SHIPPING.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1249, 6 February 1896, Page 21

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. Wednesday, January 29. Tongariro, s.s., 2554 tons, Mayoss, from London via Capetown and flobart. Passengers Saloon : For Auckland Macamo Jeanne ; for Wellington Mrs Markheim, Messrs H. W. G. Markheim, Alf. Newman, J. Pitt ; for Wanganui—Miss J. Marshall, Mr J. M. Marshall. Second saloon : For Westport—Misses E. Eiley, L. M. Riley, M. Riley ; for New Plymouth—Mrs S. Smith, Mr W. H. Wainhouse ; for Wellington—Messrs W. Bramley, C. W. Hannah ; for Lyttelton Misses Biggs (2', W. M. Gale, Mrs Gale, Dr Gale, Mr C. P. Biggs, Master A. Biggs ; for Bluff—Mr W. T. Hague ; for Port Chalmers —Miss McLaren, Mesdames D. McLaren, J. R.Napier; for Auckland —Misses Allan, M. Gribblo, G-. Walker, Griffiths, Mesdames Walker, Griffiths, E. M. Collings, 0. E. Craig, Rev S. Griffiths, Messrs J. L. Walker, R. Armitage, Nay lor, Masters Walker, Griffiths (2j ; for Timaru Miss Boyd, Mrs R. E. Boyd, Mr L. J. Boyd. Steerage : For Wellington Messrs F. W. Bankier, E. T. Gilbert, L. Mollor, H. L. Nielsen, G. Mi ler, A. G. Scott. J Temperley; for Dunedin —Messrs G. Braid (2) ; for Port Chalmers—Miss M. A. Condell. Messrs W. H. Franklin, C. F. Franklin ; for Napier—Messrs V. L. Cuff, W. Summersgill; for Lyttelton Mr J. Hale ; for New Plymouth- -Messrs 11. Mann, J. C. Smith; for Auckland—Misses M. Wardlaw, J. Wardlaw, S. Wardlaw, Mrs Wardlaw, Messrs F. J. Cauldwell, J. Dick. G. Miller, S. F. Morgan, H. A. Nathan, J. Thompson, T. Wardlaw, P. H. Wilson, J. Doney, W. Griffith, 11. Lowcay, W. Watchman, J. H. Stewart, Master Warlaw. Tuesday, February 4.

Waihi, s.s., 03 tons, North, from Blenheim. Passengers—Cabin : Misses McCormack, Redmond, Woolley, Nathan, Wemyess, Mesdamos Davies, Blyth, Rose, Coore, Solomon, Messrs Marchant, Wilson, Henamtm, Masters Dobson and Evans. Neptune, s.s., 41 tons, Eckford, from Blenheim. Passengers —Cabin : Messrs "Ward, Williams, Smith, Weblin (2J, McArtuey, Bavin (-2), Crease. McCluster. Eliza Firth, brigantiue, 143 tons, Murray, from Kaipara. Brunner, s.s., 333 tons, Rain say, from South. Passengers—Saloon : Miss Stevens, Mesdames Death, Horno, Smaill, luraer and infant, Messrs Studholme, Smith, Embery, Mawson, Gittos, McClelland, Livingstone ; 11 steerage. Takapuna, s.s., 309 tons, Grant, from Onehunga via New Plymouth. Passengers ■ —Saloon: Misses Gregory, Brooker, Allen (2), Ross, Prescott, Whistler, Pivnel, Holt, Bellairs, Mesdamos Lyon, Horsburgli and family, Allen, Patterson, Peterson, Hutchison, Messrs Lyon, Thomas, Sorrecton, Hall, Rhodes, Warner, Wood, Mitchell, Allen, Roberts, Burns, Horton (3), Buddie, M<JTavish, Brown, Bowler ; 11 steerage. Gothic, s s., 4987 tons, Kidley, from South. Tuesday, February 4. Manaia, s.s., 02 tons, Simpson, from Rangitikei. Wednesday, February 5. Kuia, s.s., 90 tons, Crawford, from Wanganui. Wainui, s.s., 319 tons, Lambert, from Nelson and Pioton. SAILED. Tuesday, February 4. Mount Sirion, s.s., 2110 tons, Richardson, for London, via Monte Video. Stormbird, s.s., 137 tons, Chambers, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin : Miss Ransom, Mrs Cuff, Messrs Bernard, Hill, Gulf. Aorere, s.s., 49 tons, Tinney, for Patea. John Bell, schooner, 90 tons, Kirk, for Nelson. Brunner, s.s., 333 tons, Ramsay, for Nelson and Westport. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Hudd and Waters, Messrs Hay, Gardiner, Thompson, Fisher, Masters Turner, Henderson, Tatton ; 3 steerage. Wakatu, s.s., 95 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. Queen of the South, s.s., 121 tons, Harvey, for Foxton. Neptune, s.s., 44 tons, Eckford, for Blenheim. Waihi, s.s., GO tons, North, for Blenheim. The Tongariro arrived from London, via Plymouth, Teneriffe, Capetown and i Hobart, on Wednesday last week. She f left Plymouth on 14th December, having boon delayed in the Channel by a fresh westerly gale ; a very severe S.W. gale was en- I countered crossing the Bay. of Biscay; f anchored at Teneriffe on 19th, and after coal- )

