LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 11452, 21 January 1901, Page 5

LATE SHIPPING.

SAlLED.—January 21. Moana, s.s., 3,915 tons, Carey, for Melbourne via Bluff and Hobart. Passengers : Misses Turnbull. Korft, Warnock, Wright, Collier, Fraser, Gray, White, Moore, Sprigg, Mesdames Gibb and child, Simpson, Wright, Stewart, Gray, Fuller, Healy, Messrs Kilpatriek, Gibb, Wise, Grifiith, Gill, Downie, Simpson, Thompson, Warnock, Stewart, Fuller, RobbLns, Jacobs, Whiting, Moore, Rev. Keogh; and four steerage. Of Messrs Keith Ramsay and Cn.'s Steamers the Invercargill is due from Invercargill via Waikawa to-morrow afternoon. She is to dock at Port Chalmers for an overhaul. The Rimu is to sail at 3 p.m. to-morrow for tho Bluff, where she will take on board about 1,000 sheep for the Campbell Islands. The Taluns is timed to sail from the cross ■wharf for Sydney via Lytelton, Wellington, Hast Coast ports, and Auckland at 4 p.m. -to-morrow. The Moana left the tongue wharf for Melbourne via Blnfi' and Hobart shortly after four o'clock this afternoon. Advices from Wellington intimate that the British India Company's steamer Jkliona is leaving Wellington for Lvtteltnn this afternoon. She is due in Dune-Jin about the end of the week. From Sew Zeaiand she will go to Australia. Some time this afternoon the Upola is due at Port CMmtrs from the West Coast. Sre returns to-morrow afternoon. The Kia-Ora, having been cleaned and painted, was floated out of the graving dock this forenoon, and berthed al'ortJ-sufe Ij.e hulks at the Bowen pier to take in'a supplv of bunker coal. Her place will be taken Vo by the Rosamond. _H.M.S. Mildura will not am re at Pert vhalmers until to-morrow morin.ig. A TEMPESTUOUS VOYAGE. WELLINGTON, January 21.—The bri<rantine Rotumah, which arrived from Newcastle- yesterday, had a tempestuous voyage, and 567 sleepers had to be jettisoned to en•«ure the safety of the vessel. STOPPING TELEGRAMS. LYTTELTON, January 21. Tutanekai, ior Dunedin.