SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16542, 16 November 1915, Page 4

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

AUCKLAND, November 15. —Arrived: Makura (4 a.m.), from Vancouver, via Suva. Passengers for New Zealand: Mr N. Dayeh, Mr Barnes, Mrs B. De Beer, Mr L S. De Beer, Miss De Beer, Mr E. Rces, .Mr G. Wilson, Mr Bert Boyle, Mrs Garrick, Mr Jepson, Mrs Jepson and infant, Mr T. E. Crasse, Mr C. Kennedy, Mr L. M'Hardy, Mrs M'Hardy, Misses M'Hardy (2) Mr and Mrs R. C. Jones, Mr T. M'Donald, Mrs C. F. Barker, Mr D. P. and Mrs Howells, Mrs E. Gordon, Miss.A. Gordon, Mrs E. Carter, Mr J. Gordon, Mr and Mis P. Bagnail and infant, Mrs 'Manning, Mrs C. Moss, Miss J. Jonas, Mm E. .A. Austin, Miss Austin, Master L. Friend, Mr R. Foster and child. Miss J. - Edwards, Rev. and Mrs G. Roger, Miss _ Chambers, Mr E. and Mrs Ogifivie and infant, Miss F. Soar, Mr R. Curtis, Mr, C. Kain, Mr Banner, Mr H. Maidmant, Mr J. Haswell, Mrs Sullivan and son, Mrs D. Rhodes, Mrs Rhodes, Mr and Mrs Bradshaw and child, Mr A. Maekay, Mr D. M'lnnes, Mr. and Mrs Gilbert and family (5), Mr W. Robertson, Mr C. Dunkley, Mr J. Bailey; Mrs A. Bonn berg, Mr J. Sorby, Mr J. Vaughan, Mr J. Griffin, Mr C. H. Garnett. Aarived: Flora (7 p.m.), from the Eastern Pacific.—-Sailed: Talus© (LSO p.m.), for Suva; Katoa (5.30 p.m.)-, for Newcastle; Malrura (10.10 p.m.), for Sydney. WELLINGTON, November 15.—Arrived: Ripple (3.20 ajn.), from Napier; Ulimaroa (3.30 pjn.), from Sydney.——Sailed: hura' (1 p.m.), for Picton, Nelson, and West Coast; Monowai (6 p.m.), for East and Auckland.—Sailed: Maori (7.50 p.m.), for Lytteltcm. Passengers: Misses Holmes, Stocks v2), Russell, Hood, Beach, Smith (2), Neil, Willifit, Stevyart, Lindsay, Smith, Bishop, Mawson, Russell, Mesdames FalGill, Ford (2), Gordon, Forrest, Allen, Ayling, Walker, Clark, Taylor, Campbell, Phipps, Cook, Hindmarsh, Colonel Falconer, Major Gordon, Messrs _ Brewer, Andrews, Armstrong, Hay, Somerrille, Kidston, Morton, Campbell, Gillon, Clarkson, Ford, Stanley, Wood, Mathews, Glen, Moorhouse, Lindsay, Watson, Cole, Cameron, Hamilton, JWilson, Hill. Cook, Gray, Clare, Patereon, Jenkins, Hinds, Dunlop, Charlesworth; and' 56 steerage. Sailed: Pateena (9 p.m.), for Nelson. LYTTELTON, Novembtlr 15.—Arrived: Canopus (12.45 a.m.), from Westport; Breezo pan.), from Wanganui. Sailed: Cygnet (10.35 for Akaroa. To sail: Himitangi, for Wellington; Wootton, for Kaikoura; Breeze, for Dunedin; Marama, for Wellington, with 400 passengers. TIMARU, November 15.—Arrived: Kaitangata (3.30 pjn.), from Newcastle. MELBOURNE, November 15.—The Malwa's New Zealand passengers are: Messrs Roberts, Bagley, Stewart, Trenchmann, Ham, Mrs Bagley, Misaee Roberts, Bagley, Haden. SYDNEY, November 15.—Arrived): Manuka (2J.5 p.m.), from Wellington. NEWCASTLE, November 15.—Arrived: Whangape, from Auckland. SAN FRANCISCO, November 13 — Sailed: Maitai, for Wellington.

The Kotaxe is due to arrive at Timaru to-day with a cargo of timber from Waikawa. She will come to Dunedin to-morrow to load for southern ports. "* The Victoria will sail this afternoon for Auckland, via East Coast ports. Mr D. Halloch has joined the Moana aa second engineer in place of Mr Ozamis. The Kaikoura is completing her Homeward loading at Wellington, and will sail at daylight to-morrow for London. The American fourmasted schooner Golden Shore -is duo to leave Puget Sound shortly with a cargo of Oregon timber for Wellington. Mr T. Cargill, chief engineer of the Manuka, had to come ashore at Lyttelton last week owing to illness, and his place was filled by Mr D. M'Caig, late chief of the Pateena. It is probable that the Federal Shire Line's chartered steamer Orari will leave Wellington to-day for Lyttelton and Dunedin to complete the discharge of ber Liverpool cargo. The Corinna is due here on Friday from Wellington, and will leave the same day for northern ports. The Kaiori is due to arrive on Thursday from Westport, _via Lyttelton._ , The Breeze is due to arrive to-morrow morning from Timaru, _ and ' *fll leave tho same day for Wanganui, via way ports. The schooner Wanganni waa sighted off Taiaroa Heads at 8 o'clook last evening. She is laden with a cargo of hardwood piles from Grafton, West Australia, and will probably be berthed to-day. Having cleaned out the Burnside Freezing Works last evening, the Rangatira will leave this morning early for Wellington and Auckland, the latter being her final port of departure for London.