SHIPPING SUMMARY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7693, 19 July 1886, Page 15

SHIPPING SUMMARY.

ARRIVALS. June 21 —Alameda, R.M.s.s., 3000, Morso, from Sydney. Passengers For Auckland : Messrs. W. Martin, F. Mitchell, J. Canrick, J. Sharp, Baasloy, R. C. Forsyth, J. Baiibf, H. W. Henderson, Misses A. Street, White, Mrs. B. Ireland, and ,) steerage. For Sua Francisco : Messrs. 3. Guth, K. 11. Miers, O. R. Armstrong, D. T. Hanbury, S. Cumberland, Coato*, Hon. B. S. Lawley, Rev, R. W, Kistell, Mr. Cornish. Mrs. Vanderstan, Mrs. Grey and child and maid, Messrs. J. Morris, H. Harwood, J. Huuter, J. Baird, Captain Howard, Mr. ,T. Scoon and wife, Mrs. and Miss Howard, Mr. .T. K. Howard, Mrs. Merritt, Mr. R. J. Hard, Rev. T. A. Nealon, Messrs. S. G. Humphreys, F. A. DuOruz, Mr. W. Dodil and wife, Miss DuCruz, Mr. F. DuCruz, S. Finley, Mrs. L, A. Kimball, Mrs, M. A. Adams, Miss Adams, Mr. T. Adams, Mrs. Budgeman, Mr. Lisle and wife, Mrs. Lamonte and child and maid, Miss Douglas, Messrs. G. A. Duncan. A. Dyson, G. Elliot, Mr. H. Sampson anil wife, Mrs. Maitlan.l, .Mr. T. B. Guest, juu., Mr. Bayoand wife, and 2.'> steerage. 22—Tarawern, s.s., 2003, W. Sinclair, from Melbourne with general caigo. Passengers : Misses LeCren (2), Brown, Laurenson, Woods, Beeves, Haultaiu, Sutton, Palmer, Brown. Mesdanies Ledger and infant, Ashcroft and 3 children, Maine and '2 children, Ray, Horrell. Boag, McMurtrie, Seddon, Von Dadelsayer, Messrs. Dodds, Tribe, -Horrell, LeCrcu, Boag, Ledger ('J). Aebcroft, Armishaw, Pearson, Bel), Stewart, Chayters. Richardson, Shave, Pearson, Kells, Seddon, Wi Kingi, Glover, Robertson, Turrall, Porter, Turnbull, Federli, L vart, Lance, Yai borough, Fitzgerald. Green, Cartland, Loder, Kennedy, Hartley. Carr, Parnteno Ngata, Jones, Levisohn, and 42 steerage. —Aurora, schooner, •»-, Watts, from Nou** hum, via Norfolk Island, with island produce.

26 — Mariposa, lt.M.s.s., 3000, 11. Hay ward, tromSan Francisco,via Honolulu. Passengeis : — For Auckland—Saloon : I>. McKollur, sV. E. t>heridah and wife. Rev. Le M. D«\s Chesnais, Edward Senior and wife, John Hope, Miss Annie Fenwick. Steerage: John Elphinstone, Mrs. A. Chudley, Ah Lou. From Honolulu— Saloon : Mr. CharlosChibourg, Mr. Maurice Cascnave. For Sydney Saloon :A. Wilkinson, John llanly, wife, and family ; Wru. Elton, wife, and family ; J. A. Learmouth. W. O. Ritner, W. G. Law. H. O'Keefe, M. Van Brocklin, Miss Agnes Thomas, Miss E. Has.ton, A. C. Thorne, K. F. Thomas. John Detmold, wife, and child ; Miss Dudgeon and maid, John Mateor, John Living-tone. Miss Anthony, Miss Edith Anthony, Mr. W. More Young, J. F. Henderson and wife, J. F. Anderson and wife. Mies K. Lassen, G. A. Macrae. Rev. B. W. Cook, wife, and child; A. I'. Sykt's, Mrs. E. Lehners, G. Tanoreil, E. W. Wirepel, Mrs. Wilson. Miss S. 11. Thompson, W. S. Maltby, J. Riddel!. From Honolulu, for Sydney-Saloon : Signor Luigi Leneioni, Miss Leonora Aldini, Mrs. Joran and daughter* (:<), H. 1.1, Grane. From San Francisco : 42 steerage. •_>7—Sonne, three-masted schooner, Clausen, from New York, with general cargr>. * US—Janet Nicoll, s.s., Hutton, from Tahiti and South Sea Islands, with island produce. Passengers : Professor Hobart. Messrs. Exham, Bramwell, Levy, Latclitnore, iiawliugs, Drake, Martin, Miss Exh&tu. 28 —Manapouri, s.s.. 1782, Thos. Logan, from Melbourne with general c.-rgo. Saloon pas.