SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LVX, Issue 3128, 14 May 1897, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHABI3O OF TUB MOON. J Cululatod tor Now Zealand Moan Tio.o. May. d. n. w. i Full Moon ..17 1 21*5 o.to. Last Quarter .. .. 23 9 »° P- m> Sun rises, 0.50 a.m.; sets. 4 38 p.m. High Water ac Wharf—l.2o a.m.; 1.45 p.m. AUIUVBD. Thursday, May 13. „ . Mawhera. s.s.. 3W tons. NorJstrum. lt . Coast, Nelson and Picton. Passeu o . » Ht-aly Slaters ot Mercy (2), Misses «»" Cunningham (2), Hargent, ”' y ß \ “^ rs worth, Caidcr, Jamieson and child, nsara Ceach, Jenkins, Itemiart, ‘V, er^- C s r’siiet • 12 Bensowitz, Bock, Crichton, t ell, Kiimis, Lillet, 12 "rSm, s.s., ilfjii tons, Orant. from Lyttelton. passengers —Saloon : Misses Hoskin, Camp* bell, Moreton, Gray, Lainblu, Mesdamcs Candy, Hunter, KeynolUs. MuKcnj. Dawson and 4 cbjldre“» Kiclimond and child, Banka, Dr Coker, Hoskins}, Cain,ibcll, Held, Candy, Scott, Seymour, Cunningham, Wotibor, Reynolds. Grant, Kirkbride, Greig, Ijangiden, .Johnson, Meddmgs, Moore, Watt, Lambic; 17 steerage. . Fanny s.s., 40 tons, Peterson, from Last Coast. Onawa’, s.s., U 5 tons, Clark, from Blenheim. Passcngcrs-Cabin: Mn McKay, Messrs Wcrain, Wallace. SAILED. Thukhuay, May 13. Flora, 8.8., 838 tons, Beaumont, for Westport. Passmigerj—Saloon : Misses Howden, Wiltshire; « steerage, „ . Wairoa, s.s., 48 tons, Wcstrup, for Pateft. Friday, May 14. ot ' Takapuna, s.s., ana tons, Grant, for New Plymouth and Onehunga. Passeug-ts huloo • ‘ y Mclnron, Trambam, O.bb, Gregory, fa md sliaw, Mesdames Hour and J elu rhnriinitri Wilson. Kondcrdine. CrmcKsnaims, nurse and children, Armitagc. Hawn. Cnnmnbham Weston, Larsen, Diamond. Ledger, urant, Itev’ Wilson, Messrs Bruillee. Jeakins. Carnen, Kenderdine. Sarie, Lawn, K.lgour, Matthews, Wnvii Taino Baker (2), Stock, Ziman, iryue, McDougall, Duncan, Gore. MttcDongall. Bagshaw, Moorin, Ledger, I’ower, Cnbb, Grant, i ike, Brown, OelJatJy, MoLellan, Williams, Christmas, Ldwarda, Ferguson, Gogan ; 34 steerage. EXPECTED AKKIVALB. Dingadeo, from Auckland via East Coast, this ft \Vaibora, from Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast, this day , . , Omaporo, from West Coast, this day Anglian, from Lyttelton, this day Aorero, from Putca via Picton, this day Hula, from Wanganui, this day Penguin, from Lyttelton, thif? day Manaroa, from rlavelook, this day . Queen ol the South, from Foxton via Picton, 15th , , Wairoa, from Patca, 15th . . t .. a ntV% Wakatipu, from Melbourne via Hobart and South, lt> Mahinax)Ua. from Onehuoga via New Plymouth, 15th Hawea, from South, 15th Wakatu, from Lyttelton via Coast, 15th Mataura, from South, IGth Waluul, from West Coast via Nelson, luth Coriona, from South, IGth Hamid, from South, IGth Te Anau, from South, IGth Heskoth, from Grcymouth, 17th Pareora, from Grcymouth, X7th Takapuna, from Onehungaand New Plymouth, Star of England, loft London (via Australia and Auckland) .March Cth ; Star of New Zealand, left London (via Australia and Auckland) March 31st; Otaraioa, left London April Ist; lonic, left Plymouth April 17th ; PaUcha. left London (via South) April 2Uh; Star ol Victoria, left London (via Australia an 1 Auckland) April 38th; Kaikoura, left Plymouth May Ist. Vigil, left