LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 13102, 7 November 1908, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRlVED.—November 7. Ulimaroa, s.s., 5,777 lons, Wyllic, from Sydney via Cook Strait. Passengers : Misses Brook (2), Longmuir, Bayliss, Carew, Murdock, Prentice, Neil, Finlaycon (2), Fraser. Poulin, Helm, Milne, Mesdames Hornby, Anderson and child, Carew, Grossman and child, Essex, O’Kane, Anderson, Prictor, Gardham and child, Osborne and child, Bright, Hart, M'Pherson (2), Hamilton and family, M'Allister, Helm, Horner, Henderson and two children, Doig, Neil, Roberts, Rev. Brennan, Messrs Fea, Sohnack, Anderson, M‘Vey, Essex (2), Anderson. Prictor, Thornton, Osborne, Bright, Illingworth, Horner, Doig, Milne, Sullivan, White, Henderson, M'Allister, Cardin, M'Laughlin, Williams, Baker, May, Judge, Wiles, Coull, Darling, Stevenson, Hamilton, Hurst, Swaine, Gillispie, Dc Beer, Steeds, Lane, Kiver, Goss, Ollivcr, Roberts, Taylor ; thirty-six steerage. Surrey,' s.s., 5,455 tons, Young, from West of England via Northern ports. _ln port noon to-day At Dunedin: Kazombe, Taieri, Corinna, Rakiura (steam). _ At Port Chalmers : Opawa, Kia Ora, Maitni, Talune, Hauroto, To Anau, Moura (steam). WAIKARE DELAYED. HOBART, November 7. The Waikare arrived twenty-four hours late, having been delayed by'a tempestuous voyage. LOSS OF THE CENTENNIAL. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. . HOBART, November 7. (Received November 7, at 10.40 a.m.) Mr Jensen moved in the Assembly that a Royal Commission be set up to inquire into the loss of the steamer Centennial on a voyage to New Zealand. Ho declared that the vessel was built of pine, had been several times badly damaged, and was rotten. The debate was adjourned. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. LONDON, November 6.—Fifeshire, from Wellington.—-Rangatira, for Dunedin. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. LONDON, November 6.—Mawhara, dredge, for Lyttelton. AUCKLAND, November 7.—Monowai, for Dunedin via way ports. Passengers for Dunedin : Miss Burt, Mesdames Edgar, Crawford, Watt, Gow, Messrs Pascoo, Pountney, Edgar, Gow.