LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 64, 12 September 1912, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. September 12— Knliti, p.p. (3.45 p.m.), 182 tons, Shirley from Ka*t Coast. AORAXGI, FROM SAN TRANCISCO. • Tile Aorangi, from 9an Francisco, via Rarotonga and Papeete, arrived in the btfeam about 10 o'clock tins motning. It was not until alwut. three hours latei' that s»he berthed at 3erwi6-qua). There was considerable delay in berthing the steamer, and complaints ninafifc the passengers were numeroue. The purser repoits that the Aorangi left San FfAncisco on the 21st August at noon, and after a fine but warm run* arrived at Papeete on the l«t September at 0 p.m. Papeete was left on. the 3rd September at 6 a.m., and the vessel experienced moderate weather until arrival at Rarotonga on the 6fch mat. at S a.m. Departure from Rarotonga «jb taken &i 5.30 fi.m. on the wime day, and on the run to Wellington fresh S.W. winds were experienced, with moderate sea and unsettled weather. The following passengers landed at Wellington :— First saloon : Mcsdames McLeod, G. Melies, B. Bracken, F. Maugiian, Hutchen, and Lady Lockhart, Misses F. Midgley, B. Tracey, Thompson, Anderson and infant, Nurse Ford, Sir R. Lockhart, Rev J. Hutchen, Messfß C. P. Majner, J. V. McDonald, Wm. Fraser, N. J. McLeod, ,T. Ford. Oeo. Scott, R. T, Turnbull, G. Melies, B. Bracken, H. McClurg, W. Elife, ,T. Ortega, L. Piefson, H. HenEchen, R. Gallagher, S. \V«il, O. Pegrum, E. Mitchell, W. Fr»ser, G. Fraser. Second ealoon : Mesdames J. H. Storr, J. Saunders and infant, E. L. Sanderson, Misses M. Cooper, F,. Parkin, Messrs F. Cooper, 3. McKntfc, R. McMillan, J. H. Storr. J. .T. Todd. Tiiird-claan i Messrs ,T. Holden, L. Han sen, F. Ellis, R. White, P. J. Purcell, and R. Morrieon. The Vessel brought the following import* for Wellington :— 1746 bag« onions, 6*20 crates onions, 13S0 cases apples, 432" cases canned fruit, 4686 cases dried fruits, 35 packages oil, 40 packages paper, 69 lmckages rubber goods, 40 packages periodicals, 128 sacks barley, and a quantity of fruit for all New Zealand ports Rarotonca. Tn addition there is a large amount of general cargo and six horee*. THE MlMlftO. The Tyser steamer Mimlro, which sailed from Sydney on Thursday last, arrived at Auckland on Tuesday mornihg from London, via Australian ports. She is expected in Wellington either next Tuesday or Wednesday. Captain Duncan bus with him the following officers:— Chief, Mr C. Robinson; second, Mr F. C. Greenwood ; chief engineer, Mr D. C. Campbell ; second, Mr D. Webster; chief refrigerator, Mr R. Rainy; second, Mr Kiel. IN TOUCH BY WIRELESS. The postal authorities advise that tlie following vessels will probably be within wireless communication of Wellington this evening:— Victoria (bound from Wellington to Sydney, via Auckland). Remuera (fiom London to Wellington, via Hobart), Maunganui (from Ljttelton to Wellington, en route to Sydney), and Mocraki (from Wellington to Lj Helton, en route to Melbourne). As the Post went to press today the steamers Haupiri and Blenheim were signalled ftko the ketch Jane. The Binemoa. finished operations at Castlepoint this morning, and sailed for Wellington. She is due here tlila evening. The Vessel Will leave early next week, prohably on Monday, on her periodical visit to the Southern lighthouse*. Owing to her late arrival from Gisborne the departure of the Waimea for Nelson and West Coast, has been delayed until to-morrow. The Waitemata, at present discharging part of her Newcastle cargo at Wellington, will leave foi t'.ie toutliem port* mentioned In yesterday's Post, on Saturday. The ltakanoa nnd Kaitangata. are timed to leave Westport for Wellington at 10 o'clock to-night. Atter partial discharge the Kaitangatn. will go on to LyttclKM. It is probable that the Rakanoa will return to We&tport to load for Auckland. A message from East Cnpe reports that the Navua, bound from Auckland to Wellington with Island fruit, passed there at 10 o'clock this morning. She was encountering a strong wind with rough sea*. The Union Company's new steamer Karamu, which is loading timber at Greymouth lop Sydney, will probably sail on Saturday. Afteiwards she will go to Newcastle to load coal for Wanganui. The Awaliou, which sailed on Monday last, did not wofk Blackhead on her way up the coast to Napier. This ehe will do on her return trip, commenced to-day. If the weather Is satisfactory, the Awahou should arrive here On Saturday. The Kennedy is due tt Wellington on Sunday from Foxton. She will sail on Monday for Nelson, and West Coaet. The MaoriUhd Steamship Compahy's e.s. Eolmdale is to load timber at Katamea for 8} dney, BY TELEURAPH. , LYTTELTON, lzth September. To sail— Maunganui (5 p.m.), for Sydney, via Wellington; Waihora (midnight), for Wellington. AUCKLAND, 12th September. Sailed— Mimiro (n.40 p.m.), for Napier. . „ J PATISA, 18th September. Sailed— Hawcra (10 a.m.), for .Tarakohc. GRKYMOUTH, 12th September. To sail— Mapounka (10 p.m.), for Westport, Nelson, and Wellington.