SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 897, 10 May 1889, Page 13

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF WELLINGTON.

ARIUViSD. Thursday, May 2. Oreti, ss, 128 tons, ltyau, from Westport. U.S.S. Co, agents. Frida?, May 3. Huia, ss, 90 tons, Fraser, from Foxton. Passengers —Cabin : Messrs Booth and Jack. Johnston and Co, agents. Napier, ss, 48 tons, Harvey, from Foxton. Levin and Co, agents. Rotorua, as, 576 tons, Neville, from Nelson, via Picton. Passengers Saloon : Misses Fraser, Richmond, Reardan, Huggap, Lowry (3), Hewson, Miller, and Slatter. Mesdames Lowry, Cordon, Udy and child, Bishop Suter, Justice Richmond and secretary, Messrs Fraser, Richmond, Udy, Seymour, Hall, Solomon, Bond, Stone, Prince, K-neeshaw. Guson, Gcrdno, Costello, Ray»°r. Tyler, and Mclntyre; 37 steerage. U.S.S. Co, ageuts. . Rotomahana, ss, 564 tons, Carey, from Melbourne, via South and Jblobart. Rasseugers - Saloon : Misses Moyes, McLymont, Ross, Thompson, Leary. Gould, Laue, Gardiner (2), Clark, Reid. Hird, Knowles, Kelly, Purchns, Brandon, Mesdames Gray, McKay and son, Taylor, 3 children and servant, Valentine, Robertson, Coates, McGregor, Lane and maid, Williams, Boyd, Whitcoinbe and 2 children, Holmes, Campbell, Heaton, Campbell and child, Judge Williams, Revs Watson and Robertson, Messrs Campbell, Comfoot, Grey, Taylor, Wilson, Algir and 2 children, Sparkea, Pickering, Williams, Cookstrut, Cuttcn, Ede Coffee, Pratt, Stnrge, Robertion, Salmon, Boyd, Wbitcombe, McLean, Smallbone, Ryan, Master Holmes; 23 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. • Stprmbird. ES, 137 tors, Chambers,J from Wans&’fcui.Johnston and Co, agents. " Rosamond,’ bb, 462 tons, Manning, from Greymouth. Passengers'—Saloon r- Mfks, Byrne, Messrs Moraine, Byrne, and P.tviti -f 9 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. . : ' Wakatn, ss, ILQ tons, Wills, from Lyttelton! via Kaikoura and coast, passengers - Miss Smith, Mrs Clark, Messrs Harding, Clarke, and Burgess } 3 steerage. Levin and do, agents. Saturday, Max 4. Australia, as, 260 tons, Kemp, from Auckland. via East Coast. Passengers—Saloon.; Mrs and Miss Martin, Mrs . Forsyth,, Master Beatson; $ steerage, U.S.S. Co,, * g lSptune, ss, 44 tons, gekford, troui Elen-j helm. Passengers —Cahin ■: Messrs Cloustoc, * Redwood, Smith (2), Kirk, (2) and McGul* , lum. Levin and Go, agents. : Waihi, ss, ,60 tons, Adams, from Blen- ; faeitn. U.S.S. Go, agents. 1 Silvery Wave, yacht, 7 torn, Jackson,: from Pelorus Sound. . Kahu, ss, 93 tons, Romerff. from Napier, , via East Coast. Passenger—Cabin f Mrsi Miles. Johnston and Co, agents. i Peri barque, 896 tons. Steel, from Port Chalmers. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. _ ~ _ "Mahinapua, ss, 205 tons, Todd, from Nelson and West Coast. U.S.S. Co, agents. Murray, ss, 90 tons, Vickerman, from Nelson and Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin: Messrs Morris and Atmore. Turnbull ana C °K?wTim, 133 tons. Campbell, from Napier, y ia East Coast, Passengers—Cabin : Mrs Franklin and 2 children, and Co, as, .278 tpns, Meades, .from Hne- 1 hunga, via Taranaki. Passengers—Saloon .: | Mrs Cloggie 2 steerage. U.S.S. Co,; aS Koranui, ss, 301 tons, Hill, from Nelson | and West Coast. Passengers Saloon.: Misses Reid and Mclntyre, Mr and Mrs Thornton and family (6), Mr and Miss. Dand, Mrs .and Miss * JJeley, Messrs Howe, j Turner. Smith .(3), Roberts Redder, Dunne,, find Sweet ; 4 steerage. U.S.S. Go. agents. , Wairarapa, a*, IQ?3 tons, Chatfield from ; Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast. .■ Misses Porter and; Hubbard, Mr aud Mrs Wnaon, Mrs; Mcßennon, M,r« Por.ter and 2 childreu,, Messrs Sissons, Mc.Kennc.p, Hume, Hydman, ? I?razer Willis. Ruahefl. He Rautour, Green,; Slater,’Jones, and McMillan, Gaptain Todd, J Master Hubbard ; 6 steerage. U.S.S. Co, ss, 576 tons, Neville, from Lyttelten. Passengers Saloon ; Miss Wheeler, Mrs Denniston, Mr and Mrs Collidge, Mr and Mrs Maschamp, Mrs Nanoarrow and son, Messrs Johnson, Davidson, Rutter, Rev Porter, Norbury, Hawthorne, Boundy, Bushell, Voutasi. Bowman, Harper, Burke, Stokes, Veal, and Fancourt, Justice Denniaton; 10steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Kanleri, ss, 115 tons, North, from Blen. heim. Passengers —Cabin : Mis 3 Coward, Mrs Dean, Messrs Watson and King. U.S.S. Co,' agents. ' ' ' Monday, May 6. Rotorna, ss; 576 tons, NeVille, for Picton 1 and Nelspo. Passengers Saloon : Mias 'McKerrow, Mesdames Lachman’,’Wastney, Dnnca.U, Goodall, HeaJd, Reid and infant, Messrs Heald, Sissons, Barltrop, Heme and Lachman, Masters Norris and Beatson ; 4 steerage, U.B.S. Go, agents. Wairarapa, ss, 1023 tons, Chatfield, for Melbourne via South. Passengers Saloon ; Misses Gillander, Dixoo, Denby, Hammond »nd Moeller, Mesdames Lemon and infant, Hislop and 2 children, R. Hislop, McKee and child, Colonel Hume, Messrs Hull, Limber, Spence, Warboys, Chearoni, Morrison, Bee, Waldle, Morton, Roberts, Scqular, Thomas, Sihitfc, Shortt, Stone,

Collard, Monthgue, Bothered), Richardson, Creightbn, , Lemon, Flyger and Milford , 14 steerage. tJ.S.S. Go, agents. Chiifles Edward, ss, .156 toiD, Wliitwcll, froifi Nelson and Foxton. Turnbull and Go, sgeiltS. - Tuesday. May 1. Grafton, ss, 297 tons, Nor Jstrum, from South. Passengers - Saloon i Miss Wyatt, Mrs Drummond, Messrs McGregor FuEGerald aud Kinvig. U. S. S. Co, a^'en^ 3 ' . Neptune, ss, 44 tons, Eckford, from Blenheim. Passengers-Cabin : Messrs Dry and Hardcastle. Levin aud Co, ageuos. Wanaka, 278 tons Meades from Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon : Mr, Jo and Miss Conder, Messrs Ogle, Ritolue, Mann. Douglas, Clissold, Young ; o steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents.