-en-gers;—Mr. and Mrs. Winter and nurse, Mr. and Mrs. Sawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Sanders and family (7). Misses Rees. Biidson. Bishop Luck, Messrs. Dickenson (2), Fin'my. Griffiths, Rothschild. Kelly, Ch-uiwick, Duder, Button, Marshall, Given, Han-mond, Ryan, Clarke, Williamson, Tuke, liae, Bloonitield, Moore, Wbittaker, Staten. Marsuen. llean, Hudson, Owen, Rt id, Eraser, Ma.iter Fergus, and 20 in the steerage. For Sydney (saloon) : Miss Garston. Messrs. J. Curtis. Lewis, Campbell, McCroiie, SlcPhorson, Thomas, Cameron, lie;.i, Master Clowie, and 54 in the steerage. •_S — Akaro.i, bitquif, 121 , 7. Thomas Bowling, from London, with cargo of general merchandise. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. J. Muir and family (1), Messrs. 11. H. and E. 11. Mitchell, A. E. Barwel!, Mr. and .Mrs. 1). Hall and family (4), Mrs. R. Wilkie, Messrs. J. H. llarbord, A. Wilkie, R. C. Jardine, L. A. Allen. J. G. Locke, A. J. Roebuck, Mr. and Mrs. C. Biown and cKild, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Godhead :t. 1 family (4), Mr. and. Mrs. J. E. Bridges and fam v (1), Mr. and Mrs. A. Melines and family (2), Mr. C. Stock, and Mr. \V. No'on. •3 —Te Anau, s.s., 1052. J. Mcintosh, from Syunev. Passengers : —Saloon : Mr. Gillies, Miss Watson, Messis. J. E. Brewster, T. ,T. Ledingham, M. Ward. s. Symons, N. Smith, Williams. Wilson, Father Ginaty, Mrs. Williams and family, and 17 si-pra^e. 2—Tongariro, s.s,, 4103, J. E. Bone, from London, vi. Dunedin. Lyttelton, and Wellington. Passengers from London : — Salcon : Mrs. D. Bernard, Mi c K--r, Mr. H. Mackenzie. Second saloon : Mis, H. M. Allan, Misses M., H., and A. Allan, slr. F. M. Allan, Mr. and Mrs. George Court, Misses L. and E. Court, Masters G. and C. Court, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Hodge, Mr. and Sirs. W. Houlker. Misses E. and M. Houlker, Masters J. W. and T. Houlker, Messrs. W. Inchboard, W. J. Newton, Sutherland, E. Weddel. Mrs. Swingston, Misses Swingston, and C. Whitehouae. Third cabin : Messrs. .1. Crocker. W. E Crowther, J. Dollar, J. F. Evans. T. H. Fanner, J, Hughes, V.". Moore, H. l t >itinn, W. 11. Richardson, M. L. Shfein. G. street, Houldgato, J. Smith, G. Cornish, Mesdames Crocker and family, Houlugate and child, and Smith. 2 —Maty E. Russell, barque, Win. Stickfcls, from New York via \\ tilin^ton. 5 —Kotoniahana, s.s., 7-7, M. Carey, from Melbourne with general cargo. Passenger : Mr. J. L. Lyell. —Arawa, i.e., 5200, J, Stuart, from London, May 21; Plymouth, May 22 ; Tenet May 27; Capetown, Juno 11; Hobart. June 30 ; and Dunedm, Jul}* 3. Passengers : — Cabin : Dr. Stuart, Rev. A. Williams, Mr. Cicatrix. Second Cabin: Mesdamr.s Jickson and child, Maud, Bob and 2 children, Wilkie, Good- I fellow and 2 children, Karas and family (3), Moss and child, Smith and 2 children. iiutchin and child, Toucher, G. Revel, C. Day ; Messrs. Jackson, Maude, Roe, Wilkie, Goodfellow, Karas, Moss, Smith, Walkers, L. Bi'obie, ,T. Brown, A. Conyer, K. Cross, F. Dawson, 'A . Saunders, E. Deys, J. McKee. W. Muir, 11. Mayne, 11. Purdie, l. P. Robins, G. Robing, F. (>. ".'-■iJeECPr Shepnard, W. F. S.atchell, E. S. Brown, F. Thomas, W. L. Tippet, P. L. Thomson, F. Thompson, P. Wallace, W. Hoe. 10 Celestia, barque, 22 Apstc-in, from Hobart, with timber. 