloon — Miss Hughes, Mesdames Hughes, Slerryweather, Messrs. Haycock, Finder, Conder Gooch, Hughes. VESSELS IN PORT THIS AFTERNOON Jervois-quay Breastworks.— Arahura and Victoria. Queen's Wharf.— (South) Maori, Corinthic ■ (north) Opawa, lady Wolseley, Maheno. • Customhou&e-quay Breastworks.— Blenheim Km'puka, and Defender. Wool Wharf.— Hineraon, Holmdale. Railway Wharf.— Waihoca, Komata. Ghisgow Wharf.— Amelia Sims, Echo, Huia King's Wharf.— Kotuku, Kini, Weathersfield. Sliramar Wharf.— Rob Koy, Lizzie Taylor. On Slip— Waihi. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Mana, Patea, 20tlr ' Slanaroa, Motueka, 20th Te Anau, Nelson and! Picton, 2Cth Maraioa, Lyttelton, 27th Wairau, Nelson, 27tli Aoreie, Patea, 27th Arapawa, Wanganui, 27th Stormbird, Wanganui, 27th Queen of the South, Foxton, 27th Regulus, Westpoct, 27th Mapounka, Greyjnouth, Westport, and Kelson, 27th Kahu, East Coast, 27th Wakatu, Lyttelton <md Kaikoura, 28th Takapuna, Onehunga, New Plymouth 28th Waikare, Dunedin and ' Lyttelton, 28th Pukaki, southern ports,. 2Sth Kaiapoi, Westport, 28th Kapiti, Fo\ton, 28th , Flora, Auckland and East Coast, 29th Moeraki, Sjdney, 31st PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Pateon.i, Nelson, 26th Maheno, Sydney, 20tli Victoria, Lyttciton and Dunedin, 26th Huia, Wnngauui, 20th Maori, Lyttelton, 26th Holmdale, Greymouth, 2Cth Blenheim, Blenheim, 26th Opawa, Blenheim, 26th ilararoa, Lyttelton, 27th Stormbnd, Wnnganni, 27th Te Anau, Picton, £Ith Aorere, Patea, 27th Defender, Picton and HoJcitika, 27th Wairau, Nelson, 27th Komata, Lyttelton,- 27th Corinthic, Lyttelton,' 27th Arahura, Nelson, Webtport,#Greymouth, 27tli Waihora, Timaru, 27th Itegulus. Westport, 27th Kahu, Napier, 29th Jane Douglas, Hokitika, 29th Xakapuna, New Plymouth, Onehunga, 29th Queen of the South, Foxton, 29th Manama, Motueka, 20th Kapiti, Wanganui, aath Arapawa, Wanganui, 29th OVERSEA VESSELS. Steamers Bound for Wellington. Hawkes Bay. left Liverpool 27th January via Auckland; duo 28th March. Maßhona, left New York 'st January, via Melbourne and Sydney; due about 30th March. Langton Grange, left Liverpool 6th February via Australian ports and Auckland; duo ibout 7th April. Tokomaru, left London 12th February, via Auckland; due about Bth' April. lluapchu, left Plymouth 20th February, via Capetown and Hobart; due Bth April. Whakarua, left New York sth February via Australian ports and Auckland; due about I2t'i April. Kia Ora, left Liverpool 20th February, via Auckland; due about 14th April. Niwaru, left London 12th February, via Australian ports and Auckland ; due about the 15th April. Indrsjema, left London 23rd January via Australia; due about 17th April. Kaipara, left London rth March' via Auckland; due about 25th April. Arawa, left Plymouth Oth March,, via Capetown and nobart; divj 20th April. Opawa, left Cardiff 11th March: due about the 25th April. Mimiro, left London Oth March via Australian ports; due about 7th May. Waiwera, left London 11th March, via Dunedin and Lyttelton; due about 7th May. Nairnshire, left Liverpool 7th March via Australian ports, Auckland, and JJapier; due about the 10 tli May. Wimbledon, left New York 21st February, via Australian ports and Auckland: due about tbe 10th May. Sailing Vessels. Novo, left Hull 22nd January. Lakemba, barque, left Liverpool 22nd February. Outward Bound Steamen. Rnngatira, left Auckland 3rd February via Monte Video and Teneriffe; due London about 26th March. » Karamea, left Wellington 6th February; due London about 26th March. Papanui, left Wellington 17th February, via Vonte Video; due London 31st March. Wnkanni, left Wellington 15th February ; due London about the sth April. lonic, left WeUington 25th February, via Monte Video and Rio de Janeiro; due Lond< St a r h 6f AustrtCSeft Wellington 2Mb Febtuary due London about lltli April. Nerehana, left Wellington 24th February ; due London about the 10th April. Cornwall, left Lyttelton 20th February; due Avonmouth about 12th April. Pakeha, left Auckland 26tb February, Via Monte Video and Teneriffe; due about tho Mamari,' left .Lyttelton 3rd March; due London 18th April. , _ , otaki, reft Auckland 6th March; due London about the 20th ADril.

