SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 10881, 15 March 1899, Page 3

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER.

To-Morrow.—taiaroa Head: 5.27 a.ra., 5.4 a Bm. Pott Chalmers: 6.7 a.m., b.25 p.m. unedin: 6.52 a.to;, 7.10 p.m.

ARRIVED -March U Monowai, s.s., 2,137 tons. Chatfield. from Melbourne via Hobart and the Bluff. Passeii' ■en: Mr Baird. Mr A. T. Robinson, Mr J. R. M'A'pine, Mr Hailes, Mr Moffat, Messrs Hogan «), Miss Wd. Mr W. Wilson, Mr E.W. Hoy. cock, Mrs Curtis, Mr and Mrs Clarke. Mr Suaw, Mr Sharp. Miss Donegan, Miss Briscoe. Mrs E. Chick. Mr R. Waierstod, Mr Hambrook, Mis-es Western (2), Mr and Mre Pollock, child, and ser? vant. Mr Sharp, Mr Angling, Misses Hefferman Q), Mr Moulday, MrT. R. Scott, Miss L.owe ; and seventeen in the steerage. March 14. Hesketh. s.s., 393 tons, Black, from Grej mouth via the Bluff.

SAIL>D.-Marchl4. Monowai. S.S., 2.137 tons, Cbatfield. for Sydney via Cook Strait. Passengers: Mesdames Findlay, J Hooper, M'Leod, Edward?, F, Oakden and boy, Howard, Hardman. Bryne, Thomson, Russeli, maid, and child, Mercer and child, lindlav. Sutton. Williams and two children, Ball, Jagg, 0, P, Wilson. Parton, Ogelvie, Russell, J, Brown, Misses Robertson, Hay, Neill, Leigh, Leahy, Thomson Greenfield (2), Messrs J. R. Swtt, Ogelvie, Heywood, J. Hooper, Ball, J, W. Jago/K. M'Lennan. C, P. Wils-on, W. Dick, Parton, .1. Gray. Findlay. Brown, Fraser.C, Napier Sat, J. Wheeler, F. Fleming, J. Hpwden, W. J. eek. A. Prentice. John Gray, T. W. Allen. Rev, findlay, Father Vincent; and twenty-nine in the Bteera * e ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS, ' 7au3?--&om Westport. 16th inst. _ Mararoa, from Sydney, "iota 2*~ "" X Mokoia, from Sydney, 19th inst x Herald, from Grevmouth, 19th mat. \ Waikare, from Melbourne, 22nd inst. Oorinna, from Westport, 22nd inst. Tarawer , from Sydney, 25th inst. Fifeahire, from London, 25th inst. Westralia, from Sydney, 26th vnst. Ruahine, from Liverpool, 11th prox, Silverhow left Liverpool 30th December. Loch Bredan left Liverpool 25th January. Hawke's Bay left New York Mst January, Kirloch left Liverp:ol Bth February, fessfieid left Glasgow 14th February. Ribston left New York 21st February. Waiwera left Glasgow 26th February. Queen Eleanor left New York Ist March. PROJECTED DEPARTTJKEb. Taupo, for Westport, 17th inst. Te Anan, for Auckland, 17th inst. Mokoia, for Melbourne. 20th inst Mararoa, for Sydney. 21st inst. Herald, for Grevmouth, 22ud inst. Waikare, for Sydney, ZJrd inst. Corinna, for Westport, 24th inst. Tarawera, for Melbourne, 27th inst. - Westralia, for Sydney, 2Sth inst. ' Waihora, for Sydney, 4th prox.