11 — Ika Vuka, brigtntine, 149, James Bowers, from Newcastle, with coal. 12 — Wairarapa, s.s., Chatfield, from Melbourne, with general cargo. Passenger : Mr. WorralJ. 13-Manapoari, s.s., 1783, Thomas - from Sydney, with general cargo r.f merchandise. Passengers: — Sir. and Mrs. C. C. McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Browne and family (4), Mr. and Mrs. Berger, LieutenantColonel A. T. Eraser, R.E., Messrs. It. Garret, C. Bthn. Miller, Grainger, Mclntyre, Bannister, F. White-White, Phillips, G. Holdship, Hawkins, Stevens, J. Phillips, Master Steven.-, and IS in the steerage. For Napier: Mr, J. Hcdley. For Lyttelton : Mr. and Mrs. Buckstone, Mr. Christie. For Dunedin : Mr. T. McCrorie, and S in tho steerage for Southern ports, 15—Arawata, R.M.s.s., 109G, W. L. Cromarty, from Fiji, with island produce. Passongers : From Fiji, Messrs. Robertson, S. W. Philips, G. W. E. Loder, A. B. Richardson, Winlteirnann, Mune, and four in steerage. &ir, W. Finlayson, for Dunedin. DEPAKTURES. June 22—Sidlaw, barque, 4!)!), Simpson, for Valparaiso, with general cargo. 22—Alameda, R.M.s.s., 3000, H. Morse, for San Francisco. Passengers :—From Auckland : Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hurst, Messrs. Glegg, Hutchinson, R. A. H. Fitcbett, flovell, F. Archer, S. G. Hinton, J. H. Humphries, Leon, Casbmaa, S. Cumberland, Mrs. L. Kimball, Mr. R. J. Barron, Mins .NT. Adams, Mr. arid Mrs. Rees and family (2), and through passengers from Sydney. 22—Gazalle, biigantine, 302, Brickwoldt, for London, with general cargo. P..sst:ngern : Mmea Helen Lnks, Margaret Lerger, Mrs Lorsboom and family. ' 24—Lizzie, cutter, .'!!), D. Buike, for Cairns (Queensland), with timber. 2f>— Tarawera, s.s., 2003, W. C. Sinclair, for Melbourne, with general cargo. Passengers ; Father O'Gara, Mr. J. McLend. 20—Mariposa, R.M.s.s., 3000, Hay ward, for Sydney. Passengers : Mrs. Shepherd, Messrs. C. Furlong, Kenealy, Yates, Miller, Thomson, Moginie, S. G. Price, H. Courtland, and through passengers from San Francisco. 26—Mimiha, schooner, 54, D. ,Jone3, for Noumea, with timber, etc. Passengers : Three natives. 26—Arawata, R.M.s.s., 1076, W. Cromarty, for Fiji, with general cargo. Passengers : Mrs. Roy, Misses Page, Palmer, Messrs. Eastgale, Loder, Richardson. 29—Notero, barque,43o, Smith, for Cambridge Gulf, with general cargo. Passengers : Messrs. Irvine, Loydon and family (3), Adams, McKay, W. Woodhouse, W, C. Auld, M. Day, J. Stone, J. Day, ii. Kelly, W. Beach, R. Brett, S. McMahon, J. McNaughton, J. Smith, W. Byers, E. Moore, J. Lorgham, T. Heath, G. Pam»rton, G. GledhlH, G. Pastle, J. Fitzgerald, J. O'Brien, G. Wood, P. Johns, S. Ah Wee, A. Williams, W. Lyons, P. Kennedy, J. McGarry, E. McCnrmnck, I. Ibbertson, H. Campbell, J. Healy, D. McOormack, R. Taylor, J. Middleton, M. Melvin, G. Becker, J. Smith, W. Smith, J. S. Baker, and Mrs. Smith. 30 -Manapouri, s.s., 1783. T. Logan, for Sydney, with general cargo. Passengers : Misses Kllbrick, Watkins, Edwards, Waller, Rutherford, Palmer, Hanwell, Gordon, Mr. Kennedy and wife, Mr. Solomon and wife, Mr. L. Green and wife, Mr. Boag and wife, Mesdames Lowe, Martin, Messrs. Dunbar, G. J. Culleri, J, Cullen, McMillan, Black, Lowe, L. J. Sharp, Webb, E. Levy, Maughan, Reid, Rutherford ('-), 3mithhurst, Walker, Gould, Farrall, Schartz. Master McLeod, and passengers from Southern ports, and 141 in the steerage. July I—Maria Virginia, brigantine, 233, Jos. Pallant, for Thamoa and Brisbane.

