LATE SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XLX, Issue 8167, 19 August 1887, Page 4

LATE SHIPPING.

High Water at Wharf,-4.9 am: 4.31 pn>. METEOROLOGICAL —YESTERDAY. Ban.—Rises, 6.40 a.m ; *6ts, 5.11 P* o3 * Uoon.—Barometer. 30 30 ; thermometer, 00. 6 t>.m. —Barometer. 30-30 ; thermometer 48. Midnight.—Barometer, 30 26; thermometer, 40. .. , . Wind.—SE, very light. Weather.—Fine. . T „ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. . TifinAon Wanganui, left 18th June; Blair Drummond! left 12th May; Wave Queen, left 25th J une; Opawa .left 30 th July. Plymouth.—Tongariro, left 2nd July, for Wellington ; Arawa, left 16th .July, for Port Chalmers ; Aorangi, left 30th July ; lonic, left 13th August. New York.—Herbert Black, left 18th June ; Statsminster Selmer, left oth June. . Glasgow,—Queen Mab, left 2nd May; Pukaki, left August 2nd,_ Calcutta —Hampshire, left 4th July. Liverpool.—Cape Clear, left 2nd June. Westport.—Moa, this day, . Greymouth and Nelson.—Mawhera, this day, Blenheim.—Neptune, this day. Onehunga, New Plymouth, Nelson, and Ficton.—Kotoma, this day. . Melbourne, via South. —VVaihora, this day. PROJECTED HE PART UK ES. Blenheim.—Neptune, this day. Westport.—Maitai, this day. Lyttelton.—Rotorua, this day. Wanganui.—Stormbird, this day. Sydney, via Auckland. —Waihora, this day. JToxton and Greymouth.—Moa, this day. BY TELEGRAPH. (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Picton, August 18. To sail, sam (19th)—Rotorua, for Wellington* Nelson, August 18. “ Arrived, 5.15 am—Giafton, from WellingTo sail—B pm, Rotorua, for Picton, and Mawhera, for Wellington. Lyttelton, August 18. Arrived—7 am, Penguin, from Wellington ; 12.40 pm, Tongariro, from Wellington ; Hone, from Port Chalmers. ■ Sailed —Penguin, for Hunedin ; Waihora, for Noith. Passengers, for Wellington—Misses Bishop, Green, Smith, Philips, Mesdames Bishop, Inglis and 2 children, Mackie, Jones, Messrs Ayers, Snodgrass Pitcarny, Yman, Austen, Al'en, Mackay, Joynt, White, Wotten. Wilson, Anderson, Adams, Cameron, Smith, Phillips, Onemane, Levy, Orbell, Bellaby, Austin, . , 1Q Westport, August 18, Arrived, 7.20 pm—Kanieri, from WellingCastle Point, August 18, Arrived, 7 am—Kahn, from Wellington. Greymouth, August 18. Arrived, 10 pm (17th)—Rosamond, from Wellington. Wanganui, August 18. Arrived—B.3o pm (17th), St Kilda, from Wellington ; 8.45 am. Huia, from Wellington. Kaikouba, August 18, Arrived, 6.15 am—Wakatu, from Wellington‘ Auckland August 18. Arrived, this afternoon—R.M.S. Mariposa, from San Francisco and Honolulu. Passengers for Auckland—Mesdames M. B, Williams, Webb, Uttley, Messrs James W. Horsfall, J. J. Ashman, George Webb, H. J. Tarr, W. liebroth, W. G. Uttley, C. E. Houghton, W. B’ Studholme, J. Studholme, Major-General Twigg, and 2 steerage ; for Sydney—2s saloon and 50 steerage. The Mariposa left San Francisco on July 29th, and had fine weather throughout the voyage. The Mariposa left for Sydney shortly after 10 o’clock. Sailed—Rotomahana, for South. Passengers Mesdames Nixon. Bannister, Bond, Reid, Scott and child, Blackwell and child, Simcox, Parker and child, Long, Misses Nixon, Boss, Andrews, Swanson, Master Simcox, Messrs J. Fraser, J. Glyn, J. Tutchen, Blackwell, J. Simpson, Allison, Brown, W. Parker, Besivick, Harrison, K> Houston, O. A. Cox, Long, J. F. Meenan, Knight, T, Thornton, Rev Lee, Canterbury footballers (17). To sail, 10 pm—Mariposa, for Sydney, Spit, August 18. Sailed—l2.3o pm, Janet Niccol, for Auckland ; 1 pm, Kiwi, for Wellington. Hunedin, August 18. Arrived—Crest of the Wave, from Timaru. Sailed—Mararoa, for Melbourne ; Hauroto, for Sydney, via North. Passengers —Mr Lloyd, Mias Pennington, and 3 steerage. AMERICAN SHIPPING. (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, August 18. Eor New York, Evie Reed cleared June 21 for Auckland and Lyttelton, with 500 cases kerosene oil; Mary A. Greenwood sailed July 15 for Dunedin, Lyttelton, - and Auckland. Jk'or Dunedin, 1750 cases kerosene oil. The following vessels were loading at New York : —For Hunedin and Wellington, the Carl Burohard will probably clear about July 30 ; ■for Lyttelton and Auckland, the Ada Stott will probably clear about August.