Shipping.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 995, 27 March 1891, Page 30

Shipping.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. ARRIVED. Thursday, March 19. _ Wakatu, sa, 95 tons, Wills, from Lyttelton and Kaikoura. Passengers—Mrs Brown and 2 children; 2 steerage. J.evin and Co, agents. Neptune, ss, 44 tons, Eckford, from Blenheim. Passengers- Cabin : Messrs Collier, Buckley, Hayes and Morton. Levin and Co, agents. _ _ . Recorder, cable steamer. G 79 tons, Brereton, from Sydney and Nelson. Queen of the South, es, 121 tons, Harvey, from Fox ton. Passenger—Cabin :Mr Brennan. Levin and Co, agents. Grafton, ss, 297 tons, Nordstrum. nom West Coast. Passengers—Saloon : Mesdanies Patterson. Bellamore. Fowler, Rev Westbrook, Messrs Gillus, Cuif, Huggins. Ross, Stratford, Lindermeanor, Madden, Wesley,JSpragg, Lawson. Scantlebury, Curry, Edwards, Kelling, Hall, Dhalderis, Robertson, Patterson, bilcock; 6 steerage. IJ.S.S. Co, agents. , Tekapo, ss, 1501 tons, Allman, from South. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Prosser(*■>), Long, Bowden, Montgomery, Mitchell, Miln, Hayden and Harman, Mesdames Wiustanley, Barclay, Lloyd, Thomas and Green, Messrs Young, Mcßean, Hood, Sffons, Fuller, Ward, Herrick, Cathro, Winstanlev,'Thomas, Austin, and Smith ; 32 steerage, TT.S.S. Co, agents. Jubilee, ss, 1005 tons, Brothers, from the South. Passengers—Saloon: Mr and Airs Brown and 2 children ;37 steerage. Johnson and Co, agents. „ ~ ■ Charles Edward, ss, 123 tons, Whitwell from Nelson. Passengers—Cabin : Mr and JVIr3 Whitwell, and 2 steerage. Turnbull and Co, agents.

.Friday, March 13. Stormbird, ss, 137 tons, _ Chambers, from Wano-anui.. Passenger—Miss Siddell, Mr and Mrs Jacobson, Messrs Roberts. Lagosca,. Goodger, Leslie, Sennet, Cox, Black, and Pritchard. IJ.S.S. Co, agents. Pukaki, es, SSO tons, Oliver, irom Westport. U.S.S. Co. agents. , Tabapnna, ss, 369 tons, Grant, from-Lytte.-ton. Passengers Saloon: Mrs Russell, Messrs Wilkin, Crichton, Williams, Benboy, and Taylor : 3 steerage. IJ.S.S. Co, agents. Rotorua, ss, 570 tons, Stott, from Nelson, via Picton. Passengers Saloon : Misses Thompson (2), Black, Hopkirk, Firth (-0, Malcolm' (2), Gillard, Greenwood, Bowden, and Wrattan, Mesdames Firth, Hollan and child. Knight, Ewington, Beacham, Thomas and family, Messrs [Logan, Dobson, Booth, [Regan, Knight, Tardy, Conway, Haughton, Davis, Holmes, James, McCartney, Bolton. Beacharn, Lichfield, Mainwaring, and McCarthy : t> steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. . . Waihi, ss, 60 tons, North, from Blenheim. Passengers Miss Craig, Mesdames Thompson, Cannley and 2 children, Messrs Cannley, Kruger, Thompson, Cunningham, Shearman, Williams, Liggens, and Snodgrass. U.b.fa. Co. agents. _ , _ Rotomahana, ss, 864 tons, Kennedy, from Melbourne, via the South. Passengers— Saloon : Misses Borland, McLean (2), Pilcher, Humphrey, Hadfield, Thompson, Risdon, and Wood, Mesdames Forsyth, Muir, Brittaiu, Russell, Costall, Andrew. Sundgrin and child, Dr Muir, Messss Wilson, Elliott, McArdle, Henderson, Mi rams, Kebble, Pearson, Chamberlain, Davidson, Brittain, Sawers, Patterson, Brown, Sword, Uutt, .Andrew, and Hooper ; 28 steerage. IJ.S.S. Co, agents. •? Saturday, March 21. ... Taupo, ss, 411 tons, Cameron, from Pip, via Auckland and the East Coast. U.S.fc). Neptune, ss. 44 tons, Eckford, from Blenheim, Levin and Co, agents. Kennedy, ss, 13S tons, Furneaux, from .Nelson and West Coast. