SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3648, 26 January 1899, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OP TEE MOON. JANUARY. Calc Rated for wow Zealand Mean Timo. T , „ , " D. H. M. Last q uarter S 2 51’6 pm. New Moon ... ... 12 10, 19'7 a.m. Pirtjt Quarter 10 4 (i 1 a.m. Pull Moon 27 7 4 2am. Sun nsea r 440 a in.; sots, 7.2 p.m. Higlu Water ;4 9 a in.; 4.30 p.m. ARRIVED. Wednesday, January 23, Cotinna, sa, 820 tons, McDonald, from South. Passengers-Saloon s Mrs Scott and 2 children. H.M.B. Mildum, twin-aorew steel cruiser, 2755 tona, 7500 horse-power, 8 guns, Captain Henrj Leah, from Hobart. Rotoiti, ss, 629 tona, Robertson, from Onohinga via Now Plymouth. Passengers “Sale on ; Misses Kroef't, Morrtih (2), Arney, Dixon, Wadham, E wens on, Parker, Neville, Bonzoni, Marfcolli, Hosltin, Church, McRobbie, Stuart, Mesdames Atkinson, Sharp and infant, Wostanra, Luko, Atkinson, McIntosh, Weston, Mercer and 3 children, MoNoil, Bov Bray, Messrs Mills (2), Clouston, Abercrombie, Smith, Henitz, McNeil, Leighton, Gillraan, Ormiston, Evans, Westonra, Berry, Black, Pearoo, Eißloy,Trov/ell, Atkinson, Sing Koo, Long Keo, Meek, Spence, Weston, Mastdrs Trowell (2;, Parker, Samuel; 32 steerage. - -Scoymbird, sb, 137 tons, Crawford, from Wanganui. Kennedy, ss, 137 tons, Wildman/ from Wanganui. . | Kotomafanna, ss, 864 tons, Manning, from Lyttelton. _ Passengers Saloon : Misses Cooper, A vie on, Meredith, Jones, Paul, Sutcliffe,! Fraser, Spenoer, Rawson, Hawker, McCarthy, Wyhourno, Grant, ' Midgoley, Mondilmes Ketill, McDonald,' Swallow and child,l Gill, Maodongall, Campboll and child, Hamilton and 2 children, Spencer, Waitokarni ar;d child, Walker, Cody, Wells and son, Jenkins, Fraser, Knight, liov Clement, Merisis Northcoto, Huy, Donald, Allen, Meredith, Denniston, Edwards, Nihijl, Bui), Hamilton, Moore, Davies, Anderson, Albert, Levy.! Cope, Walker, Lotts, Fraser, Grant, Henderson, Goldie, lining, Alpc, MoMaster, Dean, Staokwood, Cody, Buxton, Donne, Smyth, Gore, Worry; 35 steerage. Corah, ss, 945 tons, Gibb, from Sydney. Passengers—Salodb Mieses Shinfield, Halley, Riddick, Stowe, Hollis, Chapman, Newton, Letlmm, Mesdames Riddick, Stewart, Yenneli, Messrs Riddiok, Christophers, O’Connor, Smith (2), Ormos, Pawson, Bacon, Lloyd, Porter, Heymaneon, Newton, Chapman, Hendry, Stewart, Hon Smith, Master Chapman : 39 steerage. Pania, ss, 40 tons, Fisk, from Blenheim. Passengers Cabin: Miss , Steadman, Messrs Barry, Mouncey, Master Steelman. Opawa, ss, 70 tons, Eokford, from Blenheim., •Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Spence, from Nelson and Picton. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Palmer, Threlkeld, Lloyd, Watts (2), Thompson, Roth; Alcon, Berryman, 'Mesdames Sixtns, Holme and son, Hilliner, Cuthfaertson, Messrs Aitken, Van Asch, Bridion, Ward, Woolley, Holme, Thane, Duncan, France, Tesdall, Tosswell, Ensor, Smith; 4 steerage. Thursday. January 26. Douglas, s.s., 55 tons, Jonas, from Mokttu via New Plymouth. SAILED. ■ _ Wednesday, January 25. Wainui, ss, 391 tons, Worrall, for West Coast via Pioton and Nelson. Passengers— Saloon : Misses Woodward, Haynes, Hunter, Jacobsen, Shepherd, Fillonl, Phillips, Forboo, Perrin, Sedtion (2), Potts, Jones, Williams, Meedames Woodward, Hunter and 2 children, ICerr, Phillips, Shepherd. Revs McNamara, Ainsworth, Bray, Messrs