SHIPPING.
HIGH WSZER. TO-Moaaow. Twiflioa Head: 5.43 a_m.; 6.4 pjou Bort Ghaimers: 6.23 a-m., 6.44 p.sn. DtanadSn s X 8 a-ai., 7.29 pjiu ABEIVED.—March 14. Monowai, sls-, 2,136 touß, C. Maedooaid, from Meflwanne via Hobarfc and the Biaff. Passengons : Miss Wheetodc, Mesdarocs Brook, Francm, M*Kay,' Lecv Smithsosi, Brook, Stiwng, Knatcis, M'Kay, Bowmaar, Bwiaaxi, Rxfocd, GooJd, and Colonel Srrathaon; t-roewty-t-wo steerage. SAILED.—March 13. ImwHTawplL fui., 125 ton*, Hanatng, ior LnwwcatgilT. _Hawea, &.S., Lsscey, foe tire \vesi Coast. Maxmka, -Sydney. Awkfand, and East Coaetporta. Passengers : Ear Lyttekon—Misses Wearae, •lanes, Mesdamos Eemeick \Z). Wama. M«6Kr3 Palmer, Joiks, Fimmore. FoiWeTfinglon—Misses Home, Mason, Hay, Cox, da«.«B Botiiamby, George, Boakin, R«muTKLvonL, Mitcboik Mes&ns Harlow, Murdoch (2), Ron Eon, Chaodlor, M'Kenzie. For Napier—Miss Geary, Mrs Hill, Messrs HiU (2), KiR. For Gisborao— Misses Coleman., Maorais. Messrs ColeTin. Rogers, Johnston. For Aw:kfanid— Mirees Pollard, Brown, Dovexeax, Pack, lias. White, Sievwrigiht (2), Mesdanjes Gibson. Corbett-, Btrrt. foul], WSfiama, Goodkit and two children. R»e, Foster, Meissrs Gibson, Greig. Ijamborn, Smith, Rwnolds, Marshal). Coull, White. For Sydney—Miss BoJiroe. Mes&rs Fraater, Salmon, N-eiLl. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. —Coastal.— Waikatfe, trcan Auckland, March 15. Corinna, from Ooehiuiga, March 16. -^-Intercolonial. Warrimoo, from Sydney via (»ok Stcnit, March 17. Zealandia. from Svdney via Auckland, March 18. Wmnmera, from Melbourne, March 21. PROJECTED DEPARTURESMonowai, for Sydney via Cook SfcraaL March 15. Koonya, for the West Coast, March 15. Wnikare, for Auckland, MaTch 16. Worrimoo, for Melbonme. March 18. Carinna, for Onehttrtga, March 18. In port noou to-day :—-At Dunedin: Mooowri, Ramu, Ivoonya (steam), DiJpussmnl, Eunice (sail). At Port Chalmers : Waipori, Ripple, Tarawera, Te Anaai, Moura, Muirihilco (steam), Advance (sail). The Monowai reaciied Dunedin from Medboarne via Hofaart and the Bluff this rrborning. She left Helbonrjie on the 7th inst. aA 8 p.m., arrived at Hobart on the 9th at twelve noon, left same day at 9 p.m., anchored off the Bluff at 10 p.m. an the 12th inst., berthed alongside wharf n/t. 6 a.m. on 13th insL, aad left for Dunedin at 4 p.m., arriving at Dnnedin wharf at 5 a.m. to-day. KTperieivced light to fresh variable winds, with smooth sea and fin© weather, throoghout the voyage. She left for Port Chalmers at five o'clock this evening, and sails abont three o'clock tomorrow for Sydney via Wellington. The Maxmka left the tongue wharf at 5 p.m. yesterday, and 6ailed for Sydney via Auckland. According to the ' New Zealand Gazette,' repairs are about to he effected to the Akaroa Head light. To enable them to be carried cat, the flatsliing light will l>o replaced for about- fourteen days by a fixed white light, visible about twesntythxee miles from a vessel's deck, in clear weather. The s.s. Wootton. recently purchased for the C!hxistchnrxm-Kaipara river trade, went aground yesterday on a sandbank in the Wadmakariri. bttt is expected to be jjot off without damage or difficulty. NO LUCK. The steamer Pelican r-etnrned to Anck.and from the Three Kings last irightafber an unsuccessful search for the ESngamite treasure. The weather was very rough, and orriy one descent was made by the diver, to eleven fathoms. An accident to the apparatus occurred, and Mr Parkes, sen., had a narrow escape. The steamer cam© on to AacHand to secure erxtra gear for the operations, and will leave again to make a further attempt to gain the treasure. A CAPTAIN FINED. Press Association—By Telegrapli—Copyrigbt. BRISBANE, March 14. (Received March 14, at 9L54 a.m.) The captaan of the steamer Papuan wub fined £5 for lua refusal to carry mails. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. WELLINGTON., March 13.—Waifcare, for LytteJton and Dunedin. Passcngrara for Dunedin : Miss Hay, Mesdam.es Finch and Brown. BLUFF, March 14.—H'memoa, for the West Coast Sounds. LYTTELTON, March 14.—8.25 a.m.. Manuka, from Dunedin. LONDON, March 13.—Ionic, for Lyttcltan. SYDNEY. March 14. —8 a.m.. Moeraki, from Wellington. (For eantimiafcion see Late Shipping).
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Evening Star, Issue 12761, 14 March 1906, Page 6
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625SHIPPING. Evening Star, Issue 12761, 14 March 1906, Page 6
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