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs and Miss Beverage, Mr Mcßae. W. ana G. Turnbull and Co, agent 3. Wanaka, ss, 276 tons, Meades, from Onehunga and New Plymouth. Passengers— Saloon: Miss Plummer, Mesdames Holford and Hood, Rev W. J. Watkins; b steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Waitapu, ss, 40 tons, Westrup, from Nelson. Master, agent. T . Hudson, ship, 797 tons, Kemp, from -Liverpool. __ Sunday, March 22. Rotorua, ss, 567 ton®, Stott, from the South. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Halconabe, Cleoham, Ferguson, Ross, and Tanner, Mesdames Williams. Beetham, Rowdus, Andrew, Ross, and Cross, Messrs Gowegard, lervant, Johnston, Anderson (2), Champion, Greenfield. Arundel, Lang, Moat, Miles, Cross, Waghorn, Richardson, Rowdus, Young, Hawthorn, Marshall, Brown, Robinson, Ker, Rutherford, Ross, Marsden, Cullen, _ White, Monlman, Rev J. C. Andrew, Captain Macdonald ; 20 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Te Anau, ss. 1652. tons, Todd, from Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast. Passengers Saloon : Mesdames Bertie. Howse and child, Chisholm, Misses Morsheaa, Randerson, Baton, Rev Bull. Messrs Myers, Browne, McGarry, Gray, McLeod, Ormiston, Chambers, Speed, Moxham, Preston, Howse, Johns, Chisholm, Masters Campbell, RanderEon, and Beatson ; 7 steerage. U.b.b. Co, ss, 260 tons, Gibb, fro:n Auck land, ( via the East Coast. PassengersSalcon: Mr Johnston; 2steerage. U.b.b. Co, ss, 137 tons. Chambers, from Wanganui. Johnston and Co, agents. Mahinapua, ss, 205 tons, Richardson, from South. U.S.S. Co, agents. Brunner, ss, 333 tons, Waller, from Westport. Passenger —Saloon: Mr Morgan. U.s.b. Co, agents. r Elinor Yernon. three masted schooner, o 4» tons, from New York. . Saida, Austrian training ship, 240 J tons, 14 guns, Captain J. Wachtel de Elbenbruck, from Svdney. _, Monday, March 23. Aorere, s®. 45 tons, Wild man, from Nelson and West Wanganui. W. and G. Tumbul and Co, agents. . Mawlwra, ss, 3SO tons, Manning, from Westport. U.S.S. Co, agents. Tuesday, March 24. John Bell, schooner, 90 tons, Cameron, from Ij Takapuna. ss. 370 tons, Grant, from Onehunga, via New Plymouth. Passengers—Mies Tenneht, Drs McGregor and Christie. Major Douglas, Messrs Mason, Darby, Kelly, and Barclay ; 9 steerage. U.SS.C’o, agents. Wakatu, ss, 110 tons, Wills, from Lyttelton and Kaikoura. Passengers Messrs Yaxle.y and Dunnthorpe; 3 steerage. Levin and Co, agents. , , Mahinapua. ss, 205 tons, Richardson, from the South. Passengers—Saloon : Mrs bowler, Messrs Merry, Baffin, McGuire, Beach, Pinnon, Baillan, and Fowler; 6 steerage, U.S.S. Co, agents. . Kahn, se, 93 tons, Romenll, from Napier, via Castle Point. Passenger—Miss Brown. Johns ton and Co, agents.

