SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3259, 16 October 1897, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF TUB MOON. CftlouUted tot NZealand Mean Time. October, d. u. m. Last Quarter.. ..19 8 88 8 p.m. Now Moon .« ~20 10 CB'Up.in. Boa fffaes, 6.22 «.m. ( «0«5,C.24 p.m. High Wator at Wharl—7.3 a.m., 7.20 p.ro. ARRIVED. Friday, Octoobr 15, Aorangi, b b., 2054 tons, Hopworth, from Van* ■ couvor, Honolulu and Fiji. Tarawora, a.H., 1208 tonfl, Richardson, from Sydney via Auckland and East Coast. Passengers— Saloon: Misses Buchanan, Larnook, Peacock, Lane, O’Regan, Nathan, Do Bales, Hally, Proctor, Moadames Ferguson. Ashdown and child, Tuder, Manaix, Robertson, Duller, King, Donald, Rev McDonald, Major Ferguson, Messrs Underwood, Ashdown. Snolgar, Nathan, Lnckio, Lane, Mannix, MoPhee (2), Duller, Espie, Perman, Hill (2), King, Mcßae; 7 steerage. Richmond, s.s., 454 tons, Nordstrom, from Westport, Passengers-Saloon: Misses Kicly, Hunter, Mr Coffin. , . „ Tc Aaau, fl.s., 1028 tons, Bcrnech, from Lyttelton. passengers B Uoon: Misses Woolley, Dillon, Dclauoy, Vincent, Stopford (2), Mahoney, Mesdames Jackson, Tarrant, Eyton, Perman, Harris, Weston, McLeod, Btarkoy, Wood, Rev Oinaty, Messrs Jackson, Halloran, Ellison, Kelly, Montgomery, Smith, Blake, Oplo, Tarrant, White, Foote, Harris, Wcstou, Taylor. Winney, Von Haast, Belk, Nicholls, McLeod, Scanlon, Potts; 21 steerage. sailed. Friday, Octoukr 15, Tarawora, s.s., 12G8 tons, Richardson, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Hansard, McAlloy.'Moylo, Whittom, Bennett. McLeod, Wilson, Rickard, Mitchell, Mcsdamea Moran and child, Rutherford, Evans and 8 children, Findlay, Wiffon, Stewart, Shaw and child, Jorgensen, Messrs McLellan, Brown, Dick, Wills, Robinson, Piper, Scales, Wjhon, Maher, Howard. Jorgenson, Luckio, Dennis, Master Wilson ; 19 steerage. To Anau, s.s., 1028 tons, Berncch, for. Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Dunn, Strange, Wood, Marr, Melstcad, Moorchousc, Townloy, Mesdames Shrewsbury, Bell, Wright, Townley, Melstcad, Greenwood, Oarrott and child, Stunner, Weymouth, Smith and 4 children, Hon Walker, Messrs Bturmor, Weymouth, Wood, Turner, Cole (2), Milne, Dawson, Lewis, McKenzie, Hayes, Smith, Baldwin, Turner and 2 children, Cohen, Taino; 21 steerage. Richmond, s.s., 494 tons, Nordstrom, for West Coast via Plcton and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon: Miss Smith, Mesdames Drown, Stone, Geoghegan, Gibbs, Sontgen, Hen Rocves, Messrs Drown, Light, Allan, Gault, Sulsted, Kirkpatrick, Griffiths, McKenzie, O’Regan, Mabtor Light; U steerage. Takapuna, s.s., 859 tons, Grant, for Unchunga, via Now Plymouth. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Isaacs, Irvine, Brown, Mesdames Eyton, Tegetrncior, Warburton and child, Higginson, Revs Newall, Oinaty, Messrs Miller, Tcgetrneier, Higgineon, Potorson, Hunt, Virtue, Scott, Oliver, McNicoll, Benjamin, Vivian, Cowic, Outfield, Meek; 10 Bteorago. Stormbird, s.s., 137 tons, Chambers, for Wanganui. Passengers Cabin; Misses Bushby, Irvine, Allen, Messrs Wills, Brown, Roy, Berth Aorangi, K.M.8., 2070, Hepworth, for Sydney, Saturday, Octouku 10. Beautiful Star, s.s., 177 tons, Campbell, for Napier via East Coast. EXPECTED ARRIVALS, panla, from Blenheim, this day Opawa, from Blenheim, this day Wavorley, from Picton, this day Manaroa, from Havelock and Bounds, this day lllnomoa, from Lyttelton, this day Tahme, from Melbourne via South, this day Mahluapua, from Onohunga and New Plymouth, this day Wakatu, from Lyttelton .via Cheviot and Kalkoura, this day Corinna, from