LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 85, 12 April 1910, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. April 12— Floia, i.«. (4.30 p.m.), 1273 tons, Ross, from Eait Coait \la Lyttelton. DEPARTURES. April 12— Star of Australia, *.». (2.20 p.m.), CS2S ton*, Kearney, lor London. DELAYED BY WEATHER. Bsd weather has delayed the unloading of the Whakarua at Napier, and accordingly her local agent* arc doubtful whether the •will lea>e for Wellington this evening. She It expected, however, to reach here in time to commence her discharge of local cargo from London on Thurmlay morning. A BAD BAR. Owing to rough weather on the West Coast the bar at Orey mouth is unnnvlgable. The Union Company ha* bc-n adviied that the r.h. Arahura, from Wellington, via the coant. hat been unable to effect an entrance. She is waiting outside. THE TOMOANA. Word has been received that the s.s. Tomoana will load at New York under the aiupices or the A. and A. line. The vessel will leave that portion the 20th June for Australian and NgprZealand port*. Bhe should arrive here about the end ot August. A FULL CARGO. Loaded to her full capacity the Tyser liner Star ol Australia left this afternoon for London. Particulars ot her freight are its follow :— rrom Nopler— 7267 carcases mutton, «2U carcases lamb, CM quarters beef, 0 cases preserved meats, 10 case* kidneys, 260 bales wool. From Gisborne— l3,4o6 carcases mutton, 5103 carcases lamb, loos quarters beef, 2400 bales and 1108 pockets «001. £3 bales »kin». 20S casks tallow, 83 c*«ks pelts. From \\ anganul— 79S3 carcase* mutton, 15,800 carcase* lamb, 455 quarters beef, 47 quarters pork, 303 crates pieces mutton. 343 bales wool. 242 c*»k« .|l|ow, 79 casks pelts. C casks casings. fronj Lyttelton— l37 bales wool, 130 cases preserved mentis 111 casks pelts, 83 casks tallow, 3033 sacks peas, 1181 tack* wheat. From Auckland-1727 sacks copra, 235 cases kauri gum. From Wellington —2024 bales wool, 3 bales basils, 10 bales cotton, 69 casks casings, 1580 casks tallow, 250 casks pelts, 2100 sack* copra, 13S cases pearl shell, 2 cases personal effects, 2378 carcases mutton, 24,218 carcases lamb, 20,025 leg* mutton, 1306 quarters beef, 040 sacks kidneys, 8 crates kidneys, 233 carcases pork, 13 cases bacon. KIA ORA'B PROGRAMME. On completion of her discharge the Shaw, Savlll, and Albion Company's steamer Kia Ora will proceed from Wellington to load at Xapler. From there she sail* for Bluff, Timaru, and Lyttelton before returning to Wellington. THE ARAHURA. Later advice* to the Union Company state that the Arahura crossed tho Grey bar this morning. She is timed to set out on her return trip at 11 o'clock to-night, and cannot reach Wellington before Thursday. The Government steamer Hlnemoa left Westport this morning for Wellington. Mr. A. Scales, third mate of the Hauroto. has signed off. and his place will be filled by Mr. A. McLeilan. Mr E. N. Hall, second mate of the Mapourika, lias also signed off. BY TELEGRAPH. „ „ , „ NELSON. 12th April. Sailed— Patcena (10.50 a.m.), for Picton and Wellington. AUCKLAND. 12th April. Arrived — Manurewa, from Port Stephens. Branley put back at 10.50 a.m. Sailed— Monowal, for southern ports. Passengers for Wellington— Miss Duncan, Mr. Campbell. Sailed— Talune, for Rarotonga. ONEHUN'GA, 12th April. Balled— Rarawa, for New Plymouth. Passengers : Saloon— Misses Homllt, Kelly, Glenny, Oick, Wells, Mesdames Arthur, Bneddon, Wells and 4 children, Messrs. Karurangi, Milne, Favell, Wells, Reeves, Milne. WKSTPORT, 12th April. Sailed— Hlnemoa (noon), for Cook Btralt lighthouses. DUNEDIN, 12th April. Sailed — Witnmera (3 p.m.), for northern ports. Passengers for Wellington : Baloon— Minn Stevens, Mesdames Nicoll, Field, Atscn, Robertson, Staplcton, Messrs. Lnmbert, Bruce, Btcvene, Stapleton. Jones, Nicoll.