Kiwi, ss, 133 tons, Campbell, from the East Coast. Levin and Co. agents. SAILED. Thursday, March 19. . Charles Edward, ss, 156 tons. Whitwell, for Nelson. Passenger—Cabin : Mr Gorrange. Turnbull and Co, agents. Neptune, ss, 44 tons, Eckford, for Blenheim. Passenger—Cabin :Mr Butler. Levin and Co, agents. Penguin, ss, 442 tons, Bernech, for bouth. Passengers—Saloon : Miss White, Mesdames Gilpin, Pratt and child, Messrs Griffith, Loughnan, Gilpin, Doyle, Barnett and Eugene ; 6 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Wakatu, ss, 110 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. Levin and Co, agents. Lawrence, ss, 310 tons, Leys, for IMokohinui. Johnston and Co, agents. Queen of the South, ss, 121 tons, Harvey, for Mokihinui. Levin and Co. agents.. Invercargill, ship, 1123 tons, Muir, for London. Turnbull and Co, agents. Tekoa, ss, 2661 tons, Stuart, for Napier. N.Z. Shipping Co, agents. _ Rosamond, ss, 460 tons, Stuart, for Greymouth. U.S.S. Co, agents, . ' Kahu, ss, 93 tons, Romenl, for Napier. Johnsion and Co, agents. _ Jubilee, ss, 1005 tons, Brothers, for Sydney, Passengers Saloon : Mbses Brown and Thompson, Mesdames Smith, Cook, Shaw, Messiter, Roberts and 2 children. Snook, Bascang, Wilmer, Brennan, Connel. Williams and child, Messrs Wilmer, Roberts, Brennan. Condrop, Smith, Scarr, Connel, Bailey, Williams, Abraham, Cook, Collison, Kennedy, Wright (2), Kane, Welsh, Moran, . Holley, Newman, McKenzie. Murray, Martin, ,l«n----ning, Hieley, Reynolds, Brown, Bradeock (2), Searle, Harris and Jnmes ; 35 steerage. Johnston and Co, agents. . Tekapo, ss, 1501 tons, Allman, for Sydney. Passengers Saloon: Miss Williams, Burr, Nattrass, Moore, Mackay, Hooper, Penny. Mesdames Trandle, McCarthy, Morrison and infant, Richards, Blackwell, Irevenen, Daniells. Midlane and 6 children, Laing and child, O’Carroll and child, Thompson, Goulston, Bowden, Ruscoe, Oliver, Mackay. Sandilands, Harris, Hooper, Brennan, Itev Daniels, Messrs Blackmore, Moss (2), He miry, R.chards, Midlane, Horsefall, Butler, Goodridge, Stehr, Armstrong, Ruscoe (2). Christie, Quintrell, Anderson, Walker, Bellingham, Brennan, Scaife, Guntup, Brandt, Hart, Goulston, Butler, Penny, Poynter, Thomas, 'Hall, Sedgwick ;50 steerage. U.S.S., Co, agents, Friday, March 13. Stormbird, ss, 137 tons, Chambers, for Wanganui. Johnston and Co., agents. „ Waihi, ss, CO tons, North, for Blenheim. Passengers—Miss Nichols, MrDaney, U.S.S. Co, agents. „ , _. Grafton, ss, 297 tons, Nordstrum, for Picton, Nelson, Westport, and Greymouth. Passengers—Saloon : Mesdames Nicholas, Andrews, Seed, Dillon and child, Messrs Crompton, Casey, Strang, Crompton, Andrews, and Stannard; 5 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Takapuna, ss, 369 tons. Grant, for Onehunga, via New Plymouth. Passengers— Saloon: Mrs Revell and family, Messrs Turnbull, Moore, Baxter, Muir, Finlay, Turner, Spragg, Bennett, and Taylor; 6 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Rotorua, ss, 576 tons. Stott, for Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Tomkins, Pearce, Barlow, Connor, and Golding, Mesdames Wardell, Tolhurst and boy, Messrs Marshall, Reid, Wardell, Morris, Bissett, Patterson, White, Laing, Derritt, Knight, Tolhurst, Hosking, Bannister, Ward, Stuart, Paneti, Calvert, Proctor, and Warren ; 7 steerge. U.S.S. Co, agents. Rotomahana, ss, 864 tons, Kennedy, for Sydney, via East Coast and Auckland. Jras3engers —Saloon : Misses tolhurst and birth (3), Mesdames Wilson, Holloway, and birth, Messrs Wilson, Everett, Campbell, and Hutchins ; 11 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Saturday, Mahch 21. Coptic, R.M.S, 2654 tons, Kempson, for Lyttelton. W. and G. Turnbull and Co, ss, 138 tons, Ferneaux. for Nelson and West Coast. W. and G. Turnbull and Co, agents. . , Waitapu, ss, 40 tons, Westrup, for Patea. Master, agent. . . Waverley, ss, 77 tons, Gibbons, for Patea. W. and G. Turnbull and Co, agents. Sunday, March 22. Wanaka, ss, 278 tons, Meades, for Picton, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Manukau. 