Wednesday, May 8. Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Neville, from South. Passenger.. —-Saloon: Misses Lewis, Steele, Mackay, Adams, Ireland, Fell (2), Diyden, Hubbard and Phillpotts, Mesdames Heald, Townsend, Dißon, Higgins, Mason and Dryden, Messrs J. C. Richmond, Heald, Lingard, Hall, Moyes, Bell, Horrax Cro 1, Harper, Reid, Collins, Mason, Goslm Srnale, and Hamlin; 11 steerage. U.S.S. Co, ag Napier, ss, 48 tons, Harvey, from Foxton. Levip>vnd Co, agents. , Penguin, ss, 442 tons, Bernech, from South. Passengers —Saloon : Misses Hamilton, Stewart and maid, Mesdames Stewai t, Stott. Anderson and 2 children. Messrß Simkin, Burtmard, Stewart, Ellingham, Innes, Davidson, Anderson, Gunn, Tolhurat, and Morgan, Captain Schlazenger, Masters Grant, Robinson, Kemp and Izard ; 13 steerage. ’U.S.S. Co, agenti. Kanieri, ss, 115 tons, North, from Blenheim. Passengers Cabin : Miss Ryder, Mrs and Miss Rose, Messrs Tasker, Young, and MoVicar. U.S.S. Co, agents. Herald, ss, 356 tons, Jones, from Greymouth. Passengers—7 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. ’ B SAILED. Thursd ay, May 2. Waihi, ss, 60 tons, Adams, for Blenheim. U.S.S. Co, agents. Friday, May 3. Oreti, ss, 12S tons, Ryan, for Westport. U.S.S. Co, ageuts. Friday, May 3. Huia, ss, 90 tons, Fraser, for FoxtonJohnston and Co, ageuts. Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Neville, for Lyttelton, Passengers—Saloon : Misses Danks, Jones, 1 Thomson (2), Slack, and Phillips, Mrs Stott, Messrs Leap, Blazell, McMauaway, Donaldson, Richardson, Barnard, and F. Ricbardson ; 8 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Kanieri, ss, 115 tons, North, for Blenheim, U.S.S. Co, ageuts. RdtomahaßO) os, 864 tons, Carey, for Sydney, via ’ Auckland arid East Coast. Passengers—Saloon j Misses Laing, Grant, Galway, and Anthony (2), JJesdames Rutherford, Walker, Gudgeon, Anthony, Messrs Coffey, Frr-er, Rogers, Ede, Vickers, and Armstrong; 14 steerage. U.S.S. Co agents. Napier, ss, 48 tons, Harvey, for Foxton Levin ar.l Co, agents. Saturday, May 4. Brahmin, efiip, 1264 tpris, McKenzie, for London. N,ew Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Rosamond, ss, 46Q tops, Manning, for t Greymouth. U.S.S. Co, agents. Neptune, ss, 44 tons, JEckford, for Blen-; heim. Levin and Co, agents. Sunday, May 5. j Wanaka, &$, 27S tons, Meades, for j Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon.: Mrs Stut- j field, Messrs Allison, Dodgsou, and Ernpson, Master Rutherford ; 4 sfce.epagn- P.-S-S. Co, ; agents. . ' Mahiaapua, bb, 205 tons, loud, for South. U.S.S. Co, agents.Wakatu, ss. 110 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. Levin and Co, agents. Monday, May 6. Nap'er, ss, 48 tons, Harvey, for Foxton. Passenger—Cabin : Mr Biggs. Levin and Co, agents. Kanieri, ss, 115 tons, North, for Blenheim- Passengers—Cabin : Mrs Gurr and Mr Sargent, ffjf. S. Co, agents. , Murray, ss, $0 p ons, Vickerman, for ; Nelson and West.Cos.-.t. Passerig.ers—'Cabin Mr Stephen'.on ; 2 steerage. T. urnbull and i .Go, agents. ! Stormbird, ss, 137 tons, Chambers, fori Wanganui. Passengers— Cabin : Misses; Griffiths (2), Sims, Gibspn and Butts, Messrs' Church and Christie. Johnston and Co,, Agents. Koyapiii, ss, tons. Hill, for Pioton,: Nelson ' an.d Gyeymo.gth. Passenger—Sa-1 loonx Mrs ll.