Clan MacLaren, left Wellington 3id M:.;ch, via Dunkiik; due London about '-Vpd » 1 1 i » _ Whakatane, left Wellington 10th March ; due London about 24th April. Turakina, left Wellington 11th March, via Monte Video and Rio de Janeiro; due London 24th April. Athenic, left Wellington 25th March, Ua Monte Video, Rio dc Janeiro, Tcnenfle, and Plymouth; due London 7th May. Marere, 16ft Wellington 23rd March via Las Palmas; due London about 10th May. Cape Breton, left Auckland 24th March; \due London about 13tli M,i.\. BY tELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, 26th March. Arrived— Wimmera, from Auckland: ONEHUNGA, 2Gth March. Sailed— Takapuna (3 p.m.), for New Plymouth. Passengers : Saloon— Misses Lyons, Howell, Arnold, Mesdames Home, Snurrett, Bishop Nelignn, Rev. Hawkins, Dr. Home, Mr. Eyre Kenny, and Messrs. Granger and Clieeseborough. HOKIAXGA, 25th Marrh. Arrived — Reliance, scow (7.30 a.m.), from Hokianga. Sailed— lnga (10.30 a.m.), for Sydney. CAPE MARIA, 2.~>th March. ! Large steamer passed west at 7 p.m. 1 KAIPARA HEADS, 25th March. Arrived — Hazef Craig, from Newcastle. Sailed— Helga, barquentine, for Sydney. NEW PLYMOUTH, 25th March. I Sailed— Takapuna (8.35 p.m.), for Onehunga. 2Gth March. j Arrived — Rarawii (4.45 a.m.), from Onehunga. I NAPIER, 26th March. Arrived — Marama (0 a.m.), from Wellington. FOXTON, 2Cth March. Arrived— Queen of the South (11.3 a.m.), from Wellington. . Sailed— Kapiti '(11 a.m.), for Wellington. PATEA, 26th March. Arrived— Aorere (11:30 a.m.), from Welling-- * 01 ' WANGANUI, 2«lh March. Arrived — Stoimbii-d (.10-55 a.m.). from WelVlington. Sailed— Arapawa (11 a.m.), for Wellington, PICTON, 25th March. Arrived— Rotoiti (0.25 p.m.), from Welling »ton. Sailed— Rotoiti (9.30 p.m.), for Nelson. NELSON, 26th March. Arrived— Wnirau (6.30 a.m.), Te Anau (0 a.m.). and Alexander (0.25 a.m.), from Wellington^ Rotoiti (8.20 a.m.), from Picton. Saile(l— Wairau (9.30 a.m.), for Motueka and Wellington; Te Anau (0 a.m.), for Picton. LYTTELTON, 2Jth March. Arrived— Nimrod (6 p.m.), from King Edraid's Land. , Sailed— Ripple (4.45 p.m.), for Chathams. • 20th March. Arrived— Riverina (fi.2o a.m.) and Mararoa (5.30 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail— Mararoa (6.80 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN, 25th March. Arrived — Dra^fton Grahge, from northern ports; Pukaki, from West Coast; Waikare, from northern, ports. BLUFF, 25th March. Sailed— Waimate, 'for Port Chalmers. THE OMRAH. FREMANTLE, 26th March. Arrived— Omrah, from London. Passengers: For Auckland— Mr. Norman and wife. Mr. Corps. .For Wellington— Messrs. Manderson, Bon 1 ton (3), Donnell and wife, Mesdames Boulton and Vaile, and Miss Boulton. Tor Wangunui— Mr. Crombie and wife. WELLINGTON-ONEHUNGA SERVICE. Considerable alterations in the WellingtonOnehunga steamer services are announced. From early next month the Rotoiti is to leave New Plymouth for Onehunga on Thursdays and 'Saturdays. On Mondays she leaves Onehunga for New Plj mouth and Wellington, arriving here on Wednesday mornings. On Wednesday evenings she leaves here for New Plymouth and Onehunga, without calling at Picton or Nelson. Each Friday the Rotoiti will leave Onehunga for New Plymouth. The Union Company's cargo steamers will continue their service, to southern ports, the Corinna and Koonya sailing from here once a fortnight. The latter vessel, instead of calling at Nelson en route to Westport; will