SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4733, 15 August 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PHASES UP THE MUON. (Calculated lor New Zealand moan time) AC GUST.

iju.'M, u;; ... *-v --1 Sun rises, 0.5!) a.in.; sals, 5. Id I'-ui. Moon rises, I.SKI p.iii.; sets, li.lo n.m. ilia'll water, 0.5 d a.in.; 1.-5 Jma. A lid; IV 1; I). THURSDAY, AI Ol'S’l U. Uuin. s.s., ill) Unis, Crawlord, Horn W aneanui. PaHsenKm --M i s JSall. i'ama s.s., -UJ ton.-., North, from i.iunlienii. M r Clous.on. Penguin, s.s.. 517 ions, Calm, from N<oB on and Pieton. Passengers oalnoii: Misses Ferguson, Dickie, Proz/nc LnuisKon Goodman, Jones, Mesdamcs 1 Imrnlev, Fai rhall. Anglesey, Perry. ( Inudnn. Hardiin-;, Gilford, Knmnmr, Hon beeves, I,hm( .-Col, Glmylor. Gn|iiiiin Lark, Ali'-sis 111 <•!.. Anglesey. Hlimkmore Mdo.- , And reifs, Haines, I'.mimll t on-ton. A.-d,-on, 1. allien, Gifford. Wcblm Good man, Culler, Fox, Jones, Hawk.ns I; sliu. Kuminer Perkins, Kac, Master McGrath; H ylGoruge. „ r ti i Llnoln, H.S., TOO tons. Foils, from Lytle - ton. Passengers—Saloon: Misses llan.lev (O), Robb, Ha;.tain Gregory, Mr Lrullters 'Masters llardley IS); • r > steerage. /ealandia, s.s„ ITUU tons, Wyllm. Horn Tin ned in and LvH.elton. passeugois--Saloon : Misses ,laeol.sen, Prouse, A ouug. Mrs Peacock. lion P-aenek Messrs mpvlh and t'firnilv, linker. Nelson AiH'L • Marshall, lle'nomann. Curtis. McConnon, Tfarnhside, Saunders. Ki"Bi''. liain ' Wood, Huddle. Hardy, McG Iverv, Mays, Hook, Hobson. linker; lift steerage.

SAILED. TIIEI’SDAY, A CGI ST IT Kahn, s.s., till tons, Pelerson, lor Last Coast and Napier. lUenK'iiipaka, s.s., 70 tons, Shan, fm hk hC ßeiVa, s.s., 201)2 tons. Purcell, for Auekk'piuiia, s.s., 10 tons. North, for Ulen-

*' Omieii of the Smith, s.s.. 121 tons, Mantons, Kidley. tor Lm,*'piireora. s.s.. 355 tons. Black, for GreyT 9Si w , vasj m %sJg*s-lKrJSrr For Picton-Miss Beirh^Wer^o^Mcrcy fiths, Adams, Turnbull, Wilson; / stcoia o Pi -Wc^tr t Llu" C^", 1819 tons, Waller, for Melbourne via South ami Hobart. Pas dangers—Saloon: For Lyttelton-Mi-cs Suhroeder. Boss, Haynes. Ilainiltniu .B - loston, Mesdames Kelly, h .', u , n ’ A V?(Vie Wright, Col. Eslill. Messrs Kyle. McOlne. Hooper, Perkins. Tim ms. | olk ' s , ton e t o.v e ' Scott. Ryan, Brown, .GnlbiaiUi, olowe, Mitchell, Bennett flaw. Bice. Gray Kun. nil.gs, Turtill. Kovel I. Pl.in.ps, Weston, Ormomly, Lnvery, VVoort. Cic»swell Knott. Mahoney. Stitt, t.orbett lai - nig Cross, Drake. Pitcaithley, B ackwolT. Evans. Bruns,lon. Matthews, Gray, Harrison. For, Dunedin —Misses Ko.ss, Rennie. Bland, Itclyer, Mesdames Broo-cc. Chittwell. Forrester and child Hislop, Messrs McQueen, Kenn.e, Homo, Brown, Connell. lor Lln ft—Mis Grant and child. For Melbourne—Mis-.cs Boston, Svnion. Wnllnee, Mesdnmeai 1 arfitt and 2 children. Talbot and 3 children. Mr Parfitt; 30 steerage for all ports. Zoalaruiin. 5.5.,'1730 tons, Wyllie, in Napier. Gisborne, Auckland and Sydney. Passengers—Saloon; For Napier—Misses Stvche, Buttle, Mesdames Harris, Potts. For Gisborne—Miss Birch, Mrs Koasbotham and 2 children, Mr Robinson. For Auckland—Miss Haselden, Sirs Wakeliu and 3 children. Dr King, Messrs Lang. Taylor, Roundy. For Sydney—Mr Paterson; 13 steerage for all ports. Takapnna, s.s., 3G9 tons, Grant, for New Plymouth and Onehnogat Passengers— Saloon; For New Plymouth—Miss Coombs. F’or Ouehnnga—Misses Keir.h, Brown, Mrs Brown, Messrs Curtis, Sanders, Boss, McPherson; steerage for both ports.