Donniston, Hitohoook, Bialey, Hay, Vodhedo, Shepherd, Do la Mar.Wiokes, Adams, Pearce; Oiouston, Blunt, Phillips, Moffatt, Masters Karr (2); 13 steerage. Aorero, ss, 45 tons. Tinnoy, for I’atea. ■ Rotoinahana, ss, 864 tone, Manning, for Lyttelton, Passengers Saloon: Misses Holdaway, Smith (3), Adams, Johnston. Finlay, Williams, Ellis (2), Smith, Adams, Beere, XRtwe, IToskin, Walker, Hampton, Cuff, MoN.ab (2', Mackenzie, Cutts, Ralph (2), MoDovyall, Pitcher, Stanton, Meßobbip, Wadham, Helps (2), Burrell, .Mesdames Westeiira, Rees, 1 Qoodchild, Fowler, Maophorson, Maointosh and child, Lightband, Weston, Eeddington, Turner, Hartmann, Boss, Aschman, Postgato and 2 children, Froidlaudor, Nesbitt and child, Aldrect and 2 children. Mercer and 3 children, Eoberijson and children, F.eldwiok , and family, Hale, Rev Robin, Captain, MoCLithie, Messrs Moore, Reddington, Turner, Robertson, Dawson, Herbert, Wilson, Beattie, Donaldspn, Johnston, McCarthy, Aeohman, i-wirt, Proctor, Lusk, Barends, Hallonstein, Edio, Shaw, Helps,sLaing; Cutts . (2), Parmain, Atkinson, Williams, Moss, Clarkson (3). Bowler. Evans, Frost, Postgate, Mills (2), Brown,it lark,; AVestenra, Fowler, Bob's, Froidlauder, Weston, Masters Lightband (2); 30 steerage. v Wairoa. as, 45 tons, Ricketts, for Havelock and Sounds. Passengers Misses Matthews (2), Sutcliffe, Walker, Alexander, Mrs Matthews, Mr Player and child. Master Hamilton. , ; Queen of.the South, ssi 131 tons, Harvey, for t oxter. Mana, ss, 44 ions, Westnip, for Patea. Kennedy, ss, 137 tons, Wildmnn, for Nelson and West Coast. Connna, sb, 820 tons, McDonald, for Westport. . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Pania, from Blenheim and Picton, this day Beautiful Star,';from East Coast,this day Taieri, from Westport, this day Opawa, from Blenheim, this day Rakanoa, from Calcutta via Singapore and' Sohth, this day t Hanpiri, from West. Coast and Nelson, this, day' = Mokoia, from Dunedin and, Lyttelton, this day AVayerley, from Foxton, this day Huia, from Wanganui, this day Manaroa, from Wanganui, this day Westralia, from Sydney via Auckland, . Gisborne and Napier, 27th ■ Brunner, from Westport, 27th Eotomahana, from Lyttelton, 27th , Adana, from New Work* via Australia, Port Chalmers and Dunedin, 27th Aorere, from Patea, 27th Mana, from Patea, 27th Queen of the South, from Foxton, 27th Wairoa, from Havelock and Sounds, 28th Tarawera, from Melbourne via South, 28th Wnkatu. from Lyttelton via Coast, 28th Fanny, from Napier, via the East Coast, 29th ' Pareora, from Groymoutli. 29th Flora, from Dunedin and Lyttelton, 29th OVER SEA VESSELS. \ Tolosa, left New York Koyetnhor 4; Olarama, loft London December 1; Indraghiri, lolt London, via Australia, Auckland, Gi» borne and Napier, December 6 ; Pakeha, loft London via Auckland, December 2; Bakaia. lett Plymouth, via way ports, December 11 ; Ranaatira, left London January 5 ; Leitrim, loft London, via Australia, Auckland, Gisborne and Napier, January XI; Papanui, loft London, via Auckland, January IS; Eibston, left Now York December 31. Rising Star, left Hamburg November 8; Westland, left Liverpool via Dunedin November S; Mary Haabrouok, left New York December 7 ; Hinamon, loft Algoa Bay, via Otago Heads, December 21; Angerona,' loft Adelaide January 17. . PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Fanny, for Napier, this