SHIPPING NEWS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21147, 3 October 1930, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS.

4 -— —— DAILY TIMES WEATHER REPORT. Readings of self-recording Instruments at the Daily Times Office, Dunedin, up to midnight on Thursday, October 2 (standard time). ■23sar .Wind, fresh S.W., clear and fine; barometer rising. — 9O PHASES OP THE MOON POE OCTOBEB. ' FuR Moon, Bth, 6.26 a.m. New Moon, 22nd, 9.18 a.m. H —BO LaSt U3rter ' 15th * 4-42 p-m - FJrst Q uar ter, 29th, 8,52 p.m. 3Q—- “ SEN (TO-DAY). J HIGH WATEB. Ha * ,m,J At Talaroa Heads: sets 6.18 p.m. p / Jf Y, \ (to-day): 11.41 , ■ »-■» I ]V "I a,m.; p.m. ~ -€O . ' 't At Port Chal- - MOON (TO-DAY). VeflfcT S€ * — a - m -J 29 Jr 12,21 p,B ’ —6O Set 4.16 a.m.; < jSdr At Dunedin: 0.20 ~ I rises 1.22 p.m. a.m. j 12.51 p.m. _ -40 ‘ SYNOPSIS. . 78 a.m. Noon. 6 p.m. Midnight, H Barometer .. .. 30.00 29,98 30.05 30.05 _ ■ Thermometer ~ 51 58 58 41 -28— ; . Maximum temperature for ,24 hours ended 9 p.m, yesterday—6ldeg . ~ Minimum temperature for 24 hours ended' 9 p.m. yesterday—Sldeg ~ Average maximum temperature for September—STdeg *“ Rainfall for 24 hours ended midnight yesterday—Nil. ~ Balnfall for July—l.s4ln; for August—2ln; for. September—3.o3ln ■ _ tA Balnfall for 1929—32.751 n.; 1U Balnfall for 1930 to - Sunshine for June— 107 i hours; for July—Bß hours; for August—--132i hours; for September—lllJ hours. 8 - ' Sunshine for three months ended March 31—582 hours; for six - months ended'June 30-—940 hours; for nine-months ended . September 30—1270 hours. . Sunshine recorded on the -Dally Times recorder yesterday— Before noon, 5 hours 30 minutes; after noon, 5 hours'4s ; minutes. Total, 11 hours .15 minutes.

WEATHER REPORT. V (Pte USiTBD Press assoouTios.) WELUNGTON, October L The* following is the official weather report it 4 p.m.:— , . •Bar. The*. Norfolk Island—S.W.. gentle br., cloudy ......... .. .. .. 30.35 Cape: Maria—S.W., fresh breeze, .cloudy, with , passing showers, moderate seas 30.18 58 Auckland—S.W.. moderate breeze, detached cloud .. .. .. 30.13 58. East Cape—S.S.W., strong breeze, moderate seat .. 30.10 64 Cape . Bgmont-r-S., fresh breeze, ' rough seas .. .. .. .. .. 30.20 53 Napier—S., sllght breeze,' overcast, moderate seas .. .. .. .. .. 30.10 55 Farewell Spit—N., ffesh breeze, - blue sky, moderate seas .. . . 30.16 56 Stephen Island —N.W., light air,. ... fietached cloud,-smooth seas .. 30.18 57 Wellington—S., slight breeze; detached cloud, moderate seas .. _ 30.17 49 Cape . Campbell—S.W., slight br., blue, sky,'rough swell .. .. .. 30.19 53 Greymouth—N.W., slight’ breeze, detached cloud, moderate seas 30.21 57 Akaroa Light—W., • light air, blue sky r constant seas .. . . . . 30.13 48 Nugget Point—S.W. - , high 'wind, - detached cloud, rough seas .. 30.03 51 Puysegur Polnt-7W., gentle breeze, cloudy, moderate seas .. ... 30.27 48 Chatham Islands—S.W., high wind, .overcast, with'passing showers, rough seas .. .. .v .. .. 29.78 45’ Sydney—E., gentle breeze, blue sky .. .. .. .. 30.34 Hobart—N., gentle breeze, cloudy 30.10 I WEATHER FORECAST. The following Is the official weather tore* cast:— : ■ A fairly intense anti-cyclone Is advancing on - to -the ( Dominion from the Tasman Sea. In-, dlcatlofis. are for moderate southwesterly-winds, later/backlcg to west and north-west In and south of: Cook Strait, strong at times In Foveaux Strait; seas ’ still rather rough south 1. of Castlepolnt. and north of Cape Egmont, but decreasing except: about Foveaux Strait, elsewhere. moderate; light to moderate southwest to - northwest 'winds- and smooth to moderate seas In the