SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3436, 18 May 1898, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

I'ilAßKd 0;' TUB MOON. Caloulilß'l tor Kowßealaad Mean Tima, Now Maon .. ..21 « lowtQ-.iart.jr.. •• 29 4 nua.m. Sun ri a-7 3a. a. sots. -M3 ».m. High Water; 3.11 a m.-, J.-l B.m. ARRIVED. Tuesday, May 17. , On/IWA ns, CD tool, Hertford, from Blenheim. piMßßiigors-i-'aijin: ilsasrs Baailllatitls ami BradC °lVui: , iln, 83. 517 tons, McLean, from Lyttelton. I’kiT-Mjmll tlritlili."Morl.-av, Mcs'l-i.-ncs Carnplioll, Lily, Kov O'Don’iel , Moas'-fl U-nvo. Wool, Jones, Cornlord. Clark, Reeves, Ashcroft, Lily, Barnett, Camped); 11 WoinuT,° S 3, 111 tons, 17 or tall, from West Coast via Nelson and Picton. Passengers—Saloon: Missus Oriilp.lis. Soottook. Minims, Hood, loggon. Travertin.. i taaa.i (h, Millard, Curnow, Dulf, Bishop, Gouitl, Meailauteo Pimcoc, Maokloy, McDonald, Taylor, Askew, Fry, Houiwoll, Love, I noti and child, lino'toridi'o. Ainsworth, Domett and olnld, Pitt Ilii'hop. Wardoli, Colonels Hume and Pitt, ■Messrs Quinn. fkraUoek. Machell. Naylor Samuel. Pe-ld-mo-i Oof in. Davis, Hitchcock, Dicaerson, I'ii-ratd Tn-lor, llaurm, Loci:, Love, Waitcford, Lucre Kir':Patrick, Allan. Ainsworth, Buckeridgo, Hhhmi avlloi. Light, Olivrr, Kaln, Tunbcidp, Boynton, Wardeli, Drsy, Blanchard, ClilloU, Clarke, Corbots, Draper, Fitzpatrick, MhS’era laylor ana Bishop; 15 steerage. Kennedy, ks, 137 eons, Wiltlman, from Nelson. T'vuvj. bb, ill toils, liobb, from South. Passen-gers-Saloon: Mr and Mrs Billy, Masters Mulholland and Broadhoad. . . « , Nairnshire, S 3, 2331 tons, Olsen, from Sydney. Dinoidee, e». 303 tons. Shaw, from Auckland. PanJa, ss. 40 tons, Fisk, from Blenheim. Paa-soug^ra-Cabin: Miss Stanton, Mr Canavon., Kahn, 90 tons, Uauieril, from Napier via East Coast; _ t , Kotoiil, 83, 020 tons, Grant, from Onohang* and New Plymouth. Passengers Saloon; Misses Wright, Thompson, Moss-Davls, Waymoutb, Clarke, PJarle, Rochfbrfc, Countess Da Courtc, Mosdaracs Moss-Davls, Absolum and C children, Smith and infant, Seville, Lawry and child, Thomas, Hunt, Count Da Courto. Messrs Wayrnouth, Moas-Davls, Absolum, Smith, Wallace, Cullen, Wilson, Hothacliild, McMurrioh, Price. Stoddart, Sutton, Jones, Gray, Carr, Dunn, Staokpole, Wells, Wingfield, Tattle. Robertson, Ross, Bingham, Moyers, Amy Bhenrin Concert Company (8), Pollard Opoia Company (53)15 steerage.

