SHIPPING ITEMS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6490, 9 April 1908, Page 9

SHIPPING ITEMS

TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTS. LONDON, Tuesday LvtXolton. MELBOURNE, Wortnewlay iLM.S. for Now Zealand; .Malxenu, for Bluff. SYDNEY, Tnewlay—Devon, for Auclcluud; Den of Kuthveu, for Dunedin; Hanuica (5.30 p.m.;, tor Auckland. NEWCASTLE, Tuesday Aberlour. from Auckland. Lurl Douglas, for Auckland. CAPE MARIA, Wednesday—Maori (3.30 p.m.; paj-ssi'd for Auckland. UNKHLNGA. Wednesday— Rotoiii (9.'1-0 a.m.;, from Saw Plymouth- itotoiti (3.15 for Now Plymouth. X-hussoiir v(*rs —Miwes Itob.s (2;, Jvaisman, JJrown, Ncdt-K, Groth, MeJutoMi, Mo /.ulasii, Murray, Millar, Ticnt, Cullen, Baundors, Jones, Adams, Messrs Baanils rs, Dingle, Grange, .Adams, Lloyd, Jones, Gorkill, Dickerson, Armstrong, Itaughton, Alaync-., Timrloy, Parsons, and Pov. Bedford. NEW PLYMOUTH, Wednosday-Ra-riwii (4 a.in.;, from Gnehunga, Rarawa (8.50 p.m.;, for Unehmiga, PATH A, Wednesday Aororo (2.40 p.m.) from Wellington. Alana {2.‘Si p.m,), lor Wellington. VVANGAJSi Uf, Wednesday—Stormbird (1.40 a.m.) and Huia. (Loo a.m.), from Wellington. Stormbird 1.2.45 p.m.) and Hula (2.55 p.m.), for Wellington. TILENHEIM, Wwlnesday Blenheim, Opawa, and Waihi (16.40 P.m.), from W Oliuigton. PICT ON, Wednesday—Queen of the South (4 p.m.) and Penguin (ti.2o p.m.), from Wellington. X'engnm (8.15 p.m,), for Nelson, NELSON, Wednesday—.Viapourlka (3.30 a.in.) ami JCennedy, from Wellington. Mapourika (7 u.m.;, for Westport. MOT U LIC A, Wednesday—Manaroa (1 p.m.), from Wellington. KAXIAMEA, Wednesday Ngunguru (3.30 p..m.), for Wcll-inglon. WESTPORT, Wednesday Ttakanoa (4.45 p.m.), from Wellington. LYTTELTON, Wednesday Pnteoua (9.30 a.m.), WaJkaro (ii.— a.m.), Surrey (12.50 p.m.), and Parooro (4.30 p.m.;, from Wellington; i.’ipplo, from Timaru; iMora, for I'iclon. Patocna (6.25 p.rn.h for. Wellington. Passengers Miesca |{oyd, Parker, Haw-don, Cabot, Ambler, LmmoU, Hail, Jones. McCarthy, Sutherlinml, Ma-rtyn, Droit, Mesdamc* Tumor, Aichoi, Cabot, itoss, uurloy, Grant, \Vedge, Harris, Kovs. Jupp and T. McKenzie, Messrs Ke.rsJey, Brown Burley Harris, \Villiam.s, Watson. ’Crawley! Loud, Garsiu, Howe, White, Agar,- Hoyle Turner (2), Scan*, u'Donogluio, Emmett, Gordon, Lawn, Hunter, Hunt, Hooley, Muuro, Mokoni (8.10 p.m., for northern ports and Sydney.

ttkUTi.'', Wednesday—Komata (7.20 fi-m.). from >jp\vcaKtle. ivoromikt), for Wellington.

Tbo Jlotoxh is to leave Wellington at 9 o clock to-morrow morning on speoiaJ tnp to Picton. rtho will return to Wellington to-morrow evening. Owing to bad weather on tho East Coast it is not likely that the Haupiri will rctich Wellington before Monday, The Marino Doi>arbnGnt does not anticipate that the HinemcAir will arrive here from Lyttelton till early next week. 'X'ho Government steamed Tutanokai went on the patent slip yesterday. She IVI , b " relaunched “bout Saturday next nnd will Irtivo hero about Tuesday next to work some of the Cook Strait Item, houses.

The Mnonland Steamship Cornpany’v steamer Ennerdale, according to private advicre,-arrived at Melbourne on Moudbv ■rom ivaipara.

The Union Company's collier Eamona, alter completing discharge of her nowcastle coal, is to ftiil to-morrow from Wellington for Westport. The Union Company’s tug Tornwhi has blown her boilers down and will idv up for a couple of days. The Shaw, Savill,. and-Albion steamc Maman, at present anchored in the stream, is to leave Wellington on Saturday for Lytteuon, and will arrive buck at. Wellington next Thursday. The Maman is to leave here on the 23rd inst lor London. RIMUTAKA FOE LONDON. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s steamer KimutnkU is fixed 10 sail from Wolluu'tou at 3 p.m, to-day for London, via Jionto Video, Rio do Janeiro, and Tononlio. Passengers are advised to embark not later than 2 p.m. to-d‘ay, as tlio vetoed proceeds direct to eca from tho Glasgow wharf. Luggage must be ■alongside at 11 o clock this morning. UIAMAROA FROM SYDNEY. The IfuddUrt-Parker Company’s cteamtr Ulimaroa arrived in the stream at 5.5 p.m. yesterday after a passage of -1 days J. hour from Sydney direct. Pratique was.gi'anted und tho vcosel berthed at No. 6, 0 oven's wharf. The Ulimaroa left Sydney at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday and experienced flue weather with south easterly winds and southerly swell throughout tho pasAigo. AYRSHIRE FOE LONDON. Tho departure of the etoamor Ayrshire from Wellington for Loudon is now fixed for tho 25th instant. Sho in now loading in the south. Th 6 Ayrshire will thko a limited number of saloon passengers.