\iivt. U.S.S. Ih.. sgeptfj. ; Tuesday, May 7. Kahu, ss, 93 tons, Romeril, foy Easts Cpast. fohnston a,ud Co, agents. ; Neptune, es, 44 tons, Eekiord, ,for Blen- ] helm. Levin and Co, agepts. Wanaka, ss, 278 tons, Meades, for Onehunga, via New Plymouth. Passenger— Saloon ; Mr Heeles. U.S.S. Go, agents. Huia, ss, 90 tops, Fraser, for Foxton. Passengers—Saloon » Mr and Mrs Jones, Johnston and Co, agents. Kiwi, es. 133 tons, Campbell, for East Coast. Levin and Co, agents. Charles Edward, as, 156 tons, Whitweil, for Nelson and West Coast, Turnbull and Co, agents. Australia, as, 260 tons, Kemp, for Auckland, via East Coast. Passenger—Saloon : Mr Hall. U.S.S. Co, ageuts. Wednesday, May 8. Waih;, ss, CO tons, Adams, for Blenheim. Passenger-Cabin :Mr Better. U.S.S. Co, agents/' ” Grafton, ss, 2#6 tons, Nordatrnm, for Westport, vJaNelsbn. Passehgars— Caffin : Miss Webb, Mrs Martin, Messrs Gunn'and Lowe ; 10 steerage.’' U.S.S. Co, agents. 1 Rotorua, gs, 576 tons, Neville, for. South. Passengers Saloon: Mr 3 Carrow, Mr and Mrs Martel!, Messrs Harding. Finlay, Marten, Tasker, McKay, Laybournnnd McLean; 10 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. BY TELEGRAPH, Castle Point, May 2, Arrived, 6 am —Kahu, from Wellington ; 7 am. Kiwi, from Wellington.

BoNton, May 2. . Arrived; 10.30 am—Napier, from Wellington. 1 . i- • 1 Lyttelton, May 2. Arrived, 12 30 pm -Penguin, from'Wellington. Sailed—Penguin, . for Dunedin ; Rotomaliana, for Noftu: Passeagers—Missbs Lxne, Reid, Clark, Rhodes, Gafdinbr (2), Gould. Mesdames SmeOtOn, Lane, Peatson, Campbell, Messrs R. Campbell, O'Gier, Barnett, -Kim pier, Gough, Gray, Hughes, Berry, Oiaaa, Robertson, Brown, Smeafcoa, Pic'iDriocr. Whifecotnbe, Masters Hutchinson aud Tiffen ; Earl Granville, barque, for Sydney. Picton, May 2. Arrived, 0.30 pm—Takapuna, from Wei lington. 1 , r „ Greymouth, May 2. Sailed, 11.45 am--Rosamond, for Wellingi ton. AuoifLAND, May 2. Arrived Northern Chief, frqm Newoastle. Sailed—Ohau, for Lyttelton ; Wairarapa, for Melbourne and South, Passengers for Wellington—Messrs Hume, Wallis, McKinnon anil wife, Fraser. Auckland, May 3. Arrived—H.M.S. Egeria, from Sydney. On eh ung A, May 3. Sailed—Wanaka, for South. Passengers Messrs Rother and Rather, and 4 steerage, Napier, May 3, Arrived, 1 am—Kiwi, from Wellington ; 4.30 am, Kahu, from Wellington. Sailed, 10.10 am—Australia, for Welling, ton ; 4.45 pm, Kahu and Kiwi, for Wellington. Bluer, May 5. Arrived—Taupo, from Melbourne, with the Brindisi mail. Port Ciialm.ep,s, May 5. Arrived —Beautiful Star, from Oamaru. Sailed —Enterprise, for Napier ; Linda Weber, fer Auckland ; Catlin, for Auckland. Nelson, May 3. Arrived, 10.10 am —Charles Edward, from Wellington. Douglas. Lyttelton, May 6. Arrived—Ohau, from Auckland; Mahinapua and Wanaka, from Wellingtbu; Orowaiti, from Westport. Sailed—lnvercargill, for Dunedin ; Grafton and Wanaka, for Wellington. Passengers per W 7 anaka—Mrs and Miss Couper, Messrs Couper ;2), Clark, Clissold and Kaikoura, May 6. Arrived, 11.15 am—Wakatu, from Weilingtou. Picton, May 6. Arrived, 6.15 pm—Rotorua, from Wellington. i ; Dunedin, May 6. Sailed—Penguin, for North. Passengers —Major-General Strange, Misses McGill j and Simkin (2). . The schooner Crest of the W r ave, from : Invercargill jjto Lyttelton, put in through ; stress of weather. Auckland, May 6. Arrived —Rotomahana; from South. Sailed—AirioiS vcu' Bjppen, for Tongatabu and Vavau ; Weinuf,’ for Tonga and : Samoa. Kaipara, May 6. Sailed—Parnell, brigantine, for Mel- ; bourne. Lyttelton, May 7. ! Arrived—7.3o am, Wairarapa, from Wrel- ; tington.; Rinmtaka, from Wellington. bailer! —Mabinapua, for Tirriaru and Dune- ; d’n ; Omapere, for Dunedin ; Orowait’, for I Westport Ohau, fov Sydney; Wairarapa, S for Dunedin ; Penguin, for .