SAILED, Penguin, cs, 517 tons, McLean, for Nelson via Picton. Passongers—Saloon: Misses Moore, Lamb, Hursthouse, Roblnaon, Barron, Taylor, Laing, Mrs Gorman, Messrs Kidsoa (2), Mirams, Gorman, March; 7 steerage. , .. Taupo, bs, 4U tons, Lobb. for Now Plymouth and Oroymouth. Pasaengers-3 steerage. Monowai. «a, 2030 tons, Chatfield, from Melbourne via South and Hobart. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Lorrlo, Gibson, Poole, McOlnbon, Prouse, Gerard, Moogrldlon, Rennie, Peacock, Party, Allen, Mesdaraos Lorrie, Gerard, Perkins, O'Toole, MoGibbon, Houosell, Johnston, Meiklcham, Judge Coffey, Messrs Hallensteln, Reeves, Johnston, Naylor. Fannin, Brockman, Campbell, Wills, Duncan, Russell, Draper, GilDtt, Renner, Burton, Marshall, Meiklebam, Buckeridge, Parkins; 17 B *T« a Anaa, ss, 1023 tons, Bernecb, for Lyttelton and DnnoJin. Passengers-Saloon: Misses Gaunt, Ramsay, Mesdames Ramsay. Lamb and child, Messrs Hclghlay, Trsston, Weymouth and 2 children, Pollard’s Opera Company; 19 steerage. Opawa, bs, 70 tons, Eokford, for Blenheim. Kennedy, ss, 107 tons, Wildman, for Nelson and West Coast.

Aorere, ss, 45 tons, Tinney, for Patea. Quocn of the South, sa, 121 tony, Harvey, lor Foxton. __ Htormblrd, 83, 137 tons, Chambers, for Wanganui. Dhigadeo, ss, 893 tons, Shaw, for Lyttelton.

KXPiuO'l'HiD AitKIVALb. Hula, from Wanganui, this day Manatee, from Wanganui, this day Ohau, from Westport, tills day Rotomahana, from Lyttelton, this day Opawa, from Oionhoim, 19th Penguin, from Nelson, and Picton, 19th Kaikoura, from London via Teaeriffe, Capetown and Hobart, 19fch Haupiri, from We«t Coast and Nelson, 19th Tarawera, from South, 19th Wuiroa. from Nelson, 19th Torch, 11.51.3., from Onehanga, 19th

Tauranga, from Napier, l ( Jth Wakatu, from Lyttelton via Coast, 20th Weatralia, from Sydney via Auckland and East Coast, 20lh Royal Arthur, from Akaroa. 2)th Pukuki, from Westport, 20th Mawhora. from West Coast and Nelson, 20th Takapuna, from Onehunga and New Plymouth, 21st Star of New Zealand, left London March 20fch ; Waikato, left London March 31st; Kaikoura, left London March 31st; Matatua, loft London April 2nd j Delphic, loft London April Itith ; Star of Victoria, left London April 21st; Duke of Portland, loft Plymouth May Ist. Firth of Clyde, left Glasgow January Blat; John O'Gaunt, left Liverpool March 9th; Albany, left New York February IGth ; Prosper© Padre, left New York April 12th; G. M. Tucker, left Now castle April uOth ; Sydney Belle, left Sydney May Cth; Savii, iefc Sydney April 2-Üb; Lake Ontario, left Liverpool April 2(sth. PROTECTED DEPARTURES. Mana, for Patea, this day Pania, fur Blenheim, this day Kahn, for Napier, this day Rotomahana, for Lyttelton, this day Manaroa, for Wanganui, this day Waihui, for Pioton, Nelson and West Coast, this day Opawa, for Blenheim, 19th Aorore, far Patea, 19th Queen of tbo South, for Foxton, 19th Btormbird, for Wanganui, 19tb Penguin, for Pioton and Nelson, 19th Tarawera, for Sydney via East Coast and Auckland, 19th Rotoiti, for New Plymouth and Onehunga, 19th Wostraiia, for Lyttelton and Dunedin, 20th Wakatu. for Lyttelton via Coast, 20th Kawatlri, for Westport, 20th Haupiri, for Pioton, Nelson and West Coast, 21st Takapuna, for Nelson, New Plymouth and Onehunga, 22nd By Telegraph.—Press Association. Auckland, May 16. Arrived, 9 p.m.—-Weatralia, from Sydney. May 17. Arrived—Hineraoa, from Wellington via Thames. Ballad—Vision, for Mercury Bay, to load timber lor Sydney; brig Aratapu, for Tairua. to complete loading timber lor Wellington; barquentlno Bio, lor Napier. Sailed—Weatralia, lor Southern ports. Passengers for Napier—Mesdamea Maunders, Brisbane, Maxwell and child, Dimonds and 2 children, Misses Wilson, Redmond, Drown, McKenzie, Messrs Sooblo Mackenzie, McGregor. Davis. Glendining, Percival, Richards. For Wellington—Misses Edger, Stewart, Mesdames Orr, Tunk, Foster and 3 children. Messrs Greer, Egdon, Bayertiz, Nolan, Smith, Jenkins, Evett. For Lyttelton—Misses Cox, Mesdames Burgess and child, Broadhurst, nurse and 4 children, Horsley, Cattanaoh, Woollams, Watt, Rev O. Burgess. For Dunedin—Misses Olney, filesdamos Martin, Johnson, Tanner, Messrs MoNiccolJ, Cargill, Simson, Brewer, Johnson, Tanner. Lyttelton, May 17. Arrived, 7.30 a.m.—Rotomahana, from Wellington (connected). Sailed, 10.15 p.m.—Rotomahana, for Wellington, Passengers—Miss Sutherland, Mosdamos Sutherland, Sad'er, Turner, Rayner, Messrs Bourne, Cameron, Barclay, Larcos, Lowland, Oreensill, Marcus, Carr, McCarthy, Gilbert, Master Turner.

