LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 14037, 19 April 1909, Page 4

LATE SHIPPING.

.» Captain Nicholson, of the Koonya, will take the Talune to Wellington*. Mr Doorly will be chief officer, Mr Gambol second, and Mr Cole third. These officers will exchange positions with those of the Manapouri. Whakarua, e.g., after discharge; will proceed to the Bluff, then to Northern ports foT Home loading. The Tongariro arrived at Monte Video on April 15. The Government steamer Hinemoa is expected to arrive at Dunedin to-morrow. Contrary to her usual custom she will not make a special trip to Cape Saunders, but will call in on her way to Southern lighthouses. ARAWA AT WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON, April 19. The Arawa, from London and Plymouth, arrived in the stream last night, and berthed this morning. She brings 245 passengers, 207 being third class. On the Homeward trip the Arawa used 3,000 tons of Westpori coal,' developing 4,700 horse-power, and made a steady thirteen knots throughout. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. BLUFF, April 19.—6.30 a.m., Moeraki, from Melbourne (with the English mail). Passengers : Misses Garwood, Campbell, De BeeT, Birch, Nuree Morton, Mesdames Osborne, Hooper, De Beer, Messrs Babington, Hill, Williams, De Beer, Rowe, Sligo, Garwood, Rev. Osborne; fifteen steerage! —6.40 a.m.-, Warrimoo, from Dunedin.— Riiapehu, from Timaru. WELLINGTON, April 19.—Manapouri (7.40 p.m. yesterday), from Port Chalmers. AUCKLAND, April 19.—Victoria (7.40 p.m. yesterday), from Sydney. INVERCARGILL, April 19.—10 a.m., Kotare, from Dunedin.