\§fellingjboh j Alice i May, barp t P e » for Sydney"; barque, j for Hobart. ; Greymouth, May 7. Sailed, 3.15 pm—Herald, for Wellington. ’’ Nelson, May 7. am—Murray, from Wellington, pqjrT.D;, May 7. Arrived, 1 pm—Napier, from Wejlfugtpn. Blenheim, May 7. Arrived, 2.15 pm—Kanieri, from Wellington. Wancanui, May 7. Arrived, 1.50 pm—Stormbird, from Wellington. Auckland, May 7Sailed—Three Cheers, for Sydney. Dunedin, May 7. Sailed—Hauroto, for Sydney, 1 ! A full-rigged 'ship was off Gape Saunders this Aftprnoon. It is supposed to' be the Hermione, frotp L’opdpn to Lyttelton. GREvifouTH, jifay 8. Arrived, 3.20 pm—Rosamond, from Weir lingtou. Napier, May 8. Arrived, 4..30 pm—Australia,” from Wellington. Blenheim. May 8i Arpyed—2 pm, fro’ih' .3.30 pm, Nsi tsiiie, fi-biR ' 1 To sail, midnight, Neptune, for Wellington.' J *' ' ■ Lyttelton, May 8. Sailed—-2.55 pm, Brunner, for Wellington ; firJOpnj, Wakatu ; for Wellington, via Kaikom'3" FqxT.oN, May 8To sail, midnight, Huia, fop Wellington, TfMARU, May S. Sailed, 5 pm—Hauroto, for Wellington. Westport, May 8. Sailed, 6 pm—Oreti, for Wellington. Bluff, May 8. Sailed—Taupo, for Melbourne. Auckland, May 8. Arrived—Tarawera, from Sydney. Passengers—Mesdames Trapp, VY'sman and child, Power, Misses Begnajl, Messrs Page, ■ Rutherford, J, Marshall, 'Trapp, ff ? ergUß, 1 Todd, McGregor, Carroll, Hob:pn, Power and W. Clifford ; 28 steerage, Jessie Nicool, from Dunedin. Sailed—H.M.S. Egeria, for Tonga, where she will be engage! in survey work until the end of the year; Dunedin, May 8. Arrived— Vyairarapa. from’th'e North. failed—Mana’pburij for Sydney, yla North. Passengers for Wellington—Mps S. Alien, Messrs Allen, Lawson and Mackay. The U.S.S. Co's ss Rotorua left Nelson at 1 pm on Tuesday, Picton at 10 pm the same

day, and arrived here at 3 pm Wednesday. She experienced tine weather till arrival. She sailed South saiirie night. The UiS.S. Cb’a ss Penguin left Dunedin at 3 pm on Monday, Lyttelton at 9.15 pm on Tuesday, and arrived here at 2:80 on Wcdne'day afterndbn. Finb Weather was experienced to Lyttelton, thence to arrival strong head winds. She sailed for Picton, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga on Wednesday. Trio U.S.S. Co’s ss Oreti left Westport at 12.50 pm on Wednesday, and experienced Ike weather till arrival here at 2.30 p.m. I‘hnr day. She returned Friday. The U.S.S. Co’s ss Rotomahana left Melbourne at 4 pm on the 24th ult,, Hobart at 1 pm on the 26tb, Bluff at 3 pin on the 29th, Port Chalmers at 2 pm on the Ist inst, Lyttelton at If pm on Thursday, and arrived here at Ipm on Friday, She experienced strong westerly winds with heavy sea throughout and thick fog till arrival at the Bluff ; from thence to arrival met with light variable winds and fine weather. She Bailed for Sydney, via Napier, Gisborne and