JPicton, May 17. Arrived—Mawhera (1.30 a.tn.) and Penguin (1.20 p.m.). from Wellington. Sailed—Mawhera (6 a.m.) and Penguin (7 p.m.), for Nekton.

New Plymouth, May 17. Arrived. 4.80 a.m.—Oaixloob, from Onehanga (connected). To sail, 10 p.m.—Taktpana and Gairloob, for Onehunga,

TniAntr, May 16. Arrived, 7 p.m.—Hesketh, from Wellington. BnurF, May 17Arrived. 7 a.m.—Talono, from Melbourne via Hobart. Passengers for Wellington—Misses Ada.nson, Jamieson, Allsop, Mesdumes Foody and child, Adamson, Thompson, Crosby and 2 children, Messrs Foody. Steele, Plunkett, Crosby; G steerage. Arrived—Waimato, from Waitara.

Bailed. 8 a,m.—Wakatipa, for Hobart and Melbourne.

Wanoanui, May 17, Arrived, 8.30 a.m.—Manaroa, from Wellington. Sailed, 6 p.m.—Manaroa, (or Wellington. Kaikooba, May 17. Arrived* 9.45 a.tn. —Wakatu, from Wellington. Patea, May 17. Arrived, 7 a.m.—Mana, from Wellington via Wa* nganul. To sail, 7 p.m.—Mana, for Wellington. Westport, May 17. Arrived. 10.50 a.m.—Ohau, from Wellington. Bailed, 10 last night—Hauplri, for Nelson; Upolu, for Auckland. To soil, 9 p.m.—Ohau, for Wellington. Caste bpoint, May 17. Sailed, 10.30 a m.—Kahn, for Wellington. Dunedin, May 17. Sailed—Tarawora, for Sydney via* Lyttelton, Wellington and Ease Coast ports. Passengers— Misses Melville, MoCarrol. Wilson, Gray, Buncan, Shaw, Cameron, Hammond, Carnle, Brown, Mesdames Pucker and infant, Rattray, Shaw, Scott, McConnell, Hay, Roberts and 5 children, Baillfe, Hawcridge, Messrs Baillie, Sinclair, Scott, Haw* cridge, MoCounell, Morgan, Lambert, Cameron, Clark, Bryant, Master Rattray. Nelson, May 17. Arrived, 5 p.m,—Mawhera, from Pioton.

