SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3256, 13 October 1897, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PK.ISKS OK TiSK MOON. CMonlx?»J fo» N-" Zealand Moan Tim*. October. S>. U. M. Last Quarter .. .. 19 H 38 8 p.m. Now Moon ~23 10 580p.m. Bun riuos, 5.25 *.rn.; nets, 520 p.rn, U«gh Wator al Wharf—s.3o a.m,, 5.46 p.m. ARRIVED. Tukkday, Octdukkl2. Monowai, ».s.. 2020 tons, Sinclair, from Sydney. Passengers--Saloon : Misties Sperco, Morpeth, Ground, Dyson (2), Wilson, Evcssou, Ilmni/iirey, Cousins, Parsons, Allan, Stead, Mourn (2), Allan (21, Hegarty, Gibson, Mcsda/m-s Gardener, MuNihii, Carter, Wil::on, Kenny. Dyson, Jhookos, Moulton, Day, McDermott, Herd. Parsons, Allan, Stocks, M< Jones and child. Gibb. Stead. Me-Don-all, Lgan, TiioJiipson. Hc«arty, Wooa, Gibson, Dlakiston, Captain Gild), Messrs Tillett, Gardener, French, Cox, Phipps, Kenny, Shuttleworth, Kendall, Jeffrey, Drightwell, Dyson, Parsons, Webb, Kowo, Morcietb, Orcemvay, Strong, Clark, McDermott, Wilson, Brlgbtwoll, Smith, Henderson, Herd, Fletcher, Webaujr, MoDougall, Gibb, Sread, Masters Stead (0), Wihon. Sutter, Ilooko, Moore, Parry, Welker, Jordan, Dell, Washburn, Pearson, Wood, Fenwick, Rattray ; (id Herald*. 3.8., 356 tons. Coulson, from South. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs Peers, Pastor Schwartz. Messrs Peers, Taylor, liumgay, Kinncburgh; 5 steerage. , „ . Takapana, s.s., 853 tons, Grant, from Onobunga and New Plymouth. X'usscngers—Saloon: Misses Tribe, Cunningham, Trevithick, Capper, Mus* dames Mills and child, Tribe, Reynolds, Dull, Kirker, Forsyth, Wcstema, Donglis, Fraser, Captain Cradock, Messrs Young, Gee, Miller, Nieol, Forsyth, Rolleston, Ormiston, Dawson, Reynolds; 2J steerage. .. . „ Kahn, s.s., 90 tons, Itomcnl, from Chatham Islands and Lyttelton. Passengers—Cabin: Mrs Olsen and family, Mr Cowls. Wednesday. October 13. Stormbird, s.s., 137 tons, Chambers, from Wanganui. ° SAILED. Tuesday, October 12. V/alcatu, 95 tons, Wills, for Lyttelton via KaiItoura and Cheviot. Uotorua, s.s., 570 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Passengers—Saloon: Misses McAlley, Courier, Kearney (2), Meares, White, Mesdaines Matson ami child, Spence, Wcasley, Witten, McDrearty, Hon Dolt, Dr McDrearty, Messrs Kelly, Dain, Cohen, Dobhie, Hooper, Weanny, Neale, Christie, Cholmondley, McDrearty, Shaw, Pcrcival, McDowell, Gunn, Hill; 19 steerage. Opawa, s.s., 70 tons, Eckford, for Blenheim. Wednesday, October Id. Paula, j.s., 10 tons, Fisk, for Blenheim. Hu Tvlß(travh.-~Press Association. — Oovyrir/ht, Sydney, October 12, Arrived—Waikarc, from Wellington. Capetown, October 11. Tho Itimutaka sailed yesterday for Hobart and Wellington. _ . . Picton, October 12. Arrived, 7.30 a.m. —Mawhera. from Wellington. Bailed, 0.30 a.rn.—Mawhera, for Nelson. Lyttelton, October 12. Arrived—Te Anau (7.15 a.m.) and Hinomoa (2.50 p.m.), from Wellington. Bailed, 3.10 p.rn.—Corinna, for Wellington. Sailed, 10.15 p.m.—To Anau, for Wellington. Passengers Misses Martin, Colville, Jlawdon, Mesdarnes Green, Hill, Clark, Messrs Dull, Harris, Turner, Meek, Crigliugton, Kirk, Laurie, Cloekton, Green, Hill. Greymouth, October 11, Arrived, 8.50 p.m,—Heskotb, from Wellington. New Plymouth, October 12. Arrived—Olonclg, (7.30 a.m.), from Onobunga; Gairloch (1 50 p.m.), from Wellington. To sail, 10 p.m.—Mahinapua, for Onobunga (connect with express). Wanganui, October 12. Oroli and Moa, for West Coast, detained by southerly gale. , Westport, October 12. Richmond detained by bad weather; sails at 10 p.m, for Nelson. Dunedin, October 12. Sailed —Rotokino, for Sydney via Diulf. ■ Sailed—Wcstralia, for Sydney via Hast Coast. Passengers Misses McCullum, MoKinlay (2), Arundel. Stewart, Drown, Reynell (2), Barclay, Allen, Mesdarnes Moloney and family, McKinlay, McLean, Sped ding. Stewart, J. W. Rcynell, Buchanan, Messrs Kingron, Ohvocrona, McKeay, Dunlop, McLaren, Newall, McLean, Spedding, Simonson, Jew, Pyrko, Cameron, Captain Davidson ; 23 steerage. Auckland, October 12. Arrived—Tutanekal, from Greymouth, with cargo of coal and railway material for Ouehanga and Dargavillo. She experienced a very stormy passage. Sailo 1, 2.15 p.m.—Waihora, for Sydney. To sail, 8 p.m.—Tarawera, for South. Passengers—Misses Hoddlnob, Ocavey, O’Regau, Peacock, Buchanan, Lane, Nathan,‘--.Corraack. Mesdarnes Konuso* and children, HodUinot, Reid, Kuch, Warren, Inara, Ashdown and child, Martin; Ferguson, Warren. Luckie, Fritzlcri‘« ludor, Kuch (2), GhalToy, Ashdown, Mannie, Johnston, Bonnich, Kruso, Absolum, Paton, Wright,*. Wallace, Major Ferguson, Jones, Calder, Beuaot, Dewhurat, Penney, Brukoanear,' Brown, Lane, Nathan, Ilbert, D.okson, Bnurt, October 12,

