SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9831, 28 May 1895, Page 4

SHIPPING.

9 MICB VTirsx ax Aackiaaa—B-iS am., 9.7 pas. „ „ Mamriraa—lLM ta; 11U p.**St*s— €.55 am.; sets. 4.4! p.m. JloOs—first quarter, Friday, 5.20 p-m. WEATHfB FORECASTCupula Bdwia telegraphed from WeJßarfeM yesterday at S pm,:—Northwest to west and ««*■ gate iritis sain, and j," u» rise. ARRIVALS. _._ Rotomaiana, e.s . 17*27, William Walter, from Sydney. Passengers : Mesdames Hocford, Turlsy, Beybnrn, Webster. Clarke Wanacfa and child. Drewett, Reyonra and child, Ellison. Misses Hopkins, Odium, Newbegin, Falconer, Brothers, Webster, Lccfc, Drewett. Towoseod. McArthar, Messrs. Smith, Taylor, But. Bigmore, Back, Drewett (4), Chlshohn, Legge, Brace, Petersen, McLean. Quia, Ciukion. Johnstone «, McAnley, Eiliwn. Green, Bailer,, ™WOT limon, and 32 steerage. For W eih^ n : Messnt. Crow. Jadkms, Shaw and, •aeeraee. For LytteUon: Mesaxi.Hu.bert, HasseO. Bwott. and 1 jteerare.. For Danedin: Mr*. Debbie. Miss \\ right, Messrs. Johnstone, Arundel, and 1 steerage-Union S.S. Company, areata Wellington, a.*, -279, E. Stephenson, from WbaDgarei Passengers : Mesdames Hawkes. Kneebooe, Mis«s MelunstOE, Harding, McKecxie. Mess** Rctheram, C. Ranwa, Jackson, Chiaell, R. Thompson, M.H.R., Cutforth. Campbell, Lyson, Pereihwaite, Porey. Peanty. Fitchetr, Major, Parker.— Nbrthern S-S. Co., agents. Kiriraka, as.. 71, F. McArthur, from Napier. via Ngnngaru. Passenger: Miss Ford.— V. Edgc-mbe, agent. Waiieicata. barqaeatine, 335, F. Niisson, from Newcastle. —J. J. Craig, agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Star of England, a.a, 3696, G. W. Weecb, for London, via Southern Ports. — Stone Bros, and Co., agent?. Clansman. m., 300, W. Farquhar, for Russell, Wbangaroa, tod MangcnuL— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Argyle, s.a, 129, F. Amodeo, for Knaotann, and Mercury Bay. — Northern S.S. Co., agents. Ngnnguru, as., 54, D. Shaw, for WfaaBgareL—M. Niccol, agent. Douglas. as., 52, H&ultain, for Wb&cgareL ■-Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Rimjarooraa, E.M. twin screw cruiser, for Lytteltoa. Clansman, sj., for Russell, Whangaroa, and Maagonai. Argyie, u., for Kuaotunu and Mercury Bay. Ngunguru, a a, for \N hangarei. Douglas, as., tor hacgarei. Antho&s, brigantine, lor Sydney, via Kaipan. UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.—Rotomahana leaves for South at 2 ana: Ohau leaves for Westport at noon. Wednesday. — Grafton arrives at Ouenanca, Poheroa arrives from limaru, Southern Cross arrives fromKast Coast. Thursday.—Ovalau. arrives from Tonga; Mararoa arrives ixom South : Grafton leaves Onehnnga at 1 p.m.; Southern Cross leaves for East Coast. Fbidat.—Mararoa leaves for Sydney at 2 p.sa; Poherua leaves for BlufL NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-pat.—Argyie arrives from Mercury Bar and Eoaovnaa, and leaves for Great Barrier at midnight; Waiotahi leaves for Tauranga and Opotikl at 5 p.m.; Wellington leaves for Marsden Point, .Mangapai, Parua Bav. and Whangarei at 10.30 p-tn. Wednesday.—Argyie arrives from Great Barrier; Gairloch from New Plymouth; Douglas from Whangarei; Chelmsford from 3,'anranga and Whakatane. Thcesday.—Gairloch leaves for New Plymouth at 1 p.m.; Douglas for Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m. ; Argyie for Mercury Bay, Tairua, and Kaaotana, at 7 p.m.; Weilinzton arrives from Whangarei. Feidai. —Clansman arrives from Russell at 6 a.m. : Wellington leaves for Marsden Point, Parua Bay, Mangapai, and Whangatei. at 10.30 p.m. Thames Service— Rotomahana or Ohinednri leaves for Thames daily, and Paeroa or Obineaiuri leaves for Paeroa three times weekly. