SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 7156, 9 March 1887, Page 3

SHIPPING.

Port Chalmers. ARRIVED.— March 8. Wainui, 8.8., 560 tons, Hill, from Westport via Oamaru. Passengers: Mrs Sutherland and child, Master Uackay, Messrs Mackay, Harvey, Courtney ; and one steerage. March 9 Mahlnapua, s.s., 206 tons, Hughes, from Westport via Timaru and Intermediate ports. Passengers: Mesdames Chalmers, Sabiston, Stevenson, Misies Low, Ivens, Haughton, Harris (3), Christy, Fotberlngharo, Ur and Mrs Miles, Messrs Lowe, Bascand, Withers, Ledger Kimble, Picker-gill; and five in the steirage. Tarawera, s.s., 1,260 tons, Sinclair, from Sydney via Auckland and intermediate ports. Passengers: Mesdames Wilson and two children, Young, Taylor, Bali, Shanks, Misses Froude, Benson, Messrs Montague, Oilmour, M'Kiniay, Joe', Fitchett, Isaacs, Petter, Ba'l, Houston, Rintell, Burrows, Captain Anderson; and twelve in the steerage, SAILED- March 8. Invercargill, s.s, 136 tons, Sundstrum, tor Invercargill. Beautiful Star, s.s, 146 tons, White, for Oamaru. Greta, s.e., 310 ton', Erickson, tor Greymoutb via Timaru, March 9. Owake Belie, ketch, 48 tons, Fraser, tor Rivertcn. Mararoa, ■ «., 1,268 tons, Edie, for Sydney via Auckland and intermediate ports. Passengers ; For Lyttelton—Mr and Mrs Troup and three children, Mrs Slater, Misses Ooft, Langiands, and Slater, Kev, Ur Carter, Messrs Lloyd, Richards, Trower, Eieon, Daniels, Woolton, and U'Laren. For Wellington— Ur and Mrs Bristow, Mesdames DonneTy, Warren, Alexander, Stevenson and child. Miss Sutherland, Messrs Uackay, Patrick, Pruneur, and Thompson. For Napier—Rev. B.M. King, Ur Main. For Gisborne— DrandUrsTunls. For Auckland—Mrand Mrs Brindley and child, Mesdames Gordon and Myers, Miss Myers, Messrs Rose, Wathen, F. E. Baums, H. Gourlcy, Colonel Winning, Reed, Alexander, White, M'Pherson, Daigleish, Smith; ten in the steerage. Wakatipu, s.e., 1,058 tons, Wheeler, for Sydney via Timaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington. Passengers; F6r Timaru—Miss Campbell, Mr Peroival.' For Sydney—Mr and Mrs M'Perran, Mrs Shields, Miss Olendining; eight in the steerage.

The Tarawera arrived alongside the Bowen pier at 10 a.m. to-day. She left Lyttelton at 3.40 p.m. yesterday. From Gisborne she experienced moderate to fresh southerly winds. The Wainui left Qreymouth at 6.10 p.m. on the 6th Inst.; passed Cape Farewell »t 8.80 A.m. on the 6tb, and Cape Campbell at 10.20 p.tn„ and reached Oamaru at 0 a.m. on the Bth; sailed again at 6.30 p.m,; passed through Taiaroa Heads at 10.40 p.m., and reached Dunedin wharf at 11.20 p.m, Expert, cnced fine weather and light winds along the West Coast; thence strong N.W. wind through Cook Strait, followed by a fresh S.E, gale and moderate sea, whiob continued until 8 a.m. yesterday; thenoe fine weather to arrival.

The Uahinapua, from Westport via Timaru and intermediate ports, arrived alongside the export pier at 7.45 am. to-day to tranship 658 bales wool. She left Westport on the 4th Inst,; called at Nelson and Fioton on the 6th, Wellington on the 6th, Lyttelton and Akaroa on the 7th, and reached Timaru at 1 p.m. on the Stb ; sailed again at 9 p m,, arriving as above. From Westport to Lyttelton she experienced fine weather; thence strong 8. W, winds with higheev to Timaru, followed by light northerly winds.

MOVEMENTS OP THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET. Wednesday, March 9. Wellington.-Rotorua arrived 9 n.m, from Nelson; sailed 2 p.m. for Lyttelton.—Penguin arrived nocn rom Lyttelton. Nelson,— Grafton arrived 1 a.m, from Wellington tailed 9 a.m, for Westport. Shipping: Telegrams. Auckland, Maroh 9.—The Mariposa arrived at 3SO p.m, from San Franoisoo, which she left on Fib.uary 18. Had a fine weather passage across, her steaming time occupying 17 days 22 hours 80 minutes. Passengers ; Mrs and Miss Learman, Rev. J, Annaud and wife. Mrs W. A. Foster and son, Rev. B. B. Bedlen ana wife, Ur G. P. Brett, Ur R. L. Davies, Ur H. M Smythe and wife, Ur David Storer and wife, Miss T. Kaufman, Rev. D. V. Lucas and wife, Mr B. T. Lacey, Rev. T. J. Gore, wife, and two children, Mr and Urs M'Kenzie, Ur Wm. Soitt, Ur A. Markall, Ur David Campbell, Rev, Q. Brown, Ur M. A. Evans and wife, Ur J U. Gough, Mr James Stone, Ri v. W. 11. Better and wife, Ur James E. Wiseman, Rev. J. Chew and family, Ur T. Reid, Miss 0. J. Rat ibono; 40 in fe s e iiage , "'ELWHOTnn, Maroh 8. Grafton, from the South. —Waitakl.fromAucklandandEasiCoast.-Uaogregor, from Onehunga. - Prince Rupert, ketch, from Lyttelton —Southern Cross, tor Auckland. Melbourne, March B—Noon, Woihota, from the Bluff. . Weather Telegram. The Harbor Board received the following telegram from the Meteorological Deportment at Wellington: —“Watch barometer; bad weather approaching between N.B. and N. and W. within next twelve hours; glass farther fail; indications of much rain.— R, A.Edwin.” (Received at 1.10 p.m.)