SHIPPING,

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SHIPPING,

PORT OF WELLINGTON, HIGH WATER. To-day— Oh ISm n.ra.; Oh 46m p.m. To-monow— lh 7ni a.m.; lh 32m p.m. ARRIVALS. April 29-Kapili. s.s. (10.33 p.m.), 242 tons, SavNers, from Lyttelton. April 30— Gertie, s.s. (2.15 a.m.), 209 tons, Rodger, from Koxton. April 30— Blenheim, s.s. (2.25 a.m.), 120 tons, W iitson, from Wairau bar. April 30— Takapuna, s.s. (3.40 n.ra.), 1030 tons, Aldwell, from Nelson and Victon. Pas,sctger*: Saloon— Misses Bait, Field, Thomas, Bcw en, M'Menamin, Jones, Daly, Mesdames Curlett, Aptridge, Eastsjate, Tasker, Mace, AUport, Franklin, Whitley, Grow mid two d ildren, Ureager, Smith, Antridge and child, Htoper, Keeble, Ragardcn, Xasli and eluUl, T.i>lo-.\ Havward, Daly, Redman, Hon. Mills, Di* Kedmaii. Rev. Poole, Messrs. I'ettit, Baieent, Curlett, Antridge, Pettit, Butt, Whitley, Giow, Brown Weller, Gieager, Griffin, Kline, Coffy, Arnold, Smith, Le Grovj, Sham, Shaw, Bicwn, Cowin, Sclandwrs, Dixon, Gow, Langlands, Smith, Stringer, Steichtholra, Ferguson, Stevenson, Ruben, Scott, Kerr, Sutton, Hadneld Barleyman, Tapp C 2), Phillips, Roskruge, Mather, Knowles, Tapp, Chisholm, Ellison; 10 steerage. April So^-Maori, s.s. (6.55 a.m.), 8390 tons, Hi'iiter, from Lyttelton. Passengers : Saloon — .Misses LainaTd, Heatle*, Talbot, Fleming, Bulbed, Campbell, Stanton, Rognn, Free, Greßson. Brown, Richardson, 'Teave, Jones, Murgatroyd, Smith, Oliver, Rcse, Sheard, Booker, Hislop, Murgatroyd, Humphreys, Staples, Mil., Ompbell, Nurse Reeves, '.Xurse Kont, Mesdames R. T. Wade, Malcdlm, Newton, Westbevrne, Ovenden, Glan snd child. King, BalLntyne, lleatlej. Brown, Merrow, Horton, Ciessvtll, Collins, Kay, Gai diner, Loiimer, Wood. Jl'Laien, Gallons, Rickman, Broadbent. Shoobridge, Green, Andrews, urenfell. Pink, Clarksou, Phillips, Nicholas, Kirker, PI illips, Smith, Beck, Flenflng, Greig, Mackay, irXicholas, Rev. R. T. flade. 8.A., MeHisrs. Rolfe, Griffiths, Cramp, Pratt, Jones, Newtown, Brllinger, Oakham, Malcolm, Haywatd,, Bannelier, Broadbent, Huston, Westbourne, King, Hcstley, Gilchrist, Woodman, Ballantyne, Morton, Doughty, M'Farlane, '.Dudley, Matheson, Meiron, Shoebridge, Snaddon, Warrington, Deck, Poynter, Black, Cre&rtell, Collins, Mitchell, Chisliolm, Ellison, Brovn, Birdling, Andiews. Robinson, Galloway, Kay, Anderson, Wctsoa, Hartland, Morrison, Paynter, White, Scmmers, Ryan, Ross, M'Htosh, Richards, Ccison, Maßey; 78 steerage. April 30— Mokoia, s.s. (7.26 n.m.), 3502 tons. Smith, from Sydney, Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier. Passengers : Saloon — Misses Boyd, Bain, Mrs. Aldridge, Lieut. Ahfcidge, Messrs Giace, Blackv/ood, M'Le.iu, BVickey, -Black, Mcntague, Maits, Morton, Mticfarlane ; ll steerage. April 30— X'gahere, s.s. (9.30 a. mi), 1100 tons, Christian, from Ureymouth. Ayril 30— P^uapehu, s.s. (10.2.1 a.m.), 7802 tons, Forbes, fiom