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. COSlvox : Star of England, s.s., via the South, to-day. Forfarshire, ship, loading. lAS J-EASCISCQ: Alameda, R.M.S., June 15. 8950LC1.U : Alameda, R.M.8., June 15. SEW VOBK. : Trinidad, barque, loading. nrpsETs Tasmania, ij., Thursday. Mararoa, as., Friday. IA3IOA: Alameda, R.M.S., June 15. Ovalau, s.H., June 5, , TOJfGA: Ovalau, S.S., June 5, RUBOTOSGA : Richmond, s.s., to-day. EaHiTi: Richmond, s.s., to-day. IMPORTS. Per Rotomahana, from Sydney :—SOO felloes, 100 reels barb wire, 100 bandies wire, 1155 bags bones, 500 bag 3 bone black, 85 bags bonedust, 200 sacks sugar, 2i slabs marble, 1555 sacks bottles, 182 ingots tin, 100 cases currants, 132 cast steel balls, 101 cases fruit, 14 casks tar, 15 bales cornsacks, 10 bales kapok, 11 casks spirits, 74 packages tea, 50 kegs soda, 11 bundles iron, 27 boxes lamp goods, 66 packages axes, 9 packages glassware, 30 packages hardware, 26 sacks oats, 5 eases guns, and sundries. Per Waitemata, from Newcastle: 520 tons coaL The Northern Co.'s steamer Wellington arrived from Whangarei yesterday afternoon, and leaves for the same place again at halfpast ten o'clock to-night, # Yesterday morning the steamer Kinpaka arrived from Napier and Ngunguru, bringing a cargo of coal from the latter place, which she is discharging into the Union Co. s steamer Rotomahana. The Northern Co.'s steamer Clansman left last eveniDg for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangooni. Last eveninjr the Northern Co. s steamer Argyie left for Kuootuuu and Mercury Bay. She returns to-night, and leaves for the Great Barrier at midnight. The steamer Isgunguru left for VV hanEarei last evening. She returns to-morrow, and leaves for Paeroa on Thursday evening. Yesterday afternoon the brigantineAuthons sailed for the Kaipara, to load timber for Sydney. _ , , ~ The Northern Co. steamer Douglas left for Whangarei last evening. The departure of Messrs. Donald and Edenborough's steamer Richmond, for Rarotonga and Tahiti, has been postponed until ten o'clock this morning. This morning the Tyser Co.'s steamer Star of England will leave for Gisborne to load frozen meat, etc., for London. By the Rotomahana from Sydney yesterday the Auckland consignments by the steamers Orotava.from London, and Solingen, from Hamburg, came to hand. Yesterday the Northern Co.'s steamer Ohinemuri was floated into the Auckland Dock for cleaning and painting, and will also have a new foremast stepped. The Union Co.'s steamer Ohau will leave for Westport at noon to-day. Yesterday the schooner Isabella Anderson sailed from the Kaipara for Dunedia with a cargo of timber. The barqaentine Pendle Hill is now on the way from Napier to the Kaipara, to load timber for Sydney. At five o'clock ibis evening the Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi will leave for lauranga and Opotiki. On Thursday next the Union Company's Steamer Ovalau is due from Samoa and Tonga, and will be placed in dock for overhaul, leaving tor Tonga and Samoa on sth June. The departure of the Union Company's steamer Southern Cross for the East Coast, Napier, and Wellington has been postponed until 5 p.m. on Thursday. The steamers of the Northern Union Steamboat Company commence running under a new time-table from Saturday next, particu lars of which will be found in our advertising columns. . THE ROTOMAHANA. The Union Company's steamer Rotomahana, Captain William Waller, arrived