SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 11168, 17 February 1900, Page 4

SHIPPING.

1 Oi Hilgh Water. To-morrow. —'Taiaroa Head: 4.52 a.m., 5.8 r>.m. Port Chaln^irs: 5.32 a.m., 5.4 ii p.m. Dunedin: 8.17 a.m., K. 3! p.m. Monoay.—Taiaroa Head ; 5.21 a.m., 5.38 p.m. Port Chalmers: (1.1 a.m., ti.l6 p.m. Dunedin; 5.40 a.m., 7.1 p.m. A. ARRlVED.—Ff.urcxrt 17. Sir Henry, brigantine, (15 terns, Cameron, from Rreyniouth. Corinna, s.s., 82U tons, Brophy, from Westport. Mokoia, 5.8., 3,502 tons. Sinclair, from Sydney via Wellington and Lyttelton. Passengers; Misses Merrett, Dash, Kano, Ewing (1), Hirschberg, Black, Pettit, Burns, Knowles, Reid, Peter] Mcsdames Ewing, Nash and child, Black, Miller,’ Whitcombe, Fahey. Partington, Nai.srnith and child, Knowles. ’"-ath and child, Cox and infant., William- an I chill, Taylor, Thompson, Glondining ami , ;.|, Lvnn, Fox, Houthan] Cameron, Messrs Paul (2). Dwyer, Knho, Cook, M'Laren. Lloyd, Mcnvtt, Cameron, Wells, Miller, (ones, Manclerson, Kedzlie, Martin, White', Verex, Barclay, Lnngstrcct, Wilkin, M'Beath,’ Abbott, Shaw, Carter, Rev. Mr Fell, Rev. Mr Gibb ; and twenty steerage. SAlLED.— Fj!bru4ry 17. I or! rat era a, 5.3., 2,020 tons, Baker, for London via Wellington.

A U.S.S. Company’s steamer passed 01 ago Heads yesterday afternoon, bound north. The l.V.rinna arrived at Dunedin at !1 a.m, today. Sh- left Grevmtn hj at 8 p.m. on the 12th, c died at Westport, Tiiiiarn, and Oarnaru, leaving the latter port at 4 a-m. to-day, and arrived as above.

The scow Nca.ru has successfully discharged her two large boilers at the Cement Works, ami returns to Knipara the first favorable onnortunity. « The s.s. Undaunted commenced shipping oats (o' which she will take 4,000 sacks), at the export pier, Port Chalmers, yesterday. As noon as the 1 Star’ extra was received on the wharf, the harbormaster’s flag was hoisted, and in less than ten minutes afterwards there was a fine display of bnntmg.from all the ships in the harbor. The Naval Artillery, who break up camp to-day, fired a 21-gun salute from their 6-inch gun. Lieutenant-commander Allen made a patriotic speech, nod the proceedings altogether were of an enthusiastic character. The departure of (Tie Corinna has been postponed until Monday. The Mokoia, sailing for Melbourne, will not leave Port Chalmers till Monday afternoon. Tuesday's-express train will connect at the Bluff. The Tyser line steamer ludralema, having clischarged the balance of her cargo from New York, and taken-on board 2,1)00 sacks grain aud a quantity of bales of word, left the George street pier this morning for London via Wellington.

H.M.S. Diana, now conveying relief to the Australian sqnadron, recommissions the Mildura. Commander Leah, of the Mildura, takes the Diana Home. She is a twin-screw cruiser of 6,600 tons and 8,000 horse-power, and was launched in 1895. The Diana is a 19.5-kuot « T 1 rule, Sir Henry, which arrived here this morning from Greymouth with a load or sleepers for the ttailwjw Department, is consigned to Mr ,T. A. Harper. ißhe,left Greymouth on the -Ith inst.; had variable to Cape Farewell, which Was passed on jfte 6th, and strong southerly winds through Strait; Banks PeniusuU waa pissed last Thursday evening; thence fine weather to the He&k, which she reached last night, and was toweiT»p to Dunedin wharf by the Flacky this mornlaJT The Mokoia arrived Trom Sydney at 6 a.m. this , morning. She left Sydney at 2 p.m. on the 10th inst., and was abeam of Cape Farewell at 3.15a-m

on the 14th inst. ; rounded Stephens Island at 6.63 , n.m., and reached Wellington 12.30 p.m.; left . sgriin at 5 p.m. on the 15th, and arrived ns above. Experienced light, variable winds until approaching New Zealand coast, when met with (strong southerly breeze and moderate sea to Wei- . lington aud fine weather along the coa-t. The Mokoia has just completed a fast passage from Wellingto'n to Sydney and back, the run over • from wharf to wharf being accomplished in the ’ quick time of 3d 15h SOmin, and returning again in 3d 19h 57min. A most enjoyable dance was . held on the night of the 6th inst. and a concert on the 6th ran-to Sydney. The’following vessels halve been at the Dunedin , Wharves during the past week: —Arrived: I 1! ■ i l 22 roa , r &iUj J23 tons, Waikare 1;901, EUngamPe p76,| Auckland-1, 246, -TaltmejL37o, Pnkakii)l7,

Express 36, Flora 838, Molrola 2,153, Sir Henry 95. Cbriuna 820; tota3, ll,!?*!* tons. Departures: Upolii, 700 tons. Waits ro 1,901, Ngaru 66, Wan aka 91i, Talune 1,370, Annie Hill 121, Flora 838: total, 9.283 tons. EXPECTED STEAMER ARRIVALS TO-MORROW. The Mararoa, from Lyttelton, at Dunedin wharf, at 5 p.m. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Departures. February 16; Spit 7.45 p.m., Papanui, for Wellington. —February 17 ; Oamarii! Corinno, for Port Chalmers. Arrivals.— February 17 : Lyttelton, 12.25 p.m:, 1 lora, from Port Chalmers. Shipping Telegrams. Auckland, February 10. Ship Republic, for .Melbourne with nearly half a million feet of timber. This is the largest cargo of timber that

ever left Auckland m one bottom. —Omapere for East Coast ports and Wellington —February 17 : Te Anau, for the South. Passengers :' Misses Lvaaght, Casey. M'Lennan, Mesdames Barron Stewart, Donald, Harlow. Nathan ami family’ •lame.s, torhes, Downie, Price, Messrs Downie, Clark, Duddon, Rice, Lysaght. lies, Large, Pern' Jntton, Bussell, Nathan, Ovcndale, Benjamin! jiHoJon, Fortvr, A*ulerson. Wellington. Febmary 16. - Hinemoa, for Lyttelton.-Rotorua, for Lvtte.lton.—Mararoa, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Rotouiahana, for Lyt-u>ltOD.*“-rebru!.ry 17: 2,10 a.m.. iMapourika, from Ononnrga and New Plymouth. Last night, lavuini. from Auckland. Lyttelton, February 16. H.M.S. from Akaroa.—Kotoiti, for Wellington and Ka*t _ Talune. for Sydney via Wellington, Mokoin, for Melbourne and tho South.—February 1/ : l ion, from Dunedin. Aliu.nv, February 16.—Britannia, from London. lasseugofH for New Zealand: Mr Johnson, Mr Mr*, and ?rlins R'*ryl. Sydnky. February 17. Waihora. from New /•aland. London, February 16.—Charles Grice, for Wellington.