Sharpness (via Dunedin) December 17th; Northern Monarch, left Liverpool February 18th; Belle of Arvon, left New STork March 2nd ; Maria, left New York March 13th ; Brussels, loft London March IHth ; Ben Nevis, left Glasgow March lust; Grussinerc, left Liverpool May 4th; G.M. Tucker, loft Newcastle May 3rd; P.oyai Tar, left Newcastle May 7th PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Fanny, for East Coast, this day Onawa, for Blenheim, this day Huia, for Wanganui, this day Aorero, for Putca, this day Mawhera, for Picton, Nelson and West Coast, this day Anglian, for East Coast, Auckland and Sydney, this day Manaroa, lor Wanganui, this day Waverley, for West Wanganui, this day Waihora, for South, this day Stonnbird, for Wanganui, 15th Omapere, for South, 15th Wakatipu, for Sydney, 10th Queen of the South, for Foxton, 15th Mahinapun, for Nelson, New Plymouth and Onehunga, IGth Wairoa, for Patca, 17th Corinna, for Picton, Nelson and Westport, 17th Herald, fur New Plymouth and Grey, 17th Te Anau, for Lyttelton, 17th Wainui, for Nelson, 17th Matatua, for Timaru and Lyttelton, 17th Pareora, for Lyttelton, X7th Du Telegraph.—Press Association.—Oouy right. Picton, May 13. Arrived—Wainui (145 a.ra.), from Wellington; Aorero (8 a.m.), from Putea. Sailed—Wainui (7 a.ra.), for Nelson; Aorero (7.30 p.m.), for Wellington. Gisborne, May 13. Arrived, midnight last night—Taupo, from Wellington. Wanganui, May 13. Arrived, C a.m.—Huia, from Wellington. To sail, 7 p.m.—Huia, lor Wellington. Nelson, May 13. Arrived—Charles Edward (5.30 a.m.), from Wellington; Wainui (3.20 p.m.), from Picton. Sailed, 4.45 p.m.—Waverley, for Wellington. Havelock, May 13. Arrived, 0.30 a.m.—Manaroa, from Wellington. Sailed, 7.30 a.m.—Manaroa, for Wellington via a^S * Lyttelton, May 13. Sailed, C p.m.—Anglian, for Sydney via North. Passengers—For Wellington, Misses Saunders, Raven and Multby, Mesdames Thompson, Woolff, Saunders and Armstrong, Messrs Saunders, Bell, Thompson, WooJU and Templcr; for Napier, Miss Blackwell, Mrs Blackwell, Mr Mcrewether; for Gisborne, MessrsLiddle and Jones; for Auckland, Misses May, Flower, Penn and McDonald, Mesdames Wood and May, Messrs May (2), Wood, Dillon and Lonagan. Sailed, 10.15 p.m.—Penguin, for Wellington. Passengers—Misses Gully. Gray and Tensloy, Mesdames Howes, Berry and Elder, Messrs Fraser. Elder, Gully, Wallace, Whittaker, Dillon and Whitcombc. To sail, Friday—Wakatipu (5 p.m.), Hawea (0.30 p.m.),for Wellington. Westport, May 13. Arrived, 5 a.m.—Omapere, from Grcymouth. Sailed—Orowaiti (5.15 p.m.), Omapece (6 p.m.), for Wellington. Napier, May 13. Sailed—Waihora (2.40 p.m.) and Dingadee (4.30 p.m.), for Wellington. Dunedin, May 13. Sailed—Wakatipu, for Sydney via Cook Strait, Passengers—Misses Barrett, Latham, Roberts, Moss, Mesdames Cook, Taino and child, Logan and child, Goodchild, Blackwell, Mclntosh, Messrs Blakewell, Harrison, Watt, Ingle, Moore, Athol, Manning, Mclntyre, Pratt, Weatcott; II steerage. Auckland, May 13. Arrived—Antares, barque, from Newcastle. Sailed—Ufolu (3 p.m.), for Rarotonga ; Pukaki, for Westport. The Star of England expects to leave on Monday, She calls at Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, Wanganui and Lyttelton, the last-named being her port of