SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9880, 11 April 1893, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PHASES OP THE MOON. AI'KIL. Calculated for Now Zealand mean time. D. H. M. New 17 2 5 am. First Quarter ... 23 4 5C pm. AKIHVED. Monday, Apiul 10. . Huon Belle, 42 tons, Nelson, from Kuiapoi. r Wainui, HB, 301 tons, Lambert, from West Count, Nelmm and I‘icton. PassengersSaloon : Misses Mo,ton, Mull.n D.l, Card and Donovan, Mesdarnes Mormorehu, McKlnatry and infant, Mcßae, Healey, Thompson, Nowton and Bennie, Dr Duff. Meaera Doherty, Austin, Ko.-krmlge, lUdmayne. Staley, Mormorehu. MclUe, Foggo, Biirton. Atmore, Gorman, Hi.rleyrnan, Bennie. Robertson, Smith, Douglas, Western aud Fell; 3 fitterSchwanden, barque, 850 tons, Eficsen, from Aucliland. ~ , Te Anau, as. 1028 tona, Todd, from Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast. Passengers —Saloon ‘ Miasea Crawford, Hobnon, Eraser, Ilarbnndand Hatharn, Mesdamea Coogan, Carter, Fenwick, Ilhodea, Gibson, 2 children and nurse, Moeller and Israel, Rev Gibson Captain Masters, Messrs Hall, Obnm, Bedford, Fenwick, McLennan, 'l'ate, Shields, Wackier, Steele and Coull ; 10 ateer('K°' SAILED. Monday, Amur, 10. Waitnpu, ss, 40 tons, Westrup, for Patea. Neptune, ss, 44 tons, Kckford, for Blenss, 412 tons, Phillips, for Nelson via Picton. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Melhiiish, Mesdamea Sutton, Branson, Rev Mr Waters, Messrs Moore, Merchant, Penny, Sutton, Fell; 7 steerage. . Muwhera, bs, iJ 10 tonw, Manning, for Nelson ami West Coast, Passenger.,—Saloon : Misses Grant, Bunny, Mrs Aitken, Messrs Thane, Wilson, Lockie, Metier ; 5 steerage. Warrimoo, bs, 1807 tons, Arthur, for Sydney via Auckland. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Kelly, Lucas (2), Roberts (2), Wlnater, Wylie, Mesdamea Lucas, Robert.., Galloway and 2 children, Colonel Rob-rts, Messrs Lucan, Newton, Murphy, Gulloway, Roberts (2), Whisler, Berrean, Berifacqua ; 17 steer--BKTe Aran, as, 1028 tons, Todd, for Melbourne via Sou’ll. Passengers Saloon : Mieses Houston, Hunt, Me Andrew, Babington (2), Pulla.i, Searell, Paterson, Trounce, Kirk, Boyce and maid, Robinson, Duncan, MesdamtH Guthrie, Ferguson, Keaml, Sharp nd two children, Buckley, Burroughs, Gibbs, Laurie nnd child, Duncan, Bahington, Boyd and child, Houston, Tomlinson, Harrison, Rev Harrison, Col McNeil. Drs Laidlaw, Guthrie, Messrs Trlggs, Johnson, Lawne, Keand, Crust, Saxon, Walker, Dodds, Barron, Gilmer, Bahington (2), Pyman, Waishman, Porrit, Stewart, (Jruiek-hank, Duncan (2), Smale, Von Veitoh. Eyre, Smith, Sharp, Wilson, Burroughs, Morgan, Pratt, Aitken, st-vernon, Gorman, Cain, Andrews ; 13 steerage. UK PE 'TED ARRIVALS.

Kaikoura, left Plymouth 4th March ; Rnngatira, left London 7th March (via Port Chalmera and Lyttelton) ; Ruapehu, left London 14th March (via Auckland); Duco, left Melbourne 20th March ; Doric, left Plymouth 18th March; Xongariro, left Plymouth on April lat. , , , , . Wellington, left Glasgow 10r.h Decemhnr (via Dunedin) ; Paul, left New York 9th Decernter (via Dunedin): Ephialtes, left New York 30th December; Achievement, left Liverpool 80th January ; Clan Ferguson, loft New York lat February ; Ahiel Abbot, left New Ymk let March; Dunard, left Liverpool, 10th diaries Edward, from Nelson, via Foxton, this day Brunner, from South, this day Takapui.a, from Onehunga and New Plymouth, this day , „ . , Queen of the South, from Opunake and Foxton, thin day Wsihi, from Blenheim, this day Neptune, from Blenheim, 12th Murray, from Nelson via Endeavour Inlet, 12th Penguin, from Nelson, via Plcton, 12th Rotorua, from South, 12th Tainui, from London, via Capetown, Hobart and Auckland, 12th Grafton, from West Coast and Nelson, 18th Waverley, from Nelson, via Foxton, 13th IJauroto, from South, 14th Mararoa, from Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast. 14th - „ ~ Manapouri, from Melbourne, via South, 14ih , _ Herald, from South, 14th M. hinapua, from New Plymouth and One'lUawhera, from West Coast and Nelson, 15th