from Sydney at 8.30 a.m. yesterday, with a number of passengers for this port and the South. Mr. G. Crawley, the purser, to whom we are indebted for our files, reports that the steamer left Sydney at 6.30 p.m. on Wednesday last, and passed the Three Kings at noon, and the North Cape at 4 p.m. on Sunday, arriving as above. Strong head winds and moderate seas were experienced all the way across. The Rotomahana leaves for East Coast and Southern ports at two o'clock this afternoon. THE WAITEMATA. — ROU-GH vv WEATHER. Early yesterday morning Mr, J. J. Craig's Saart barquentine Waitemata arrived from ewcaatle, after a passage of a little over eleven days, experiencing some rongh weather on . the way. Captain F. iNilsson reports baring sailed from Newcastle on the 15th inst, with a light westerly breeze, which continued for twelve hours, followed by light .'variable winds* accompanied with much

thunder and lightning, up to the 21st. when a heavy gale, veering from the south-west to south, was encountered, during which some of the sails were blown away, the bulwarks started, and the tarpaulins over the main hatch washed off. A spar which was on deck also broke loose daring the gale, and Captain Nilsson was com- „ pelled to heave the vessel to for twelve i hours, so severe was the wearher. After lasting for 21 hours, the gale moderated, and the vessel was laid on her course again. light variable winds then prevailed until passing • the North Cape at 9.39 p.m. on Saturday ' last, north-westerly winds being met with • along the coast to arrival at 3 am. yesterday. I The Waitemata is discharging ber cargo of i coal at the Hobson-street Wharf, and on . completion sails for the Kaipara to load - timber for Sydney. ' THE ANGLIAN. ; There was no sign of the steamer Anglian, now doe from Sydney, up to the hour of our going to press, tint she may be expected to put in an appearance at any momont. She leaves for East Coast and Southern ports this afternoon. THE WARSHIPS. The Ringarooma left yesterday morning for Lyttelton. Private letters received from Queensland yesterday from one of the officers of the Royalist states that after vi«i:ing the various Queensland ports the Rova'ist would go on to New Guinea and the Solomons, and after a short stay in the latter group would probably <r>me on to this port. The Karrakatta arrived at Brisbane from Noumea oa the 21st inst. The Dart is to leave Sydney on Saturday next on a surveying cruise along the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland. The German steamer Darmstadt has arrived at Adelaide from Germany with relief crews for the Bussard and Falke. PORT OF ONEHUNG.A. ARRIVALS. Gleaelg. s.s., Austen, from WaEganni— Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Takapuaa. s.s.. John Grant, for New Plymonth, Wellington, and Lyttelton. Passengers : Mesdames Peck, Baigent, Hart, Craig, Price and child. Eichelbaum and child, Kirker, Miss Wood, Messrs. Stracban, Robinson, H Brett, R. Blair. Hart, Cope, J. B. Hay, W. A. Runciman, Duckworth. Anderson, Eichelbaum, Brown, R. H. Lavers, Walker, Hoffman, Master Craig, and six steerage.Union S.S. Co., agents. Gairloch, as., W. F. Norbary, for New Plymostn. Passengers: Messrs. Daresby, Collins. W. Impett, Fnlljames, S. James, and four steerage. — Northern S.S. Co., agents. Gleaelg. as. Austen, for Hokianga.