LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 139, 14 June 1909, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

ENTERED OUTWARDS. June 14 — Maori, s.s. (8 p.m.), 3399 tons. Hunter, for .Lyttelton. Passengers : Saloon — Misses Ayros, Neville, Hay (3), Josephs, and Nicholson, Mesdames Louibson, McGibbon, Dm-bidge, Field, Brady, Rev. Ginger, Hon. Lottisson, Messrs. Buckley, Jlorice, Gilbert Leigh, Hay, Asher, McXauguton, McGibben, and Brady. BARBOUND AT "VESTPORT. Advices received to-day from Westport state that the river-bar was in an unworkable condition owinff to Hi heavy fresh in the river. Tilt Arahnra, which arrived there at 0 o'clock this morning, was barbound inside for the greater part of the day, and was to have sailed at 5 p.m. if the sea moderated. The colliers Waipori and Rakanoa were aUo .^detained at Westport to-day. The latter vepbel was to sail to-night providing the sea on the bar moderated. THE ORABI'3 MOVEMENTS. __ Unfavourable weather 'has detained the Xew Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Orari at the Blufl, and she is consequently not expected to arrive at Lyttelton till tomorrow. Alter discharging London cargo and shipping carro for London, the vessel is to proceed in the order mentioned to Napier, Gisborne,, Auckland, V, r aitara, and Wellington, being due here about the end of the month. She (Ills up at this port, and is expected to get away for London about the 3rd July. This programme is different from, that stated on the 7th inst., when it was thought that the Orari would sail finally from Auckland. « THE ARRINO. On Thursday next the large cargo steamer ATrftio is due at Timaru from Sydney. She is to collect a general cargo, mostly grain, for London, and bhould get away in about a fortnight. CLAN LESLIE, LEFT ALBANY. * This morning the steamer Clan Leslie, which is under charter to Mr. G. H. Scales, sailed from Albany, Western Australia, for New Zealand. The vessel will call first at the Bluff, where she is due for orders on Monday next. The Clan Leslie is a turretdecked steel screw steamer of a total* tonnage of 3037 tons. She is 359.8 ft in length, 48.1ffc I; m depth, and 24.5 ft in breadth. Like her t "Clan" predecessors, she is owned by tjie ~.yejr-known firm of Cayzer, Irvine and Co., of Glasgow. The Moana, due on Wednesday morning from Sydney, has on board a total of 09 passengers for New Zealand. Of the number 38 are in the saloon and 31 in the steerage. To-raorrow the Government steamer Hinemoa is to leave Auckland for Thames, where she ship's a tower for the Cape Brett lighthouse. The Marine Department was advised this 1 afternoon that the bell buoy washed away ■ Xiom. the old channel at Nelson will be replaced by a beacon until the buoy has been goc into position again. NEW PLYMOUTH, 14th June, bailed— Connna (2.15 p.m.), for Wellington. „ „ .. „ NELSON, 14th June, bailed— Wairau (1.20 p.m.), for Motueka and Wellington. • BLENHEIM, 14th June. Sailed— Blenheim (12.30 pjn.), for Wellington.