The nsw steamer Roi-oiti arrived from Onehunga and New Plymouth at 10.40 last evening, the trip only-occupying 15 hours, in spite of the foggy state of tho weather last night. The total number of passengers landed here was 126. Captain Grant reports seeing H.M.9. Torch off Cape Egmont steaming in a southerly direction. Tho loading operations at tho Wanganui roadstead in connection with the Star of England were expected to bo completed last evening. The Hula, who has been tendering tho big steamer, is duo hero to-day. The barque Rossdhu. bound from Sharpness to Melbourne, was noticed by the authorities at Hplis Point, Victoria, on the Cth Instant, standing on her right course, when suddenly (at 11 a.m.) she turned into Lome, and stood right on. She then appeared to recognise her mistake, as she commenced to drift shoreward inside thereof two miles from Point Gray. The lighthouse-keeper sent up two rockets, but they were apparently not noticed, wheu the vessel signalled, '* Where Is Melbourne ?** Tho keeper signalled tho course, and with some difficulty tho barque extracted herself from her perilous position, and continued on her way to the port PhUUo Heads. The tender of the Melbourne Steamship Company, Limited, has been accepted for raising tho sunken steamer Manawatu, belonging to the Union Steam Ship Company. The Manawatu will bo taken direct into the Williamstown floating dock, when on estimate of tho damage she has sustained will bo Clansman, Captain Cooper, arrived nt Kaipara from Wellington on Monday, after a 13 days’ passage. She loads timber back to this The shin Westland is still receiving her cargo of tallow and cocoanut oil at Lyttelton. Tho casks have been cleaned and strengthened before being : re-stowed. The alterations to the steamer Wavorloy, of tho Anchor Line, wVch have been taking place at Nelson since the beginning of January, aro nearly completed, and the almost now vessel is to undergo a trial this week before being put into commission again. People will more readily grasp tho amount of work entailed in these alterations when it is explained that tho steamer has been lengthened by 1C Iccfc, the additional space being all for cargocarrying purposes. Tho rest of tho steamer is practically unchanged, but tho additionallength is said to improve her appearance for tho better. Captain Vickerman Is to have command of the Wavcrley.es formerly. Tho Kennedy ranged alongside tho Italian ship Concordia yesterday, and received 500 cases of kerosene for Nelson and West Coast ports. We aro authorised to contradict the report that the Kawatiri has been making water since her arrival in port. Tho injured shaft is expected to be repaired in time for the steamer to leave foe Westport on Friday. Insurances cannot be effected on vessels bound from Newcastle to Manila. The ship Port Stuart was toleaye Newcastle for tho Phillipmes on Saturday last with SSOO tons of Seaham coal, and another, tho Ellon A. Reid. Is on the berth for Manila. The Monowai loft last evening for Melbourne via South and Hobart. At Lyttelton she takes in 1000 carcases mutton for Melbourne. Cargo from Auckland by tho Bingadee consisted of about 160 tons for Wellington, the balance (140 tons) being for Lyttelton. The Taupo, from the South, brought 7-10 ions of produce yesterday, 335 of which were landed here, 100 tons are for New Plymouth and 305 tons for the West Coast. The compasses of the Te Anau were adjusted in the harbour yesterday morning. The Marine Department has received advice from the Collector of Customs at Napier that the Paula Rock buoy has disappeared. Che Harbour Board tug J. 8.0. has been dispatched to search for It. The Shire Haer Nairnshire left Sydney at S p.m. on Wednesday last, and experienced a strong 8.8. E. gale for the first two days, the weather moderating gradually as the New Zealand coast was approached. Calm weather was enjoyed in the Straits. Her cargo shipped at Rockhampton, Gladstone and Brisbane consists of 14/189 quarters and 83 pieces beef. 896 carcases mutton. U 8 cases tongues, 3UI ba'es wool, 8200 cases preserved meats and 752 casks tallow. She receives at Wellington 450 bales wool, 200 casks tallow, 20 bales leather, a quantity of grass seed and 800 tons of coal, and is expected to sail for London this J evening. The Nairnshire Is to call at Las Palmas : tor a deck load of bananas and at St. Vmoont for . Coal, *