Westport, this day Kennedy, from Foxton, this day Queen of the South, from Foxton, this day. Tc Anau, from Lyttelton, 17th Rotorua, from South, 17th Wairoa, from Patea, 17th Mataura, from London via Capetown and Hobart, 17th Mawhora, from West Coast, Nelson and Picton, 17 tb Stormbird, from Wanganui, 17th Kahu, from East Coast, 17bh Pareora, from Oreymouth, 18th lonic, from Loudon via Plymouth, Capetown and Hobart, 18th Takapuna, from Nolson and Picton, 19th Star of England, loft London (via Australia and Auckland) August 27th; Rangatira, left Plymouth September 20th; Star of New Zealand, loft London September 28th; Delphic, left Plymouth Octoberifrd; Waikato, left London October ,sth ; Matatua, left London October Bth. Weatherafleld, left London (via Sydney and Newcastle) May 28th ; Beecbwood, left New York Juno 11th ; Wellington, loft Liverpool Juno 2Gth; Lutterworth, left Liverpool July Bth; Alico, loft Now York August Cth ; Invercargill, left Glasgow August 21st; Nelson, left Liverpool (via Dunedin) August 21th ; Penobscot, left New York August 2nd; Agostino Rornbo left New York September 4th ; Crusader, left Liverpool September sth; Lake Erie, loft Sharpness August 13th ; Rangitikci, left London October Bth ; Samar, left Now York September 13th ; Garin, left Editbburg (S.A.) September 19th.

By Telegraph,—Press Association. — Copyright. Melbourne, October 16. Arrived-'Star of England, from'London. Lyttelton, October 15. Arrived, 7.10 a.m.—Monowai, from Wellington (connected). , _ , „ Balled—Taluno, for Wellington and Sydney, Passengers—Misses Cassidy (2), Todhunter, Mesdamos Cripp, Sparks, Messrs Cox, Levy, Skoogh. | jTo sail, G p.m. to-morrow—Rotorua, for Wellington, Castlbpoint, October 15. Arrived, 5.5 a.m.—Kaha, from Wellington. New Plymouth, October 15. Arrived, 4.10 a.m.—Mahinapua, from Onehuuga. Sailed, 10 a.rn.—Mahinapua, for Wellington. To sail, 10 p.m.—Gairlooh, for Onehunga; will connect with express. _ Pout Robinson, October 15. Bailed, 9.23 a.m.—Wakatu, lor Wellington via Havelock, October 15. Sailed,lo a.m.—Manaroa.for Wellington via Bays. Blenheim, October 15, Arrived—Pania (9.30 a.m.) and Opawa (11.80 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed, 7 p.m.—Pania, lor Wellington. Napier, October 15. Arrived, 9.30 a.m.—Westralia, from Wellington. Westport, October 15. Arrived—Corlnna (2 p.m.), from Wellington; Wainui ( 5 p m.), from Qreymoath. Sailed—Mawhera (U p.m.), for Nelson; Janet Nicoll (midnight), for Lyttelton. , . - Pout Chalmers. Ootobor 15. Bailed, 4.85 a.m.—Walmate, for Auckland. Greymouth, October 15. Arrived, 10 a.m.—Mawhera, from Westport; Walnut, from Nelson. Sailed, 11.80 a.m.—Wainui, for Westport. To sail, 11 p.m.—Mawhera, for Nelson. Departures of Herald, Brunner and Kawatiri postponed until to-morrow. Poxton, October 15. Arrived, 11.45 a.m.—Queen of the South, from Wellington. _ _ t ■ ■%_ Timaru, October 15. Arrived, 1 p.m.—Nairnshire, from Sydney. The sea is very heavy, and she cannot come in to-day. Kaiicoura, October io. Bailed, 4.30 p.m.—Wakatu, lor Wellington. Picton, October 15, To sail, midnight—Waverley, for Wellington. Auckland, October 15« Arrived—Sterling, tug, from Sydney. Sailed—Hauroto, for Port Chalmers and the Bluff. To sail, 2 pm. to-morrow.—Diogadee, for Wellington via East Coast. Dunedin, October 15. Bailed—Omapero, for Wellington via wav ports. Sailed—Rotorua, for Wellington via Lyttelton. Passengers—Mesdamos Hutchins, Atkinson, Simpson, Messrs Jenkins, Roualdaon, Birron, Simpson, Master Atkinson. Kaipara Heads, October 15. Arrived—Government steamer Tntanekai, from Manukau.