EXPECTED AI? "RIVALS. Mann, from Patou, this day Charles Edward, from Nelsm , this day Aorere, from Patea and Opu lake, this Rotornnhnnn, frmn Lyttelton, this day Pohema, from Westport, this day Penguin, from Nelson and P-cton, this from Sydney via Auckland and East Coast, this day Kotoit' from Ouehunga and New Plymouth, Saturday . Monowai, from Melbourne via Hobart and South. Saturday. Wnkatu, from Lyttelton and Kaikoura, Saturday To Anau, from Dunedin and Lyttelton, Sunday Corinna, from South. Sunday Mapburika, from West Coast. Nelson and Picton, Monday Monro, from Auckland. Gisborne and Napier, Monday PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Rotomahana. for Lyttelton, this day, at Maria, for Patea, this day, at I pan. Charles Edward, for Nelson and West Coast, this day, at 5 p.m. Hula, for Wanganui, tins day at 2p.m. Aorcro, for Patea and Opunako, this * dav. at noon. Taieri, for Westport, this day. Wailiora, for Lyttelton and Dunedin, this dny. , ~ Upohi, for Nelson and New Plymouth, Kotutcii, for Westport, this day. Oveti. tor Wanganui, this day. Wninui, for Picton, Nelson and West Coast. Saturday. Monowai. for Sydney. Saturday. Penguin, for Lyttelton, Saturday. Breconshire, for Hongkong. Saturday. Rotoiti, for Nelson, New Plymouth and Onelmnga, Sunday. _ ~ Corinna, for Westport and Greymouth, Monday. „ , , To Anau. for Napior, Gisborne and Auckland, Monday. . , , Wakatu. for Kaikoura, Cheviot, and Lyttelton, Monday. BY TELEGRAPH. . SYDNEY, Thursday. Sailed— Elingamito. for Auckland. 8 BRISBANE, Thursday. Sailed— Aorangi. for Vancouver. MELBOURNE. Thursday - Sailed—Talu'ne. for Hobart and Bluff. KAIPARA HEADS. Thursday. Arrived— Aratapn and Eliza Firth, schooners, from Lyttelton. Sailed—River Hunter, barquentme, for Sydney. AUCKLAND. Tliursday. Arrived —Rakanoa (11.5 a.m.), from Pij'■ Sailed—Zeleo. warship (3.30 p.m.), fur Fiji. ONEHUNGA. Thursday. Sailed —Rotoiti. for New Plymouth and Wellington. Passengers—Misses Page, Pound, Mesdames Brown, Drake, Lush and 2 children, Parks, Campbell, Hunter, Tulloch and 2 children, Ellis. Johnston, Sir M. O’Rorke. Messrs Brown, Drake. Pettigrew,Punch, Easton, Tait. Conyrave, Croft, Anderson, Ford, Peacock. Kolton, ' Stringleman. NEW PLYMOUTH, Thursday. Arrived—Ngapuhi (1.15 a.m.), from Ouehunga. Sailed —Ngapuhi (9 p.m.), for Onehunga (connected) WANGANUI. Thursday. Arrived —Oreti (5 a.m.). from Wellington. SPIT, Thursday. Sailed—Waihora (2.30 p.m.), for Wellington. HAVELOCK, Thursday. Arrived—Manaroa (I p.m.), from Wellington. PICTON, Thursday. Arrived—Penguin (4.55 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Penguin (7 p.m.), for Nelson. LYTTELTON. Thursday. Arrived —Rotomahana (b,40 a.m.), from Wellington. . Sailed Rotomahana (9.15 p.m.). for Wellington. Passengers Misses Barr, Rutherford. Mesdames Barr, Mullan Ravley, Robertson, Jarohs, Messrs Gollan. Morley, Thompson, Depechet, Kinross,

While Turnbull, Abbott, Milne, (farconn, broum. -Mullan. Raviey, Robertson, Jacobs, Du Silva,. Fraser, F.(idler, man, Gate-. l.illie. J oitng. iluwnes ila.nill, Grey, Colter, Mcßae, Poul Cohen, Churton. Hums, th.umjors, Dry den, Diul-.0, Cnam be rin i n i-j, biiiro.

NELSON Thuisday. Arrived--Map,juriivii (J. hi a.in.A Irom Pinion and W averlty (7 ami.;, from U ullington. . ~ .Sailed —Charles Edward (t. 35 p.m.) for Wellington. WESTPORT, Thnrsday. Arrived—Pukaki (2.10 from W ellingtou. PORT ROBINSON. Thuixlay. Sailed—Wakulu (2..'.5 p.m.;, lor Wellington via coa-.t. . TIMALL, ihur-day. Sailed—Elmville (0.30 p.m.;, for iLyludton. , , DFXEIHN, Thursday. Sailed —-Monowai. for Sydney via Lyttelton and Wellington. Passengers lor iv cl I ingt on —Mime-. Gilmore. I lnm;m, t'aivess. .McDermott. Will, Gamcnm, ‘ ioji, Me.-srs Lcdcg. GiigG.y, Hanoi), ilei:.m lie. , HLFFF. Thursday. Arrived—tkakaia (U asm;, from Wanganui.

