LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 72, 26 March 1909, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

ARRIVALS. March 26— Manaroa, &.&. (12.40 p.m.), 122 tons. Hart, from Motueka. March 26 — Rob Roy, s.s. (9.35 a.m. at Seatoun), 95 torn., M'lntyre, fiom Blackball. A LARGE CARGO. The Shaw-Savill steamer Athenic, which left foi London yesterda) , took away a large and valuable cargo from the Dominion. Following ii a summary : — From Napier : 140 quarters beef, 8023 carcases lamb, 414 tegs lamb, 4960 carcases mutton, 100 bags kidneys, 791 bales wool, 131 casks pelts, 34 bales sheepskins, 138 casks tallow, 5!) bales flax, 9 packages sundries. From Auckland : 4579 boxes butter, 587 crates cheese, 1 case cundries. From Gisborne : 14,211 carcases mutton, 3707 carcases lamb, 510 quarters beef, 133 casks pelts, 215 casks tallow, 506 bales wool, 533 pockets wool. From Bluff : 3082 crates cheese. From Dunedin : 1053 crates cheese, 41 boxes butter, 3 packages sundries. From Lyttelton : 13,170 carcases mutton, 24,137 carcases lamb, 1 case poultry, 280 bags kidneys, 152 casks pelts, 54 cases honey, 426 crates cheese, 100 casks oleo, 20 casks casings, 281 sacks oats, 39G cases hens, 2 bales sheepskins, 703 bales wool, 493 casks tallow, 7 packages sundries. For Monte Video — 1 case. For Rio de Janeiro — 50 carcases mutton, 20 legs mutton, 1 box kidneys, 2 bags hares, 1 crate rabbits, 237 bags potatoes. From Patea: 3175 boxes butter, 3323 crates cheese. From New Plymouth : 8216 boxes butter, 2202 crates cheese. From Wellington : 5120 boxes butter, 2840 crates cheese, 500 bags shoulders mutton, fOO cases saddles mutton, 10,000 legs mutton, 6550 carcases mutton, SBSO carcases lamb, 1263 bales hemp, 81 bales tow, 3920 bales wool, 6 bales skins, 208 casks tallow, 20 casks pelts, 246 packages sundries. From Hobart, for Monte Video: 450 cases apples. For Rio : 2657 cases apples. MAMARI LEFT MONTE VIDEO. A cable to the local agents for the ShawSavill Company advises the departure of the Maman from Monte Video for London on Wednesday evening, the 24th inst. The vessel left Lyttelton on the 3vd March. FAST TRIP OF THE WIMMBRA. The local office of the Huddart-Parker Company have received cabled advice to the effect that the s.s. Wimmera, which lett Auckland at 6 o'clock on Monday evening last, arrived at Sydney at 2 o'clock this morning. She averaged 16 knots on the run across. .ELSA, FROM NANAIMO. Advice has been received in Wellington that the Norwegian steamer Elsa sailed from Nannimo, British Columbia, on the 24th February for Dunedin. The vessel should arrive at any time now, and will afterwards proceed to Wellington. At tbis port she is to have her bunkers replenished by the Tyneside Proprietary, Limited. The New Zealand-Canadian steamer Den of Buthven is due at Auckland on the 3rd April from Columbia River. The vessel brings a cargo of lumber, salmon, fruit, etc., part of which is for Wellington. The Northern Steam Ship Company's s.s. Aupori has been ashore for a week near Opotiki. Slight damage has been done in the vicinity of the engineroom. The Union Company's collier Kini has joined the number of vessels out of commission. Yesterday the crew was paid off, and the vessel will lay up indefinitely at Wellington It is reported that this is due to the diminished output of coal from the Millerton mine consequent upon the recent fire. BY TELKGRAPH. SYDNEY, 2dth March. Sailed— Buteshire, for Waitara. NEWCASTLE, 25th March. Sailed— Koromiko, lor New Zealand WESTPORT, 20th March. Sailed— Mapounka (10 a.m.), for Nelson. NELSON, 26th March, lo sail— Mapourika (1 a.m. Saturday) for Wellington. . CAPE MARIA, 26th March. The Union Company's s.s. Atua passed east ior Auckland at 11.30 a.m. „ , , ,„ MOTUEKA, 2fath March, bailed— Wairau (12.50 p.m.), lor Wellington.