SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 7320, 19 September 1887, Page 3

SHIPPING.

High Water.

To-mobbow.—Talaroa Heads: 4.15 a.m.. 4.37 ij.ih ; Port Chalmers : 4.55 a.m., 5.17 p.m. Punort.li): 5.40 a.m., 6.2 p.m. C:3 Port Chalraern.

ARRiVED.-SKFTEMBKR 17. licau'iful Star, -i."., 140 tone, White, from Oarnaru. Passengers : Three sxlnon, three, storage. IS Whampoa, p.r., 1,750 tons, Fawcoft, from Firphvv (A'IRUSt 10) Via Horgkong. Auckland, Wellington, and l/yikd'en HendJ, s.s., 3'o ton", Jones, from Greunnu'h. .SWT/HMKK 19. Wireatua, p.p., 23-f tons. Kwan, from Greyirruth SAII.KP.—SW'TKMIIKR 10.

Rotoma. 8.5., SB!) tons, Neville, for thf Manilkau via byttelton and intinn di .ts ports. Pas'iigers: For L\t.f«it.nn - M : Ses Gionweo*, AU-tOJR M'l-ean, Mr K. Wocd. I\>r Wel.iig'on -M.s-es Y-mbi, Messrs Southern, Elainar.. For Nelson-Mr Stephens; fix steerage.

The rSe'.vrifnl H.ar left Oarnaru at S If) p.m ( i Saturday ; had N K. winds and line weath.-r ninng 1U: c-ast, af'.dnachi-d Uattf.v s-reet »vh.irf at !)..')5 p.ii' We thank Mr Br.T.-er (cl.ii f i Micor) f-rr.-p--.rr. Thebhuv, Savil'.-Alliion Conipa-..y's ».'. Ara«':i 1 It Dui.edi.l Heads r.t 11.30 n.n'. on W-.dncsd.iy for I.y--

■.i-Hoii, and uriivcd -it the h-ad« ot the- 'auer p-.rl r ■ 11.30 p.!f. the f-aini- day. She Urns mule 'he run n w.lve hour—the (juicki: ton rt-evrd. The Herad, col laden frtn: GM-jmcuib, uriivcd

Port Chalmers at 11.1 fi i m. yesterd y, and siuamc direet to Dnncdin. She IniGreymoutli a! 7 |im. the IBth irst

The foil Avingvcsse'sh.ivcarnvedat u.dd i i. thel)imedinwharvenliirif- ih :—,\.ii .: s: Invercanrill YU t'lis, Rionnteva S ? i:'', B ..litif Star IJO (twice), Waihora 1,2:!), Kikanni fiii, !i'v.<nu ft7G, Herald Soli, Whiinipta l.i(i); tola 1 , 4,ii4H lot, . Departures: I-ui.ella Anclersm 7!) ton , <;wiln; Bel!.; 45, Piiinuirili;, Kakani.iso(t»ic), Oh u 4!1, Beautiful Stir 140 (twice) Haurnto 1 :!:«, Invercviill >.£<, OrnheUS 53, Uotomahaea BCS, Waihora 1,'26 f l; totd, 4.9H7 tons. The Invcrcaruil! pasfed the Ifenis bound Noith at 10 a.in yesterday. The WareafCi", with 4:'.0 tons coil frrni Greymoo e