1 assengers—Saloon : Misses Holmes, Greentield. Witt, Souness, and Bevan. U.S.b. Co, agents. Brunner, ss, 333 tons, Waller, for South. U.S.S. Co, agents. Monday, March 23. Dingadee, ss, 350 tons, Stewart, for Westport. U.S.S. Co, agents. . . , Taupo, ss, 411 tons, Cameron, for Auckland, U.S.S. Co, agents. Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Stott for Nelson via Picton. Passengers—Saloon : M isses WelsJi and Day, Mesdames Webb and child, Dorset, Manoy and son, Bishop and Mra Snter, Messrs Jenkins, McLeod, Mcßae, Boon, Buck, Chamberlain ; 7 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Te Anau, ss, 1028 tons, JLodd, for the South. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Ramsey, Hoot, Bolt, France, Boag. Perry, Holland, Hay man, Ellman, and Manderville, Mesdames Whittaker, Orr and child, Patterson, Downes, Goslin and child, Revs Bmmber and Ramsey, Dr Downes, Messrs Buckley, Theomui. Stone, Stuart, Rosie, Wilson, Walker, Paterson, Lee, Clark, Howden, Whalton, Range, n haaro, Harvey, Alexander, and Elliott; 13 steerage, U.S.S. Co, agents.

Tuesday, March 24. Wakatu, ss, 95 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura. Levin and Co, agents. . , Kahu, ss, 93 tons, Romo.il, for Napier and the East Coast. Johnston and Co, agents. _ Australia, ss, 260 tons, Gibbs, for Napier, Gisborne and Auckland. Passengers—Saloon: Miss Shrimton and Mr Hodge. U.S.S. Co, agents. ~T , Mawhera, ss, 380 tons, Manning, from Westport and Greymouth. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Furdie (2), Barltrop, Barnard, and Mr Chambers. U.S.S. C<>, agents. _ Rovvena, ss, 74 tons, Lambert, for Picton, Westport, and Patea, , Saida, Austrian training ship, 2400 tons, Captain T. Wachtel de Elbenbruck, for AuckTakapuna, ss, 369 tons, Grant, for Lyttelton. Passengers—Cabin : Mesdames Inkpen, Hollis, Shaddick, Evans and 3 children. King and 2 children, Dr Fookcs, Messrs Hamilton, Evans, Humphries, Cox, Harvey, Elliott, Bumby, Nairn, Crawford, and White; 7 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Mahinapua. ss, 205 tons, Richardson, for Westport. IJ.S.S. Co, agents. ARRIVAL OF AN AUSTRAIN TRAINING SHIP. The Austrian Training Ship, Saida, arrived in port on Sunday afternoon from Sydney, via Milford Sound, and anchored in the fairway off the end of the Queen’s Wharf. The Saida was commissioned in September last atlroia, and Btarted on a cruise round the world on tne

sth of that month. The ship occupies the position of training vessel for young officers of the Austrian Navy, and she was sent out specially on this cruise to give them an educational groundwork to start them, on their careers, and Commander Captain J. Wachtel de Elbenbruck is said to be specially adapted for the work entrusted to him. Ihefcaiaais not an armed vessel of the modern type, but has perhaps a more graceful appearance than some of the more recently built ships of war. She was built at the Austrian Nxyal Yard at Pola, and is a composite vessel of 2400 tons measurement. Her hull is pierced for 17 guns, but five of the ports are closed, lhere are 10 guns on the main deck and one bow chaser of 7in calibre, two or ' I denfeldts, and one Howitzer for boat I expeditions. The metal of which the armament is formed is steel bronze of great strength much used in the Austrian Isavy. Everything connected with the mechanism is in perfect order, and the utmost care is evidently taken to preserve it so. Of small arms there