SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 7624, 29 May 1888, Page 3

SHIPPING.

High Water. To-morrow.—Taiaroa Heads: 5 61 a.m., (LIS p.m. Pott Chalmers: 6.34 a.ra., 068 p.m. Dunodin: 7.H) a.m., 7.13 p.m. • Port Chalmers. ARRIVED.-May 28. Kak.inui. 5,«.. 66 tons, Best, from Oatlin River. May 21). Manapouri, 8.8., 1,020 ton*, Logan, from Melbourne via tho Bluff. I'.isaensjers: Saloon —Mr and Mrs Knitibt, lion. W. J. M. Larnach, Rev. J. S. Bill, Misses Montuith, Lcachman, Master Hutton, Messrs S'anlcy, Maston, Half or, Bowor, Hunter, Williams, Hutton; and fnur in the 6tceragc. Tckapo, 8.8.. 1,501 tons, Anderson, from Sydney ria Newcastle Ilasßengcrs : .Saloon—Mr Atkinson ; and two in thcsloeragc. Ohati, B.a-i 111 tons, Bcrnccb, from Auckland. The barque Star of the East was hndiiurat New Yoil< for Duncdin and was appointed to sail on tho let Miy- , . , .... Captain Cromarty ha* rewired an appointment in Sydney in connection with tho Unioi Company. TheKakanui, with a full cargo of grain from Catlin River, arrived at the Rattray ttreet wharf at 2 a.rr. to-riar. She left the river at 2 p.m. on Monday, and had fresh S.W. winds with thick rainy woathor to Particulars to hand by the mail steamer of the collision between the Garonne and Luoinda, show that the Garonne sighted tho Lucinda ten minutes bifore the collision took placa, the green light showing. The Garonne repeatedly lignnllcd to the Lucinda to port her helm, but no notice was talton of the warning, and apparently no watch was kept on board the Lucinda. The Garonne struck the Lucinda amidships. Twenty of tho LucindVs crew clambered aboard the Garonne. One man was killed by the colli ion. Another man, a cripple, rehired to leave the Lucinda because he said ho was unable to swim, and went down with tho vessel, which sank in ten minutes. .... „ . „ , The schooner Isabolla Anderson sailed up from Tort Chalircrs at 4 p m. yesterdiy, and was berthed at the Jetty street pier. Tho Hauroto was floated out of the graving dock early this morning, and steamed up to the tongue wharf. She sails at 7 a.m. to-morrow for Sydney via Cook S^ait. Tho Invcrcargill took in a full cargo ef transhipments to-dav from the Worcester, and is to sail this caning for Invcroargill. Tho Beautiful Star took in cargo at the Rattray street wharf to-day. She sails at 10 p.m. for Oamaru. Tho Tekaio, from Sydney via Newcastle, with 2,439 tons of coal, arrived off Taiaroa Heads at midnight on the 28th. and anchored until daylight this morning, whon she steamed into port and waß berthed at the Gcorgo street pier at 7.30 a.m., when she commenced to discharge her coals Into the hulks. She left Sydney at 8.15 a.m. on the 21st inat.; reached Newcastle at 3 p.m. same day; loaded, and left Bgain at 8 a m. on tho 23rd ; had Itaht W.N.W. winds until tho 26th • thenoe strong S E winds, attended by heavy head'soa and rain ; passed Puvsegur Point at 1.40 a m on tho 27th, and the Bluff at 11 a.m. on tho 28th. She passed the steamer Beeswing, from Lyttelton. bound for Sydney, off Walpapapa Point yesterday aftf-rnoon , The Manapouri, from Melbourne via the Bluff, arrived at 7.80 a.m. to-day, and cased off the Port to tranship mails, when she steamed direct to Dunodin She left Melbourno at 3p m. on the 23rd inst.; passed Swan Island at 9 a.m. on the 24th, experienced strong E S.E. winds across, and breasted tho Solanders at 1.30 a.m. on the 28th, arriving at tho Bluff at 8 o.m , leaving again at 4.30 p.m. same day ; had fine weather along the coast, and arrived as above. The schooner Isabella Anderson was towed up to Duncdin yesterday evening by the tug Plucky. The Worecter was putting out the last of her inward cargo this forenoon, and loading for London, for which port she sails via Lyttelton tomorrow Tbo Ohau, from Auckland direct, arrived at Port Chalmers at 1015 o.m. tr-day, and steamed alongside the hulk to coal. She left Auckland at 5 p.m. on the 25th inst.; had light, variable winds to Cape Palliser • thence strong S.E. winds, with moderate sea and rain to arrival. Wo thank Mr Scigel (purser), for report. MOVEMENTS OP THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET. Tuesday, May 29. Lvrrblton.—Mawhera arrived IS a.m. from Timaru ; sailed 2 p.m. for Wellington.—Rotomahana arrived 8 a.m. from Wellington : silled 4 p.m. for Port Chalmers.—Rotorua arrfved 10 a.m. from fort Chalmers; sails 'J p.m. for Wellington. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. Tho following passengers wero booked per s.s. Arawa (Captain J. Stuart), from London on tho 19th April and from Plymouth on the 21st April, for New Zealand direct: Siloon passengers: Dr James E Blomficld, Mr H. W. Brien, Mrs Brien, Mr Henry Olavtin. Mrs Claridge, Mr J. H. Cochrane, Mr A. H. Cooke, Rev. James A. Crawford, Rev. G Davidson, Mr Davidßon, Mr Ulick do Burgh, Mlbs H. DHcombc, Mr Charles Goodwin, Mrj Goodwin, Mr G. M. Halls, Mr K Harrison, Mr R. Heinite, Mr P. E. Huskisson, Mr T A Hollond, Mi°s K. S. Ivons, Dr It. Jones, Mr 11. II Latimer, Rev. 11. Makhor, Miss M'Hardy, Rev. W. Bramloy Mooro, Mr J. J Moore, Mr H. Nelson. Mr V. K Newcombe, Rev. Newcombo, Mr W. S. Smith, Master C. Smith, Mr H. 11. Trenham, Mrs Trenham, Mr J Williams, Mr A. S. Wright, Mr E. Whitworth. Miss'a Whitworth, Miss A. Whitworth, Mr C 11. Wainwright, Miss M. Young ; and ninety-two third olasß passengers. Shipping Telegrams. Auckland, Mav 28.-Circe, from Lyttelton. Tho Manapouri stoamed up from Port Chalmers this morning, and landed cargo at the Victorian Onb'iiukoa, May 28.—Penguin, for tho South. Passengers: Mrs Hav and two children, Messrs G. W. Butt, J. L. Walker, J. H. Claude, H. S. Levimsohn, Hewitt, and Levin. WKIiUNQTON, May 28.-Mararoa, for Sydney via East Coast.—Hawea, for Picton and Nelson.—Rotomabana, for the South. Lyttklton, Mav 28.—Herald, for Wellington and Groymouth.— Grafton, for Wellington and West Coast—Wanaka, for Manukau and way ports. Timaru, May 28. Janot Nicoll, from Newoastlr. Sydney, May 28 Wakatipu, for Wellington.— barque Bells, from Newcastle, for Lyttelton.