Tho Gorman warship Buzzard leaves Auckland for Samoa to-day. On hei trip from Auckland to tho Thames on Tuesday tho Northern Company’s steamer Waitangi made a record run of 3 hours 53 minutes. The Wainui arrived at "Westport from Groymouth at Q p.m. yesterday. She leaves Westport at noon to-day for Nelson, and sails from the latter place for Picton and Wellington at noon on MonTh'o Corinna leaves Westport at noon to-day for Wellington direct. . . * x .. t , The Mawbera leaves Nelson at 11 to-night for 'Picton and Wellington. . The local agents havo received intimation that the Tongariro arrived at Plymouth on the 13tb instant, and the Rakaia arrived at Gravesend on the 14th, ..... . ■ . It Is understood that the Original intention to put the Manapourl in the Fijian trade has been cancelled, tho Hauroto having been substituted, but that on the return of the, Manapourl to headquarters from Melbourne she will be despatched to Tasmania to be employed in that fast-expanding trade* Tho Dlngadoe, on arrival in Wellington, is to receive an overhauling, in anticipation of the wool season. The Brunner will fill the Bingadee’s dates. Tho Tacawera arrived at 8.30 yesterday morning, after a fine trip from Sydney via Auckland and East Coast. She left for Melbourne via South late in the afternoon. Tho Richmond, which has been detained at Westport for some time owing to tho heavy weather and oacl bar, arrived yesterday morning. She left last night for tho West Coast via Picton and Nelson, The Te Anau shipped a mob of 28 cattle at the Railway Wharf before proceeding South yesterday afternoon. The Aorcro made an attempt yesterday afternoon to pick up the anchor which the barque Devonport slipped at the Hoads, but the sea was too heavy and she returned to tho wharf, leaving again for Patca late in the afternoon. The Duchess is being painted and generally overhauled at the Queen’s Wharf.

THE AORANGX, FROM VANCOUVER. The R.M.B. Aorangl, from Vancouver via Hono* lulu and Sava, arrived in port at C yesterday morning, and after Dr James had granted pratiqbe, was berthed at the Queen’s Wharf. She loft Vancouver on September 20tb, at 3 a.w., arriving tho same afternoon at Victoria, where she embarked mails, passengers and cargo, la consequence of having*to take in large shipments she left Victoria 12 boars late. She experienced moderate to light winds on the run to Honolulu, which port she reached at midnight on the 26tb September, and loft for Suva tho next day. Tho Miowera was passed on the 80th,. and the Equator was crossed on the 4th Inst., when moderate weather was experienced to Aiopa Island, which was passed on the 7th. From thence she had fine weather to arrival at the Fiji Group, and Suva was reached on the 3th. Tho vessel left the hitter island foe Wellington oa the 10th, experiencing moderate weather till off the New Zealand coast, when a gale sprung up, which lasted till her arrival here. Her passengers are:—For Now Zealand—Miss Foster, Mesdames VVayraoath, Couper, Reekie. Dow 1 , Messrs Waymoutb, Clarko, Couper, Gault, MoGapn, White, Evans. For Australia Misses Turner, Lady Tich'oorne, Mesdames Yorke, Merlin, Turner, Vivian. Shannon, Powell, Carden, Messrs Yorke, Willis, Wilson, Smith, Cooks, White, Brown, Shallon, "Dltohburn, Barr, Stephen, Turner, Vivian, Cutfield, Shannon, Boucb, MoCutchoon, Masters and three Chinese. Her complete cargo for New Zealand is as follows;— Wellington—12 packages drugs, 5 oases buggies, 86 packages bicycles. 6 coses paper, 1395 cases salmon, 480 packages binder cord. 2 sacks coffee, 700 cases onions, 55 packages agricultural instruments, 4 cases sundries. Auckland—4 cases cotton, 3 cases drugs, 99 packages paper, 501 cases salmon, 14 cases typewriters. Lyttelton—loo cases salmon. 82 packages paper, 9 cases bicycles. Port Chalmers—44s oases salmon. 52 packages paper. Bluff—6o cases salmon. Napier—29 bundles paper. New Plymouth—9 bundles paper. In addition to this she has a largo cargo for Australia comprising: —Flour, wheat, salmon, machinery, &c. Tho Aorangi>ailcd for Sydney late last night.