LATE SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2641, 16 October 1895, Page 2

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. Tuesday, October 15. Aorere, s.a., 45 tons, Tiunoy, from Patoa, Opunako and Picton. Orowaiti, 8,h., 283 tons, Adams, from W««kporfc. Hoskoth, 8.8,, 393 tons, Christian, from Greymouth. Takapuna, 8.H., 300 tons, Grant, from Onahanga and New Plymouth. Passengers— Saloon : Misses Davy, Courage, Fletcher, Wheeler, Mesdamos Gorrio, Goddia, Courage, Kerr, Me Loan, Shrimski, Brash, Captain Shepherd, Messrs Whitelaw, Pullar, Courage, Nathan, Freeman, Mook, Brown, Mitchell, 23. M. Smith, Hunter, Meek ; 2 steerage, Mawhera, b,h.. 391 tons, McLean, from West Coast. Passengers Saloon : Mrs Drumcn, Miss Perry, Messrs Davies, Locky, ■Willis, Morse ; 11 steerage. By Telegraph.-~PreBB ABBOciatioa.—Copyright. Sydnky, October 15. Arrived—Monowai, from San Francisco via Auckland ; Tekapo, from Wellington. Sailed—John Williams, for Auckland. New Plymouth, October 15. To sail, 10 p m.—Mahinapua and Glonelg, for Onehunga (will connect with express). Nelson, October 15. Sailed, 0 p.m. —Penguin, for Picton. Pxcton, October 15. To sail, 2 a.m. (IGtb)—Penguin, for Wellington. Dunedin, October 15. Sailed—Tasmania, for Sydney via East Const ports. Passengers Misses Hay, Hanau, Miller, Sinoaton, Meadamea Taylor, Gray, Nicholls, Barclay, Messrs Heiao, Bell, Bailey, Milne, Gray, Thomson, Williams, Black, Cunningham', Montague, Oakdon; 2C steerage. Lyttelton, October 15. • Sailed—Coriana, for Wellington. Passengers—Misses Wignoy, Xangdalo, Johnston, Mesdamos Thompson, Watson, Wall, Korr, Sanderson, Messrs G. J. Smith, Alger, Milnes, Willcox, Tapper, Fleming, Omshe, Bloomfield, Coombs, Twiney, Putney, Chamberlain, Carr (2). Sailed—Waiapu, schooner, for Port Robinson and Auckland. The Aarero' arrived from Patoa, Opnnako and Piotop yesterday evening. She returns to Paten to*day. The Orowaiti arrived from Westport at 0.15 last night. She leaves for South today. The Takapuna arrived from Onehunga and New Plymouth at 9.50 last night. She loaves for South to-day. The Waitapu, which left for Patea yesterday afternoon, put back owing to the rough weather, cfhe did not oome to the wharf, but anchored under the forts. The Mawhera arrived from the West Coast at 11.15 last night. The Hesketh, from Groymoath, arrived here last night. She returns to-day.