I—To1 —To Anau, s.s., J, Mcintosh, for Melbourne, with general cargo. Passengers : Mr. Grant, Miss Dodd. 2—Southern Cross, 125, Bongard, for Norfolk Island «nd South Sea Islands, with general cargo. Passengers : Miss K. Lodgo, Dr. Motcalf, Messrs. R. M. Turnbull, A. E. C. Forrest, W. Rossetter, Mrs., Miss, and Master Young. -Allanshaw, ship, 1589, J. Shears, for Calcutta. 3—Janet Nicoll, s.s., 496. Hutton, for South Sea Islands, with general cargo. Passengers : Mr. and Miss Eihatn, Messrs. R. B. Roy, C. B. llaukey, Vinos, Thomas Bell, Drake, Latchmore, Misa IVrston, Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs, A. Young and family (3). s—Jennie B, tlnee-masted schooner, 474, Skillen, for Melbourne, via Whangaroa. o—Three Cheers, schooner, 100, G. Stewart, for Long Island, with general cargo. Passengers : Mr. B. Etheridge, and one native. 7—Maile, three-masted schooner, 252, Lane, for Friendly Islands and Samoa, with general cargo. Passengers : Messrs. G. W. Bennio, M. Birkett, A. Wright, Mrs. Lane and family (2), Mesdames Rolph, Lynch and family (2), Parsons, jun., and child. 7Tongariro. R.M.s.s., 4163, J. E. Bone, for Lyttelton. Passengers : Messrs. Leonard Harper, S. B. Bias, Le Cren, Misses Lo Oron (-')• 7—Rotomahana, s.s., 1727, M. Carey, for Molboume, with general cargo. Passengers : — Mr. J. N. Salmon, and 20 in the steerage. B—Aurora, schooner, 52, R. Watt, for Norfolk Island and Noumea, with general cargo. Passengers :— Messrs. B. Young, A. Evans. 12— Daphne, cutter, 24, Robert Burr, for Funafuti (Eliice Group), with general cargo. 14 — Wairarapn, s.s., 1756, Chatfield, for Sydney, with general cargo, Passengers ; Mesdames Jackson, Corston ; Misses Jackson, Soccombe, Colston, Master Corston, Mr. Cotton and wife, Mr. Rattray and wife. Dr. Mackay, Mr. Salmon, Mrs. Krodie and maid, Mesdames Weston, Hay and child, Rutherford, Misses Rutherford (2), Osborne, Messrs. I). Ross, Ranger, Holland, B. l'ersse, Rutherford, Dickenson, J. W. Hardie, A.M. Waters, George, Morrow, Master Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Winter, and 75 in the steerage. 15 Manapouri, s.s., 1783, Thomas Logan, for Melbourne, with passengers and cargo. ARRIVAL OF THE ARAWA. Tho Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co.'s s.s. Arawa came into harbour on Tuesday, July 6, from London, having en route called at Plymouth, Teneriffe, Capetown, Hobart, and Dunedin. Upon tho present trip (tho seconi visit to Auckland), the Arawa left Plymouth with 256 passengers, of which 2S were first saloon, 42 second saloon, and 186 third-class. At Teneriilo she landed three tirst-class passengers, and at Capetown an addition w.iq made of three first, two second, and 15 third class passengers. At Hobart she landed 19 first, five second, and 100 third class ptssengers; and for New Zealand ports this left nine first, 40 second, and 100 third-class passengers, and they all arrived in excellent lie .ltli, and these that came on to this port with the vessel speak most highly of the care and attention bestowed upon them by Captain Stuart, during the voyage. Tho Arawa, en her trip up tho New Zealand coast, made excellent time, having averaged over 14 knots from Dunedin—no mean work. The Arawa's passage from Plymouth to Ota go Heads occupied 41 days 15 hours 28 minutes. Two deaths have occurred on the voyage— that of John llickson. aged 22 years, from consumption, on June 14 ; and John A been, a baby, on the next day, from pneumonia. ARRIVAL OF THE AKAROA. On Monday, June 28. Messrs. Shaw, Savill and Albion Go. .s barque Akaroa, came into hubour in completion of another voyage from Loudon. No sooner was the signal hoisted on Monday morning that the vessel was in sight, than the steamtug Awhina proceeded out, to meet the vessel, and meeting her in the Gulf took