SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 8526, 27 May 1891, Page 3

SHIPPING.

Htfi.a W»t*ir To-mobbow.—Talaroa Heads: 444 »<u.. 6.6 p.m. Port Chalmers: 5.24 am.. 5.45 p.m. Dunedin: 6.9 ».m., 6.31 p.m. m a*»rt Chalmers. ARRIVED.-May 27. Manapouri, s.s., 1,020 tons, Logan, trom Auckland via East Coast porta. Passengers: Mesdames Kitk and ohiW, Bain and family (3), Thompson, Cox, Preston, Main, Misses M. JohnstOD, Robison, Messrs G. Nioholl, Main, O. Arkell, J. Kirkland; and nine in the steerage. SAILED. -May 26. Beautiful Star, s.s., 146 tons, Shepperd, for Lyttelton via intermediate ports. Mat 27. Jubilee, S.S., 816 tons, Brothers, for Sydney via Cook Strait Pass-eagcrs : For Lyttelton— Mrs Stewart. For Wellington -Messrs Badharo, Gibb. Johnston. For Sydney ~ Mesdames Wyllie, Smith, Messrs Rougb.Barclay, Ingram; eighty-soven steerage for all port?. Tarawera, s.s., 1,269 tons, Sinclair, for Auokland via the Kast Coast. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Mies Mille, Mrs Kodgers, Messrs Rodgers, Colraore. For Wellington-Master Richardson, Messrs Hiking, Reid, Thomson, Jont b, A. W. Anderson. Lizzie Ellen, schooner, 40 tons, Timpany, for Fortrose. Waihora, ss., 1,269 tons. Anderson, for Sydney via Oamaru and Cook Strait. Passengers: For Lyfctelton-Mies M'Phee. Mrs M'J?hee, Mr Byie. For Wellington Misses Brlasoo, Bowdeu, Hutchison, Muir, Huxtable, Kohloff, Fraser (3), Mesdames Metz, Clark, Murray, Cook, Briley, Messrs Finker, Maomi dan. For Sydney—Misses O'Oonncr, B. Presott, Ellnoor, Sievwiight, Morgan, Sooular, Mesfames Dawson, Mayne and two children, Stevens, Sooular, Messrs, Baillon, Anßwlrj, M»yne (2), Borton, Blakley (2), Hale, Glen, Tassie, Booones, Storrie, Drain, Goodge r , Irving, Lawrence, Stevens; seventy steerage.

The Beautiful Star left the Dunedin wharf at midnight yesterday for Lyttelton via intermediate ports. The Jubilee steamed down to Port Oha'mers this morning, and left in the afternoon for Sydney via Cook Strait. The Tarawera left the wharf this morning for Port Chalmers, and after embarking passengers left in the afternoon for Auckland via the Hast 0 a<«t ports. The Kaikouta was busy to-day discharging cargo. She has taken on board aqu vntity of frozen rabbitp, and sails on Saturday for Lyttelton. The Manapouri arrived alongside the Bowen p!er at 10.45 a.m. to-day. She left Auckland on the 2lst inst, called at Gisborne on the 22nd, Napier on the 23rd, and arrived at Wellington on the 24th; left again on the 25th, and reached Lyttelton at 3 a.m. on the 26th ; sailed again at 1 p.m. same day. From Auckland to Lyttelton she had light variable wieds and fine weather ; affcr leaving Lyttelton she encountered a strong SJ*. gale with head sea for five hours, and from thpnee moderate weather to arrival. Toe schooner Lizzie Ellen failed for Fortrose this afternoon. MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET. Wednesday, Mat 27. Oamaru.— Beautiful &tar failed 9 a.m. for Timsru. Well ngton.—Rotoiu* arrived 1 p.m. from Lyttelton; Penguin arrived 1 a.m. from Nelson; Takapuna arrived 2 s.m. from New Plymouth; Herald arrived 10 a.m. from lyttelton ; Talune arrived 10 a m. from Sydney. PlOTON.—Taieri eaila for Sydney. Nelson.—Mawhera sails for Weatport. Auckland.— Te Anau arrived noon from Sydney. Russell.—Taupo arrived 9 a.m. from Auckland ; sailed 5 p.m. for Fiji Sydney.—M-nowai arrived Tuesday from Auckland, THE DIRECT STEAMERS. The Arawa left Lyttelton on March 5 at 5.30 p.m. with eighty-nine passengers—viz., forty-eight first, twenty-two second, and nineteen third—and, pursuing a northerly course, had a very pleasant passage to Cape Horn, which was passed on Mai oh 19 at 3 p.m. She sighted no ice. and had very good weather to Rio Janeiro, which was reached on March 27 at 7 a.m, leaving again next day at 2 p.m. Landed three passengers there and embarked sixteen. Had a very fine run through the tropics, crossing ihe Equator on April 3 in 30Jeg W., reaching Tenerlffe on April 10 at 7 a.m., and leaving agaiu at 4 p.m. Fmbarked twpnty-aix passengers there. Had very fine weather to Plymouth, wh'ch was reached at 5 p.m. April 15 ; left for London »t 6 p.m. No births of deaths, and the health of all was excellent. Ihe usual amusements, in the way of concern, theatricals, ipirta, etc., were held, and much enjoyed by all on board. Hobabt, May 27.—The Doric, from London en route for New Zealand, was signalled at 8.15 this morning. Shipping Telegrams. Wellington, May 27-—The steamer Talune (Captain Chatfield>, the first of the Tasmanlau Company's under the U.B.S. flag, arrived from Sydney this morning. Passengers : For Lyttelton—Mr and Mrs M'Alllster, Mr and Mrs Kirkoalder, Mia*es Kirkcalder and Gray, M ears J. Fulton, M'Farlan?. N. Nichols, J. Innes, L. O. Vaughan. E. H. Vaughan, A. D. Henderson, J, largill, J. Thompson.—The Premier has received a te'egram from the Premier of S uth Australia stating that he is advised by the Colonial Secretary of Ceylon that the Guiduerah buoy, Point de Galle, has broken loos<\ ard is drifting eastward. Auckland. May 27.—Te Anau, from Fydney. Passengers : For Wellington—Mr Baynee. For Dunedin— Monsipur Montour. Sydney, May 27.—Monowai, from Auckland.