SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9321, 16 June 1891, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PHASES OE THE MOON. Pull Moon ... ‘f- 4 4 |.2 pm Last Quarter ... l-> I l ’ am Sun Bine:-, 7.22 am ; i.et». 41.22 pm. High Water hi Pi.rt-11.20 am, U.A pm. Noon-Barometer, 30.9 ! thermometer, in 6 pm—Barometer, 30.10 : thermometer, 45. Midnight—Barometer, 30.24 ; thermometer, 48 \Vind.—a.. light. Weather—Fine. ABB IV ED. Monday, .Tone 15. Charles Edward, an, 123 tons, Whitwell from Nelson, via Picton. Turnbull and Go, agents. HAILED. Monday. Junk 15. Kotoraa, se, STC tons, Stott, for Nelson, via Proton. Pumengera faaloon : Messrs Parker, Bonalds, Maokay (2), Fell, Holmes. Smith, Pirn, Murdoch, Permain, and Shatoraas ;10 steefngA. 11.5.5. Co,.agents, Wairarapa, as, 102::( tons, Mclntosh, for Melbourne, via South and Hobart. Passengers —Saloon: Miaaea Bobinson. Begg, Bee, Whi'e, Arnott, Wood (2), Cottrell, Allen, Fisher, Bossow, Me.idames Parker, Savage, White and child, Bev Walker, Messrs Momaon, Hialop, Medlicot, Bamsden, Poole, Jones, Seed, Morns, Barker, McLean, Lane, and Hegraan ;25 steerage. U-S.S. (jof Grafton.ee, 297 tom. Nordstrom,, for Westport. Passenger# Saloon : Misses I ratt, England. Mr Doughty, Master England. XJ.S.S. C'o, agents. , „ Manawatu; as, 101! tons, Eyan, for Greymouth, U.S.S. Co, agenta. Nelson, ship, 1247 tons, Bannatyne, for Picton (in tow). N.Jri. Shipping Co, agenta. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. . Morayshire, left London 25th April (via Port Chalmers); Arawa left Plymouth 16th May: Duke of Sutherland, left jjmdon IVth May (via Lyttelton); Bangitira, left London 29th May (via Auckland). West York, left Hamburg February 17, Camana, left Liverpool 12th February; Evis Keed, left New York 10th March ; Margaret Galbraith, left London on Hth Matcdi; Wairea left London, via Dunedin, March 20th ; OrelSana, left Liverpool on April 10th ; Emma L. Shaw, left New York on April 13th ; Strauss, left New York on May Brisbane). Neptune, from Blenheim, this day Waihi, from Blenhuirn, this day Takapuna, from Onehunga and New ily* mouth, this day Taupo, from Fiji, via Auckland, this day Omapere, from South, this day Penguin, from South, 17th Rotorua, from Picton and Nelson, I7tn Rosamond, from Gieymouth, 17th Wttihora, from Sydney, 17th Herald, from South, 18th Grafton, from Westport, 18th Hauroto, from Melbourne, via South, l»th Manapouri, from Melbourne, via South, XJtli PROJECTED PEPARTURES.

Queen of the South, for Eoxton, this day Waitapu, for Pfltea, this day Stormbird, for Wanganui, this day Kiwi, for Castle Point and Napier, this day Kahn, for Castle Point and Napier, this day Charles Edward, for Kelson aud West Coast, this day Takapuna, for Lyttelton, this day Neptune, for Blenheim, this day Waihi, for Blenheim, this day Mawhera, for Nelson and West Coast, this for Kaikoura and Lyttelton, this Australia, for Auckland, via East Coast, this day , . Omapere, for Nelson and Westport, this clay Rowena, for Jackson’s Head, this day Taupo, for Fiji, via Auckland, this day Waihora, for South, 17th Penguin, for Nelson, 17th Hauroto, for Sydney, 18th Herald, for Greymouth, 18th Kofeorua, for South,, 18th Grafton, for Picton, Nelson, and West Coast, 19th ..til i Manapouri, for Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast, 10th

