SHIPPING.
High Water,
To-morrow.— Taiaroa Heads: 6.14 a.m., 6.39 p.m. Port Chalmers: 6.51 a.m., 7.29 p.m. Dunedin : 7.39 a.m., 8.14 p.m.
Port Cnalmers.
SAlLED.— October 83.
Tarawera, s.s., 1,269 tons, Sinclair, for Sydney via the East Coast. Passengers: Misses A. Gilchrist. M'Glashan, Joyce, Grant, Nixon, Bowden, M'Farlane, Mesdames Darby, L. Gards, Mason, Voyer and three children. Grant and child, Donald, Fenwick, Livingston, Gilchrist, Messrs Donald, Clayforth, Mason, Middleton, Bennett, R. M‘Kenzie. Gilchrist, Fenwick, M'Goun, Clapperton, Dick, M'Farlane (2), Pierson, Harris, Darby, L. Cards, Voyer, Dr Davies, Professor Black ; and twenty-one in the steerage.
When the steamer Manaia was crossing the Patea bar on Monday afternoon in the face of a heavy sea the foremast rigging band snapped in two, bringing down the rigging and gear. No one was hurt.
Flags were hoisted to-day cfn the flagstaff at Observation Point, Shaw, Savill and Albion Coia.pany’s, the New Zealand Shipping Company’s, and Mr J. Mill’s offices and the shipping at the Port in honor of the marriage of Mr Stewart, the secretary of the Burnside Freezing Works. The Tarawera steamed down to Port Chalmers at 7 a-m. to-day, and. after embarking passengers and mails, left in the afternoon for Sydney via the East Coast ports. The brigantine Enterprise has taken in a quantity of cargo for Wanganui at the Rattray street wharf.
The brigantine Sarah and Mary and schooner Alert are clear of cargo. The ship Auckland is makfng good progress with the discharge of her cargo at the cross wharf.
The Herald leaves Dunedin wharf at 10 p.m. to-day for the West Coast via Northern ports. A steamer passed the Heads bound North this morning. A large steamer passed Cape Brett at noon yesterday—probably the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s cargo steamer Pakeha, now due from London
MOVEMENTS OF UNtoN 6.5. OOMPANVd FLEET. Wednesday, October 23. Oamaru.— Rotokino arrived early from Bluff. Wellington.— Wainai arrived 3 a.m. from Picton.— Omapere arrived 5 a.m. from. Lyttelton..' —Penguin arrived 8 a.m. from Lyttelton. Nelson.— Grafton sailed 9.30 a.ra. for Wellingslngapore. Mount Sirion arrived' Monday from Sydney. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. Hie National Mortgage and Agency Company have advices that the s.s. Momari (Lyttelton, Ist September) arrived in London on 21st inst. with her cargo of frozen mutton in good condition.
Shipping Telegram*.
Auckland, October 22.— Tasmania, for Sydfley. —October 23: Anglian, from Sydney. Passengers for Dunedin : Mr and Mrs Smith, Mr Kcderlie; and three in the steerage. > Nelson, October 22.—The ship Pleiades (Captain Morton) arrived this evening after a passage of ninety-eight days from London. Wellington, October 22.—The Orowaiti, from Westport to Napier, has put in to repair a steam pipe.—Albertina, barquentine, from New York; 112 days out. Bluff, October 22.—Rotokino, for Oamaru.--Gratitude, ketch, for Wellington. Adelaide, October 22. —Catriona, for New Zealand.
Newcastle, October 22.—Excelsior, for Wellington. Clarence River, October 22. Yolande, for Port Chalmers.
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Evening Star, Issue 9833, 23 October 1895, Page 3
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472SHIPPING. Evening Star, Issue 9833, 23 October 1895, Page 3
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