SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 10394, 16 August 1897, Page 3

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER. To-morrow.—Taiaroa Head : 5.26 a.m., 5.42 p.m. Pitt Chalmers: 6,6 a.m., 6.28 p.m. Dunedin : 6.51 a.m., 7-7 p.m. » i ■—.—. PORT CHALMERS ARRTVED.—August 14. Mararoa, s.s., 1,384 tons, Chatfield, from Sydney via Cook Strait. Passengers: Mesdames Moore, Green, Hill-Tait, Franklyn, Honey, Misses Cockroft, Corrick, Warren, Papprill, Low, Mills, Messrs Albury, Moore, Hill-Tint, Green, M'Gill, Franklyn, Isaac, Crawford, Greenslade, Campbell, Don, Russell, Shanks, Morrison, Shea, Bevins; and thirteen in the steerage. Westralia, s.s., 1,819 tons, Bull, from Sydney via the East Coast. Passengers: Mesdames Collins, Coghlan, Blakely and boy, Wilson, Perriarn, Solomonaen, Shelmadine, Coghlan, Misses

Dumbletoa ;<2), Perriam, -Torrance,- Rasmnssen, Greer, Stark. Laing, Mesars J. Prebble, Bird, Eethune, Collins, Ramgden, Ormiston, Tilburne, Connolly, Orr, Hart, Laing, Macfarlaue, Wilberforce, Brooke, Steaaman* Coghlan and family, Hymanson, Jones, Greeri," Blakely, C. Bills, Wilson, Hadett, Stephenson, Coghlanand family; and twenty-eight in the steerage. ■ Sailed.—August 15. Morayshire, s.s., 3.822 tons, Duncan, for London. August 16. Moraroa, s.s., 1,381 tons, Chatfi'eld, for Melbourne via the Bluff and Hobart. Passsengers : Miaiea Ro))erts (3), Hirshfield,< Griffiths, L. Simpson, J. M'Dohald, Doig, Mesdames Riedle, Tonkin, Oswald, Clarke, Roberts, Driver, Whittock, Messrs Tonkin, T. Bennet, T. Lake, Clarke, H. Ross, W. Neill, Jackson and son, Williamson, Myers. Carter,W. T. Todd, J. A. X. Riedle; and thirteen in the steerage. The Waikare was floated out of the graving dock on Saturday night, and her place taken up by the Monowai, which met with a.slight mishap in entering the Bluff Harbor on-Friday, and was docked for sighting. ...-'"■ The Morayshire, which left the George street pier yesterday afternoon for London, took the following cargo: 495 bales wool and skins, 3,611 Racks oats, IbO casks pelts, 450 casks tallow, 21 cases casings, 5 packages sundries, 78 cases kidneys, 150 crates hares, 7,892 crates rabbits, and 31,908 carcasses mutton. Of this she took on board at Timaru 107 bales, 89 casks pelts, 450 casks tallow, 78 cases kidneys, 50 cases hares, and 13,673 carcasses mutton. -At Oamaru: 58 bales, 21 cases casings, 2 packages sundries, 100 crates hares, 2,510 crates rabbits, and 9,065 carcasses mutton. At Port Chalmers: 330 bales, 3,611 aacks oats, 71 casks pelts, 3 packages sundries, 5,382 crates rabbits, and 9,170 carcasses mutton. The s.s. Mararoa, with passengers and cargo from Sydney via Cook Strait, arrived at the tongue wharf at 5.30 p.m. on Saturday. Mr Nancarrow, the purser, reports that she left the Union bteain Ship Company's wharf at Sydney at 1.40 p.m. on the 7th inst., experienced strong easterly'gales with high seas, and breasted Cape Farewell at 8.14 a.m. on the 11th inst.; passed Stephens island at 11.10 a.m., and arrived at Wellington at 4 p.m. same day. She left tor the South at midnight on the 12th inst., had light winds with fine weather, and arrived at Lyttelton * p i m - ? n the , l3th inst - She pushed on again at midnight for headquarters, encountered strong southerly and south-west winds with high seas aloDg the coast, and arrived as above. She steamed down the harbor this morning, and left in the afternoon for the Bluff, Hobart, and Wellington. During the week ended Aueust 15 the following vessels had been at the Dunedin wharves: £,o r }y al - s \ % ral , d 350'tons-.(twice), Invercargill 123 (twice), Waihora 1269, Brunner 332, Pukaki 719, Te Anau 1,028, Corinna 820, Mararoa 1,384, Westralia 1,819 tons; total, 11,002 tons. Departures : Hauroto 1.276 tons, Waihora 1,269, Napier 48, Invercargill 123, Te Anau 1,028, Poherua 823, Herald 356. Pukaki 719; total, 5,741 tons. The Monowai will be floated out of the graving dock on this evening's tide. The Westralia, from Sydney via the East Coast ports, arrived at Dunedin wharf at 5 p.m. yesterterday. She left Sydney on the 4th inst, arrived a lu u ~a nd on tbe 9tIl « and left "gain on the 10th, calling at Gisborne On the 11th, Napier on the 12th, Wellington on the 13th, and Lyttelton on the 14th; left the latter port at 10 p.m. on Saturday and arrived as above; experienced h.S.h. winds and heavy swell the Three Kinga on the Bth, tnence to Gisborne an easterly gale and heavy head seas and thick rainy weather, and variable winds and moderate weather to arrival. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's ship \\ estland (Captain R. Kelly) is on the loading berth at London for this port.

