LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 12874, 25 July 1906, Page 5

LATE SHIPPING.

SAILED.—JuIy 25. Speculant,_ barquentino, 364 tons, Jacobson, for Kaipara. Tho pontoon which was sank while loaded with metal has been pumped out, and was hauled up on Isbistor’s slip this morning for repairs. In addition to being recaulked, she will bo strengthened with additional beams. The barquentino Speculant, having completed ballasting, was towed clear of the Heads this afternoon and sailed for Kaipara. Shipping telegrams from Kaipara state that the Onyx has sailed for Sydney. Her agent, Mr Guthrie, informs us that her destination is Warrnambool. SHIP OUTSTRIPS A STEAMER Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, July 25. The ship Neotsfield mad© a passage from Cape Town to Newcastle in thirty days, beating a tramp steamer, which loft East London for tho same port three days afterwards, by one day. THE ROSE CASEY, [Special to the Stab.] INVERCARGILL, July 25. The Rose Casey has been floated into a safer position on tho beach. The leak baa not been located yet. TELEGRAPHIC NOTICE BOARD. Arrivals.—July 25 ; Wellington, 7.45 i.m., Greystoke Castle, from Newcastle. —Lyttelton, 7.30 a.ra., Victoria, from Dunedin. ■THE OVERSEA STEAMERS. The Star of Australia, from London via Australian ports, arrived at Auckland to-day. The Mimiro and Somerset left London for Wellington yesterday. _ The Turakina, from New Zealand, arrived at Monte Video yesterday. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. SYDNEY July 25.—11 a.m., Warrimoo, from Wellington. NEWCASTLE, July 25—Karitane and Queen Helena, from Port Chalmers.