SHIPPING.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1190, 21 December 1894, Page 17

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. Saturday, December 15. Doric, ss, 3071 tons, Sowden, from London via Capetown and Hobart. Passengers—Saloon: For Wellington Misses Howell, Strang, Farrell, Elgar, Mrs Elgar, Messrs Elgar, Graham, Tanner, Reid. Second cabin: Miss Battersheil, Mr 3 Cecil, Messrs Edwards, Higginbottom, Tonkin, 'Sargood, Burd, Chapman, Summers, Cecil. Steerage : Misses McMorran (2), Byrne, Boyd, Seaton, Mesdames Cuthberfc, Wilson, Messrs McMorran (2), Darroch, Hennessy, Bowen, Conroy, Scriven, Wilson, Morrison, Wratten, Barmfield, Beamish, Dawkes. Saloon—For other ports : Miss Fellows (2), Tucker, McHardy, Glasgow (2), Mesdames Fellows, Harrison, Glasgow, McHardy, Rev E. M. Cowie, Messrs Fellowes, Harrison, Gueldon, Miller, Glasgow (2), Standley. Second ciass : Misses Galloway, Rowlands, Kondray, Taylor, Baxter, N ewnham, Laidlaw, Heath, Robilliard, Coleman, Holt, Gill, Presslay, Mesdames Kondray, Robinson, Maisey, Robilliard, Holt, Whittingham, Messrs Cummins, Kempe, Pierson, Mac Nair, Hall, Higgins, Grant (2), Motherwell, Maisey, Davies, McCurragh, Elliot; 78 steerage. SAILED. Thursday, December 13.

Gothic, ss, 4795 tons. Kidley, for London, via Rio. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Maude Anderton, C. King, E. Logan, F. Parker, E. Prideaux, M. St. Hill, Mesdames Anderton and infant, K. Budd, C. Campbell, F. Fitchett and child, Knight and infant, Drs Deane Butcher and B. Thorne, Messrs F. Bartlett, J. Farmer, S. Grimshaw, C. Knight, John Squires, W. Wright, H. Wolfersten, Masters Campbell (5) ; steerage—Misses B. Campbell, S. Greer, L. Johnson, H. and E. Studd, Mesdames S. Burraclough, J. Burgess, S. Last, W. Page, J. Studd, Messrs J. Burgess, J. Bell, W. Corbett, D ; . Campbell, E. Gates, K. Johnston, J. Morris, W: Page, G. Robinson, J. Studd, J. Wareham, Z; aoicDG. Phillippe, H. Haydock, Master Studd. '

THE GOTHIC.#?*

The Gothic took her. departure; via Rio. de Janeiro vesterdav^^geelp^?- The names of her passengers will be found above. She took the following cargo : —From Lyttelton—2B67 bales of wool, 804 sacks.£i*ass seed,

1788 packages butter, 15 casks tallow; 504 S carcases sheep, 1907 do lamb, 2 cases fish, 667 cases cheese, 1000 sacks oats, 5 cases empty lottles, 12 casks casings, 11 packages sundries, 1 bale hair, 23 bales basils, 20 bales leather, 167 sacks clover seed (for Bio, 400 sacks oats, 6 carcases sheep, 2 casks tallow); from Port Chalmers —471 bales wool, 2094 carcases sheep, 955 packages butter, 30 bales leather, 2607 cases cheese, 4, sacks horns,3 bales basils, 5 casks tallow,.B cases sundries, 3 bales glue pieces ; fronr Welling toil —4705 bales and 3 bags wool, 2 bales;rabbitskins, 27do basils, 18 packages sundries, 550 cases preserved meat, 7224 boxes butter, 803 kegs do, 4 cases honey, 3 boxes gold, 21,343 sheep, 1135 lambs, 5393 legs, 942 pieces' beef, 21 cases kidneys, 101 do tongues, cases cheese.