Auckland same night. The ship Brahmin, which sails I° r London to-day, takes the following c rgo : 1110 casks' tallow, 2255 bales fiax, 1258 bales wool, 298 pockets do, 164sacx8 hides, 12 sacks leather, 66 sacks bones, 28 sacks beans, 3 oases luggage, J casjk do, 23 bales tow, and a quantity of hams. The U.S.S. Co’s ss Rosamond left Greymouth at noon on Thursday, and experienced fine weather tiff arrival here at 9.30 last Friday. The ss Wakatu left Lytteltou at 6,20 pm on Thursday, called at Kaikoura, Wai papa, and Flaxbourne, and arrived at 9.45 last Friday, She experienced fine weather till arrival. She returned next day. The New Zealand Shipping ' lompany’s chartered ship Brahmin sailed for Londou on Saturday morniug. She is in excellent trim, and will probably make a good ruu Home. The U.S.S. Go’s ss Australia left Auckland at 6 pm on the 30fch ult., called at the usual way ports, Gisborne and Napier; left the latter port at 10.10 am on Friday, and arrived here at 10 am on Saturday. She experienced fine weather till arrival. The N.Z. Shipping Go’s barque Peri, which arrived off the Heads on Tnursday last from Port Chalmers, beat into the harbour on Saturday afternoon. She will load here for London. The is Kahu left Napier at 5 pm on Friday, called at Capo Turnagain and Akiteo, and arrived here at 11.15 pm on Saturday. She expeii-mced fine weather till arrival. Th? ss Kiwi left Napier at 5.20 pm on Friday, called at Cape Turnagain and Flat Point, and arrived here at 10.20 am on Sunday. ■ v he experienced fine weather till arrival. The.ss Murray left Nelson at 9 pm on Friday, arrived at Wanganui at noon on Saturday, left again at midnight, and arrived here at noon yesterday. She met with itrong head winds arrival. She sailed frir Nelson and West Coast on Monday. The TJ.S.S. Go’s ss Koranui arrived here 11.3 b am on Sunday. She left greymouth it 12.30 am on the 4tU, and hirrwed at Nelson at 11.20 pm the same day ; sailed again at 11.50 pm, and- arrived as above. Experienced moderate winds and ‘fine weather to arrival. The U.S.S. Co’s ss Wairarapa left Sydney at'4.3o pm on the 26th ultimo, cleared the Heads at* 5.30 pm the same day, passed Three Kings at 3.50 am on the 30th, and i-ounded thri NTQrtjbi Qapo at Bu«m8 u «m the same daV, arriving ak Auckland at''ll.3o the same night; left again at 1g.30 pni ori the 2nd ihstant, chlled at Gisborne and Napier, leaving the latter port rtt 3 pm on Saturday, arid arrived here at 6 am on Sun lay. Had light variable 1 winds and firiri weather throughout. She sailed for Melbourne and Hobart, via South, on Monday. ’ The as Charles Edward left Nelson at 10 pm oh Satijrday, Fo?Eqf! at § Pjq on Monday, and arrived here at JO same njght. She experienced fine weather throughout. She sailed for Nelson and West Coast ports on Tuesday. The U.S.S. Co’s ss Grafton left Dunedin at 5.30 pm on the 3rd iust., Timaru 4tb, Akaroa sth, Lyttelton at 5.30 pm on Monday, and arrived here at 1.15 pin next day. She experienced fine I weather till arrival. ’ She Bailed for Nelson aud -West Coast same night. l-1 1 1 The U.S.S. Co's ss Wanaka lefjrLyttelton at 9 P ,n OR Monday, arid experienced : a Strong'fiead 'v/ind, lienify sSa til|j apri'val here at '4 fim nekt daiy/" - ’ She '’sailrid 1 'for Onohnnga, via New Plymouth, same night.

