SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9276, 23 April 1891, Page 2

SHIPPING.

1V..U.1 -oiiwui iLoi. 33.&U I tliuiii.omeler, in shade. 50. . . ri 6 um—Barometer, 30.50 ; thermometer, .»!• Midnlghi— liirometur. 30.35; Uiermuinutur, Avincl—S., very light, Weather-Cloudy. ARRIVED. Wednesday, AMI in 22. Glenlora, barque. 774 tons, Nicolo, from London, via Dunedin. Devin and Co. agents. Mahinapun, an, 205 tone, Spudding, from the South. Pawengern - Saloon : Meadamen Murphv, Miles and 3 children, Hunt and child, "Messrs Miles, Hunt, and Xeckover. U.S.S. Co, agents. Penguin, as, 4-12 tons, Bernech, from South. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Davidson and Gall'ii'lisr, Mesdames Johnston, Grant, Harrison. Wo,re, Pisir, and Maeey, Messrs Johnston, Wilson, Pairbutn, Koss, Olph, V/oodward, Smith, Hadley, Harrison, Greenstreet, Owen, Moore, ami Gordon ; 18 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. ~ Charles Edward, bh, XuG tons. Whitwell, from West Coast and Nelson. Passengers— Mrs Porcival, Messrs JJettany, Morgan, Wright, and Smith. Tnrnhull amt Co, agents. Kuwatiri, ss, 288 tons, Apstem, from Greyxnoutin U.S.S, Co, agents. Kntnrnn, ss, 570 tons, Stott from Pictnn and Nelson. Passengers Saloon ; Misses Pordham, Gawne, Ryan, Neal, Gibson, Isucas (2), and Praser, Mesdames Linton, Niglitingaie, Neal, Campbell. Litchfield Grip Mole. Troup, Harris, Clayton, Witmtan «y and 2 children, Mes-.rs Smith, Winstanley, Legg, Millward, Ottewnn, EHey. Tyer, huttem, Litchfield, Campbell, Bohh Parker, Lden, Hamilton, Grigg, Martin, Clayton, Llyth. Powler, Macplierson, and Fowler; 14 steerage, U.S.S. Go, agents. SAILED. Wednesday, Aeiul 22. Charles Edward, ss, 123 tons, Whitwell, for Nelson and West Coast. Passenger—Mr Carter. Turnbull and Co, agents, Mahinapua, ss, 205 tons. Spudding, for Nelson and Westcort. Passengers Miss Coventry (2). U.S.S. Co, agents. _ Taupo, ss, 411 tons, Oameron, lor hip, via Auckland. Passengers Messrs Englis, Hnckie, and Morrison. U.S.S. Co, agents. John Pell, schooner, 00 tons, Cameron, for Waitapu. Master, agent. Huon Bolt, ketch, 42 tons, Carruthets, for D’Urville Island. Master, agent. Penguin, ns, 442 tuns, IGrnech, for Nelson. Passengers—Saloon : Mrs Sweet and child, Messrs Hnxtahle, Barleyman and Kirkpatrick; 4 steerage. U.S.S. Go, agents, Manawatu, as, 120 tens, Ryan, for Wanganni and Westport. U.S.S. Co, agents. Rowena, ss. 74 tons, Lambert, for toe South. Cottrell and Co, agents. Neptune, ss, 44 tons, Lckford, for Licnheim. Levin and Co, agents. EXP/CCTJSD AKIlf VALS. Duke of Westminister, lain London 2nd March; Duke of Buckingham, left London 12th March; Tainui, left London, 21st March ; Kaikoura, left Plymouth 4th April. Alice, left Now York 30th Deoember; Bonny Do.ni, left New York 10th January ; Nelson, left London 22nd January ; Motley, left New York 28th .limitary; West York, left Hamburg 3rd February ; Camana, left Liverpool 13th February; Evie Reed, left New York Bth March. . Wnkatu, from Lyttelton, via Kaikoura, this Tnkapnna, from Lyttelton, this day Wuverley, from Patea, this day Waitapu, from Rangitikei, this day Grafton, from Greyinoutb, Westport, and Nelson, this day Tekapo, from Sydney, this day Jubilee, from Sydney, this day Waihi, from Blenheim, this day Stormbird, from Wanganui, this day Te Anau, from Melbourne, via Hobart ami South, 21th . Kennedy, from Wanganui, 21th Pukaki, from Westport, 24th Kiwi, from East Coast, 24th Oroti, from Onehnngn. and Taranaki, Join PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Maori, for .Picton and Waitara, this day. Wuihi, for Blenheim, this day Kawatiri, for West Coast, this day Stormbird. fur Waugapui, this day Rotorua, for South, tld* day Jubilee, for South, this day Takapuna, for Onehvmga, via Taranaki, this day . Waverley, for Patea, tins day Wa'tapu, for Patea, this day Queen of the South, for Foxton, this day Te Anau, for Sydney, via East Coast and Auckland, 24th __ . , Grafton, for Picton, Nelson, Westport, and Greymouth, 24th Kennedy, for Nelson and West Coast, 24th Kiwi, for Caallepoint and Napier, 24th Tekapo, for South, 