The Union Company have been advised that the Mapourika left Greyniouth this afternoon for Port Chalmers direct. The Taupo will not now reach here until The Invercargill is at present laid up at the Rattray street wharf. The ship Canteibury left Lyttelton yesterday with a full cargo of wool, oats, and general produce for London. , . The charters for six or seven sailing vessels to }oad grain at Lyttelton for London are announced. . . , , . ~ A.n interesting presentation took place in tne Chamber of Commerce rooms at Baltimore on January 12 to the officers acd men of the Johnston hne steamer Vedainore, for their recent rescue of forty-five men from the lost steamer Londonian. The captain and two mates each received a gold watch, and Captain Bartlett in addition a puree df gold, whi'.e each of the seven men of the lifeboat's crew got 75d01. , The Manapouri, having been cleaned ana painted, was floated out of the graving dock this afternoon. ~ The repairs to the steering gear and poop rails and the other damage sustained by the barque Carnmoney are being carried out with all possible despatch, and we are happy to state that Captain Smythe and the other members of the crew who were injured are progressing satisfactorily. The Hesketh, from Greymouth via the Bluff, arrived alongside the George street pier yesterday evening, aud commenced this mornug to discharge part cargo of railway sleepers. She left the Bluff at 5 a.m. yesteiday, and had moderate weather along the coast. a„„»„i:„„ H M S Curacoa, which was on the Australian station for some years, narrowly escaped being run down in Plymouth Sound. A report of the incident by the English mail, dated January 24, says: "H.M.S. Collingwood arrived in Plymouth Sound on January 23. In coming into harbor in the evening she ran into the training ship Curacoa, which was at anchor in the Barnpool, knocking a hole in her starboard side. The Curacoa began to leak badly, and two dockyard tugs went to her assistance. She was taken into harbor, ana was afterwards docked. The collision was due to the tide carrying the Collingwood down on the Curacoa. . _ . , ,\ The Mon w<i, from Melbourne via Hobart and Bluff Harbor, armed at Port Chalmers ai.d anchored off Koputai Bay at 4.50 p.m. yesterday. She left the company's wharf at Melbourne at l.af p.m. on the Bth inst., and cleared the Heads at 7.4 p.m. After calling at Williamstown at 3130 p m„ paved Swan Island at U. 30 a,m. on tb« 9th lust.,

■ and arrived at Hobart at<4.9o a.m. on the 10th inat.; pushed on again at 0.50* p.m. on the same day, cleared Tasman Island at4.l3p.ra., and arrived at the Bluff at 3.35 p.nf. on the 13th inst.: left again for headquarters at 5.30 a.m. on the 14th inat., and arrived at Port Chalmers at 4.50 p.m. yesterday; left again at 6 p.m., tendered by the tug Plucky, and proceeded to Dunedin She bad fine weather from Melbourneto Gape St. Helens, thence light northerly winds with smooth seasand fine weather, followed by strong southerly winds and overcast weather until she reached Ilobart, and from that port she experienced fresh S.B.E. winds veering ta S.E. to arrival at the Bluff, followed by fresh )N.E. winds with fine weather to arrival: ShVwas to leave again this evening for Sydney via Cook Strait.

EXPECTED STEAMER ARRIVALS TOMORROW. The Te Anau, from Auckland via East Coast ports, will reach town about 7 a.m. to-morrow. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Arrivals.—March 15: Lyttelton, 9.15 a.m., Elingamite, from Port Chalmers; 11 a.m., ludraghiri, from Spit—Bluff, 9.45 a.m., Clitus, from Port Ghiilmers.— Wellington, 1.30 p.m., Mararoa, from Sydney. Departures.— March 14: Lyttelton, 8.10 p.m., Ranffshire. for Waitara.—l.ls p.m., Te Anau, for Port Chalmers.-Greymouth, 12.25 p.m , Mapourika, for Port Chalmers. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

[ Auckland, March.l4.—Ovalau, for Raia' l n;a. Wellington, March 14.—Te Anau, for Lyttel--1 ton ani Dunedin. Passengers: Misses Death, llenton, Kirk, Tennant, Mesdames Studley, Dalziel and child. Perrin and infant, Findlay, Dickie, Markmaun, Stewart, Patterson and child, Smith, Strang, Grant and son, Abbott, Captain M'Donald, Dr Ross and child, Messrs Stevens, Gibb, Taylor, Cowan, Ronayne, Stewart, Nicoll, Richardson, Marsden, Fullerton, Studley, Fiulay, Andrew, Sage, Lo Keong, Wong King, Lowe, Smith, Lauih, Armstrong, Collier, Wall, Barron, Dickie, Miller, Wood, Mee, Patterson, Briar, Oxford, and twenty-six steerage, March 15: Rotoiti, from New Plymouth. - Herald, from Lyttelton.—l.3o p.m., Mararoa, from Sydney, with seventy-five passengers. Those for Lyttelton are: Mrs Gardiner, Messrs Gardiner, Phillips, Hoistendale, Blake; and ten in the steerage, lor Dunedin: Messrs Gibson, Marcus, and Holdern ; and seven in the steerage.— Rotomahana, from Lyttelton. Lyttelton, March 14.—The barqueltine Lark, bound from Timaru to Kaipara, passed Lyttelton Heads this afternoon.—March 15: Elingamite, from Dunedin. Bluff, March 14.—Talune, for Melbourne.-M-rch 15: Clitus, steamer, from Dunedin. London, March 14.—Nairnshire, s.s., for Australia and New Zealand ports.—Loch Bredan, for Wellington. Sydney, March 15.—Loch Lorndon, for Lyttelton. Newcastle, March 15.—Yesterday, Hawea, for Lytteltou.—The Wenona returned to port owing to heavy weather, but has sailed again. Fuemantle, March 15. Vale RoyaU from Ktipura.