DEP RTURE OF R.M.S. lONIC. (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) . - 11 ' * LYTT-kL'fpir, 2. gaffed—lonic, for ‘ Lefadci},' yls Rjo. Passengers—First saloon ; MrG. C. Brownell, Mr Koberfc Neffl, Mr Edward Bage, Mrs Bage, Miss Anna F. Bage, Mis 3 Ethel Bage, Master Edward Bage, Mrs Thomson, Miss Sutherland, Mr J. G. Clemif»tar Mr R. A. Sutherland, Mr A. Merck, Mp R, M, Parsons, Mr S, H. pollard, Mrs Pollard, Mr John Andrews, Mr J. Sinclair Thomson, Mrs Thomson, Master Kenneth Thomson, Master Colin Thomson, Mr E. Elworth.v-, Miss Thomson, Miss Fulton, MiS3 Neiderhausor, Mr H. J. Tolletnache, M.P., Lord Westbury, Archdeacon Clarke. AJ.S Olftlke, Mr E, Honey, Ivir W. Goalen/ Mrs Goalen, Mrs Williams,. Mr W,-. G. Howard, Mr- G, 1 'Second, Mrs Oayxeyj- Cayser, Mr R:-Bodkin, Mr A. L Gray, King, Sir C. Sutherland, Air A. J. Siordet, Mr T. E- H. Dickens, Mr D.'Buchanan, Air John Rose, Mrs Gawith, Mr W. Comely, Mrs Cotoely, Mr C. Evans, Miss Crowe, Mrs Hutchinson, Master E. Hutdhinson, Miss Thurtle, Mrs Wlfak'ely, Miss Whalcely, Mr Thomas Durant, Air John Gale,' Mr W. J. Goddard, Mr H. G. Smith, Mr G. MoEwen, Miss Roulston, Mr Isaac Scott, Mrs Nicholls, Mrp McDonald, Miss McDonald, Mr John Jones, Rev E. Bristow, Mr J. A. Langford, MrH. A. Nevins, Mr H. T. Hughes. Mr O. Robotham, Mr A. Edwards, Mr F. Maitten, and 34 steerage.

ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. COPTIC; (PER press ASSOCIATION.) P-viT CitA-LMKRS» May 7. The ss Coptic, frorii Plyiriouth, via Cafie* town and Hobart; arrived at 8 thi3 morning: She brings 1734 tons of cargb, 61 passengers, 7 bags mails, aud 20 cases parcel post; Criptain Bilrton, R. N;R:, is still in command j ih her other officers, there has been a slight change. MrKempson, her late chief officer, has been transferred to the R.M.S, Celtic, and Mr Uuwortii, of the Celtic, has taken his place ; Dr MoAscar succeeds Dr Humphrey, imd Mr Hayes comes in place of Mr Thornton as fourth officer. The Coptic landed 55 passengers and 184 tons of cargo at Hobart. She left Plymouth at 0.37 pm on the 23rd March, aud Teneriffe at 6.50 pm on the 28th ; had light winds until crossing the Equator on 4th April, long lO’lO ; thence fresh head winds to Capetown, at 3 am on the 14th ; left again at 10. 47 am snpieday. Encountered strong N-E- gaie for two days, follpwrd by N. W, wind, with occasional snow squalls, aud arrived at Hobart at 8.50 pm on 2nd May; left at 11.55 am 3rd, and had strong westerly winds with high sea to arrival. Paisengers for Welling, ton—Saloon : Mr. J. Mackay ; second salopn— Mr and Mrs R. Rawson, Mrs Hickman, Misses O'Meara and M. O’Meara, Messrs Ranson (4), J ; Hartley, AlcCntcheon (2) j steerage -Mr and Mrs Rudd, Mr and Mrs Park anfi family (6), Air J. Qlayton,