SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3328, 10 January 1898, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. I January. Calculated tot How Zealand Mean llmei o. s. at. Last Quarter .. .* 16 8 21*17 a.m. New Moon .. ~22 7 I*l9 p.m. First Quarter.. .. 80 2 9*19 a.m; Ban rises, 4.26 a m, ; sets, 7.16 p.x». ARRIVED. Saturday, January 8, Wakatipti,B.3., 1268 tons, Newton, from Melbourne ’Via Hobart and South, Passengers—Saloon: Misses Johnson (0), Spence, Oroll, Turnbull, Mason, Olark, Hamilton, Wylie, Berry, Williams, Fountain, Bau* chop, Miller, Crawford, Cottle, Young, MoHutchln* son, Harvey, Messrs Soott, Mitchell, Long, Hamilton, Seed, Weston, Roderiquo, Tribe, Cottle, Tbomp* ion, Fountain, Hlslop, Croll, Soott, Blair, Roberts, Combrough, Mans, Williams, McDonald, Orr, Walton, Jones, Hancock, Duncan, Hamilton, Brallsfoid, Laurenson, Bristow, Masters Scales, Goltmau, Harris; 60 steerage. . _ Fanny, s.s., 40 tons, Peterson, zom East Coast. Otarama, s.s., 2101 tons, Clifford, from London via Capetown and Hobart, Passengers—Saloon : Mr and Mrs Gilmour. _ Mahlnapua, s.s., 289 tons, Robertson, from One-i bunga via Now Plymouth, Passengers—Saloon , Misses Catley, Falrhall, Rose, Kennedy, Bpeke* Btewart, Munnoliv, Callaghan, Vickerman, Mes dames Allport, Trotter, Jury, May, Jacobson, Messrs Palmer, Allport, Matthews, Trotter, Connett, Richards, Fisher, Fuller, Foster, Holland; 13 steerage. Samar, barque, 1070 tons, Forbes, from New York. Sunday, January 0. ~ Te Anaa, s.s,, 1028 tons, Borncch, from South. Passongers—Saloon: Misses Ford, Levy, Wood, Pearson, Levy, Godfrey, Wood, Macky, Stoddart, Evans, Whittem, Mesdames Charleston and girl, Scully, Hialop, Salter, Rosslter, Evans, Fraser,. Luster, Messrs Wescott, Brown, Fraer, Robertson, Woodward, Williams, Craig, Balter, Weir, Evans, Crornpeton, WiJlcocks, Fraser, Wright, Luster A. Williamson; 20 steerage. # , „ . Rotomahana, s.e,, 864 tons, Manning, fro® Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon ; Misses Reed, Dempsey, Purdey, Nleholl, Collins, Richmond, Lamb. Frost, Staoe, Frith, Hay, Ponsonby,. Scott, Heaven, Arthur, Smithson, Mosdamos Sawtell and 2 Infants, Frost, Goodrich, Jones, Sargoant, Barker, Christensen, Nairn, Dunn, Taylor, McCulloch, Arthur and 9 children, Hancock, Cocks, Duncan, Clark and child, Mclndoe, Arthur, Alexander, Hon W. Hislop, Messrs Rolleston, Milligan, Dennehey, Hobbs, Frost, Sutherland, Bailey, McLeod, Ritchie, Tinnoy, Campbell, Bennett, Bargeant, Devine, Low, Barker, Pollock, Moodie, Judkins, Joslin. Beck, Tyser, Moore, Bethune, Cowper, Dennehey, Nairn, Hallonsteln, Signal, Broad, Ward, Barron, MoFarlane, Haywood, Dunn, Arthur, Panuell, Tribe, Gerard, Hoaking,’ Banks, Clarke, Anderson, Ross, Mclndoe* Milne, Arthur, Nelson, Reid, Lightboay, Smithson, Bowman, Smith; 48 steerage. Manaroa, s.s., 78 tons, Mclntyre, from Wanganui. Aorere, s.s., 49 tons, Tinney, from Patea. Brunner, s.s., 260 tons, Rolls, from South. Kennedy, s.s., 167 tons, Wild man, from Wanganui. Passengers Mrs Phya, Messrs Pbyn, Toogood. Storm bird, s.s., 187 tons, Chambers, Wa nganui- Passengers Misses Graham, Blythe» O'Donald, Mrs Bubb and 2 children, Messrs Dawson, Pailey, Johnson, Price, Mailman, Masters Steadman, Clark. Hinemoa, s.s., 282 tons, Neale, from West Coast. SAILED. ' v Saturday, January 8. _ Haaplrl, s.s., 491 tons, Nordstrom, for West Coast via Plcton and Nelson. Passengers—Baloon : Misses Virtue, Wilson (2), Mcßeatb, Thompson, Keenan, Morgan, Cody,Berendt, Peterkln, Thirkell, Han Ison, Rees, Mosdames Wilson. Markman, Eeetham, Donhard, Thirkell, Harris, Hon Reeves, Dr Boor, Messrs Markman, Smith, Edwards, Dunnoly, Braithwaito, Craig, Maxwell, Wilson, Munro, Sinclair, Harris, Lewis, Hughes, Gothard, Morgan, Clouston, Hunter, Ply, Wilson, Maxwell, Stratford, Paterson, Hall, Master Braithwaito ; 12 steerage. Katy, ship, 2108 tons, Falob-Muas, for London. Corinna. s.s., 820 tons, Spence, foe South. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Price, Keene, Howell, D'Emden, Mrs Evans and child, Messrs Speight, ’ Harrison, Barker, Sinclair, Haddroll, Bausher ; 10 steerage. • . Penguin, s.s., 617 tons, Wald, for Lyttelton, Passengers—Saloon: Misses Harding, Fitzgibbon, Gower, Redfarn, Mitchell, Mosdamos Damon, Howorth, Pllmmer, Barker, Rich and child, Smith, Lightband, Hill, Whltton, Messrs WI Neera, Hobbs, Pidgoon, Dewsbury, Barnes, Butler, Holland, Livingstone and friend, Barker, Henderson, Ibbotson, Garcia, Weils, Page, Joy, Beswick, Eiby, Sinclair, Papprlll, Olliver, Tait, Lightband, Foldwick, Sargood, Reid, Hill, Dyer, Whitbon, Fearing, Bisley, Canterbury cricket team (12); 20 steerage. Wakatipu, s.s., 1258 tons, Newton, for Sydney, Passengers—Saloon: Misses Russell, Read, Pedrotta (2), Bright, Mesdames Miller and family. Bond, Armstrong (2), Blumer, Grecnsill, Messrs Miller, Armstrong (2), Sellers, Hartman, Von Dadelszen, Buck, Fraser, Bond, Blumer, Greens!!), Miller, Doubleday, Richards, Palmer, Fethorick, Sanford; 20 steerage. Panla, s.s., 40 tons, Fisk, for Blenheim. Opawa, s.s., 70 tons. Eokford, for Blenheim. Beautiful Star, s.s., 146 tons, Campbell, for East Coast. Walroa, s.s., 48 tons, Ricketts, for Motuoka. Fanny, s.s., 40 tons, Peterson, lor Cape Turnagain, Mana, s.s., 48 tons, Westrup, for Patea. Warrimoo. s.s, 1892 tons, Hay, for Vancouver via Suva and Honolulu. Aorangi, s.s., 2654 tons, Hopworth, for Sydney. Weathersflold, barque, 1051 tons, Oroker, for London. Delphic, s.s., siol tons, Sowden, for Gisborne and Napier. ' . Star of Victoria, s.s., 2230 tons, Hart, for Wanganui roadstead. Sunday, January 9. Mahlnapua, s.s., 239 tons, Robertson, for Nelson, New Plymouth and Onohanga. Passengers— Saloon: Misses Meek (3), Stoddart, Neilson, Wilkins, Callaghan, Spake, Da Pay, Ryan, Fairhill, Jones, Mesdames Smith and child, Gildroy, Balianfcyno and 0 children, Palmer, Thompson, Allport, Gilmour, Captain Robertson, Messrs Smith, Keith, pride, Hill, Foster, Ross, Richards, Gildroy, Long, Willcooks, Barron, Major, Linklater, Pannell, Tribe, Gilmour, Allport, Thompson, Woodward, Fuller, Palmer, Matthews, Masters Coltman, Willcooks ; 6 steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS, Qaoon of the South, from Fozton, this day. Opawa, from Blenheim, this day Mana, from Patea, this day Panla, from Blenheim, this day Wairoa, from Motueka, this day Fanny, from East Coast, 11th Wakatu, from Kaikoura via Coast, 11th Flora, from Auckland, Gisborne and Napier, Uth Brunner, from South, Uth Walnul, from West Coast and Nelson, 11th Oreti, from Wanganui, 11th • * Penguin, from Lyttelton, 11th Takapuna, from Onehunga and Now Plymouth, 12th Omapere, from Auckland, Gisborne and Napier via bays, 12th Tarawera, from Sydney, 13th Mararoa, from South, 13th Hauplri, from West Coast and Nelson, 13th Maori, loft Plymouth November 27th; Rakaia, left . London November 28th; Indraghiri, left London (via Australia) 7th December; Pakeha, left Plymouth December 2nd ; Hawkes Bay, left London December 21at; Aotea, loft London December 26th. Agoatino Rombo left New York September 4th; Hangltikei, left London October Bth; Turakina, left London September 20th: Blenheim, left Glasgow October 15th; Duuedin, left Glasgow October 16th ; Canterbury, left Liverpool Ootober 19th: Margaret Galbraith, left Loudon Ootober 80th; Teutonia, left New York November 22nd; Fides, lef'i Hamburg November 23rd ; Euterpe, left London November 80th. By Telegraph.