call at New Plymouth, while the Pukaki will proceed to the West Coast via Nelson. SHIPPED TO WEST OF ENGLAND. By the Federal-Hotilder-Shire steamer Fifeshiie, which left Lyttelton for A\onmouth and other West of England ports on Tuesday, the following cargo was shipped away :— From Lyttelton : For Avonmouth — 735 cases of cheese, 868 carcases frozen mutton, 7202 sacks oats, 5010 sacks wheat, 251 sacks peas, and 100 sacks seed. For Liverpool— 74fiii carcases mutton, 1779 sacks oats, 221 sacks peas, 200 cases meats, and 33 bales rag~. For Glasgow— 4ll cases cheese, 3770 carca&as mutton and 1 case. From Auckland— soo quarters beef, 1747 carcases lamb, 893 boxes butter, 80 crates cheese, 535 sacks copra, 44 tons bark. 9 bales rags, 101 bales flax. From Port Chalmers— 34B quarters beef, 1438 caicases lamb, 255 crates cneese, 2t2i sacks oats, 10 bales flax, 13 packages casings, ,7 cases effects. From Blufi— ll2l crates cheese, Cj bales fla\, 200 cases preserved meats, 4 packages ridges. From Waitara— 34so quarters beef, 12,200 carcases lamb, 123 casks tallow. From Wanganui— 239s quarters beef, 800 carcases mutton, 600 carcases lamb, 30 crates mutton, 7 carcases veal, 356 cases preserved meals. From Wellington— 3oo9 quarters beef, 2021 carcases mutton, 21,485 carcases lamb, 350 boxes butter, 1894 crates cheese, 9 pieces \eal, 13 packages rubber, 277 bales flax, 4 bales leather, 85 dumps tow, 1325 cases pieserved meats, 3 cases trout, 50 casks, tallow, 4 cases general. From Timam11,200 carcases lamb, sacks 372 sacks wheat, 022 sacks bran.» HAWKES BAY DUE SUNDAY. A telegram from Auckland states that the Tyser steamer Hawkes Bay was to leave there at noon tdday for Wellington. The veshtl should accordingly arrive here about midday on Sunday, and 'will commence dischare- j in; on Monday morning. I THE WAIMEA. Details of the construction of the Anchor Cqmpany's new steamer Waimea arc now available. The vessel is desciibed as a j stefel twin-screw steamer of 400 tons gross register, and classed 100 Al at Lloyds. Her ljuUUei's were Messrs. Mackie and Thomson, Ltd., of Glasgow, and the principal dimensions are given as follows :— Length, 150 ft ; beam, 25ft 9in; depth, 10ft. The engines are of the triple expansion type, with cylinders of llin, 17in, and 28in, with a 21in stioke. Captain Sherriff, of the Huddart-Parker steame- Riverina, will on ariival at Lyttelton to-day give oy6r the command of the vessel to Captain Wyllie,' of the Ulimaroa. Captain SherrifF is to remain with the Ulimaroa. fo" a while at Lyttelton. The Lady Wolseley is somewhat dirty under the water after her long voyage though the decks and rigging present a smart orderly appearance. A start at discharging was made yesterday afternoon. Cargo brought by the Maheno from Melbourne and Hobart, via South, to-day compHses the following: — 30 ca.es tobacjj, 380 bags flour. 100 bags cement, ?65 'vises eas oil, 23 packages- ginger, 86 cases wine, 480 cases grapes, 115 cases fruit, 24 barrels grease, and a quantity of general cargo. The Government sj>eamer Hinemoa returned from her round of inspection among the northern lighthouses jfesterday afternoon. She will probably .go on the Slip on Monday for a survey. A smart voyage of 44J days from New York to Melbourne was made by the Tyser steamer Whakarua, which arrived at the Victorian port on the - 16th ins.t. The vessel is at present discharging at Sydney. Captain J. C. Pelgatc is still in charge.