Arrived, C a.m.—Talune, from Melbourne and Hobart, with English mail. Passengers for Wellington—Misses Taggart, Doin, Maunder, Mesdarnes Poolo and 3 children, Orilfen, Messrs Douglas, Read, White, Boddington, Kerslako, Gritfen, Wagner, Triflett, Masters Road, Gritten. Sailed, 5 p.m.—Talune, (or Dunedin. r Patea, October 12. Sailed, noon—Aorcte. (or Wellington.

The local agents are informed that the Mataura left Hobart at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. She should arrive hero on Sunday next. The Kahu arrived at B.ID last evening from tho Chatham Islands and Lyttelton, and reports a very strong nor’-west gale from Lyttelton, with a heavy aD The Wttkntu left lost evening for Lyttelton via Kaikoura and Cheviot. Mr Westwood, chief engineer of the Mawhera : Mr Young, third engineer of the Poheroa ; and Mr Shore, chief officer of the Wainui, were passengers by the Rotorua for South yesterday. At Dunedin they will learn their new berths. The Miowera arrived at Vancouver from Sydney via Wellington, Suva and Honolulu on the Bta mst., a day before her time-table date. Tho Queen of tho South went on the patent sup yesterday afternoon to receivo a cleaning. She is advertised to sail for Poston to-morrow. The Herald, which arrived from the South yester- . day morning, brought up 138 tons of praluce for this port, and landed 60 tons for New Plymouth, the latter place being unworkable ou account of the nor'-west gale now prevailing. She Dft direct for Qreymouth list night. .The Takapuna arrived from Onehunga and New PlymouJ* j>i S yesterday. She Asaves for Pioton and Nelson to-night a*,!* uVnook. The Aorangl, from Vancouver via Honolulu and Suva, is due to-day, and is advertised to leave for Sydney shortly after her arrival. The flags of the shipping; in port yesterday were at half-mast, as a mark of respect to Miss MoKcnaie, late stewardess on the Wakatu. The bad weather all over New Zealand is playing havoc with the shipping time-tables. The Moaand Oreti, for the West Coast, are detained at Wanganui, and the Richmond at .Westport. The latter vessel hoped to get away last night at 10. The Herald abandoned her trip to New Plymouth, and left direct for Grcymouth at midnight. The Wairoa’a departure has been postponed until today. The Rimufcako, from London, left Capetown for Hobart and Wellington on Monday last. The Tolune, which arrived at the Bluff from Melbourne via Hobart yesterday, brought an English mall.

The Waikare arrived in Sydney yesterday from Wellington. • All the shipping offices will be closed to-day on account of the holiday. The fine ship Soukar is to os p it upon tho berth at Gisborne during the coming wool season by tho Shaw, Savill and Albion Company. Instead of going to AucKland'the Union Company’s steamer Rakunoa proceeds to Sydney from Fiji. Messrs 0. and W. Bailey, of Auckland, have received orders to build a soboonor lor the Island trade for Mr A B. McDonald.