Ljtteltou. April 30— Moana, s.s. (1 p.m.), 3915 tons, Worrall, from Melbourne, Hobart, Bluff, Dunedin, and Lyttelton. Passengers : SaloonMisses Rutledge (2), Davis, Rogers, Gill, Mesdames Rutledge. Schmoll and 2 children, Hansen, Kuarhoi and child, Fowler, Banten, Messrs Motterstead. Schmoll. Hatch. King, Smith, Crossley, Eiffe, Fowler; 18 steerage. DEPARTURES. April 29— Manaroa, s.s. (0 p.m.), 122 tons, Haiu, fur Havulock .icd Sounds. April 20— Wairau, s.s. (5 p.m.), 93 tons, Vendore, for Nelson and Moiueka. April 29— Miitai, s.s. 15.50 p.m.), 3393 tons, Joid.m, for Westport. April 29— Victoria, s.s. (fi.2o pun.), 2960 tons, Ei.twisle, for Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, and 6}(iney. April 29— Pateena, .s s. (8.10 p.m.), 1212 tons, Manning, for Ljtteltou. Passencer.s : Saloon —Misses Douglas, Rogers, Mesdanies Marlow, Li.cas, O'Xeill, Inman, Hamilton, Hagley, Harris and 3 children, Messrs. Nunn, King, Stckes, Madigan, Sproute, Blood', Hunter, Cm i an, Norman, Robiimn, Marlow, 0 Neill, Lllftb April 19 — Ulimaron, s.r. (0 p.m.), 57T77 tons, Wjlle, for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne. Passengerst — Saloon: For Lyfctelton—Misses Selby, bright, A. Mabberley, Kninc, Bobbins (2). O'Sullivan, Mesdames Owen, Tucker, Chitten, Raine, Bates and child, Babcock, Messrs. Anderson, A. S. Biss, , J. Payne, J. Kershaw, Owen, Tucker, Buttle, M'Lauchlan, Turner', Rodney, Bright, Stephera, Connolly, Chitter, Dr. M'Evedy, J. Arthur, and Bi hcock. For Dunedin— Misses J. Doyle, Inness, K. M. Inness, Mesdames Ramsay, Dootson, Messrs. J. S. De Beers, Ramsay, Levy, F C. Schwartz. Dootson. For Bluff — Mr. Drummond. For Melbourne— Misses Ballard, Xesbitt, Sugden, L. Field, Atack, .1. Reeves, White, Mesdames Oxford, Phillips, Ross, Ford, Oxford, Messrs. T. Burns, H. A. Wood, G. Duck, R.os3, Foid; 50 steefage. VESSELS m PORT THIS AFTERNOON. T.iranaki-street Wharf.— Kennedy. Jervoih-qua> Breastworks. — Mokoia. Queen's Wharf.— (South), Huia and Maori; (north) Aorere, Arahura, and Moana. Customhouse-quay Breastworks.. — Arapawa, Kapili. Railway Wharf. — Ngahcro. Glasgow Whan.—G ertie and Ruapehu. King's Wharf.— Wakatu, Te Anau, Kaituna, Weathersfleld, and Manapouri. Patent Slip.— Queen of the South and Nora Niven. In Stream. — Haupiri, Opawa. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Rob Roy, Ljttelton, 30tli Duco. I'alliser Bay toth Cygnet, Lyttelton and Knikoura, 30th Jlana, t'.itea, Ist Kiripaka, Patea, lit I'uteeui, Lyttelton, Ist lndratema, Napier, Ist Waihi. Blenheim, Ist » Stoimbnd. Wangailui, Ist Wairau, Xelsoa Ist Mi'naroa, Havelock, Ist Takapuna, Nelson and I'ictoii, Ist Tokomaru, Picton, Ist Poherua, Gceymouth, Ist Koonya, southern port 6, 2nd Monowai, Dunedin and Lyttelton, 2nd Moeraki, Sydney, sth Mapourlka, Greymouth, Westport, and Nel•on, Ist Komata, Westport, 2nd Kia Ora, Napier, 2nd PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Gertie, Foxton, 30th Moana, Sydney, 30th Huia, Wanganui, ,30tli Mokois, Lyttelton and Dunedin, 30th Maori, Lyttelton, UOth Kennedy. Nelson and West Coast, 30th Blenheim, Blenhci n ?Oth Aiapawa, Wiingai vi, SOfh Wairan, Nelson, Ist Pateena, Nelson, Ist Stormbird, Wanganui, Ist Cygnet, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, Ist Arahura, Picton, Nelson, Westport, and Grcvmoutli, Ist Waihi, Blenheim, Ist Opawa, Blenheim, Ist Indralema, London, 2nd Tokomaru, London, 2nd Manaroa, Alotueka, 3rd Kalm, Napier, 3rd Takapuna, Picton and Nelson, 3rd nimmeia, Ljttellon ar.il Dunedin. Oth Mopraki, Lj Helton, Dtmedin, Blufl, Hobart »nd Meihooine, f.th .OVERSEA VESSELS. Sleamerd Bound for Wellington. Kinmtak.i, left Plymouth 20th March via Cawtown and Uobait; due sth May Kaipura, left London ( Ui March via Auckland : due about eth May. W.iiwera, left London lllh March, via Dunediti and Ljttultoa; d.ie about 7lh May. Mimiro, left London .°th March via Australian port?; due about 12th May. Wimbledon, left New York 21st February, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 12th May. Nairusliiie, left Liverpool 7th March via Australian ports. Auckland, and Napier; due about thu loth Ma>. Tainui, left Plymouth 3rd April via Capetown and Hoba.t; due 18th May. Star of Scotland, left New York 27th March via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 2«th May. Orari, left London 11th April via Port Chalmers, due about 2 rtli May. Mai.alu.i, left London 10th April via Auckland ; due about the SOth May. Stnr ot Ni-v Zealand, left London Bth April via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 7th jjue. Wakanm. !<-ft Plymouth 22nd April via Capetown and Hobart , due about 10th June. Inrlrugliiri, left London bOth March, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 15tn June. .'lorayshire, left Liverpool 23rd April via Australian nets, ard Auckland; due about tli" 2ct'i ,Tun<\ Sailing Vessels. Novo, left Hull 22nd January via Bluff. lakemba, barque, left Lheipool 22nd February. Outward Bound Steamers. Clati MacLaren, left Wellington 3id Mt.ich, Via Dunkirk; due London about 30th April. Whakatane, left Wellington 10th March ; duo London about 30th April. Atheinc, left Wellington 25th March, via Monte Video, Rio do Janeiro, Teneriffe, and Plyr.ioui h ,- (luo London 7th May. Marine, Ipfl Wellington 23rd March via Las Palmni: (lu<^ London about 10th May. BY TELEGRAPH. HOTURT, snili April. Arrived — Riinutaka (?i a.m.), fiom London, ria Capetown. SYDNEY, 30th April. Arrived — Maheno (0.10 a.m.). from Auckland. NEWCASTLE, 30th April. \riived — Thyra, from Dunedin. ' Sailed— Biisbane, lor Lyttelton. AUCKLAND, 29th April. Sailed— Kaipara, for Wellington via ports. KAIPARjV HEADS, 29th April. Sailed — Scnorita, barquentine, for Adelaide. HOKIANGA HEADS. 29th April. Sailed— Daniel, barque, for Syduej.