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. The Northern Company's steamer Glenelg arrived from Wanganui yesterday morning, and left again in the evening for Hokianga with a general cargo. The as. Takapana left for New Plymcuth and the South at ten o'clock yesterday morning with a number of passengers and a general cargo The s.a Gairloch left for New Plymouth at 1.15 p.m. yesterday, with passengers and general cargo. THE WOLVERENE Yesterday Mr. Ellison, owner of the ship Wolverene, came ever from Sydney by the Rotomahana, in order to endeavour to come to some settlement regarding the vessel. It will be .remembered that after the vessel put into this port in distress, the owner gave notice of abandonment to the underwriters, the ship being insured for £1500 against total loss. The underwriters, however, refused to accept the abandonment, and since then several attempts have been made to come to some definite arrangement as to the disposition of the ship and the cargo, but without success. Shortly after the Wolverene reached this port a survey was made by Captains M. T. Clayton (Lloyd's surveyor), and H. Worsp (Underwriters' Association), and Mr. G. Niccol (shipbuilder), who reported as to the condition of the hull, and what work was necessary to put her into sea-going order. To-day another survey of the vessel will be made by Captains John Nearing and T. Fernandez, and Mr. W. H. Brown (shipbuilder). B 7 TELEGRAPH' KAIPARA HEADS. May 27.—Arrived: P«over, Scow, from Onebunga. Sailed: Isabella Anderson, schooner, for Dunedin. MARSDEN POINT. May 27.Arrived : Scotchman, as., from Auckland. Sailed : Leo, cutter, Saxon, schooner, for Auckland. GISBORNE. May 27. —Sailed last night: Southern Cross, 8.3., for Auckland. WELLINGTON. May 27.—Arrived: Kahu. s.s., from the East Coast; Kanieri, as., from Onehunga, via way ports. Sailed: Wainui, as., for Nelson; Mawhera, s.s., for Picton, Kelson, and the West Coast: Penguin, s.s., for Lyttelton; Tasmania, s.s., for Svdney, via the East Coast and Auckland. Passengers : Misses Gill, Matthews (2), Frith, Wells (2), Brosaahan, Richmond, Treadwell, Bedford, Avernell.Doel, Lingard, Ramsav, Bratney, Gibb, Barlow, McPhail, Cherry (2), Menzies, McCalidon, Gibb. Barclay, Mesdames Lingard, Richmond. Romell, Groome, Smith. Rawaon, Dodds, Barlow. McEldowney, Holmes and three children, Ramsay and three children, Strong, Pickford, Malting, Mowlem, Menzies, Barclay, Thompson, Sir G. Whitmore, Messrs. Smith, Jones, Wallis, Strong, McDowell, Bartlett, Richards, Ramsbotham, Hall, Groome, McPhail, Kirkbnde, Searle (2), Rawson, Proctor, Mowlem, Thompson, Riddell and family, Elder, Burnett, Galvin, Hamilton, Parnell, Menzies, Symes, Hurdye, Harris, Rankin, Knowles, and 47 steerage. LYTTELTON. May 27.—Sailed : Omapere, s.s., for Wellington and Westport; Tarawera, s.s., for Dunedin; Mararoa, s.s., for Sydney, via Northern ports. Passengers : Misses Peake, Garrard, Bliss, Thorpe, McGregor, McKenzie, Murgatroyd, Hayes, Long, Cook, Kemp, Mesdames Harth and family. Spicer, Martin, Paul. Peake, Carr, Wilkin, Neelson, Taylor, Messrs. Speight, Pearce, Ratagen, Knight, Dixon, Holt. Dunn. King, Davis, Wadham, Sinclair. Heath. Ingram. Jones, Griffen, Martin, Paul, Parkes, Hawley, Brill, Henderson, Pardie, Sutton, Peake, Cuthbert, Wilson, Harris, Belcher, Morris, Davis, McGregor, Kirkcaldie, Longren, Wright, Patterson, Dunn, Bartlett, Henderson, Taylor. 0 AMARU, i May 27.—Sailed last night: Poherua, s.s. ' for Auckland. ; THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL. Sydney, May 27.—Arrived : Alameda, R.M.s., from San Francisco, via Auckland, i RELIEF CREWS FOR THE GERMAN SQUADRON. r Adelaide, May 27.— German mail I steamer Darmstadt has arrived, with relief crews for the German warships on the Ana- • tralian station.