SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 8503, 30 April 1891, Page 3

SHIPPING.

HlerU Watsr, To-MOBBOW. Talaroa Heads : 7.12 a.m., 7.43 p.m. Port Chalmers: 7.52 am., 8.23 p.m. Dunedin: 8.37 a.m., 9.8 p.m , o ?ort ChAH&crs. ARRIVED.—ApriI 80. Mahinapua, a.a., 205 tons, Spedding, from Westport via Timaiu and intermediate ports. Passengers: Mr Dodd; two in the steerage. SAILJSD. -April 30. Gleneida, barque, 788 tona, Corning, for Lyttelton. Jubilee, s.s., 816 tons, Brothers, for Sydney via Oook Strait. Passengers: For Lyttelton— Misses Stevenson, Elliott. For WellingtonMr Watson, Miss Williams, Master Watson, Mr and Mrs W. Barron and child. For Sydney —Mra Masterton, Misses Schultz. Masterton, Messrs R. Quinn, Henry, Smith, Jenner. For Melbourne—Miss C. Hollick. Steerage: Lyttelton five, Wellington twelve, Sydney fortynine. The Omapero was hauled out of the graving dock and berthed at the George street pier this morning. Tbe Mahinapua, from Westport via Tlmaru and Intermediate porta, arrived at Port Chalmers at 8.30 a.m. to-day and steamed alongside the Timaru to tranship ninety-two bales wool. She left Westport at 1130 p.m. on the 24th inst., breasted Cape Farewell at 1.50 p.m. on the following day, and reached Nelson at 9.50 p m.; left at 10 p.m, same day, and Arrived at Wellington at 3.20 pm. on the 26th; left at 5 p.m., passed Cape Campbell at 10.15 p.m, same day, arriving at Lyttelton at 1,30 p.m. on tbe 27th; left at 7 p.m. on the 28th, and called at Timaru. From Westport to Wellington she experienced strong northerly winds, and from thence Btrong head winds to arrival. The barquentlne reported from Oape Saunders at noon yesterday was again reported yesterday evening four miles S.E. If the stranger be the Bonnie Doon, she must have been blown past the Heads -with the strong S.W. breeze, as nothing oould bo seen of her this morning. The schooner Cotnot put out the last of her cargo of timber to-day. She will load here for Napier. The Jubileo steamed down to Port Chalmers at 7 a.m. to-day, and after embarking passengers left in the afternoon for Sydney via Cook Strait. The barque Gleneida was towed to sea at 9 a.m, and sailed with original owgo for Lyttelton. The Wairarapa is taking in cargo for Hobart and Melbourne at the tongue wharf. MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET, Thubsdat, Apbil 30. Bluf?.—Kawatiri arrived 9 a.m. from Westport. Timabu.—Hauroto arrived from Dunedin. Ltttelton. Rotomahana arrived 7 a.m. from Dunedin; Balled 4 p.m. for Wellington.— Beautiful Star arrived from Timaru.—Takapuna arrived 10 a.m. from Wellington. Westport.—Mawhera arrived 6 a.m. from Nelson; sailed 9 a.m. for Greymouth. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. The following is a oomplete passenger list for New Zealand per Tainui, whioh sailed from London on Maroh 19:—Saloon: Rev, A. C. Blake, Messrs A. R. Duff, O. Canning, J. 6. Ruddenklau, J, J. DuOroy, Mrs Ruddenklau, Miss Ruddenklau. Peoond saloon: MessrsE. S. Baldwin, J. Jones, Mrs Jones, Messrs N. G. Glassford, A. J. P. Jqpp, H. W, Shaw, Miss M. E. Hall, Mr J, Wood, Mrs Wood, and Masters Wood (4). Third olass: M*b R. Adams, Miss M. Adams, Messrs J. R. LiadL y, H. Bellas, Miss M. A, Bevan, Messrs B. Burnett, L. Bradford, G. Bradford, J. W. Bradford, Mr and Mrs F. W. Ohadney, Messrs K. Devereux, B, H. Hartley, J, Hulme, Mrs L. Mitchell, Mrs Oxley, Miss E, Oxley, Mrs J. Smith, Misses J, Smith, A. and O. Whitney,

Messrs H. Whitehead, Joseph Wilson, W. Orowther, J. and W. Dooley, E. A. HilL Miss S. J. Magson, Messrs H. Z, and W. Worson, Mr 0. and Mrs M. Shaokleton, Mr R. William?, Mrs and Miss M. Weathered, Messrs F. Wright and A. P. Whittaker, Master J. Wellwood, Messra A. H. Edwards and A. Gates, Mrs Gates, Miss E. and Mr William Hughes, Mise S, Petersen, Mrs M. and Master J, Kobb, Mr and Mrs R. Wellwood, Misses L., F., and H. Wellwood. Mr B. Wellwood. The following is a list of passengers booked per Kaikoura up to 21st March :—First saloon : —Mr D. Auohinvale, Dean and Mrs Jacobs, Mr and Mrs Sutoliffe, Miss Ingham, Misses Murgatroyd (2), Colonel Oavell, Mr A. Sutoliffe, Mies F. Greenwood, Mr 0. P. Murray, Mr A. S. I Ro:o, Mr and Mrs R. H. Hayward, Misa M. T. Ohaffey. Seoond saloon : Miss T. Forsyth, Miss J. i'oriyth, Miss E. Middlemiss, Miss E. White, tiiau J. Billcox, Miss F, L. Wilson, Miss H New, Mr J. Jameß. Steerage : Mr P. Oarmcdy, Mr M. Leitoh, Miss S. Leitcb, Mr B. Mali )ney, Mr P. Morrison, Mr A. Port, Mr W. £, Kussell, Mr H. B. Cox, Mr G. L. Swan. WRECK OF THB S.S. LAWRENCE. A telegram from Mokibinui says:—" Steamer Lawrenoe broken her back. Very heavy sea runiiing. Every effort to float the verse) useless." It is now considered the vessel will become a total wreok. Tiie Lawrence was insured for L 2.000 in the New Zealand Insurance Oompany, reinsured as follows:—South British, 1.500; National, L 25 0; National Union, L 250; British and Colonial, L 260; and New fonth Wales Corporation, LSSO. The cargo of coals was uninsured. The directors of the Mokihinui Coal Oompany have decided to abandon the Lawrence to the underwriters. Shipping Telegrams. Melbourne, April 29. Waihora, for the Bluff —Manapouri, from the Bluff. Bwvv, April 30. Kawatiii, from Greymouth,— Banoa, barque, from Pioton. Lttieltox, April 30.- 7 a.m., Rotomabana, from Dunedin, Beautiful Star, from the South. Westland, ship, for Rouen, with 14,398 sacks of wheat.