o>:i:ax.'XG f A, 30th Apni. Arrived — ltotoitl (9 a.m.), from New Plymcuth. WAXGANUI. 30th April. Arrived— S k>rmbird (3.30 a.m.), fiom WellingXEW PLYMOUTH, 29th April. Sailed— Kotwku (10 p.m.), for Wellington. 30th April. Arrived — Ranawa '4.30 a.m.), from Ouchung.i. PATEV, 20th April. Arrived— Marsi >3 p.m.) and Kinpaka (0.10 p.m.), from Wiilh.'gton. PICTON, 29th April. Arrived — ToKo.naru (1.-10 p.m.), fiom Tim- ' LYTTELTON, 29th Apiil. Sailed— Rob Roy (11.5 p.m.), for Wellington. SUth April. Arrived— Ulimaroa (7.20 a.m.) and Pateena (9.25 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Moana (12.-10 a.m.), for Wellington. To sail— I'nteenn (0.30 p.m.), for Wellington. WESTPORT, 30th .Arnil. Sailed— Kaituna (C.40 a.m.), for Sydney.' TIMARU, 29th April. Arrived— Ripple (4 p.m.), fiom Chatham Is lands. • NELSON, 30th April. Arrived— Wairau (fi.4o a.m.), from Wellington OAMARU, 30th April. Arrived— Ennerdalo (2.30 a.m.), from Wei- j lipgton. ! 1 81-KNHEIM, 29th April. The Blenheim floated off the bar and anchored outside. GREYMOUTH, 2Dth April. Arrived— Poherua (3.5 p.m.), fiom Wellington BLUFF, 29th April. I Sailed— Whangape, for Port Chalmers. , , 30th April. Arrived— Kaitangata, from Westport. REPORT ON GROUNDING OF ULIMAROA. JJBT TEIEGBAPH — MESS ASSOCIATION.] DUNBDIN, 29th Ap il. At a meeting of the Harbour Board to-day the committee which was appointed to concider the question of the grounding of the Ulimaroa while coming up the harbour submitted its report, in which it recommended that Captain Wyllie's pilotage exemption certificate be withdrawn, the captain to have the option of applying in three months for reinstatement. After a lengthy discussion the recommendation was rejected by (I votes to 4. In the course of discussion, the opinion was freely expressed that, in the event of trch an accident in the harbour again, the board should be represented at any enquiry held. THE KUROW. A -Press Association message from Dunedin advises that the Union Company's new cargo steamer Kurow left England on Tuesday last with a- full cargo for three South African ports— Capetown, Delagoa Bay, and East London. From the latter port the Kurow •will probably proceed to Newcastle. LYTTELTON TO W.EST OF ENGLAND. The Lyttelton cargo shipped by the Dray- • ton Grange to West of England ports was as. follows (the caigo from other ports was detailed yesterday) :— For Avonmouth : 7888 sacks oats, tio2B sacks wheat, 233 sacks barley, 312 sacks peas, 209fi carcases lamb, and 875 "crates cheese. For Manchester : 131 bales wool and 1 piano. For .Liverpool : 1955 sacks oats 1920 backs wheat, 2215 sacks peas, 16,182 carcases mutton and lamb, 4 cases ragb, and G packages sundries. For Glasgow : 920 carcases lamb, 38 casks and 9 kegs casings, 2GO caset cheese, and 1 case sundries. Tha Dray-ton Grange's cargo is said to he probably the largest shipment which has left New Zeataud this seaso> for West of England noits. The vessel was absolutely full in evevv hold; her huge cargo wns a varied and valuable one, and included some very larpp shipments of frozen meat and grain." Tht 1 .»'»- cipal items in the vessel's cargo weie 74 74u carcases of lamb, 3215 carcases of mutton. iS4S quaitcrs of beet, 1925 cases preserved meats, 3260 cases cheese, 277 boxes butter, 10,9.j l sacks oats, 12,411 sacks wheat, 2527 sacks peas, and 233 sacks barley, a total of 31,125 sacks of grain and one of the largest shipments in one bottom from New Zealand this .'euson. . TROUBLES OF THE CAMBUSDOON. According to the Press, the barque Cambusdoon was to have resumed her voyage to I'almouth yesterday, birf, owing to a stiff northerly it is probable that the vessel mjv be delayed for a time. The five refractory sailors were Riven In custody of Captain Howes yesterday. It is understood thai the master intends to return to port if the men refuge to turn to when ordered to do so and to prosecute them for disobeying order's on the high sens. If, however, the men take a sensible view of mntterß and turn to without further trouble, the vessel will proceed on her passage to Falmouth. It is stated that expenses incurred through the vessel putting intj Lyttelton run into several hundreds of pounds* It is cvpected that the Federal-Houlder-Shire steamer Nairnshire, from Liverpool, will It is stated that Captain Mitchell, of the w?fV. cr ti e w " 8 ; T ■ cc SP t «l ">n appointment with the Westport Harbour Board and will accordingly gi\e up Ins command.