SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 11068, 21 October 1899, Page 2

SHIPPING.

SAILED.-Octorer 21. Sir Henry, schooner, 82 tons, Cameron, for Hokitika. The Sir Henry took advantage of to-day's wind and left for Hokitika. The ship Oamaru, from Glasgow, was reported from C.»pe Saunders yesterday afternoon. The Koputai proceeded outtotenderher, but asnothing could be seen of the vessel the tug returned to port. The ship, however, reached the Heads about 10 p.m., and anchored. It is expected she will be towed into port this afternoon, and anchor in the quarantine grounds, as she ihas on board some combustibles. We hear that one of her apprentices received injuries by falling from aloft on to the deck about five weeks since. The ship Pleiades was towed down from Dunedin this morning and be;thed under the sheerlegs to hoist out a heavy lift, and to make her preparations for sailing for Napier, at which port she loads for London. The Shire line steamer Morayshire left the George street pier yesterday afternoon for London via Tiraaru, Ljtte'.ton, and the Bluff. Her cargo from this port comprised :—l,BsSi£sacks wheat, OS cases pelts, 79 do tallow, 154 baies wool, 178 do rabbitskins, 9 do sheepskins, 5 do basils, 1 do glue pieces, 19 do lea.her, 2 d > horsehair, 2 cases sundries, and the following frozen produce: —15,375 carcasses mutton, 438 quarters beef, 2ti bags and £8 cases do, 14 cases oc hearts, 75 do kidneys, 8,533 crates rabbits, 21 do and 5 bales hares, 153 cases mutton. Captain H. Douglas, owner of the barque EmEreza, has purchased the Russian barque Aldearan for the intercolonial trade. The American barque Alice, at present at Wellington, is manned by Japs, who are said to be as active as cats, and a complete success as seamen. The following vessels had been at ths Dunelin wharves during the past week : Arrived : Waihora 1,269 tons, Ilala 1,329, Enterprise 84, Mokoia 2,163, Invercargill 123, Janet Nicoll 490, Napier 48, Monowai 2,137, Mapourika 718, Express 36, Rimu 143; total, 8,536 tons. Siil*d: Napier 48 t»ns (twice) Express 36, Invercargill 123, Waihora 1,269, Mokoia 2,153, Monowai 2,137, Janet Nicoll 49G, Taranaki 1,130, Mapourika 718, Pleiades 91-7; total, 9,155 tons. EXPECTED STEAMER ARRIVALS TOMORROW. The Zealandia, from Sydney via Auckland and 'East Coist ports, will reach town about 5 p.m. Messrs Neill and Co., local agents for this fine new Bteamer, have had a capital model of the vesßel forwarded to them. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD Arrivals.—October 21: Wellington, 4.25 a.m., Mokoia, from Lyttelton.— Tiniaru, 6 a.m., Morayshire, from Port Chalmers.—Lyttelton, 7.5 a.m., Zealandia, from Wellington. Departures.-October 21: Wellington, 8.45 a.m., baique Alice, for Auckland. Lyttelto.i, last night, from the stream, Tolosa, for Guam. " ' • SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, October 19.—TJpolu, from Gisborne. —October 20; Aratapu, for Melbourne, with a cirgo of timber.—October 21: Upolu, for the South, Passengers: Misses Anderson, Browne, Mesdames Elliott, Bingham, Messrs Browne. Bingham, Fussell, Davis, Latham, Howe, atd B n'-on. •■•-■■ Wellington, October 20.—Hawke's Bay, from Auckland and Napier.—Te Anau and Mokoia, from Lyttelton.—Poherua, for Westport.—Zealandia, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Passengers: Misses' Monro, Thompson, Anderson, Low, Field, War- j ren, Hounson, Beswick, Weoton, Shirlaw, Neill, -I Keatley, Mesdames Vara and child, Izard and in- j fant. Greenwood and child, Macaulay, Boot and j child, Thompson, M'Gill, Henderson, Laing and i two children, Graham, Hon. Messrs Montgomery j and Bowen, Messrs Holford, Vallach, Roberts, Watt, Cooper, Owen, Nelson, Hume, BeaveD, Stevens, Harris, Woodhouse, Kelly, Millar, Malet, Milne, De Lissa, Maddox, Moynihan. Cooper, Birdling, Panthan, Dnnlop, Pidgeon, Ellaby, Miller and boy, Neill, Hughan. Howard, Graham, Stevenson, Laing, Master M'Allum ; twenty-five steerage.—October 21: Mokoia, from Lyttelton.— | Takapuca, from New Plymouth. j Lyttelton, October 20.—Hawea, from Oamaru. ! —October 21: Mapourika, from Dunedin. ! Sydney. October 20.—Waikare, for Wellington. '■ The Hon. J. G. Ward is a passenger.—October 21: River Hunter, from Kaipara. j London, October 20.—Aotea and Pehr Uglard from New Zealand. j Newcastle, October 20. —Margarita, for Auok- i land. ' j SroNEr, October 21.—Kate Tatham, from Westport.—Westralia, Irom Auckland. '_