SHIPPING.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1202, 15 March 1895, Page 16

SHIPPING.

< ARRIVED. Monday, March 11. Tainui, s.s., 3231 tons, Evans, from London via Plymouth, Teneriffe, Capetown and Hobart. Passengers—For Wellington First saloon: Mr Evans. Second: Misses Friend, Lymburn (2), Mrs Lymburn, Messrs Powell, Walker,Hßev Lymburn, and Master Lymburn. Steerage : Miss Moynan, Mrs'Starr, Messrs Kenny, McCready, McCart, McKenzie, Walsh, Master Starr. For Lyttelton—First saloon: Misses Cameron, King, Mrs Sturt, Mr Evans: Second: Mr Jones. Steerage : Misses Godfrey (2), Mrs Godfrey, Messrs Godfrey, Gairvey, Warwick, Master Barrett. For Dunedin First saloon: Mr Garden. Second: Miss Hart, Messrs Bell and Harrison, Rev Boreham. Steerae-e :■ Misses Davidson, Johnson (5), Mrs Johnson, Messrs Johnson, Sutherland, Masters Johnson (3). For Auckland Second: Miss Gvenien, Mr Harvey, Rev Beveridge. Steerage : Messrs Barrett, Harvey, Rhodes. For Timaru—First saloon: Mr Fielder. Second saloon: Mr Turnbull. For New Plymouth First saloon : Mr Kelsey. Second: Misses Lee ' (2), Mulliner, Mrs Lee, Mr Lee. steerage; Miss Langley, Messrs Hawes, Hignett, Langley (2). Mare, Williams. For Nelson — Steerage : Miss Brooke, Mrs Brooke. For Napier—Stoorage : Miss Page, Mrs Page, Mr Greives, Master Page. For Bluff—Steerage : Miss Koaney, Mr Mannion. For Grey mouth —Mr Ward. '

The lonic took the following cargo from New Zealand ports : —Auckland—- 99 bales avool, 2uo cases gum, 99 do honey, 47 do cheese, 3 "pigs silver, 23 pkgs sundries, 3 boxes bullion, 431 kegs and 10 boxes butter, 49 cases cheese, 3547 carcases sheep, 2869 do lamb (for Rio, 10 cases fish) ; Dunedin —2766 cases cheese, 89 boxesbutter, spkgs sundries ; Lyttelton —1215 carcases mutton, 5531 do lamb, 134 bales wool, 3331 sacks oats and barley, 161 do grass seed, 740 pkgs butter, 738 cases cheese, 6 do bacon (for Rio, 200 cases apples, 6 carcases mutson) ; Wellington —11,758 carcases mutton, 5150 do lambs, 3192 legs, 2208 cases cheese, 4424 cases and 716 kegs butter, 880 bales and 2 sacks wool, 300 bags barley, 11 bales leather, 31 do basils, 132 sacks grass seed, 6 cases bacon, 35 casks tallow, 7 do marrow, 56 do edibles, 4 sacks bones, 21 pkgs sundries (for Rio, 36 sacks potatoes, 1 case bacon). The dairy produce was made up as follows : —From Wellington, 144 tons cheese and 143 tons butter; Auckland, 8 tons cheese and 22 tons butter ; Lyttelton, 46 tons cheese and 24 tons butter ; Dunedin, 190 tons cheese and 3 tons butter : total, 388 tons cheese and 197 tons butter. The barque Centurion, under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company, left Wednesday morning for London, with a cargo comprising 3779 bales wools and skins, 46 bales basils and leather, 23 bags leather, 6 do. hair, 210 do. hemp, 1 do. feathers, 884 casks tallow and pelts, &c.

ARRIVAL OF THE TAINUI. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s R.M.S. Tainui, captain Evans, arrived at 6 p.m. on Monday from London via Plymouth, Teneriffe, the Cape and Hobart. She left London on the 24th January and Plymouth on the 26th, and experienced very fine weather from the latter port to Teneriffe, where she arrived at 7 a.m. on the 31st January. She lauded 21 passengers and ouulsj coaled

left for the Cape at 2.40 p.m. Fine and cool weather prevailed through the Tropics, until 18 degrees S. was reached, when strong S.E. wind set in with considerable head sea, and continuing almost to - arrival at Table Bay on 16th February. After landing 26 passengers and embarking four, she left for Hobart at 3.15 p.m. Fine weather prevailed from the Cape to Habort, w h®!- e she arrived at 7 a.in. on the 7th inst. and landed 33 passengers, mails, and 270 tons cargo. After coaling she left for Wellington at 3 p.m. After the Tainui left Hobart a strong S.W. gale with very high sea was experienced, but the weather was clear and fine, and the gale moderated towards arrival at the Straits.

, , . London, March 11. J he Rimutaka arrived at Plymouth to-day. Her frozen meat is in good condition; .