SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 9143, 14 November 1890, Page 2

SHIPPING.

High Water at Wharf—s.B am; 8.26 pm, PHASES OS' THE MOON. Calculated for Now Zealand mean time.) .

METEOHOLOOIOAL—YESTERDAY. Sun—Rises, 4.28 am : sets, G. 42 pm. Noon—Barometer, 30.4; thermometer, In .hade, 69. . , 6 pm—Barometer, 30.7; thermometer, 50. Midnight—Barometer, 30.11; thermometer, 62. Weather—Fine. Wind-Calm. ARRIVED. Thursday, November 13 Rotorua, as, 576 tons, Siott, from Nelson, via Pioton. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Carrington, Matthews, and Galloway, Mr and Sirs Farnell, Messrs Bowerman, Myers, Newton, Wastney, Knyvett, Brittain, Fitzherbert, Sinclair, Doreen, Duncan, Wright Hughes, Maginnity and boy; 10 steerage, U.S.S. Co, of Aorere, ss, 45 tons, Wildman, from Nelson, viaFerntown. Turnbull and Co, agents. Omapere, ss, 252 tons, Smith, from Westport. U.B.S, Co, agents. Lawrence, ss, 350 tons, Leys, from Mokihimil. O. A. Deacon, agent. Neptune, ss, 4 i tons, Eckford, from Blenheim. Levin and Co, agents. Kiwi, ss, 133 tons, Campbell, from Napier, via East Coast stations. Levin and Co, ° B Wakatu, ss, 95 tons, Wills, from Foxton, Levin and Co, agonts. Friday. November 14. Woreatea, ss, 288 tons, Lambert, from Westport. TT.S.B. Co,^gents. Thursday, November 13. Australia, ss, 260 tons, Gibbs, for Auckland, via East Coast. Passengers—Saloon : Messrs Watson and Koellor; 3 steerage. U.S.S. Co, ° B Gmapere, ss, 352 tons, Smith, for Lyttelton, i U.S.S. Co, agonts. Kahu, ss, 93 tons, Eomeril, tor Castle Point and Napier. Johnston and Co, agents. Aorere, ss, 45 tons, Wildman, for Nelson and West Coast. Turnbull and Co, agents. Wavorley, ss, 77 tons, Gibbons, for Patea. Turnbull and Go, agents. Queen of the South, ss, 121 tons, Harvey, for Foxton. Levin and Co, agents. Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Stott, for South, Passengers—Saloon : Misses Hay. Spiers, Harburt (2), Tee (2), Hesdamea Stevenson, MoShane and two children, Mr and Mrs Murray, Dr Charlton, Messrs Harman, Smith, , MoShane, Brittain, and Shannon; 6 steerage. U.S.S, Co, agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Rangatira, left London September 26; lonio, left Plymouth October 4th ; Ruapehu, loft Plymouth October 18th; Tainui, left Plymouth, November Ist. MaryS. Ames, left New York 23rd July; Haldur, left New York 29th July (via Lyttelton) ; Turakina, left London September Bth; Cape Wrath, left London September 28th ; Marie Becker, left New York October 10th. Hinemoa, from Onehunga, this day , Waihi, from Blenheim, this day - Penguin, from Nelson and Pioton; this day Takapuna, from Lyttelton, this day ‘ Orowaiti, from Westport, this day Stormbird, from Wanganui, this day Wanaka, from North, 15th Manapouti, from South. 15th H.I.G.M.S. Leipzig, Sophie, and Alexandrine, from Sydney, 15th Tarawera, from Sydney, via Auckland and East Const, 16 th Brnnnor, from Westport and Nelson, 16th Southern Cross, for Auckland, via East Coast, 16 th - PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Dake of Buckingham, for Lyttelton, this Neptune, for Blenheim, this day Wakatu, for.Knikoura and Lyttelton, this Penguin, for New Plymouth and Onehunga, this day Waihi, for Blenheim, this day Grafton, for Picton, Nelson and West Coast, this day Stormbird, for Wanganui, 15th Dingadee, for Westport, 15th Orowaiti, for Westport, 15th Kiwi, for Castle Point and Napier, loth Manapouri, for Auckland, via East Coast, 15th Wanaka, for Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga, ICth Brunner, for South, IGth Waverley, for Patea, 17th Tarawera, for Melbourne, via South, 17th Southern Cross, for Auckland, via East Coast, 18th . BV TELEGRAPH. (per press association.) Wanganui, November 13. Arrived, 11 am—Stormbird, from Wellington, . Westport, November 13. Arrived, 7.20 pm—Brunner, from WellingtoD' Onehunga, November 13. Sailed, 8.15 am Hinemoa, for Wellington. Kelson, November 13. To sail, 10 pm—Penguin, for Pioton. Blenheim, November 13. To sail (14th), 6 am—Waihi, for