ing, left for Capetown early next morning; crossed the Equator on the 26th in longitude i 9deg W., falling in with the S.E. trades same day ; dropped anchor at Table Bay on the sth January, and left for Hobart the same evening ; very fine weather was met with running down the easting, the only exception being on the 20th, when a strong westerly gale set in, with high sea, the barometer falling to 23'9S ; arrived at Hobart on the evening of the 24th, and left at noon next day. Cape Farewell was passed at 1.30 on Wednesday. Her cargo consists of 2300 tons, of which 1720 tons are for Wellington. The New Zealand Shipping Company have received a message stating that the bai-que Dunblane, which left Otago Heads over three weeks asro for Picton, and subsequently appeared off Wellington Heads, but wos blown away by a northerly gale, put into Lyttelton on Thursday evening short of provisions, and with several of her sails blown away. By Telegraph. — Press Association. Lyttelton, February 4. Sailed —Penguin, for Wellington. Passengers—Misses Brown, Walker, Kilgour, Williams, Stubbs, Haydon, Gossett, Bradbury, Patterson, Scrivener, Burnett, Chatfield (2), Anderson, Mesdames Brock, Williams, Miller, Laird, Kingan, Turns tall, Gordon, Gossett and child, Anderson, Dr Gossett, Revs Pridia and Smythe, Messrs Low-i, Robertson, Turnstall, Sander, Chatfield, Andrews, Waterhouse, Harding, Studholmo, Ehind, Cochrane, Kingan, Lind, Pavitt, Wallace, Fisher, Duncan. Baker, Gordon, Hallamore, Paul, Andrews, Nicoll, Whitcombe, Appleby, McGrath, Walsh, Jame.-, Maling, Webley, Anderson (2), Masters Kingan, McEvedy, Burke, Findlay, Gordon (2), Jones, O'Connor, Holland. Sailed —Corinna. for Wellington. Passengers—Misses Bowles (3), Hay, Steadman (2), Revs Baker, Williams, Saunders, Bradb'i?y, Messrs Lewis, Taylor, Serle, Sarginson, Steadman, Cassidy, Hannor, Korbury, Owen, Halley, Masters Wilson, Graham, Murrell, Boyle, Mitchell. Sailed —Flora, for Danedin. Dttnedin, February 4. Sailed —Tasmania, for Sydney, via East Coast. Passengers Misses Hambleton, Waller, Coull, McNicoll, MoKerrow, Rainforth, McVean, Buckland, McLaurin, Barnett, Mesdames Levy, Hambleton, Gibb, Boss and child, Calvert, Thomas and child, Muir and child, Grocott, Adamson, W. Calvert, Gregg and child, McDonald and child, Kennedy, Dr McDonald, Messrs Lohr, Brown, Kennedy, McNicoll, 'Woods, Pitcairn, F. Oakden, Mctnnes, Cureton, Ross, Grimshaw, Hcatley, F. B. Levey, Master Logan ; 15 steei-age. Auckland, February 4. Sailed, 5.15 p.m. —Botomahana, for Sydney. Pouto, February 4. Arrived—Bells, barque, from Auckland. Sailed —Bahnain, steamer, for Melbourne.