LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 12882, 3 August 1906, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRIVED.—August 3.

Pukaki, s.s.. 917 tons, Cameron, from the West Coafet.

SAlLED.—August 3.

Wakanoi, s.s., 3,751 tons, Parsons, for the Bluff.

Tarawera, s.s., 1,269 tons, Bolls, for Auckland via.East Coast ports. Passengers : For Wellington—Mrs Storey and child, Messrs Charters, Butler. For Auckland—Mesdames Shennherd, Maealister, Messrs Sheppherd, Macalister; seven steerage.

In port noon to-day :—At Dunedin : Wakarlui,. Cape Corso, Tarawera, Pukaki Olive (sail). At Port Chalmers : Moana, Te Anau, Progress, Timaru (steam). The Federal steamer Devon, which should have heen here a day or two ago, is experiencing the common lot of vessels which work Lyttelton. She is being stuck up for want of trucks. Her ageDts anticinate that she will be here to-morrow, The sailing of the Wakanui, projected for yesterday, had to be postponed owing to the bursting of a steam-pipe. The steamer got away for the Bluff this afternoon.

The barque Olive, now at the Rattray street wharf \ has been,fixed for Kaioara. At that port she will load timber for Melbourne. It is hoped to despatch her to-morrow.

. The Cane Corso left the Victoria wharf for Port Chalmers about noon. Shis will sail thence for Lyttelton td-tnorrow. , The Tarawera left tho cross wharf for Auckland at 3 p.m. The Corinna, from New Plymouth, is due about midnight. The Warrimoo, from Sydney, is expected to arrive at Port Chalmers. about 8 a.m. to-morrow, and will come up to Dunedin about 3 n.rri;

The Pukaki, with 500 tons of coal and a quantity of sleepers, arrived at Dunedin about 1i.30 a.m., and berthed ai jetty street wharf.

Caotain David. R.N:R., <Sf the ShatrSavill steamer Corinthic, was shown over the new channel near Harrington Point. The> ca,t>tain was accompanied by Captain M'Callum, harbor-master; It is understood that Caotain David will report to his owners at Home.

SLIGHT MISHAP TO THE TALtiNE.

AtJCKLANT), August 3. The steamer Talnne, arriving from Gisborne, was swept by the tide against thu warship Pioneer. The Talune had a few plates amidships slightly dented, while the Pioneer's stem .was bent; It is hot thought that the damage is serious; but the Talune is being docked for examination.

FLORA COLLIDES WITH A BAEGE.

Press Association—By Telegraph— Copyright

MELBOURNE, August 3, (Received August 3, at 10.35 a.m.)

The steamer Flora when entering the Yarra from Hobart .collided with the barge Batman. . The Flora, emerged ■with a big; hole in her port; bow and two plates split. T.he barge was so badly damaged that she had to be beached. TELEGRAPHIC NOTidE BOARt>. ' Arrival's.—August 2: Auckland, 11.15 p.m.,. Hauroto,. from Itarotonga,—Au&usi 3 : Lyttelton, t.20 a.m., Monowai, from " Dunedin. Departures.—August 3 : . Invercargill, 10.30 a.m.j tnvercargillj for Dunedin. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ~. MELSOUUfsTEj August 3.—Rbiia, foj, Tiiriaiii. THROUGH PASSENGERS.—THIB DAY. FROM DtTNBDtF.FOK THS NORTEL

First Express.—Mr R. F. Foster, Jan., Mr C. Jeffreys.. Dr. and Mrs M'Ara, Mr A. P. Camobellj. Mrs W. M. Kirkcaldy and Master G. Kirkcaldy.