B V TELEGRAPH. (I’HU HIItSSI ASSOCIATION.) Littelton, Juno 15. Arrived, 3,53 pm—Brunner, from Wellington. Sailed, 3,45 pm—Omapere, for Wellington ; Janet Nicull, for Westport; Dingadee, for Greymoulh. T iAcckland, June Is. Arrived, 1.30 pm—H. M.S. Curagoa, from Lyttelton; Alice Muir, barque, from Sydney and Knipara. Sailed—'Taupe, for tho South; lakapuna, for the South. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Niccol and family, Rev and Mrs Comne, Mrs H. Eliott, Sir George Grey and J. M. Shera, MH.R.’s, Hon Hr Pollen, M.L.G., Messrs Bwinbonrno, Kelly. 11. Aligns, O. G. Andrews, Hunt, Fleximm, Taupopaki, If. J. Watty, W. B. Walrond, J. F. Churton, H. laylor, Hadlield, Bust, J. Grey. T. Jones, E. A. Price, D. V/. Mclnuea; 10 steerage. Gairloch, for Wellington. Passengers—Messrs Cranson, U. I}\ Anderson, Lodder, and Miss * ITuTss Tahme left for Russell to-night to low up the disabled steamer Pulcaki to Auok*nnt*' Bliji'p, June 15. Arrived, 9.30 am—Manapouri, with an English mail. She left Melbourne at 3.45 pm on tho 10th, and experienced strong westerly winds with head sea, Passengers for Wellington—Kev, Madden, Messrs Godber, Brown, and Miller. Bailed, 6 pm—Tarawera, for Melbourne. cTjy Gbetmooth, June 15. Sailed. 4.30 pm-Eoaamond, for Wellington. Nelson. June 14. Arrived, 2 30 am—Oreti, from Wellington. The U.S.S. Go’s ss Grafton came off the slip yesterday, and loft during the evening for Co have been advised that tho es Waihora left Sydney for Wellington on Friday last. Sho should arrive here tomorrow. , The ss Charles Edward, from Nelson, via Foxton, arrived here at 5.15 last night. She leaves to-day for Nelson and West Coast ports. The ship Nelson, bound for Picton, was taken in tow by tho ss Rotorua, which loft yesterday afternoon. The Nelson will load for London at Pioton. The U.S.S. Co.’s ss Wairarapa sailed for Melbourne, via Southern ports, yesterday afternoon. . , , ~, . The K.M.S. Tonganro will leave for Waitara on Thursday.

SHIPPINGS SUMMARY, The day after publishing our last Summary (May 19th) the K.M.S. Kaikonra, 2885 tons, Commander Crntchhy, arrived from London, via the uaual porta, after a passage ot 43 days 22hr» 39min, her actual steaming time being 42 days 2hrs 39min. She brought a large cargo and a considerable number of passengers. The Kalkoura left on the 21th for Lyttelton, from which port she took: her final departure for London on the 13th of the present month. On the 19th the barque Glenlora, 878 tone, Captain Tonkins, left for London, taking the following cargo 1394 bales wool, 404 pockets wool, 342 casks tallow, 106 casks pelts, 115 sacks hides, 23 sacks horns, 98 do bones, 1085 bales flax, and 5 cases sundries. On the 20th thb American barqu.entina Bonny Doom 546 tons, Burgess, arrived from New York, via Port Chalmers. She brought about 300 tons of cargo. She is now loaded, and will leave for London shortly. The ship Nelson, 1247 tons, Captain Bannatyne. arrived from London on the 22nd, after a passage of 107 days. After discharging hei: cargo, she proceeded to Picton, where she will load for London. Ihe Celtic King, 2428 tons, Captain O Toole, arrived from Napier on the 23rd May, and after coaling left for London, The New Zealand Shipping Company’s ss Duke of Westminster, 2862 tons, Captain Cox, left for London on the 28th, with a full cargo. On the 27th the brigantine Motley, 567 tons Captain Harper, arrived from New York, with a large general cargo, portion of which is for Auckland. Her voyage was an uneventful one. The E.M.S. Doric, 3071 tons, Commander Jennings, arrived from London, via the uaual ports, on the Ist June, after a passage of 43 days 18hrs 31min, her actual steaming time being 41 days 22hrs 6min. She brought a largo number of passengers. After discharging her cargo, she left on the oth for Lyttelton, from which port she sails for London on the 27th inst. The Tyser Liner Balmoral Castle, 1980 tons, Captain Laws, called in hero on the sth inst. from Napier and Gisborne, and after taking in about 800 tons of coal she left for London, The New Zealand Shipping Company’s ship Waimate, 1123 tons, arrived from Port Chalmers on the Bth. to load for Home. The K.M,B, Tongariro, 2657 tons, Commander Bone, arrived from London, via Plymouth, Teneriffe, Capetown, and Hobart on the 14th, alter a vdyage of 41 days 15hrs 7min, her actual steaming time being 40 days 19hrs 21min. She brought 2 saloon, 12 second saloon, and 54steerage passengers for all ports, and a considerable quantity of cargo.