departure for London. N r.w Plymouth, May 13. To sail, 10 a.m. Friday—Mahinapua, for Wellington. Oneiiunoa, May 33. Sailed—Takapuna, for New Plymouth and Wellington. Passengers—Misses Cullen, Griffiths, Messrs Sinclair, Donaldson, Dee, Ifwerson, Hay, DiUUson, Shortkawe, Dyer, Elvey, Goldwatcr, Loyal, Hall, Ward, McSkimming (2). Gairloch, for New Plymouth. Passengers Mesdames Birch, Hodgson, Messrs Hodgson, Clive. Nathan, Carthew. The Royalist has arrived at the Bay of Islands. The Pylad.es remains a day or two at that place before coming on to Auckland. The Tyser liner Star of England, now at Auckland, is expected in Wellington about the 20th instant. The Mawhera, from West Coast via Nelson and Picton, arrived at 11 yesterday, and leaves on the return trip to-day. Yesterday afternoon the Upoln left Auckland for Rarotonga. The Fanny, which arrived early yesterday morning from the East Coast; returns this afternoon. The Wairoa, after shipping a small quantity of explosives at the powder ground, left at 11.50 yesterday morning for Patca. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s steamer Bimutaka left Lyttelton for London via Monte Video yesterday afternoon. The Takapuna, with tho outward San Francisco mail on board, arrived from Lyttelton at 12.35 p.m. yesterday. Tho Kahu came oft the slip yesterday afternoon, and nt 3 o’clock berthed at tho wool jetty. The Flora left for Westport, Auckland and Fiji at 4.2} yesterday afternoon. At 3 30 p.m. yesterday the Arawata was onoe again taken out to her moorings in tho stream. The Wureatea, which now presents a more finished: appearance, came off the slip yesterday afternoon, and at 5.20 was brought alongside the Jervois quay jolty. The Wakatipu leaves Lyttelton for Wellington this evening, and is timed to leave this port for Sydney direct at 8 p.m. to-morrow. Tho Opawa, arrived from Blenheim at 9 last night, and returns to-day. ' Tho Waihora is due from Sydney via xiuckland and East Coast this morning, and loaves at 6 p.m. for South. Mr W. E. Titchener, chief engineer of tho Warcatca, who has been on a visit to tho South, is now in Wellington again. Both the Omapere and Orowaiti are duo in Wellington, from Westport, this afternoon. Tho Anglian should arrive from Lyttelton this morning, and will sail at 3 p.m. for East Coast, Auckland and Sydney. At I o’clock this morning tho Takapuna left for New Plymouth and Ohchunga. It will probably be Monday before tho Matatua is ready to leave for Timaru and Lyttelton. The Mataura is expected to arrive in Wellington from tho South on Sunday. The week ended on May Ist was a very busy nry> In the coal trad j at Newcastle, no less a quantity than 53,021 tons of coal having been exported to foreign and intercolonial ports, as against 81,414 tons for the previous week—an increase of 22,207 tons. The distribution was as follows Victoria. 