—Press Association. — Copyright, Sydney, January 8. Sailed—Tarawera, for Wellington. Albany, January 8. Arrived—Britannia, from London, Passengers for New Zealand—Mesdames Stewart, Hopkins and obild, Grigg and daughter, Messrs Martin, Mendelssohn. Lyttelton. January 8. Arrived, 6.45 a.m.—Mararoa, from Wellington. . January 9. Arrived—Corinna (1*2.30 p.m.). Penguin (2,50 p.m), from Wellington; Kahu (12.40 p.m.), from Chathams. Westport, January 8. Arrived, 10 p.m.—Rosamond, from Wellington. Waitara, January 9. Arrived, 9.80 a.m.—Kiripaka, from Wellington. Timaru, January 7. Bailed, 8 p.m.—Botokino, for Sydney. Napier, January 8. Armed, 3.80 a,m.—Weka, from Wellington. Auckland, January 7, Bailed, 5 p.m, Omapere, for Wellington via Coast. January 8. Arrived—Ovalau, from Islands. Sailed—Flora, for South, Passengers—Misses Smith, GrifSn, Mrs Griffln, Messrs Hickson, Shaw, Cochrane, Wells, Cocksedge, Waller, Clayton. Sailed Linda Weber, for the Cook Group; Omapere, for Tauranga, East Coast and Wellington. Passengers Messrs LongdUl, Gamble, Btewart, J. S. Johnson, Wilson, and six steerage. The Ovalau passed the barques Wenona and Northern Chief in the Haurakl Gulf, coal laden, from Newcastle. Nelson, January 8. To sail, 0.80 a.m. Monday—Wainui, for Ficton and Wellington. January 9. Arrived, 7.16 a.m,—Hauplri, from Pioton. Picton, January 8. Arrived, 5.80 p.m.—Hauplri, from Wellington. To sail, 10 p.m,—Haupiri. for Nelson. Blenheim, January 8. Arrived—Panin (7.50 p.m.), Opawa (8 p.m.), from Wellington. Port Chalmers, January 8. Arrived—Taluno, from Lyttelton. January 9. Arrived—Mararoa, from Lyttelton. •< Clarence River, January 8. Arrived—M.A. Doran, from New Zealand. The Stormblrd arrived from Wanganui at 11.30 yesterday morning with 300 bales wool, 3000 ft of timber, 100 sacks wheat and a quantity of furniture. The Fanny's wool from the East Coast consisted of 180 bales. She left lor Cape Turnagain at 4,10 p.m. on Saturday for a load of wool for Wellington. The Mahlnapua left for Nelson, New Plymouth and Onehunga at 7 o'clock last night. She is due here again next Saturday morning. The Brunner, detained by strong head winds, arrived from South at 8 o’clock last night. The Mahinapua arrived from Onehunga and Now Plymouth early on Saturday afternoon. Her dairy produce consisted of 6003 boxes, and 182 kegs of butter and 306 crates of cheese. The schooner Marmlon is loading timber at Mercury Bay lor Dunedin. The barque Lake Erie, which loft hero recently for Auckland, will, on her discharge at that port, proceed to Gisborne to load wool for London. The Rakaaoa will call at Singapore to coal. She left Calcutta with a full cargo. The barque Hippolas left the Thames last Wednesday for Melbourne with a load of white pine timber. The barque Maria, at present in Lyttelton, has been purchased by Mr T. Carlaw and others, of Auckland. The Maria, which is a Spanish vessel, has lately been sailing under the German flag. She is 3*9 tons register, aud will be employed in tbo Intercolonial trade. • From Lyttelton she goes to the Kaipara to load timber for an Australian port. V ■ ■ The ship Katy and tbs barque Weathcrsfletd left the, stream for Loudon on Saturday with full cargoes of wool, flax, &c. The Te Anau yesterday morning and the Roto- * ■ mtibana during the afternoon arrived from the < South. Both vessels experienced a strong head wind on the tripup, On Friday last, at Napier, when the rigging of the barque Lutterworth was being overhauled preparatory to making a start for London, the iron bowsprit was found to be damaged and