LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 14117, 21 July 1909, Page 4

LATE SHIPPING.

SAILED.—JuIy 21. Manuka, t.e.e., 4,505 tons, Newton, for (Sydney via Cook Strait, i'ateongers : For Lyttelton—Messrs J. Y. Wilson, Pvankard, Professor Scott. For Wellington— Misses J. Sturnx:k, Swann (2), Maedonald, Meedames Graham, 0 Donnoll, Swann, Snell and child, Shand and two children, Hooper, Meters It. Hav, Bunnell, Brookett, Captain Hooper, For Sydney— Misses A. Stock, Farquhar, iUeedamos Wilson, Anderson and chibj, More-re. H. Bracy, Marscy, B. R. Stock", Andureon,' Davis; ton steerage for all ports. Storm, s.s., 186 tons, Wood, for Wan-' ganui via Oamaru, Timarii, and Lyttelton. THE MANGAPAPA. WESTPORT, July 21. The. Man.jTpa.pa, with mails! passengers, and cargo ; left Karamca at noon yesterday for Westjiort. Steaming up tlie tortuous channel, s»,c got on (he south' spit, just inside '.he entrance, and stuck. Thero were about twenty passengers, including several ladies, aboard, but they wcto landed safely. The vessel is not in n dangerous position, being affected merely by the swell from the sea- It was expected that she would be got back into the channel on to-day's high tide. THE SCHOONER KAEO. \ GISBORNE, July 21. - Tho schooner Kaeo, stranded at Toko- 1 maa-ii, shifted seawards 10ft last night. It is expected that she will be got off shortlv. I OVERSEA STEAMERS. j LONDON, July 20.—Waiwera, LangW Grange, and Opawn., from New ZoalsuuL | SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. I

LYTTELTON, July 21.—9.35 a.m., Pateena, from Wellington (connected witli the second express).—7 a.m., Victoria, from Diuicdin.

WELLINGTON, July 21. 7.40 ajn., Moa.na, from Sydney. ' Passengers for Dmisdin : Miss Hand wick, Messrs Lowe, Upton, Lynch, Marshall, Mcldham, throa Chinese; three steerage.

FREMANTLE, July 21.—Mongolia, from London. Passengers for Now Zealand : For Wellington'—Messrs Yarston, Wilson. For _ Auckland—Miss Over*. For Lyttelton—Misses Belcher, Beokingham, Messrs Wantle, Belcher (2). For Wangaroui—Mr and Mrs Young. For Nelecn —Mr and Mrs May.