13,150 tons; South Australia, 8744 tons; United States, 9782 tons; Tasmania, 41?. tons; Chili, 8432 tons; West Australia, 5550 tons; New Zealand, 2245 tons; New Caledonia, 1250 tons; Honolulu, 1050 tons : total, 53,021 tons. Tho voyage to Melbourne of the ship Lucilo and that of the Agenor were of a somewhat similar character; but* although both vessels left New York within a few hours of each other, and arrived at Melbourne with about tho same interval between them, neither sighted tho other till they were otf Port Phillip Heads. Almost immediately after leaving New York on 18th February the Lucile fell in with a fierce gale from tho westward, with tremendous seas, before which tho vessel ran. Several heavy seas broke on board, under which the vessel “staggered.” The decks were almost continually flooded, and considerable damage was occasioned to tho deck fittings. Sails were rent and blown away. After two days tho weather moderated, somewhat, and under more propitious element* strong N.B. trades were found. On reaching 9Qd.eg east a terrific southerly gale overtook tho ship. Tho seas were mountainous, and occasionally found their way on board. One huge wave-was pooped ; it carried away tho taflrail, smashed in the cabin skylight, flooded docks and cabins and creased the damage already done by tho. previous, golo. Tho Agenor met with a somewhat similar experience, but both vessels, eventually.' reached Melbourne at the end of April. DEPARTURE OP-THE RIMUTAKA. By Telegraph.—Press Association, Lyttelton, May 13. S^lcd —Rimutaka. for London via Monte Video. Passengers—Mrs Allen, Miss E. M. Allen, Mr F. K. Armitage, Mrs Armitage, Miss A. Bowson, Miss 3. Bowson, Mrs Dalston, Mr C. Davey, Miss E. M. Eastwood, Mrs Elder, Master H. A. M. Elder, Master M. Elder and maid, Mr J. Hamilton, Mr J. S. Hooper, R.N., Colonel C. H, Humphrey, Mrs Humphrey, Mr G. H. Humphrey, Rev J. R. Pryce, Rev W. H. Seddon, Mrs Seddon, Mrs T. Seddon, Master Seddon, Miss Seddon, Mrs Sharpe, Mr C. H. Shaw, Mr F. J. Smith, Miss Staniland and maid, Mr J. H. Strang, Mr A. M. B. Tippets, Miss Tippets. Mrs Abbott, Miss A. E. Abbott, Mr H. Banter, Mr C. Bell, Mr G. J. Bell, MrC. Brandt, Mrsßryden,Mr W. Buckenhara, Mrs Buckenham, Mr Caffry, Mrs Caftry, Miss J. Cameron, Mr H. J. Carter, Miss M. Dawson, Mr J. E. Duckworth, Mrs Duckworth, Miss E. G. Duckworth, Master E. H. Duckworth, Mr T. Durant, Mrs Durant, Miss V. Flower, Miss E. E, Foster, Rev R. Fraser, Mr F. D. Furlonge. Miss A. Gilmour, Mr W. Holtby, Miss P. G. Kalff, Mr W, 8. King, Mr J. Neilson, Mr A. O’Brien, Mrs O’Brien, Miss G. O’Brien, Miss A.O’Brien, Master J. O’Brien, Master T. O’Brien, Mr J. Outred, Mrs Outred, Mr H. E. Outred, Mr W. E. Payne, Mrs Polsue, Mrs Pullar, Mr G. Roberts, Mr T. R. Smith, Mr W. Stoddart. Mr H. Stubbs, Miss St. Clair, Mrs Teakle, Miss F>. S. Teakle, Mrs E. A. Trendall, Mr D. Watson, Mrs Watson, Mr P. M. Warren, Mrs Warren ; 69 steerage. • THE lONIC’S PASSENGERS. Before tho lonic left Plymouth on April 17th for Now Zealand, via way ports, the following passengers had booked for this Colony For Wellington —Saloon: Misses Grosvenor, Marks and nurse, Moses, Robson, Reader, Mesdames Steel, Marks, Ponald, Messrs Wybourn, Stringer, Steel, Pollock ;

Luckford, Moore, Bpilsbury, Bturman, Master Hops. For other por tS -Haloon: Miss Seen, Mr. Brown. ilrollyt Memlmnca Hooker, Clark, Bates, Messrs Wright, McMurray, Taylor, McKenzie, r nkbridge. Green-lade, Clark, Bird, Bates, Maste Cocker There were also 39 Looked for Capetown and Australia. The lonic is time-tabled to reach Wellington on May 31« t, hut she will probably be lat "i a? Capetown she was a day behind due date