to need extensive remirs, which may detain her at that port for another week, BARQUE SAMAR, FROM NEW YORK. The barque Samar, which loft New York for Wellington on September 13tb, was signalled from Mount Victoria late on Saturday afternoon, and dropped anchor in the stream at 10 p.m. Owing to the heavy gale prevailing yesterday no communication could be had with the vessel. She will in all probability be berthed this morning, OTARAMA, FROM LONDON. Tbo Otarama, one of the New Zealand Shipping Company’s fleet of cargo steamers, arrived from London via Plymouth, Tencriife, Capetown and Hobart ou Saturday xunrning. and after being inspected by the Health Officer, was berthed shortly after noon at the Queen’s Wharf under the care of Captain Johnson. Mr Forbes, second officer, kindly supolied us with the following report of the voyage:—The Otarama left Royal Albert Docks on l*2th November, and Plymouth at II a.m. on the 14th for Teneriffe. which was reached ou the 26th: crossed tbo Equator on the 2Sth, and passed Table Mountain (Cape Colony) on 10th December. On Christmas Eve, when crossing the Southern Ocean, a strong S.W. gale, with a tremendously high and dangerous sea, was met with, the vessel shipping water fore and aft. On the Sunday the wind shifted to the northward, but continued to blow a fresh gale untl 1 arrival at Hobart, accompanied with rough, confused beam sea and incessant rain throughout. The Otarama arrived at Hobart at 10.10 p.m. on Ist January, and left for Wellu gton at 6 45 a.rn. on Monday, after discharging 200 tons cargo and shipping 150 tons. Cape Farewell was passed at. 7.50 p.m. ou Friday, the steamer arriving as above. Captain Clifford is still in command, and has associated with him the followingMr Smith, chief officer; Mr Forbes, second; late of the

Rimutaka; Mr Easton, third; Mr Oxlade, fourth late of the Waikato; Mr Aitken, chief engineer, Mr Evans, second; Mr Jannings, third; Mr Myers, fourth; Mr MoMUlan, chief refrigerating engineer; Mr Bobs, second; Mr Wood, onlei An Immediate ataurt will bo made to discharge the Wellington portion ot her cargo this morning. THE CAKADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE. The Warrimoo, from Sydney, was berthed at the Queen’s Wharf on Saturday morning. She left Port Jackson at 4.80 p.m. on Monday last, and experienced light easterly and variable winds on the trip across the Tasman Sea. The pascongers for New Zealand arrived by this steamer. —Misses Smith, Chapman, Bennie, Mesdames Bennie, Chapman, Whltton, Messrs Joy.Peokbam, Tyser, Chapman (2), Duggan, Bennie, Eyre Kenny, Master Bennie. After shipping 750 carcases of mutton for Vancouver, 150 boxes but-er and 120 sacks manure for Honolulu and 50 sacks flour for Suva, tho liner left for those ports. Her outward list of passengers from Wellington is as follows : Saloon—Misses Bother (2), Mesdames McDonald, Watte, Soaddon, Messrs Gill, Stewart, McDonald, Crnickshaok, Avent, Watts, Soaddon (6), Bother, Asoemann, Master Watts; steerage Messrs Smith, McLeod, Wilson, MoWUUam, McLennan, D Mr S 'Bellmalne, the popular parser of the War- ' rlmoo, was seized with Illness on the trip across, and stayed behind here to recruit. His duties will he taken up by the chief steward, Mr Bolton. Mr Fred Prince, son otMr W. Prinoo, wharfinger, proceeded by the Warrimoo to assist Mr Bolton. Tho Aorangi, for Sydney, left shortly alter 11 o'clock on Saturday night. Her frnit from S“va was landed in first-class condition. The following passengers have booked for Sydney from this port ■ —Mesdames Hart, Robertson and 8 children, Messrs Dow (2), Percy, Lee, Downes, Kelsak, Dickenson, Robertson, Fillies, Stace.