LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 103, 3 May 1911, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. May 3— Kahu, s.e. (8.30 a.m.), IS2 tone, Jones, li'om Akitio. May 3— Huia, ki>. (12.10 p.m.), 127 tons, Burl, from Wauganui. May 3— Mnngapapa. b.s. (1.35 p.m.), ICI tont-, Fletcher, from Westport. ," May 3 — Manaioa, fc.b. (1.43 P.m.), 122 tout, Hurt, from Motuekn. DEPARTURES. May 3— Co/hina, b.b. (12.55 p.m.), 1271 tons, Cameron, for Picton. Slay 3— Pateeua, fc.s. (12.55 p.m.), 1212 torn., Carey, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers — Saloon : For Pieton — Mi>s Keif:, Met>dameb Anderbon, Joneb, Mills, Stace, Hall, Keig, Dalziell and child. Walker. Keeblo. Haywcod, Messrs. t^ace, Dalzieli, Gibson, Cook. llow!ett, UiiKgitt. Houbt 1 , Masters Short, Scully, Grace, M4!ls>, Robert*. lor Kelson— Misses Kelliiiß (2), McGce, Flowers, Aldridge. Mebdameß Morrison, Cole. Hedges, Oickton, Johnston, Metiu'6 Hedges, Harford, Fowler, Biggerife, Stewart, Little, Herrics, M.P., Kelliiig, Brown, Jones, and Simpson. May 3— Whakaiua, <b.b. (11.25 a.m.), 10,000 tons, Firth, for London. ENTERED OUTWARDS. May 3— Maori, s.s. (8 p.m.). 2508 tons. A!dwell, lor Lyttelton. Passengers : Sa-'oou — Misses Smith, McFarlane, Cut!, Neville. Green, PUchcr, Knowley. Williams, Pagan, Maxwell, Russell, Nurse Handly, Mesdanies Downey, Williams, Anderson, Dsiwci Ward, Rowland. Newman, Sewatd. KinK^bury, Galbraith, French, Vickers, MciK'lian,'Kingslniry, Mcßride, Madam' Winter. Shuttv Messrs. Phillips, Downey. Flemlniny. Williams. Anderson, Summerell, Holmes, Ward. Uov.ljnd, Seward, Nennnan, Walton, Cialiam, Matthews, French, Duncan, Shute, Croft, Deck. Camel!, Adams (2),, Anderson, Mcßride, Williams, Tjirtou, Coombs, Aistrup. SYDNEY BOAT LATE. Last night a wireless mebsafie was received at the General Post Office from the Ulimaroa that she should arrive at Wellington at 8 o'clock this evening. -Another message to ha-nd this, morning slated that she would make poro nt 7 p.m. The vestel was expected to arrive- early this morning, bufc the ship reports that her late arrival will be owing to her having met with a fresh bouth-east gale and rough head sea. during the flrot. three days. At 10.40 o'clock this morning bho was bightcd off Farewell Spit. WHAKARUA FOR LONDON. The Tyt.er liner Whakarua sailed for London shoitly after 11 o'clock this morning. Besides her cargo, the vessel took as passengers Mr. and Mrs. Creswell. of Wanganui. and Messrs. Hnrgreavcs and Christensen. Drawing 20ft of water forward and 29ffc aft, the Whakarua took a heavy cargo, ihe Wellington portion of which consisted of ISSO bales wool. 2 bales skins, 1 balo horsehair, 380 bales ila\, 612 casks tallow, CO casks lard,, 701 ca*>p:t meats. 13 ea=e<. sundries .", sacks hides. 314 sacks, tin clippings, 33 bundles of tin clippings. IS3 casks casings. !i Kegs casings. 220 casks peltt., 33,009 cai cases mutton. 11,058 carcases lamb, oO,2«0 legs mutton. The steamer is due at London about the 12th, June, in time for the Coronation. KAIKOURA'S AVELLINGTON CARGO. The Kaikoura. which Is sailing from the. stream at 5 p.m. to-day for London, Is taking the foUov/jug cargo from Wellington :— 471 bales wool. 103 bales hemp, 23(i bale* tow, 77 casks tallow, TAVIUNI'S OFFICERS. The Taviuni, which is leaving to-day for Greymouth. is officered as follows :— Captain Beighton (late Kamona) : chief ofllcer. Mr. W. G. Webb (late Kamona); second offiear, Mr. C. U. Stevens (lnte Holmdale); third officer, j Mr. W. F. Suckling (lati> Kamona); chief engineer. Mr. W. 0. Gil«-on (late Aorangi): second. Mr. .1. llutherford (late Maitai); and third, Mr. D. McAlplne (late Aorangi). The coaxial steamer Kahu sail-: at midday i to-morrow for Orong Orougo, Flat Point, and Akitio, and is due to return on Moudaj. BY TELEGRAPH. j 1 FOXTON. 3rd May. Arrived— niniitangi (12.30 p.m.), lrom Wellington. ' Sailed— Queen of the South (12.10 p.m.). lor Wellington. BLENHEIM, 3rd May. Arrived— Opawa (10 a.m.), from -Wellington. TKKOPORI'. 3rd May-. Sailed— Kurow (12.30 p.m.), for Sydney.