her in tow and brought her to an anchorage at the i powder ground, where she remained until relieved of her explosives. Upon the barque anchoring, she was at once visited by Dr. Lewis, j tho Health Oiiicer, who finding everyone in good health, presented Captain Bowling with the j ever welcome clean bill of health. The passage, ! we learn, has not been an altogether uneventful one, two deaths having occurred to rear the pleasures of the trip. Both were from consumption, one victim being a member of the ship's crew, and the other that of a passenger named V. E. Hook. In other respects the trip has been of the usual nature, excepting that between the officers and the passengers a most cordial feeling has existed from the very start of the voyage, and as a proof of the good feeling that prevailed. Captain Bowling was presented with a very flittering testimonial. ARRIVAL OF THE MARIPOSA. The K.M.s.s. Mariposa, from San Fiancisco, arrived in harbour at about half-past one o'clock on June 26, with the English and American mails. She brings but a small general cargo, but has a very large pissenger list. As will be soon, her trip has not been altogether uneventful for, on the morning of Friday, one of her sa'Oon passengers was missing, and has not since been seen. As to how he got away from the ship is not known. THE HALCIONE. On the 12th instant the ship Halcione, Captain Parker, was towed out of the Kaipara by the tug A whim.. The ship is bound for London, and bus the following cargo on board :— Value. Kauri gum, SSO cases, 84 tons ISnwt ... £3917 Timber : B-.ulk, 157 pieces. 303. feet 911 Rough Sivvu, louis pieces, 162,105 feet... 810 Total value ... ... ... ... JL'SO6S Tho Halcione took as passengers Mrs. Parker and two children, Miss Pentold. KAIPARA. The following is a summary of the number and tonnage of the vessels entered inwards and cleared outwards at the poit of Kaipara during tho quarter ending June 30, Ib6o :— ENTERED INWARDS. Vessel.'. Ton. Cr. Tasmania .. .. .. .. 1 155 7 Vo l ria .. .. .. .. 3 1,001 '25 New South \VaIC3 .. ... ..1 -J2l (> Queensland .. .. .. .. » '2'.)'. 12 -Vow Caledonia ~ .. 1 327 10 Totals .. .. .. ..8 '-',001 CO CLEARED OUTWARDS. Vessels. Tous. Crew. Siiwn. Ttar.llr. Tasmania .. 2 271) 12 £5,0 Oft 165,0.0 ft Value .. il3'i £457 rre'S'd, sawn. Victoria .. 3 972 25 47.-t.OW 348 000 Value .. £2,&» £1,895 (i'teensland .. 1 122 C 'Ji.O'iO 35,000 Value .. £.'SS £1,5 Vessels. Tons. Crew. Drnrseri. Sawn. Ttaulk. N. S. W. 'J 2,491) 70 6.7.1, ft 450 SSift 895,382 ft Valuo £3,218 £2,1 £2,661 BY TELEGRAPH. THE DEPARTURE OF THE DORIC. Lyttelton, June 27. Tho Doric sailed for London last night. Passengers:— Saloon: Mrs. and Miss Ward, Messrs. Havcroft, Allan, Cameron, Bond, Redfern, Ford. Second saloon : Misses Buchanan (2), Strong, Tillotson, Mrs. Martin, Messrs. Monro, Knight, Porter, Griffiths. Mesdames Buchanan, Cairns, Masters Buchanan (2), Captain Williams, and 45 in the steerage. DEPARTURE OF THE KAIKOURA. Wellington, July I.—The Kaikoura sailed for London to-day. The following is her passenger list Saloon : Miss Jane Dykes, Mrs. Cumberland. Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson and family (2), Mr. and Mrs. Stephen, Thompson and family (3), Messrs, John Ewart, Graco, Claude, Henry, and Eugene Pitavy ; Molesworth, George Pott, Swinburn. James Smith, George Winsor, and George Oliver. Second saloon : Misses Cora, C. Knight, Fanny and Whilhemia Richardson, MeHdaniea Tippler and boy, F*rion, Buchanan and family (1). Mr. Alfred Barnett and wife and family (4), Mr. L. Corbett and wife, .Messrs. T. arnaby, Bell, Freeman, Alfonso Homaron, Frank Hillard, Walter Hunter, Arthur Kirby, J. Monument, E. Rawson, Charles Swabey, Andrew Swanson Rabbidge, James Millgate, W. Patterson, John Brennan, Master Harold Rusting. Steerage : Misses Gunbrill, May Young, Mr. Lochhead and wife, Mr. Matthew Shomolski and wife, Messrs. John Blacklock, Ernest Brodrick, Isaac Faraghar, Albert Fontenay, Hans Hanson, Henry Hattie Whyde, Joseph Haywood, Tom Humnoy, John Landvart, Alex. McCallum, Clifford Montgomerie, Alfred Ogden, Charles Price, Thomas Sheppard, Georgo Taylor, Walter Therd, T. I*. Fox, S. Green, Plynch, 11. Martinson, Henry ker. Tho Kaikoura is due at Plymouth on August 12. The Kaikoura hail a full cargo, including 16,800 carcisea mutton, 246 quarters beef. Her passengers numbered 21 saloon, 29 second saloon, 28 steerage, and she had seven boxes gold, valued at £30,976. A STEAMER ASHORE. Gketmouth, July 4.—The steamer Wallabi went ashore last night about half a mile north of the entrance. She went out about eleven o'clock. There was a thick fog on at the time, but the signal lights could be seen above it. The sea was irrogular, alternate heavy rollers and tolerably smooth seas. After getting outside she met a succession of heavy seap, which were hid by the fog. The first one she negotiated successfully; but, it being followed by four or five others, she could make no headway, and was finally landed high and dry by a heavy sea without striking previously. The moment she struck some sailors jumped ashore and made her fast. She now lies out of reach of all but un. usually high seas. She is insured for £1000 in the New Zealand office, and it. is thought also for £500 in the Victoria. She could be easily floated through the lagoon, except for the Northern Crown harbour works, To launoh her along

the beach will bo ft more expensive job. She is loaded with coal. CtKEYUOUTH, July 13.—The owners of tho Wallabi have agreed to accept £600 from the insurance companies, as payment in full of all claims for insurance (£1300). As all the owners are men of limited means they have decided to sell tho Wallabi for the benefit of whom it may concern, as she lies, not being prepared to risk more money in launching her. WRECK OF A SCHOONER. CuRISTCHnnt'H, July 13. — The schooner Volunteer, 22 tons, owned by Mr. Mcintosh, became a total wreck at Sumner bar this afternoon. She was going out when she struck on tho Beacon Bock, carrying away tho beacon. The crew escapod. She is now lying in midchannel, opposite the Beacon Rock. ARRIVAL OF THE AORANGI. Port Chalmers, July 16 —The N.Z.S. Co.'a R.M.s. Aorangi arrived at 11.1.) oil Thursday night, after a fine passage of 39 days 3 hours 30 minutes, including all stopages and detentions. The Aorangi brings a full cargo, besides 33 saloon and I:> 6 steerage passougets, aud 383 bags of mails. After transhipping mails anil passengers for Canterbury and Dunei.iu outside the Heads, she sailed for Wellington at 5 o'clock yesterday morning. At Wellington she will take it) coal, and then resume her passago to Auckland-, whore she is due on Monday next. The Aorangi left Plymouth June 6, arrived at Madeira oil tho 10th ; left again on the same day, reaching Capetown June 25. There she embarked passengers and mails, and left again tho same evening. Had remarkably fine weather, and tan down her easting in lat.. 4;V S. From the Cape she averaged 004 miles per day. The following is a list of her passengers tor Auckland : —Saloon : Mr. and Mrs. G. Dobelle, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Scott, Messrs. Scott, Dobelle, and Ball. Steerage : Mr. anil Mrs. J. D. Anderson and family, Mrs. R. Mitchell, Misses Carnavon, Knox, Drake, Quinn, M. Rochester, Messrs. Ashton, Carnavon, J. Conriff, J. Dickeson. B. Drake, Forth, S. Heath, W. Heath, J. Lilley, G. Vix, N. Mooney, W. Norrie, W. Quinn, J. Biddan, J. Rochester, P. Rowland, J. Mooney, E. Rowland, E. Walls, S. Smith, A. Mills, H. Musselmit, J. Boaumond, Mr. and Mrs. Paterson, Mr. and Mrs.Scoby.

