SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9868, 27 March 1893, Page 1

SHIPPING.

Sun risen, 6, J am j Beta, 5.51 pm. High Water at Wharf—ll.3s am, 12.29 pm, ARRIVED. Saturday, March 25.

Orowaiti, aa, 283 tona, Spedding, from Greytoouth. . _ Wakutu, aa, 95 tons, Willa, from Flax* bourne, , , Htonnbird, aa, 137 tons, Chambers,from Wanganui. Paaaengers—Cabin : Misses Windaor, Irvine, Andaraon, McOsul, Mrs Humphries, Meaara Caviil, JMcCurde, Tusker and Bennett. . Waitapu, aa, 40 tona, Weatrup, from Havelock. Paaaengera Cabin : Misaes Erekioe, Fiaher, Tnngham, Mra Aherue, Meaaia Fisher and Greenwood. Waihi, aa, 63 tona, North, from Blenheim. Passengers—Cabin: Miaaca Weston, Wrigley, Dempsey, Mra Graham, Messrs Graham, Sinclair, fiodsun and Mills. Mahinapua, as, 205 tons, Newton, from One* bunga via New Plymouth. Passengers— Saloon : Misses McCarthy, Deck. Stokes, Mcadames Kerr, Egginton and child, Dr Stewart, Messrs Duvd, Hann, Cunningham, Shun, Hunter, Brailhwabe, Ootr, Brown, Moigan and Allan ; 9 steerage. Maw hero, s«, 340 tons. Manning, from West Coast and ; elsoii. Passengers—Sal.-on : Mis.es Foot, Mos-, Jones (2), liaise, Cliandlcr, Lackland, Gondison, Fisk and Gibson, Wesdames Walton, Gibbona, Wyatt and I alders, M. es-rs Berry, McKay, Rawann, Walton, Palun-r, Shields, Fi»k (3), Luxloid, Hureourt ai d Daly ; 2 steerage. Kahu, as, 93 tuns, Koraeril, from Napier, via Coast Southern Gmaa, aa, 158 tona, Adams, from Auckland via Una t, I aascngers—Saloon ; Mies Hughes, Mt ssrs Sealey and Hortocks. Sunuav, March 26. Neptune, as, 41 tona, Eckford, from Blen* helm. Hula, bb» 90 tons, Crawford, from Wan* ganui, , _ Manaia, pb. 02 ton», Butt, from Pafea, Olaiumo, bh, 2160 tons, Forbe-, from London, >hi South. Penguin, «», 442 t Phillips, from Lyttelton Pustmem :ha 0011 iVliaHts Coitina, Fricker, Plumii'kf. Hale, Johnson, W*bmer, McNamara, MeKechi i% Meadumea L-»we, Simon, Sunderland, Bridge Putiick, Kyuii, Smith, Smart and child, Shannon, B*r>ii,gto*> f Colonel Babiugmn, Ur Giuherioge, Messrs AnaworVn, Holme*, Übmn, George, Thomp. mm, J .ckaon, fcawere, Patterson, McLaughlin, Cmrk, H-tie. Condon, Bead, Plun«cet, Fife, McGowan, Smiih Wobb, Clarke. Bolt, Hood, Webb, Shannon, James, Ktnneur, Smart, Miller, Wiggins, Milts, Lowe, Sowerb Hun* can; 30 steerage, y.

