LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 13098, 3 November 1908, Page 4

LATE SHIPPING.

,1 . SAILED.— Nbvemb.er 3. ' . Manuka, b.b., 4,505 tons, Newton, lor Sydney , via East Coast ports. Passengers : For —Mrs Tanner, Messrs Fieldwick, Richards, De Beer. For Wellihgton—Misses Scott (2), Turton, Donne, Thompson, Mesdames Jackman, Stevens, Messrs Butterworth, Dr Scott: ■ For -Napier—Mrs Wilkinson, and child, Mr Milne. For Gisborne—pisses Pitt, Bennett, Mrs Bull and child. ’ For Auckland—Misses? Broderick, Bell, Mooj*e,Proctor,. Mes.dames Broderick, . Algio, Blathwayt, Messrs, Broderick (2), Algie, Lamb (2)T The Karamea took away .4,200 §acks ofoats. -Kia Ora, s.s., will be loading Homeward cargo' at Port Chalmers until the 14th.' Cape Maria Van Diemen reports that the Huddart-Parker Sydney steamer, from the east, passed west at 9.20 a.m? to-day. The New, Zealand Shipping Company’s Rnapuna sailed from Plymouth for Wellington and Lyttelton oh Olcobcr 51. HA WE A WRECK. The department has wired to Captain Beaumont, superintendent of mercantile marine:—“ Advise shipmasters going to Grcymouth that the wreck of the Hawea lies in the entrance at the south side of the north breakwater, ft is now clear of the channel, but masters should keep a sharp look-out in case it shifts.” SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. LYTTELTON, November 3.—7.5 a.m., Maori, from Wellington (connected with the first express). SYDNEY, November 3.-6 a.m., Moeraki, from Wellington. BLUFF, November 3.—Ripningham Grange, from Port Chalmers.