are two classes, the old karalnna and the more modern repeating rifle, the Manlicker, all of which, together with the revolvers, are kept in a convenient place ready for use. The Saida is ship-rigged, performs the greater part of her voyaging under canvas, but uses steam on entering and leaving ports and other necessary occasions. She is provided with low pressure engines, which can dri va her at a ra e of 12 knots, but under sail she has done 12£ knots, the average speed, however, is 11 knots. Her spars are lighter than on most modern warships and very lofty, which, taken in conjunction with the taut and trim appearance of the rigging, give the vessel a pleasing aspect aloft. For searching purposes only the electric light is installed, and by her guns can be fired either in broadside or singly. In the matter of equipments the oaiua ranks highly, being provided with a full number ot boats, &c. After leaving Pola she proceeded to Port Said thence to Aden, Diego Garcia and Mauritius, where a pleasant time was spent by the officers. Albany and Adelaide were next visited, and at both places the visitors enjoyed themselves. At Portland Bay she was anchored so that the young officers might have an opportunity of viewing the country. After this the ship’s head was steered for Melbourne, where she arrived on the 29th January. Hobart was afterwards visited, and after a pleasant stay of over a week she sailed for Sydney, arriving there on the 25tli February. bhe left there on the 7th March, and has been visiting Milford Sound last week. Shortly aft.ei dropping anchor on Sunday she fared the usual complimentary salute, which was returned from shore next day. Ihe following is a list of her officers :—Captain Elbenbruck, Lieutenants J. Padevit, T. Haus, R- Dreger, N. de Krascsenits, J. de Schwarz, E. Harachich, J. Pfeningberger, A. Bachich and H. Marchetti, Dr M. Brillanfc (first surgeon). Dr E. Ciaston (second surgeon), W. Beck (first engineer, J. Butschek (second eng'ueer), _ c. Kozianzick (third engineer), G. Harasinm (paymaster). Following are the names of the midshipmen :—K. Rossler, E. Konek de Norwall, P. Shramrn, A. K. Harrer, R. Baron Schonberger. L. Haindl, T. Gotta tern, D. Kasumovie, A. Kasumovie, A. Marton, M. Hilscher, K. Trevani, A. Frundianesco, P. Pachner, E. Scliram, T. Culot, R. Florio, E. Count Mels-Colloredo, R. BaumeJ, A. Doleno, A. Maboritsch, P. Luckmann, A. Baron ltodich, H. Tobst, A. de Primavesi, I. de Mossig, Felix Hofer. M. Klockner, H. Pergler de Perglas, S. Ternejeio, M. Bauer, A. Wllfan, H. Huber, A. de Kespaldizza.

ARRIVAL OF THE HUDSON, FROM LIVERPOOL. The barque Hudson. Captain Kemp, arrived off the Heads from Liverpool on Saturday night and sailed into port on Sunday morning and anchored in the stream. brings a large general cargo and berthed at the Queen’s Wharf. The Hudson has been 105 days on the voyage. The barque Hudson, which arrived off the Heads on Saturday, had an uneventful voyage from England, light and variable weather predominating throughout. Captain Kemp reports having left Liverpool on the < th December, and picked up the N.E. trades in 19deg. N., and carried them to 4deg. N. Crossed the Equator on New Year’s Day, and fell in with the first of the S.E. trades in 3deg. N., and lost them 'in 2Sdeg. S. Crossed the meridian of Greenwich on 29th January, and experienced westerly winds till reaching the meridian ot Cape Leeuwin on the 25th February m 44deg. S., in which parallel she ran down her easting. Light head winds were then met with till reaching Capo Farewell, which was passed on the 20th inst. The Hudson was berthed at the Queen’s Wharf on Monday evening. She bungs part cargo for Dunedin, and will proceed thence after discharging the Wellington portion.