24th Neptune, for Blenheim, 21th Wiikatu, for Kaikoura ami Lyttelton, 25th Pukaki, for Westport, 25th Ruapehu, for Lyttelton, 25th BY TELEGRAPH. (pKR PUB 33 ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, April 22. Arrived —Agnes Donald, schooner, from Dunedin; Brooinhall, barque, Captain Dundas, from London, ( J 6 days out. Sailed—lndustry, as, for Brisbane. Kaitara, April 22. Sailed--Parnell, brigantine, for Sydney; Natal Queen, barque, for Melbourne ; Maud Graham, schooner, for Dunedin; Annie Wilson. schooner, for Lyttelton. Lyttelton, April 22. Arrived—B.so am, Takapuna, from Wellington : CuraQna, from a cruise. Sailed, 10 pm—Takapuna, for Wellington. Passengers, for Wellington—Miss Galbraith, 2 Siste-s of Mercy, Hon J. D. Ormond, Messrs Hunter, Pickering, and McLaren. Cleared —Weser, barque, for United Kingdom (for orders), with 8030 sacks wheat. Patea, April 22. Sailed. 8.30 am—Waverley, for Wellington. New Plymouth, April 22. Sailed, neon—Oreti, for Onehunga, Russell, April 22. Arrived, G. 30 am —Wairarapa, from Auckland. . .. Castle Point. April 22. Arrived, 5 am—Kiwi, from Wellington. Blenheim, April 22. The Waihi, outward bound, is unable to cross the bar. . .. Port Chalmers, April 22. Sailed, 1.5 pm—lonic, for Lyttelton. Nelson, April 22. Arrived, 4.30 pm—Mawhera. from Picton, Bailed, 7 pm—Grafton, for Wellington. The Takapuna arrives from Lyttelton this morning, and sails for Taranaki and Manakau The steamer Waitapu left Rangitikei at 7 o'clock last night, aud should reach here early this morning. . , . , Tho Charles Edward arrived yesterday morning from Nelson, and returned again during the evening. , „ ~ . , The Mahinapua, from the South, arrived hero at 10 am yesterday. She left Port Chalmers on the 19th inst, called at Tiraaru, Akaroa, and Lyttelton, arriving hero as above. She left at night for Westport, via Nelson. The Rotorua arrived at 9 am yesterday from Picton and Nelson, and sails for the South at 3 pm to day. ._, The Kawatiri, coal laden, arrived from Greymouth at 3am yesterday, and returns to-day to Hokitika and Greymouth. The Penguin, from tho South, arrived at 2.15 pm yesterday, and sailed at 8 pm for Nelson direct. The schooner John Bell and ketch Huon Bell left early yesterday morning, the former for Waitapu, and the latter for D’Urville Island. The Taupo left last night for Auckland and Fiji. The Jubilee and Tekapo should both arrive to-morrow from Sydney. The Maori leaves to-day for Picton to fill up for London. Tho Neptune left last night for Blenheim. The Rowena left at 3 pm yesterday for Timaru. The old steamer Hero, which is probably as ■well-known by old New Zealanders as any steamer trading here, has been sold by the Union Steam Ship Company to the Australian United Steam Navigation Company, who intend to convert her into a bulk. She is to be stationed at Noumea, for which port she left Sydney last week. The steamer Grafton arrives here this morning from Nelson and West Coast, and returns again at noon. The barque Glenlora, one of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's fleet, arrived off the Heads last evening from London, via Port Chalmers. The barque is in command of Captain Nicolo, latterly chief officer of the ship Westland, The Glenlora left Glasgow on December 23, and arrived at Port Chalmers after a smart passage of 83 days. Light and variable weather was experienced to the Equa* tor, which was crossed on January 15th. Sighted Gough Island on February Bth, and crossed tho Meridian of Greenwich on February 11th in lat 44deg 40min S. The first of the westerlies then set in, and she rounded the Capo of Good Hope on the 14th. Sighted Prince Edward Island on February 21, passed the Meridian of Cape Leuwin on March Bth in lat. 48deg 40min S. and Tasmania on March 15th, Sighted the Snares on the evening of the 18th, when a heavy N.W. gale set in, lasting for 12 hours, when it suddenly shifted to the S. W., blowing fresh until passing the Nuggets on the evening of the 19th. She ran her easting down between the parallels of 4Sdeg 20min to 48deg 50min S. The Glenlora loads here for London.