The schooner Brothers, recently pur-clia-a d by a Wellington symneatc, arrived at Lyttelton about midnight on ...ouday from Waitupu with a load of timber. On discharge she takes in cargo for W ellington. The Hrothcis is a little vessel, and is fitted w,th the auxiliary screw, and an oil engine of JO horse-power. She is built of wood, and is 68 tons gro-.s and r,l tons net register. Siie was launched at Whanjjaroa in 1800. Thu vessel is r.oiumaiiiled Tjy Captain Smith, of Lyttelton. .Minus \V. M. Hamiatyue and Co., local agents tor the Tyser lino of steamers, have been advised that Mr Henry E. Tyser, •son of .Mr W. H. Tyser, has been admitted a partner in the company. The American and Australian Company’s steamer Eeira sailed fox’ Auckland at 4.-15 yesterday afternoon. On her return to New South Wales she is to mad coal at, Newcastle for Java, whence she brings a full cargo of sugar to Australia. iMr 11. Aplin, formerly shipping clerk at the Napier branch of the Onion Company, has born appointed to a vacancy in tho W'eUingtuu oliice.

GOTHIC. FOR LONDON. At 3.30 yesterday afternoon tbo Shaw. Savill and Albion Company’s steamer Gothic took her departure for Lonoon. The names of the outward passengers I y the steamer have already appeared A complete summary of the principal lines of cargo taken from different ports of the colony is as follows:—From Wellington—--12,723 carcases mutton, 6127 pieces do, 10,726 legs do, 5348 carcases lamb, 97 fore quarters beef, 98 hindquarters do. 105 packages sundry meats, 421 bales wool, 46 bales skins, 738 bales llux, 85 casks (allow, 31 casks pelts and casings, 31 bales leather, 250 cases jireserved meats, 70 sacks seed, 101 packages sundries. From Lyttelton—slo bales wool 11,430 carcases mutton, 5029 carcases lamb. 870 boxes kidneys, etc., 229 casks tallow, 1086 sacks beans, 126 sacks cocksfoot. 388 sacks peas, 33 packages casings, 630 cases preserved meals. 13/ casks pelts, 4 bales rabbitsk ns. From Oaimnu-6 bales rabbitskins. F’or Rio from Lyttelton—l6 carcases mutton, 25 sacks potatoes THE KARAME A’S PASSENGERS. The Karamea, of the Shaw, Savill and Albion line, which is duo here from Loudon, Capetown, and Hobart on the 27th August, has the fed lowing* passengers lor the colony;—F’or Wellington—Misses Harvey (3). Mesdames Batson, Hanson, Harvey, Hewitt, McGregor, Wills, Dr McGregor, Messrs Batson, Hanson, Hewitt, Holland, Kavunagh. King, Limozin, Wills, Wilson, For Lyttelton—Messrs Hayes, Nicholson, Paxton. For Auckland —Miss Hemming, Mesdames Brdadheacl, Hemming, Parker, Taylor. Messrs Bowie, Broadhead (2), Emond, Hemming (2), Knights, McGregor, Parker, Simson. For Port Chalmers — Misses Beaton (2). Gibbons, McCutcheon, Russell (2), Mesdames Beaton, Fairbrass, McCutcheon, Russell, Messrs Beaton, Gillespie, Gardiner, Hammond, McCulchean. Russell, Roberts. F’or New Plymouth— Miss Tucker, Mrs Harrison, Messrs Harrison (2), Tucker. F’or Westport—Messrs Finlay (2). F’or Timor i—Miss Smith. Mrs omitii, Messrs Smith (2), Vincent. The Karamea also brings a number of returnee New Zealand troopers. THE BARQUENTINE SIR HENRY. According to a letter received by a gentleman in Wellington, the barquene Sir Henry (95 tons) appears to have encountered tue full force of the heavy gale that was prevailing on the New Zealand coast at the "id of last week. The letter seems to have been written bv lim skipper of the vessel (Captain Bounor) while sheltering at Guards Bay, and handed to a member of the crew of a steamer that had also put in for shelter. The letter states that the Sir Henry left Lyttelton on. Friday, .the Bth in.st., in ballast for Kaipara. Light winds were experienced until 8 o’clock on the following morning, when an unusually strong gale sprang up from south-sonth-west. The vessel kept on her course until arrivin off. Capo Campbell, where she hove-to. Later on, when oft Terawhiti, a heavy sea broke aboard, carrying away with it one of tho crew of the vessel. Life-buoys wore immediately thrown overboard to the unfortunate seaman, but he failed to giasp them. The letter also stares that the rigging of the Sir Henry was considerably damaged, and several members of the crew had received slight inpirics.

o. H31. New Moon ... ... '1 7 47 H.rn l''irst Quarter ... ll 3 51 p.iii. i’ii 11 Moon ... ... iy 5 33 p.iM Lust Quarter ... no 10 35 p.m.