day Stormbird, for Wanganui, this day Rakanoa, for Auckland, this day Jonah, for Melbourne via South, this day Mokoia. for Sydney via East Coast and Anokland, this day Kotoiti, for Now Plymouth and Onohnnga, this day • • Star of Victoria, for London via Las Palmas, this day Gpawa, for Blenheim, this day Huia, for Wanganui, this day Pania, for Blenheim, this day Manaroa, for Wanganui, this day -Rotorua, for Pioton and Nelson, this day H.M.S. Tauranga, for .Sydney, this day Waverley, for Nelson and West Coast, this day « Douglas, for Waitara and Mokan. this day Queen of the. South, for Foxton, 27th Mana, for Patea, 27th Aqrore, for Patea, 27th Eotomahana, for Lyttelton, 27th Westralia, for Lyttelton and Dunedin, 27th . Upolu, for Westport, 27th Wairoa, for Motuekn, 28th Wafcatu, for Lyttelton via Kaikouca and Cheviot, 28th Tarawera, for Sydney, 28th Hanpiri. for Pioton, Nelson .and West Coast, 28th Rotorua, for Lyttelton, 28th Takapuna, for Nelson, Now Plymouth and Onofiunga, 29th

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; DRESS ASSOCIATION. Sydney, January 25. Arrived—- I Talune, from Wellington. Sailed—Waibora, for. Auckland. - v • Melbourne, January 25. Arrived—lndraghiri,- from London. Sailed— Wakafion, fortho Bluff. Fremantle, January 25. 'Arrived-rNbrth ,Genhan Lloyd’s steamer Barbarossa, from London. Passengers for New Zealand —Misses Lysan, Train, Mrs Train, 'Mess’rs Hensley, Sharp, Train, Good. ‘ / ‘ Picton, January 25. Arrived, 10 last night—Brunner, from Wellington. Arrived, 6.30 p.m.—Wainni, forn Wellington. To sail, 9 p.m.-—Wainni. for-Nelson. Wanganui, January 25. Arrived, 8.40 a.m.—Manaroa, from Wellington. Sailed, 8 p.m.—Manama, for Wellington. Br.ENUEnr, January 25. Arrived—Pania (5.30 a.m.) and Opawa (6.30 a.m.), from Wellington. Nelson, January2s. Arrived, 7.30 a.m.—Charles Edward, from Wellington. . . . _ Sailed, 7.34 p.m.—llaupm, for Wellington. Kaikoura, January 25. Arrived, 10.45 a.m.—Wakatu, from Wellington. ' ~ Westport, January 2-1. Arrived, 7 p.m.—Haupiri, from Greymouth. . . , „ , Sailed, 9 p.m.—Haupm, for Nelson. Oamabu, January 25. Sailed, 1.30 p.m.—Waikato, for Timaru. Auckland, January 25. The Norwegian brig Edward has sailed from the Thames for Melbourne, with a cargo of white pine timber. . The barque Davenport has arrived at Kaiparafrom Aostport, to load timber for Melbourne. , Arrived—Tolosn, Cn-ptain Seaborne, from New York and Australia, with 600 tona cargo for Auckland and 900 tons for Wellington and South. She leaves for Wellington on Saturday. Dunedin, January 25. The Otarama, from London, passed tha Nuggets at 1.30 p.m. to-day. Bluff, January 25. Sailed —Tutanokni, for Pioton. Lyttelton, January 25. Arrived, 10.10 a.m—Flora,from Wellington; missed'express. Sailed, 1.20 p.m.—Rakanoa, for Wellington. Sailed - Mohoia, for Sydney via North. Passengers for Wellington—misses Grant, Eenouf, Partridge, Reed, Pannetfc, Hamilton, Harper, Howie, Barnett, Langdown (2), Foote, Patrick, MeFarlauo, Wilkinson, Pycroft, Mesdames Pycrofr, Dante, McLean, Bell, Malot, Grant and child, Moorhouae and child, Nalder, Empsbn and 2 children, Woods, Grant, Colonel HUtae, Messrs Grant, Fisher, Eliason, Barker,- Guthrie, Ashmore, Atkinson, Langdown, Malat, Bell, Norris, Gilbert, Hudson, Green, Burke, Kievwright, Sladen, Empson, Nalder, Curtis. Dante, Masters Langdown (2).