SHARE INVESTORS' GUIDE.—JULY 17, 1886. _ Vnmber Shares Total Sub- Paid- Rcs'd F'd Amount Paid-up Last Div'd Latest Ann'l. Int. Financial Half-year Companies. f ',,',1 Capital, scribed up and Utul'd per per % por Quotation. C'nt.Vtc. Year Closes. Companies. Shares ' Capital. Capital. l'roiits. Share. Share. Annum. Quotation. C'nt. Kate. Year Closes. 7 ~£ £ £ £ £ 8. d. £ S. d. £ Ba^ KH - , , iooooo mo 000 1 000 000 1,000.000 1,000,000 655.049 10 10 0 0 15 19 15 0 7 6-10 Sept. 30, March 31 New Zealand .. 100,000 100,000 1,oou *• »' » ' .. £9 & £10 2 10 0 5 1 16 0 7 Sept. 30, arch 31 Colonhii :: :: :: So« SS Sow 1,000,000 wo 48,762 5 200 7 220 6 MO junc30.Doc.s1 Ne w Zealand 100,000 100,000 1 000 000 1.000,000 200.000 232,805. 10 2 0 0 15 3 10 0 8 6-10 May 31. Nov. 30 New Zealand » :: is IS S °'0t)0!00() 100 000 195,000 10 0 10 0 % is? .. Sept. 30, March 31 " *• fooooo 65 000 iiooS uooiooo J'wiooo 101.000 20 2 0 0 .. 1 10 0 .. August 31. Fob 2S South British •• .. » -joo'ooo I 000 000 1,000,000 75,000 17,602 10 0 15 0 7} 0 11 0 10 2-10 j.Juno .iO, Dec. 31 Union " :: !' loolooo 100',000 2,01)0,000 100.000 ' 8, °" 5 «! 10 1 0 0 10 - May 31. Nov. 30 h , . inn nnn inooort 1 00<> 000 1.000,000 50.000 10 0 10 0 .. 0 4 0 .. March 31 Accident !! 100,000 aolooo 'lOo'.OOO 20,000 2,000 6,500 1 0 2 0 la 036 14 3-10 December 31 i<nnnn iinnnn r,nn (100 3R00 000 TiOOOO 279 065 25 2 10 0 15 3 16 0 9 9-10 December 31 loolooo 100,000 liooo.'ooo 1,000,000 SmS 21,000 ft rss ™ ? "g A**sssna« New Zealand Land M t'go 200,000 200,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 200,000 8,000 » » 0 0 7 > 0 • 7 October 31 G Ancklind Cas 60,000 29,243 250,000 140,215 104,930 14,700 5 100/& 17 223/6-102/6 7 6-10 Julio 30, Dcc. "1 Thames Gas !'* - 10 ' 000 "S 26,000 21,955 18,905 656 2* 1 18 0 8 1 14 0 8 10 January 31, July 31 Tl Union"sash and Door .. 40,000 30,000 200,000 150,000 150,000 ... \ 5 0 0 ... 110 ° .. £®°-? x Auckland Timber .. 36.000 30,000 ISO,000 150,000 120,000 45,500 5 4 „ 0 10 300 131-10 June 30 New Zealand Timber .. 16,000 11,000 80,000 . 65,000 55,000 25.S74 i 0 0 0 10 0 13 9 111 Jan 31 July 31 Mercurv Hay Timber ..100,000 50,000 100.000 50,000 37.500 15.;™ 1 0 1.. 0 10 0 13 9 11J Jan. 31, July 31 Ilolenavillo .. .. 4.000 1.589 20,000 7,945 7.700 2,900 5 •* 0 0 10 3 2 6 14 3-10 Waiknto Timber.. .. 2,500 1,990 25,000 10,090 9,99;. .. 10 '00 .. S 'u'iSon stiam Ship .. 50,000 40,000 500,000 400.000 400,000 100,000 10 M 0 0 9 12 0 0 7j January 31. July 31 N. Z. Shipping .. 100.000 5-.), 507 1,000,000 595,670 416,969 129,000 10 7 0 0 6 - 0 0 17 4 June .10, Dec. 31 l.evonpoAWam Ferry.. 