arrived at 2.30 a.iu. today, ai'd st-amed al mgv.'e the hulk to di-charge. She 1, it Grryiii"iith u< 8a m. of th ■ 16th vi.it.; had strong S *nd S B winds tin 'I passing Cape Campbell at 3 p.m. of the 171 hj, chcrco variables with heavy head sea to arriv.-i! The Rotorua left the Rattray street wharf this afternoon for the M .nukau via Lyttelton an 1 itife.in'jdmt : pirts. The Victorian Government schooner Magnolia has returned to Melbourne af'sran unsnoces-fiil cruise anion? the Is'ands for the missimr schooner Ma;no is, of 50" tons register, owned liy Mr Archibald Brown, who employed her in the Gippsland Liken trade. The crew consisted of the master, nut'-, and two seamen. The master, Peter Anderson, was nwrie'', r.ad b'on cmpliyed in tho C3a«ta! trade for a out nine years, and was looked upon as a careful and capablo navigator. He leaves a wife and two children. J. M'Alliriter, tho mate, was about thirty yea-i old. and einde. 0; tho seamen, J. Olcsin and ie". Anderson, little or no'hint,' is known. The Magno'i-. was lightly lradcd with a general cargo. She was considered a good staunch vessel in a heavy seaway, and in capable hands would live hrou<;h a heavy gale It is possible that, the winds prevailing fff the land the KCh'ioner wai hloiv.i out to sea, and, boinif unahli! to ni'kc land on cith r the New Zealand or Au--tralian the crew have perished from "tirvatinn, as be was not provisioned for any length of time.—' Telegraph." MOVEMENTS OK THE UNION STEAM S'HP COMPANY'S FLEET. Monday, Skitkmhkr 10. HIX'H-.—Wairsr.ipu arrived 1 a m. fri m JM'ioun.e.; sailed 5 p.m. U.r IV-t Chalmers. LT'irKWCX.-M.'hinapuaand Komnl irrivcd carly from Wellington ; r : hdß a.m., former for litiiarn latter for Port Chalmers-Miv.rura failed 2pm for Oamaru . WKM.ISGTOS.—Mararoa an iv< i 6 a in from Napier; sailed ft p.m. for Lyttelton —Hawea sailed noon for Ne'son. Crivmocth. Onrpero sailed noon for Wellington Mani KAti.-Pen,'uin sail d neon for N;w Plymouth ar Ived 2 a.m. frO'n Napier; Rotomabcna arrived 10 40 u.m f on' Gisbo ne. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. Lyttbwos, September 17.-Sail.-d: A'iiwa, for London via R'n de Janeiro. Pass, n ;ers: Saloon • Mis-i Alines May Hopkins Mi-s Ma tin, Mr Jirvis, Mr Doull. Second saloon Mr and Mrs Court, Mr Leslie Silvester, Mr Clirk, Mrs H. Lyall »nd family (5) St.er isc-Mr ard Mrs G. Fani 1 . Fred. Farrle, Mr P. Moron'v, Mrs Uritti hj», Miss Kmil.r G ittiths, Mis* May Grimth-, Mist Leslinc Gr.ili'hs, William Griffiths, Mr James Gray, Mrs M Gray, J. n.Gray, Vernon Gray, Marion Wiseman, Richard Williams, John Sinclair, I>. -rey Hastings. The Arawo, takes 11,000 frozen sheep and a ixei'eral c\ruo I ondon, September 17.—P. and O. steamship Carthage (JMbourne, July 27) aniv.d at Plymouth to-day. Rio db Janeiro, Septemcr 18 The New Zeal'nd Shi, pine Company's R M.S. Kaikoura arrived hero yesterday. Her cargo of moat is in {rood condition. ~ .. Capr Town, Sepfcmbcr 17 The New Z aland Shipping Company's RMS Rimutaka arrived here te-day from Plymouth. ARRIVAL OF THE WHAMI'OA The China Steam Navigation Company's steamer Whampon, from Foochow via Auckland, Wellington, avd Lyttelton, reached the t'eada at 8 a.m. yesterday, and was '.oarded i>v Pilot Paton, who brought her up as far as Care y R iy, where aho anchored at 7 am. until shortly before noon, when she stemmed up to Dunedin to discharge hj r cargo for this port, after which she returns to Wellington behro sailing for Hong Kong. Since th« Whampoa's last vi-ir. here in September, 18S6, there has been a change in h.-r commander, Captain Hunt having been succeeded ;y C<pra:n G. Fawf'' , who was here in command ot e Company's stsaii ;r Tarumi. Mr Lutusden come'- is chief officer, and :(r Taylor, her late third officer,' is be n promoted to second officer. C»ptain Fawr- :t reports leaving Fonchow on August 10 ; had tire wwithe', and roao'ed Hong Ko gat noon of August 12; took in cargo, and left »t 5.30 a.m. of the 16th ; one unt( red very heavy weather shortly after leaving, which was followed by adverse winds and calms. On August 31 ono of the' Chinese firemen named Larosah Bih committed suicide. At 530 p.m. of that diy ho w ssecn to rush to the port-quarter and jump overboard The vessel was at once stooped, her course changed, men sent aloft to keep a watch on the mm over' oa-d, and the vessel w.is kept cruising about for «ome time ; but as no traces of the man could be seen Captain Faweett put the vessel again on her course. She breasted the Poor Knight at 2.40 a.m. of Sftember 7; passed Mokahinau nt fi.2o a.m same d-y, when a strong N VV. hreeze sot in, and reached Auckland at 2 p.m. of the Bth inst ; discharged cargo and left at 1 ?J p.m. of the 10th, er.iving at Wellington at 11 p.m. of tho 12th ; put out a quantity of ca go and left on the 15th, renching Lyttelton on the morning of the 16'h, and after diseha-ging cargo for that port sailed at 1 p.m. of tho 17th; had light N.E winds with fine weather along tho coast, and stoamed up to Dunedin as above. WRECK AT THE CHATHAM ISLANDS. Lyttbwon, September 18. The Kahu, from Chatham Islands, has arrived with the news of the wreck of the brigantine 0> aha at the Islands on July 24, she having been driven on to a reef while trying to beat out of Owahanga, and became a total wreck. All hands wereßaved. She is insured in the New Zealand Office for Ll.Boo. An Inquiry was held before the Magistrate, and the certificate of Captain Darnell, the master, was suspended for six months.

Shipping Telegrams. Bluff,SeptemberlO.—TheWairarapaleftMilh: tic o on the 11th at 11 p.m.; pasted Swan Island on the loth ; anchored off Stewart Is'and an 8 p ra. on tbe IStb, after a smart run of three days nineteen hours ; ran across to the Bluff this morning. Fine weather prevailed during the passage. For DunedlrrY Messrs Levy, Stevenson, Lv ntoh, Douglas, Majunsel), Menove, M'Lean, Monagan, Joel, Matheeon, Sprtnt, Brydone, Mesdameß Stevenson, Spalding, Sprent, Captain Doveton, Master Smith ; and nineteen steer, ago. For LytteHon • Messrs Willi", Pearoe, Carroll; and eizbt steerage. For Weliin, ton : Messrs Charlton, B ydone (2), Ruddiford, Mesdames Ruddlford, Holey, Warner; and fifteen steerage. For Auckland : Mr and Mrs M'Cauley.