ARRIVAL OF THE DORIC. Tha R.M.S. Doric, which arrived in port on Saturday evening, left Plymouth at 1.52 pm on the 3rd November, having on board 48 first, 42 second and 116 third-class passengers. On leaving Plymouth she experienced strong southerly winds and heavy seas across the Bay, thence moderate .southerly winds with fine Aveather to arrival at Teneriffe at 8.54 am on the_ Bth November, the passage occupying 4 days 19 At Teneriffe she landed seven first-class and embarked two first-class passengers, and after coaling left at 8.54 pin the same day. She experienced moderate south-easterly winds to 19deg N., thence variable winds to Equator, which was crossed at 4.30. pm on the 14th November in long 9deg 29min W. From thence she experienced moderate south-easterly winds 'throughout to Capetown, which was reached at ,8.46 am on the 23rd November, the passage from Capetown having taken 14 days, 9 hours, 38 minutes. She left Capetown at 2 pm the same day, and experienced easterly winds unt 1 the 25th ;; thence moderate southwesterly and north-westerly winds, with fine weather to Hobart;-which was reached at 7 am on the 11th inst.ythe passage being made in 17 days, 8 hours, 25 minutes; landed at Hobart 47 passengers and -175 tons of cargo, and left at 5.30 pin. From Hobart light airs and fine weather were carried throughout. Passed Farewell Spit at 8.20 am, and arrived at Wellington at 5.7 pm, the passage from Hobart being 3 days, 21 hours, 56 minutes.

- THE RIMUTAKA’S PASSENGERS. The following is a list of the New Zealand passengers booked up to'the 3rd November by the Rimutaka, which left London on the 17th November - For Wellington. —Saloon : Misses B. Ling, J. Harding, S. C. Stowe, A. Dalziel, Mesdames J. Ling, Harding, Talbot, Messrs B. Ling, A. Harding, W. Hallgarten, T. B. Addison, Talbot, H. F. Smith, C. H. Rcmane, C. ; Cartwright, Wii'Fri, Masters, M. Harding. Steerage : Mrs Baldwin, Mrs S. Brown, Messrs R. McMagter, J. Johnston, H. H. Clarkp, H. 3D. Thornton, F. Thornton, J. Barron, H. Eaton, G. Baldwin, R. Brown. '. ■ ■ •-.."" •.

' For Auckland.: —Saloon: Mr W. Clarke. Steerage: C. Wilson, Mrs Jones, Messrs J. R. Kidd, H. Atkinson, C. Jones, A. €f. Robinson, F. Raven, A. Raven. For New Plymouth.— -Saloon: Misses Young (5), Mrs A. Young, Master A. Young. Steerage: Miss E. Grove, Mrs J.% B. Macfarland, Mr J. CL - Lascelles. . ' > * For Wanganui.— Saloon: Mrs Sargeanf, Messrs Sargeant,’ Fall, W.. Fall, H. E» Gardiner. Steerage : Mr Tvß. Searle. For NAPiEß.—Saloon : Dr Caro, Mr E. Caro. v*; ; - VT ; '•

For Nelson. —Saloon : -'Messrs O'Beirno (3), J. Surton, A- Billing. For Bluff. —Saloon: Mr J. Addison. For Dunedin.— Saloon: Mr W. Pen wseler. vv For Timaru.— Saloon:; Mr R. Bourne" Mrs Bourne, Master Bourne. Steerage D Miss M. Buckley. :: ' . ' - For Lyttelton. —Saloon: Miss Hopkinson, Mrs Mi E. Pickett, Mrs J. H. Browne, Messrs N. W. Edwards, H. Gardiner, Master T. H. Fitch. ,Steerage: . Misses J. and G. Worgan, B. CroOme, Mrs, E. Worgan, Messrs T. J. Tucker, B. Benin, ;i Masters J. and W. W'organ. ARRIVAL OF THE TARANAKI. . The ship Taranaki arrived on Sunday morn- ■ ing from London, which on September 12. She took in 15 -tons of gunpowder, at Gravesend, which she left on the same day.:/. The ship had easterly to 41deg north, westerly and S.W. winds from thence to N.E.. ■trades, which were met on September 29th in 28deg north. They were . light throughout, and were lost in 6deg N. ; She crossed the Equator on October 14th' in £3deg W. She Tost the S.E. trades off Trinidad. She had “ . light winds thence to the meridian of Green- * wich, which was crossed on November 6th 33deg S., and Cape of Good Hope on November 10th 39deg S., Cape Leuwin on November. 30th. She passed Cape Farewell on the 13th instant at 6 pm, and arrived here as stated. " Messrs Levin and Co. are agents.