10.000 10.000 10.000 10 000 10,000 .. } 0 0 .?* 0 10 0 .? M ° Juliet Coromamlol feteam .. 4,.>00 «s,0Jt> 4,.iuo ,i,uio .5,040 — io/n , „ n , Miv 1 Northern Stoarn 150,000 116,934 150,000 116,934 77,713 - 1 12/056-0/ ... .. .. May 1 C Havof Islands Coal .. 4,000 3,000 40,090 30,000 30,000 .. 10 10 0 0 ii, jog .. i in Juno 30, Doc. 31 Taupiri .. .. 12,000 12,000 12,000 12,000 7,800 13,000 1 0 13 0 38i 18 6 17 3-10 June JO, Uec. jl Kama Colliery .. .- 80.000 24,164 100.000 30,205 19,231 •- * t 0 1<> 0 " " " januarv 31 Miranda Coal .. .. 30,000 19,007 000 19,007 14,3001 .. Jin a " " " January di WaikatoCoal A Shipping SO.oOO 72,500 80 000 72,500 40,000 ... 1 n is n " 0 12 n "" T.,lv si Wl,an R «Hi Coal .. .. 40,000 19,857 40,000 19,857 14,899 .. 1 0 la 0 - 0 11 0 - July 31 M Now Zealand*!)™? .. 100,000 77,075 200,000 122,340} 77,6595 9,231 2 40/ & 20/ 1 0 1G 0 8} January 31, July 31 Archill lirick and Tile .. 6,000 5,350 <5,000 5,350 5.350 -• J J 0 0 .. .. . , „ n " Auckland Fibre .. .. 25.000 1 945 25,000 18,945 IS,945 ... J 10 0 •• .. n " August oU Northern Boot and Shoo 15.000 12,622 15,000 12,622 8.520 631 1 0 13 6 10 0 12 0 Ji . " N.Z. frozen Meat&Stor'go 40,000 20,000 200,000 100,000 100,000 - » 50 0 -• -- •• . J"® du T. and S. Morrin .. .. 30,000 30,000 150,000 150,000 131,645 -• 5 7u/&100' 8 " n 8 June JUoa Tram way JiSubrb'u Land 125,000 85,138 125,000 85.1*8 85.138 .. J 1 0 0 .. 0 8 0 ... leumary.s Utiiou Oil, Soap, .v Candle 50.000 1 30,850 60,000 36 850 25,795 .. 1 0 14 0 •• •• September do Minimi (Gold & Silver) I . . _ n ILast nivd Jloanataiari .. .. 13,500' 13,500 135,000 135,000 135.000 - 10 10 0 0- per Share. 0 8 0 Old Caledouirn .. .. 12,000 12,000 12,000 12,000 6.300 .. 1 0 10 6j „ 0 5 0 Waiotahi .. .. .. 6,000 6,000 18,000 18.000 15,000 - « 10 0 Aug 1-, -,G 0 1j 0 Prince Imperial .. .. 18,000 1 18,000 18,000 18,000 900 ... 1 » J j •• n ~ 0 "" Success 11.000! 9,000 11,000 9,000 903 -. 1 <> " ' . V . " J " " " New Kind, To Arolia -. 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 750 -• J » 0 J July 0. 6d 0-6 Darwin .. 13,200 13,200 13,200 13,200 2,145 .. 1 0 .5 3 •• « ' " Cambria .. .. 31.500 81,500 31.500 15,750 9,05*1 2,000 1 0 ,. J Jan. 25, 5/ 0 3 C crown" :: :: :: too" iooo lli™ k>:ooo 2:000 :: j 0 2 s :: 01b :: - ILimph.oVi'Guliy' " 150,'oOO 140*234 150.000 140,234 133,519 " 1 17/3*20/ .. 2.'9 « 5/ Ilois United .. 150 0 -0 140 475 150,000 149,475 117,1761 - 1 . VJ/&20/ .. 10/ ,% 11/ Silverton 24,000 21,000 12,000 12,000 .. ... i .. j .. 0 8 0 ... -

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