Wellington. Lyttelton, November 13. Arrived—Beautiful Star, from Dunedin. Sailed, 4.55 pm—Takapuna, for Wellington, with Brindisi mail, Paa/jengera—Meadamea Leon, Pike, and Fuller, Messrs Wilson, Mather, Pike, Kerrow, Fuller, Hart, Campbell, Brett, Wiever, Bunkley, Kirkcaldie. Auckland, November.l3, Sailed, 5.15 pra—Wairarapa, for Sydney, via Bussell ; Wakatipn, for Brisbane ; Clan McLeod, for New York, with flax and gum, Kaipara, November 13. Arrived—W. F. Weitamann, from Melbourne. Sailed—Handa Isle, for Sydney. Gretmouth, November 13. Arrived, 11.20 am—Kanleri, from Wellington. Motueka, November 13. Arrived, Bam Waitapu, from Wellington. • The U.S.S. Co.'a ss Kotorua, from Nelson and Picton, arrived here at 0.30 am yesterday. She sailed for Southern ports yesterday afternoon. The ss Aorere arrived from Nelson, via Ferntown, at 4am yesterday. She returned to Nelson laat night. The ss Kiwi, from Napier, via coastal stations, arrived here at 2.30 yesterday afternoon. She returns this afternoon. The barque Kenmnre, which has been chartered by the New Zealand Shipping Company to load heie for London, will leave Port Chalmers for this port to-morrow. The U.S.S. Co.BB Omapere, from Westport. came in at 11 am yesterday, and sailed In the afternoon for Lyttelton. The Lawrence with a cargo of coal arrived from Mokihinui shortly after noon yesterday. The ss Neptune arrived from Blenheim at I, yesterday afternoon. The 88 Wakatu arrived from Foxton at 9 o’clock last night. Sho sails to-day for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. ARRIVAL OF THEi LUTTERWORTH. The barque Lutterworth, Captain Streator, from London, arrived In the harbour last evening. She ia reported as having left on August 2nd, and ia therefore 103 days out, Messrs Turnbull and Co, are agents for here. DEPARTURE OF THE COPTIC. (PER press association.) Lyttelton, November 13. Sailed—B.M.B. Coptic, for London, via Rio. Passengers Saloon : Messrs B. W< Bosworth, W. J. Bosworth, S. Marlin, A. E. Hyde, A, H. Russell. Second saloon ;Mr W. J. Williams, Miss Mary Cole, Messrs H. E. Ehnsley, Godfrey Hostings, Drury Hastings, Mr and Mrs Hill and child. Miss Muriel Hill, Messrs W. A. Walker, O. Millar, A. S. Weir, L. Mcßae, Mrs Clark ond two children, Mr J. P. Worrell, Mrs Downey and six children, Mr Hugh Warren, Mr and Mrs Loper and throe children, Messrs T. Dawn. George Horridge, Cecil Procter, W. A. Ellis, Mrs M. Fowdllng. Messrs E. M. P. Bucholm and M. A. Hawkins. A DEAD HEAT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. The arrival of the White Star liner Teutonic, and of the Inman steamship City of New York, which left New York on September 17, the former 20 minute- 1 after her rival, was anxiously looked for at Queenstown on September 23, it being fully expected that rapid passages would be made. At 1.9 |pm the City of New York arrived off Roches Point, having accomplished the voyage In 5 days 23 hours 14 minutes. This is her best Eastern passage. The Teutonic, which travelled by a route 21 miles longer, arrived 20 minutes later. There was brisk betting on the result between the passengers on board. The weather on the Atlantic was very fine, and the only thing that impeded their progress was the fog which prevailed on September 2), anl necessitated the slowing down of the City of New York's engines for three hours. The Teutonic kept the other vessel in view until September 19, Fog was experienced the next day, but on September 21 those on board the City of New York saw the White Star liner again, following them about the same distance behind as when they started from Sandy Hook. From this time they never lost sight of each other. The following are abstracts from their respective logs ; —City of New York —lßlh, 456 miles; 19th, 433 miles ; 20ch, 431 miles; 21st, 43.0 miles ; 22nd, 474 miles; 23rd, 491 miles ; total, 2773 miles. Teutonic—lßth, 490 miles; 19th, 450 miles; 20th, 460 miles; 21st, 441 miles ; 22nd, 454 ini’es; 23rd, 493 miles; total, 2794 mi’ea.

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