SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11660, 17 February 1900, Page 6

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

■AUCKLAND, February 16.—Sailed : Ship Republic, for Melbourne, with nearly half a, million--feet .of timber. .This is the largest cargo of timberihat ever left Auckland in. one bOttdmi-T—Sailed: Omapere, for East Coast ports and "Wellington. " Passengers: Mesdaines 1 Tobin and family, Agnew, Beattie, Misses' Beattie and Muhorn,- 'Messrs W. Stewart, Gamble,. Nathan, Bellhouse, Agnew, Tobin, (2); AVM. Beale; and 10 steerage.—-Sailed:' Mngadee, for Greymoiith. ' ■ ■ NAPIER, February 16.-Arrived: Pakeha, from Gisborne. ■ WELLINGTON, February 16.—Arrived: Mararoa, from Sydney, via Auckland and the East Coast; Hinemoa and Rotbniahana; from Lyttelton. :Sailed: Hinemoa, for Lyttei•ton- Sailed:,.. Rotorua, for Lyttelton. Passengers: Mrs Brown, Messrs Brown, Perkins, M'Leod. Sailed: Mararoa, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Passengers: Excursionists and through passengers from Sydney, Auckland;". arid the . East Coast.—^-Sailed ■ . Rotomlaha-na. for Lyttelton." Passengers! Excursionists.and volunteers. „ February le.-Amved: H.M.S. .Tauransa, from Akaroa. Sailed: Kotoih,-for Wellington and East Coast: Taluiie, for Sydney,, via Wellington.-—Sailed: Mokoia, for Melbourne and the south. Passengers: Misses M'Luskey, Reid, Peters, Fox M Dbilald (2), Ager, M'Rae, Collinson, Firidlay, Marks, 'Orchard (2), Meatames Partiugton ancl eon, Glendining. Abbott, Farr, Tliompson,. Poole, Ager, Robothiim, Revs... Messrs Ager. and Fell, Messrs Carter, Thompson, Shaw, Burleigh, Fair, Wilkin, Longstreet Bowman, Derry, Betts,: Paine, Simmons, Long, RoEomnsiie, Poole, Moonsy, and Nelson. ' : •'■'"■•■ OAMARU, February 16.—T0 sail at midnight : Connna, for Port Clialmera. ALBANY, February 16.—Arrived : Britannia, from; London. Passengers for New Zealand— Mr Johnson, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Beryl. s.s. Flora left for Auckland, via East ooaat ports, yeßterday afternoon. ' .JA ■ H.S.S. Company's steamer passed Otago Heads yesterday afternoon, bound north. •Tho b.s. Flora, on her.way to northern ports, called >in at Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon toftako in transhipments. - Tho scow Ngaru linn successfully discharged her two'large boilers at the cement works, and returns to Kjinarn the first favourable opportunity. _ Both the barques Akaroa and -Kinolune it is expected, will complete loading their respective cargoes of wool to-day. .The- s.b. Mokoia. from Sydney, via "Wellington, is expected to arrive here early this morning. ' ■-. ' ' The s.s" Mararoa, from Sydney, via Auckland, is-due here to-morrow, but as she will , form one of tho procession accompanying tho ; troopship Knight. Templar to Lyttelton JHeads to-day, she is not expected to arrive i here in time for the morning tide.' The s.s. Invercargill goes to Timaru this! ■£ v an<' J' efc«rnG here on Tuesday. ; -The Tyser line steamer Indralema, after landing iOO tons of inward cargo at Port Chalmers, took in 100 bales of wool and 2000 sacks of wheat yesterday. She was .to leave the port at 5 a.m. today for London, via Wellington. ; ■ : The Shire line Company's steamship Banffshire, Captain. Stewart, left Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon for London, via the Bluff. ... ;j ; i The s.s, Undaunted commenced shipping oats (of. which nhe will take 4000 sacks) at the export pier. Povt Chalmers, yesterday ' H.M.S. pinna, now" conveying relief 'to ' the Australian squadron, recommissions the Mildura. Commamlev Leah, of the Mildura, take? the Diana Home. She is a twin screw cruisor of 5600 tons, and 8000-hor?e power, and was launched in. 1895. . The Diana is a S9.s"knbt vessel.