The total shipment of butter from New Plymouth by the Kotoiti yesterday morning consisted of 10,970 kegs and boxes. Mr Lindsay, chief officer, loft the steamer at Napier for the purpose of joining tha Dingadeo, and she c«.me on to Wellington minus that officer. Mr Liddoll,: late, chief officer of the Mapourika, fills the vacancy, joining the ship at New Plymouth on Friday next. The Fanny left for Napier last evening. During her stay at that, port she is to be placed on the slip for a cleaning and painting. Bulk yvas broken- on tbe ship Blenheim yesterday morning. The cargo is coming to hand in excellent condition. The-Corinna arrived from Southern ports yesterday in ohargo of Captain McDonald, late of the company's shore staff at Dunedin. Her cargo for this port consisted of 527 tons, in addition to which , she has 105 tons for Westport. Mr Leonard has been appointed third officer. 1 The ship Melville Island arrived off, Otago Hoads from Hio on Tuesday afternoon, and waS ordered on to Wellington. She loads here for London under the auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Company, succeeding the barque Ochtertyre on tha berth. The barquentme Volador baa been chartered to load hardwood at -Clarcnoe River for Groymouth. Captain James, of the ship Auckland, which arrived at Port Chalmers from Glasgow on Saturday, is accompanied by his wife. This will bo wolobme news for their many Wellington friends. The vessel is expected to sail for Wollingtrn in about a fortnight’s time, having 600 tons of .cargo for this port. The Island steamer TJpolu came off the Patent Slip yesterday afternoon, and was berthed at Jervois cpiay. Instead of repainting Her white,' as formerly, it hasbean found expedient to adopt the usual colour that distinguishes the union Co/s fleet—dark green—which considerably improves her appearance. The Upolu leaves for Fiji via Auckland to-morrow. Before leaving for Lyttelton yesterday, the Eotomahana steamed over to the Railway Wharf, and took in 16 head of cattle and 60 sheep. The Dingadee leaves New Plymouth for Qreymouth at 5 p.m. to-day. DONAH, FROM SYDNEY. The Oonah is establishing for herself the reputation of being the smartest boat in the direct service between Sydney; and Wellington., Her passage across the Tasman Sea, completed at 11.20 a.m. yesterday, was an altogether creditable performance, she having completed the distance (1239 miles) in 3 days 19J hours. Fine weather was experienced on the run oyer. Her cargo consists of 612 tons (including 125 ff-cases fruit), of which 283 tons (including 892 cases of fruit) were for Wellington. The Oonah is timed to leave for the South at 5 p.m. to-day, transhipping passengers and cargo fpr the Bluff, Hobart and Melbourne to the Waikare at Port Chalmers.

THE NEAY YORK-NEW ZEALAND STEAM SERVICE. Messrs Bannatyne and Co., agents for the steamer Tolosa, chartered by the Tyser Obmpany, advise that that vessel, due at Auckland from Sydney yesterday* will come on, from . the Northern port direct to Wellipgton, and is expected to arrive here on Tuesday next. / After discharging her i inward . cargo she will take in a quantity of cargo for London, including some 4000 cases of preserved meats and 250 casks of pelts. From here the Tolosa proceeds to Lyttelton and/Dunedin (her final port). The.stcamship Adana is to leave Lyttelton af noon to-day for Wellington. After discharging 900 tons of original cargo she , leaves for Auckland. Messrs W, and G. Turnbull and Co. are the local agents. The A. and A. Company’s steamer Ribston left New York for Dunedin, Lyttelton and Wellington on December 31st. ' NORFOLK IdLAND, FOR LONDON. ■ The barque Norfolk Island, loaded at the Wool Wharf by-Mr 6. H. Seales, was cleared at the Customs yesterday morning and towed to an anchorage in the stream by the tug Duco. Her oomulete cargo consists of 12,310 bags concentrates (shipped at Adelaide), 6377 bales of wool and 10 tons of scrap steel. Tha first favourable wind should see her under wqy for London. The barque Angerona, which left Adelaide for AVellington on the 17th instant, follows the Norfolk Island on the loading, berth for London,. ' .