OVERSEAS SHIPPING.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10629, 5 December 1910, Page 3

OVERSEAS SHIPPING.

H Electric Telegraph—Copyright. (I'er Press Association.) December 3, at 10.20 a.m. Melbourne, December 3. ■ Craisr, for Auckland. Deeemhcr 4, at 0.5 p.m. Newcastle, December 3. iiletl.—Daniel, for Kaipara. Svdnev, December 4. vjlcl (3 p.m. "yesterday).—Manuka .'Wellington. Wired.—Cruiser Gibraltar, with re Lews for the Australian station. . Melbourne, December 4. Kirfd. —Marama, from Bluff.

THE WARATAH. aired December 5, at 8.50 a.m. London, December 4. r rß owners of the Waratah have ap,.J against the award of £3OO ; 3 ,Tes to the widow of the purser, j'thc Appeal Court has directed the ? to be reheard. THE PERICLES UNCHARTED 1 ROCK. felved December 5, at 8.50 a.m. Perth, December 5. jyS. Fantome conducted a fruit- , search for the uncharted rock •h the steamer Pericles struck. THE PAPANUI TROUBLE. jeived December 5, at 9.25 a.m.

Melbourne, December 5. He steamer Papanui was granted a nance for Nagasaki on the passport •ic Xicnraguan Consul, who stated j-ho had received satisfactory reports a :va> firms of engineers. Steam jcot up and there were preparations a ake sail with a Filipino crew at ijight. but the Marino Board notified iplots that they were not to navi--.i'hc vessel, which is still in port.

JDIAIXS OF MISSING VESSEL. sired December 5, at 10.10 a.m. Perth, December 5. jje wreck of the schooner Harriet stance, which has been missing for \ years, has been found at Stewart ji on the north-west coast. She ; i'ortescue for Oossack early' in •in charge of Captain Anderson, i Had not since been reported.