THE DIRECT STEAMERS. The^ following is a list of passengers booked per the New Zealand Shipping.'Company's R.M.S Ruahine up to July 10. The steamer sailed from Plymouth on July 24, and is due at Wellington on September 6:—Miss M. C. D. Clephane, Mrs H. Barclay, Mr C. H. Lascelles, Mr and Mrs C. Pielsticker, Mr R. Pielsticker, Misses Pielsticker (2), Mibs Heap, Mr and Miss Stuckey, Mrs J. Whittle, Mr and Mrs Tesckeraaker, Mr W. W. Dickenson, Mr G. C. Arnold, Mr W. M. Powell, Lieutenantcolonel Pitt, Captain Robin and Jubilee contingent. Captain Tainaranga, Miss E. M. Carrick Miss M. M. Smith, Mr R. Glegg, Mr J. C. Love, Miss Love, Miss K. Emery, Miss R. P. Caro, Mr 0. Gregory, Mr J. Tucker, Mr J. Hunter, Mrs Meredith, Mr H. W. Smith, Dr G. Lapraik' Mr E. Ormes, Mr J. Neilson, Mr and Mrs Martin, 'Miss Vousden, Mrs W. Rishings, Mr and Mrs J. Mutter, Mi s Pringle, Mr, Mrs and Miss Ratcliffe, Mr W. Kininmont, Miss B. M'Gill, E. Irving, Mr J. Burroughs. Mr W. J. Oldfield, Mr D. Robinson. Miss K. Welsh, Mr J. Lowe, Mr F. Wortley, Mr A. Low. Mr D. Taverdale, Mr G. Pirie, Mr J. Henry, Mr J. Hewson, Mr J. P. Maull "Messrs J. and A. Thomson, Mr J. King, Mr R. Machray, Mr P. Nicol, Mr J. Richardson, Miss S. M'Poland, Mr H. Muckle, Miss M. Holmes, Mr W. Riddell, Mr H. Clarkson, Mr T. Gray, Mr J. Bendtsen, Miss M. Taylor, Mr L, T. Brown, Messrs T. and J. O'Grady, Mr R. Mascall, Miss Mascall, Mr H. T. Whittingham, Mr J. T. M'Goun, and Mr T. Brown. THE AORANGI. The Aorangi sailed from Wellington for Suva and Vancouver yesterday morning with the following additional passengers: Mr and Mrs Jellicoe, Messrs Pier, M'Kinnon, Swan, Pickering, Begbie, Pike, and Scott. She takes a little cargo, including 283 cases of meat and 58 darcasses of sheep for Vancouver. MOVEMENTS OP UNION S.S. COMPANY'S FLEET. Monday, August 16. Bluff.—Pukaki sailed 2 p.m. for Oainaru. Lyttelton.—Corinna sailed 2 p.m. for Wellington.—Orowaiti sails 7 p.m. for Westport. Nelson.—Mahinapua sailed 11.30 a.m. for New Plymouth. Westport.-Omapere sailed 11 a.m. for Lyttelton. Auckland.—Waihora arrived 9.30 a.m. from Gisborne. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Arrivals.—August 16: Auckland, 11.40 a.m., larawera, from Sydney.—3 p.m., Tongariro, from Wellington. Departures.—August 16: Grevmouth, 12.45 p.m., Brunner, for Dunedin. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Albany, August 16.—Orizaba, from London. Passengers for New Zealand: Colonel and Mrs Pearce, Mr David. Timaru, August 16.-Tokomaru, from Wellington. Auckland, August 16.—11.4.0 a.m., Tarawera, from Sydney. Passengers : Mrs Menteath, Misses Fitzgerald and Wishart, Messrs Rose, Menteath, * l «gerald; and one in the steerage.—Kathleen Hilda, from Lyttelton.—9 a.m., Waihora, from the South.