SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 10931, 13 May 1899, Page 2

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER.

To morrow. Taiaroa Head: 5.17 0.m.. 6.38 P-ra. Port Chalmers: 5.59 a.m., 6.18 p.m. Dunedin: 6.44 a.m., 7.3 p.m. • ! ~~Taiaroa Head: 6.61 a.m., 6.16 p.in. Port Chalmers: 631 a.m., 6.56 p.m, Dunedin: -7-lti a.m., 7.41 p.m.

SAILED. Miy 12. Diugadee, s.s., 393 tons, Kerr, for Greymouth

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Perthshire, from London, overdue. Wailcaro, from Sydney, 14th Inst. Alararna, from Sydney, 14th inst. Chau, from Greymouth, 15th hist. Wakutipu, from Melbourne, 17th inst. Corinna, from Westport, 17th inst. ilon, from Auckland, 18tU inst. Matatua, from London, 18th inst. lalune, trorn Sydney, 20th inst. Westralia, from Sydney, 2lst inst. Waimate, from London, about 22nd inst, Mokoia. from Sydney, 27th inst. . PROJECTED DEPARTURES. To Anau, for Auckland, 14th inst. Waikare, for Melbourne, 15th inst. Mataroa. for Sydney. IGth inst. Ohau, for Greymouth, 17th inst. Wukatipu, for Sydney, 18th inst. Corinna, for Westport, 19th inst. T dune, for Melbourne, 22nd inst. Westralia, for Sydney, 23rd inst. Monowai, for Sydney, 24th inst. T'Uipo. for Westport, 25th inst. Tarawera, for Sydney, 30th inst.

The Dmgadee, having discharged the balance of her cargo of coals at the George street pier, sailed yesterday evening for Greymouth. Iho following passengers have booked by the Te Anau, leaving Dunedin to-morrow for Auckland v-a way ports .--Mesdames Smith, Roe, Lachman. \Vade, Misses Morrison. Bell, Alexander, Croft, V. u:3H ir Barker, Wilson, Day, Burke, Messrs Loe, Morrison, Blathwayt, D ividaon (2), Bute ter, Him tor, Hon. Mitchelaon; and seventetn .* t’cr-ag-1.

J ho Te Anau, having been cleaned and painted, was floated out of the graving dock this morning, and steamed up to Dunedin to take in cargo for Northern ports. The following vessels have been at the Dunedin wharves during the past week: Arrived: Rmm 143 tons, Elingaimte 1,675, Napier 48 Trtnpo 408, Mokoia 2,153, Te Anau 1,028; total! 5 4»5 tons. Sailed: Monowai 2.137 tons, Uimu 143, Elingamite 1,675, Napier 48, Mokoia 2.153. Taupe 408; total, 6,564 tons.

ACCIDENT TO THE KAWATIRI

Launceston, May 13.—The steamer Kawatiri, whi e leaving Strahan, struck at the entrance to the harbor, and had to return. It was found that she bad started the end of one of the butts of the hold. Repairshaving been temporarily effected, the Kawatiri resumed her trip.

EXPECTED STEAMER ARRIVALS TO-MORROW.

/The Waikare, from Sydney via Cook Strait, should reach townnbout 7 a.m.

The Mararoa, from Sydney via Auckland, is expected at Port Chalmers about mid-day. She will come up to town about 6.30 p.m.

TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD.

Arrivals, May 13: Timaru, 5 a.m , Taupe, from Dunedin.—Auckland, 9.15 a.m., Ringdove, from Lyttelton.-Wellington, 11.45 a.m., Waka* nui, from Banks Peninsula ; Mokoia. from Lyt. teltCn.

Departures. May 12: Lyttelton, 11.25 p.m., Mokoia, for Wellingt u.—May J3; Lyttelton, noon, Waikare. for Port-. Chalmers.—Wellington, ‘o sail 9 p.m., Mokoia, for Sydney.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS,

\\ ellinqxon, May 12—Mararoa, for Lytteltoi and Dunedin. Passengers ; Misses VVoolcombe. Melville, Iloldsworth, Hunt, M'Guinness, Mrs Hunter, Messrs Brown, Adams, Holloway, Drewe, Kirk. Rotomahana, for Lyttelton. May 13 | Owing to the southerly gale the Rotomahat a could not leave for Lyttelton last night Lyttelton, May 12.-The Wakauui, sheltering under Banks Pi niusula, bound frdTh Lyttelton to Timaru, has been ordered to Wellington.—May 13: Waikare, for Dunedin.—Mararoa, from Wellington.

London, May 12.—laclragbiri, from New Zealand.

Bun-p, May 13,-Steamers Star of England, from Timaru, and Hawea, from Westport. Auckland. May 13. -Flora, for the South. Passengers; Miss Cosier, Mesdames Ward, Goo, and family, Messrs M’Callum, Flesher, Gee, Brett, and Day.

Svi key, May 13.—1'arawera, from Auckland.