SAILED. - _ Saibrday, March 23. Ohau, ns, 411 tons, McDonald, for Lyttei* ton. , Omapere, as, 352 tons, Robertson, lor South. Passengers—Saloon : Messrs Fathergill. Belt, Duthie, Newman (2), Lomus, Livingstone, llobb and party ; 8 steerage. Wiiihi, as, 63 tons, Nu>th, for Blenheim, Waitapu, es, 40 tons, Westrup, for Paten. Orowaiti, as, 283 tons, Spedding, for Greymuuth. Aorere, as, 45 tons, Wildmai. for rates. Sunday, March 26. Wnkatu, ss 05 tuna, Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton, . Mahnmpua. 205 tons, Newton, * n r Nel'-fm, p- ew Plymouth and Unehun-a. I at* senger'*—Saloon : Misses Jnckstin, (/sinrr^n and Kenuie, Me*'h»inHH KHd. Skw’.ts nod I)h’zM, Mrsurs Fortier, H-du, Miuhell. Stimit, Lewies, S-»uth, Neill, James and KXPE -TED A KIM V A IS. M<>ra\shire, left London 20ih December (via Sydney); S.nr of England, left l.oml *n 19th January (via Melbourne and Sydney): lonic, left Plymouth 22nd January ; R Utt * hine. left Plymouth 4th February (via Auckland); Tainui. left Plymouth 18-h Febniary (via Auokl nd); Kalkoura. left Plymouth 4th March; Rangatira, left London 7th Match (via Port Chalmers and Lyttelton); Ruapehu, left London 14th March (vU Auckland) ; Dnco, left Melbourne 20th March ; Done, left Plymouth 18th March. Wellington, left London 10th December ; Paul, left New York 9th Decernbar (via Dunpdiu); Ephialtes, left New York 30th December; Achievement, left Liverpool 30th January ; Clan Ferguson, left New York let February ; Abiel Abbot, left New York Ist March. , , . . Charles Edward, from Nelson, via loxton, lhi« day , . , Kiwi, from East Ceaet, this day Wuinui, from Picton, Nelson and West Coast, this day . . „ no ., Taiuwera, from Melbourne, via South, 28tn Kawatiri, from South, 28th Wrtihi, from Blenheim, 28fch Wakatu, from Lyttelton and Kaikoura, 29th Brunner, from South, 29bh Queen of the South, from Greymouth, 29th Rotorua, from South, 29« h Grafton, from West C«ast and Nelson, SOth Wakatipu, from South, SOth PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Stormbird, f*r Wanganui, this day Manaia, f r Rang!' ik«i, this day Neptune, for Blenheim, this day Charles Edward, for Nelson and West Coast, Mawhera, for Nelson and West Coast, this Wainnl. for Picton and Nelson, this day Huia, fur Wanganui, this day Tarawera, for Sydney, via Auckland, 2oth Kawatiri, for Napier, 28th Kiwi, for East Coast, 28th Wuihl, for Blenheim, 28th Queen of the South, for Foxton, 29th Bra ner, fur Westport, 29th Takapuna, for Lyttelton, SOth Wakatu, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton, SOth Rotorua, for N'-Lon, 29th Wakatipu, for Sydney, 30th

By Eliotkio Tei.eohaph,—Coptkight. (TBES3 ASSOCIATION.) Bluff, March 25. Arrived—Poherua, from Dunedin. Pom Chalmees, March 25. Arrived—Wellington, ship, from Glasgow ; Tarawera (5 am), from Bluff. Westport, March 20. Sailed—Dingadee (4 pm) for Lyttelton. _ Lyttelton. Match 20. Arrived—Mararoa (5 am). Miowera (7.10 am), caught express, from Wellingt >n. Sailed, Sam—H.M.S. Ringdove, for Chathams. March 26 Arrived, 3.30 pm—Ohau, from Wellington, Poitou, March 25. Bailed, 1 am—Queen of the South, forGreymouth. „ . Nelson, March 23. Arrived—Grafton (10 am), from Picton ; Waverley (10.30 am), from Wellington. Sailed—Grafton (noon), for Westport. March 26. Sailed—Wainui (2.15 pm), for Wellington. Unehunoa, March 25. Arrived, 6 am—Takapuna, from Now PlyrnoU^l' Castle Point, March 25. Arrived, 10.25 am—Kiwi, from Welling--0n" Blenheim, March 25. Arrived—Woodviile, .barque, from Buenos Ayre,< March 26. Arrived, 1.30 pm—Waihi, from Wellington. MOVEMENTS OF THE D.S.S. CO’S STEAMERS. , , The Penguin left Lyttelton at midnight on Saturday, and arrived here at 215 pm yesterday. She returns to day. .... The Southern Cross, from Auckland via Ea t Coast ports, reached here at 9pm on Saturday. She is to ba laid up here for an extensive overhaul. The Mawheta arrived from West Coast ports via Nelson early on Saturday morning. She returns to-night. The Mahimpua, from Onehunga via New Plymouth, reached hero at 5 am on Saturday. She returned yesterday afternoon via Nelson. The Waihi, from Blenheim, came in at 5.40 am on Saturday, and returned during the evening.

OTHER STEAMERS. The Stormbird arrived‘from Wanganui at 1.40 am on Saturday; t She returns to-night. The Waitapu arrived from Havelock early on Saturday morning. She sailed in the evening for Fatea, The Wakatu arrived from Flaxbonrns at 4.30 on Saturday morning with » load of flax. She left yeatyrday ' afterpthn for Lyttelton and Kaikonra. The Kabo arrived from Napier andCaetle Point on Saturday night. She returns tonight The Manala arrived from Fatea yesterday afternoon, She sails to*day for Bangitikei. COLONIAL OBSERVATORY. Chrohomktek-f.atino Notice. The time-ball may be used to-day for rating chronometers. The ball will drop at noon precisely, at which hour a chronometer eet to Greenwich Mo ,n Time should show 12h, 30min. - Any ditference will be the error of the chionometer, faster slow on Greenwich Mean Time. T. KING, Observer. Colonial Museum, Wellington, March 21' ,1893.