PRO-lECTED DEPARTURES, Manaia, for Rangitikei, this day Kiwi, for East Coast, this day Charles Edward, for Nelson and West Coast, this day . . Stormhird, tor Wanganui, this day _ star of England, for Wanganui, this day Brunner, for Westport, this day Queen of the South, for Foxton, this day Waihi, for Blenheim, this day Tnkapuna, for Lyttelton, 12th Wakatu, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton, 12th Rotorua, for Nelson. 12th Neptune, for Blenheim, 12th Murray, for West Coast, via Nelson, 12th Southern Cross, for Auckland, via East Coavt, 12th . T> , . Wniuui, for West Coast, via Piolon and Nelson, 12th Penguin, for Scuth, 13th Ronhine, for Napier, 13th Waverley, for Patea, 13th Herald, for Greymou’h, 14th Grafton, for Picton, Nelson and West Coast, 14’h ~ , Hnuroto, for Sydney, 14th Manapouri, for Sydney, via .East Coast and Auckland, 14th . , Mararoa, for Melbourne, via South and Hobart, 14th

BY TELEGRAPH, I PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Sydney, April 10. The German warship Buzzard has arrived from Tonga, . .., n Nelson, April 10. Arrived —2 am, Mahinapua, from Wellington ; 8 pm, Murray, from Picton. Foxton, April 10. Arrived, early—Queen of the South, from Wellington. W E 3 IFORT. April 10. Arrived—Moa. bound from Wanganui to Greymoulb (put in for shelter) 1 Wanganui, April 10. Arrived, yesterday—Mauawatu, from Westport. She returns to-day. , 1 Picton, April 10. Arrived, 6 pm--Penguin, from Wellington. Sailed-6 am, Murray, for Wellington, via Endeavour Inlet; 7.30 pm. Penguin, for Nel,on- Dunedin. April 10. Sailed -Wellington, ship, for Wellington; Rotorua, for North, Passengers—Misses Niven, Canning, Spicer and Curlme. Mesdamea Argel, Spiers and McArthur, Messrs M orison, Webendorper, Marshall, Fea and Cray- Bluff, April 10. Arrived, 10.40 am-Manapouri, from Melbourne, with an Englieh mail. Bhe left Williametown at 1.20 am on the sth - , Hobart on the 7th. breasted Puysegur Point at 550 pm yesterday, and root with strong south-easterly winds with heavy swell from the latter part. Passengers for Wellington Misses Hervin and Erriokson, Meedamee Salmon and 2 children. Walsh, Rev Connelly, Messrs Solomon and Mason. . Sailed, 4,5 pm—Manapouri, for Port GhalLyttelton, April 10. Sailed, 2 nm—Brunner, for Wellington Auckland, April 10. Sailed, 4.45 pm—Tainui, for Wellington. Blenheim, April 10. To sail, 10 pm—Waihi, for Wellington. MOVEMENTS OF THE U.S.S. CO’3 STEAMERS. The Wainui, from West Coast ports, via Nelson and Picton, arrived here at 7.10 am yesterday. She returns to-morrow. The To Anau, from Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast ports, arrived here at 9 am yesterday. She left in the evening for Southern ports. On reaching Port Chalmers she will be laid up.

The barque Schwanden arrived from Auckland yesterday afternoon. She baa been chartered by the New Zealand Shipping Company to loud hero for New York. COLONIAL OBSERVATORY. Ch HODOMETER-RATING NOTICE. The time-ball may be used to-day for rating chronometers. The ball will drop at noon precisely, at which hour a chronometer set to Greenwich Mean Time should show 12h. SOiuin, Any difference will be the error of the chronometer, fast or Blow on Greenwich Mean lim6 ' T. KING, Observer. Colonial Museum, Wellington, April 11, 1893.