LATE SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume LVI, Issue 2277, 6 August 1894, Page 2

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. Sunday, August 5. Mawhora, sa, 3*lo tons, McLean, from Went Count, via Nelson. Passengers Saloon; Misses Hagens, Crouolior, Macdonald (2), Messrs Arrow, Boon and son, Thomason (4), Cloreman, and 4 steerage. Doric, ss, 3071 tons, Kompsou, from London via Capo, Hobart and Auckland, Passengers—Suloen; Misses Duller, Mills (2), Izard (2), Meednmos Mills, Duncan, Messrs Duncan, Bold, J. Mills, Studholmo. Second saloon ; Messrs S. S. Briggs, A. M. Graham, Master G. Wasteneys. Third class : Misses W. Sullivan, F. Caplo, Phillips (3), Mesdames Cnsley, Minifie, Phillips, Ogilvio, Messrs Porter, Grant, Bnxtcn, Cooke, Norris, Cmloy (2), Nicholas, Minifie, Ogilvie, Wright, Masters Minifie (3). Monday, August G. Waverley, ss, 77 tons, Gibbons, from Pox ton. By Telegraph.—Press Association. —Copyright. Melbourne, August 4. Arrived —Mary Wadley, from Greymoutb; Northern Chief, from Thames. Iteceived August 0, t u.m. Sydney. August 5. Arrived—Talune, from Wellington. Macleay Kiveb, August 4. Sailed—Heroine, for Napier. Auckland, August 4.^ The Botomahana arrived from Sydney this evening. She left Sydney on July 30. Passengers for Auckland —Misses Butt, Anderson, Ledingham, Soneson, Ledingham, Mesdames Thompson, Duieley, Trindlo, Caton, Ledingham, North and 4 children, Messrs Gottiman, Thorne, Samuel, T. Eddy, J. Fitzgibbons, Kirk, Robinson, Flourot, Montley, Tyndall, Sandoz, Smith, McLeod, Tozer, Renshaw, Hammond, Poinatowski, Connelly, Shakespeare, Perchase, Rev Leonard, Butler, Teleford, and 32 steerage ; for Wellington—Mrs Anketoll and child, Mr Hughes, and 7 steerage j for Lyttelton—Mias McDonald, Mr Shuttleworth, and 7 steerage; for Dunedin—Miss Eokoif, and 1 steerage. The Mawhera, from West Coast, via Nelson, arrived at 10.15 pra yesterday. The Doric, from London via Cape, Hobart and Auckland, arrived hero at 0 last night. She experienced strong south-west winds on the run down the coast. She brings about 1200 tons of cargo, of which 970 tons are for Wellington.