SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9317, 11 June 1891, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON. n. it. m. First Quarter... 15 12 4 am Full Moon ... 22 4 42.2 pm Hast Quarter ... 20 10 46.1 am 13un Rises, 7.20 am ; sets, 4.22 pm. IJHigh Water in Port—7.ls am, 7.30 pm. Noon—Barometer, 29.80 ; thermometer, in (hade, 50. , * C pm—Barometer, 29.79 ; thermometer. 48. Midnight—Earometer, 29,75; thermometer,

48. Wind.—NW„ Weather—Fine.

ARRIVED. Wednesday, June 10. Rotorua, ss, 570 tons, Stott, from the South. Passengers : Saloon Miss McGill, Mesdames Winter and 2 children, Johnston, Nelson and 2 children, Tanner, Earr.shaw and 2 children, Revs Inwood and Baker, Hon J. G. Ward, Messrs Macintosh, Pinkerton, Jones. Hogg, Jenkiman, Holmes, Marks, Young, Vandulyh, Tanner, Scott, Hickman, Loudrey, Patterson, Anderson, White, Watkins, Duncan, Forsyth, Finley, Smythera. and Earnshaw; 12 steerage. 17.8.8. Go, a8 Tekapo, ss, 1544 tons, Allman, from Sydney. Passengers ; Saloon —Miss Meek, Mesdames Mauley and family (2). Fancourt, Watts, Cr. Robertson, family, and maid, Messrs Mawloy, Broderick, E. Harris, P. Henderson, Archdeacon Fancourt; 14 steerage. U.S.B. Go, agents, , , , Grafton, es, 297 tons, Nordstrum, fiom Nelson and West Coast. U.S.S. Go, agents.

SAILED. Wednesday, June 10. Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Stott, for Nelson. Passengers: Saloon —Misses Reeves, Scruigh, Blasohke, Kempthorne, Burnett, Messrs Holmes, Bolton, Griffiths, Baker, Morrison, Snodgrass, Gannaway, Piorard, Lyell, and tho Rev Mr Beattie. U.S.S. Co, agents, Stormbird, ss, 137 tons, Chambers, for Wanganui. Johnston and Co, agents. Southern Cross, ss, 158 tons, Black, for Auckland, U.S.S. Co, agents, _ Kahn, ss, 93 tons, Romerill, for Napier and Castle Point. Johnston and Co, agents. BY TELEGRAPH. (PEE PEESS ASSOCIATION.) Lyttelton, June 10. Arrived, 7.30 am—Doric, from Wellington; 3.65 pm, Takapuna, from Wellington. Sailed, 10 pm—Takapuna, for Wellington. Passengers tor Wellington—Miss Johnston, Mesdames Ruck and Kelly, Messrs E. Moore. Kelly, J. Joyce, Hall-Jones, A, B. G. Rhodes. S. Mackenzie, E. Blake, fcW. Pratt, W. B. Perceval, M.H.E-’s, H. M. Lee, Ruck, Roach, Wood, Eleman; for Manukau—Mr S. ThompBOn ' Bluff, June 10, Arrived, 7.45 am—Hauroto, from Melbourne (4.30 pm 2nd inst), and Hobart (5.15 pm 6lh); Rotokino (8.10 am), from Hobart. Passengers per Uanroto for Wellington— Messrs demon and Mabin, and 15 steerage ; for oilier ports—lß saloon and 15 steerage. Per Rotokino—Gaiety Company. Patea, June 10. Arrived, 10 am—Waitapu and Aorero, from Wellington. Nelson. June 10. Arrived, 7 am—Mawhera and Brunner, from Wellington, Castle Point. June 10. Arrived, 9 am--Kiwi, from Wellington Foxton, June 10, Arrived, 1.30 pm—Queen of the Sonth, from Wellington. „ _ Blenheim, Juno 10. Sailed, 0 pm—Waihi, for Wellington. Westpoet, Juno 10. Arrived, 3.50 pm—Janet Nicoll. Russell, June 10. Sailed, 5.45 pm—Eotomahana, for Sydney. Dunedin, May 10. Sailed—Talune, for Sydney, via Auckland. Passengers, for Lyttelton—Mrs Cameron and child, Mr Heckioy ; tor Wellington-Mr and Mrs 11. S. Valentine, nurse, and child, Mr and Mrs Hutchison. Messrs Lynch and Spragg; for Auckland—Mr Haldourn ; and 12 steerage for all ports. Auckland, June 10. Arrived Seabird, from Woolongong; Cathons, from Newcastle. The brigantlno Linda Weber, 120 tons, McKenzie, tor Raratonga, cleared the Customs yesterday. The Rotorua left for Nelson yesterday. It is expected that the Nelson will leave hero to-morrow for Picton, where she will load fat Home. Tho ss Tekapo arrived alongside the Queen s Wharf at 8.25 pm last night. She left Newcastle at 0 am on the 4th, and Sydney at 5 am on the sth, breasting Cape Farewell lighthouse at 9 am on tho 10th ; passed Stephens Island at 1.40 pm, and the Brothers at 4 40 pm, reaching Wellington and berthing as above. Gloomy weather, with strong southerly gales and heavy confused seas and occasional rain squalls, was encountered from land to land ; line weather being experienced through tho Straits. Tho Grafton arrived from Nelson and the West Coast last night.