eastern Tasman, weather fair to fine ■ generally, except for scattered showers about Foveaux Strait and In the extreme north; cold night temperatures with , many frosts, but milder to-morrow. * ‘ . ARRIVAL. ’ Thursday,’ October 2. . Kallngo, s.b. (3.30 p.m.), 2047 tons, J. Benton. from Cofl'a Haxbour (New South Wales), via Lyttelton. Union Steam Ship Company; agent, ; • ' DEPARTURE. Thursday, October 2. Rhymney, s.s. (5.10 p.m.), 4839 tons, W. Richards, for Auckland. > EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Coastal and Intercolonial. Walkoualti, Sydney, via. ports,' to-day. Wlngatut, Auckland, via ports, to-day. . ■ Walmarlno/Auckland, via ports, October 4. Piplrlkl, Wellington;: Lyttelton, October 4. Progress, Port Waikato; via ports, October 5. . Kotare, Invercargill/Port Craig, October 5. - . Oplhl, New Plymouth - ,, via ports, October 5. Gale, Wanganui. vla ports. October 5. ...Calm, Wanganui,; via ..ports,: October 8. Holmdale, Waaganiil/'Wolßngton. October 9. Breeze;’ Wahganul; via' ports; October 9. . Kalmanawa, Westport, via ’ports, October 9. storm.; Wanganui, via ports. October 11. Watnul, Olsbome, Wellington, October 13. . Port. Brisbane. Wellington, Lyttelton, Oct. 14. Hertford, WelUngton, Lyttelton, October, 14. Maheno. Melbourne via Bluff, October 14. Plume,' Weßingtoa. Lyttelton, October 14. Golden -Cloud.-Lyttelton;- Tlmaru, October 17. Canadian Highlander, Tlmaru, October 19. Kalmlro,-Hobart, via ports, October 22. Port Nicholson, Suva, Lyttelton, October 22., ■ Otakl, Wellington, Lyttelton. October 28. .--Kurow, Adelaide, .via ports, October 28. ' • PROJECTED OEDARTURES *‘ kallngo, .Bluff, Greymouth; October 4... ■ Walkoualti, Sydney, via Bluff, October 4. ■ Wlngatul, Bluff, October; 4. Walmarlno Auckland, via ports, October 4. . Gale,-Wangahul,’-vla porta, October-6.' Oplhl, New Plymouth, via ports, October 6. Piplrlkl, Sydney -direct, October 6.- - Kotare, Invercargill, Port Craig, October 6. Progress.- Port Waikato, via-' ports, Oct. 6. Calm, Wanganui, via ports, October 8. Holmdale, Wahganul/via ports, October 9. ; Breeze, Wahganul, via ports, October 9. . ; Wlngatul, Auckland, via ports, October 9. Storm, Wanganui, via ports, October 11, . . Watnul, Gisborne, via ports, October 14. - Blaheno, Melbourne, via ports, October 15, Plume, Sen Francisco direct, October 16. Hertford, ,New’Plymouth direct, October 17. ■ Fort’. Brisbane. Blqff, Tlmaru, October 18. Canadian H.gWander,. Wellington, Oct. 20. Golden Cloud, Gisborne,' Honolulu, Oct. 20, . Port Nicholson, Bluff, Nelson, October 28. OVERSEAS; STEAMERS FOR OTAGO . Piplrlkl (duo October 4).—Left New York August 19 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Sydney: arrived Auckland September 23. v - . Hertford (due October 14). —Left' Liverpool •August 16 for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers, and New Plymouth; ar- - rived Auckland, September ,24. Pott Brisbane (due October 14).—Left New York September ’3 for Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton, and Dunedin; arrived Auckland October 1. Flume (dne October 14).—Left San Francisco September 14 for Wellington, Lyttelton ’ and' Dunedin: due Wellington October 9. ■ Golden Cloud”' (due October 17). Left Loe Angeles September 1 tor Auckland, Wellington , Lyttelton, Tlmaru, Dunedin, and Gisborne; arrived Auckland September 28. • ; Canadian Highlander (due October 19).—Left Montreal August 26 for Auckland,. WelUngton. Lyttelton Tlma/u. Dunedin and Bluff; due Auckland, October 6. Fort Nicholson (due October 22).—Left.London September 5 for Suva, Lyttelton, Dunedin Bluff and Nelson; due Lyttelton October 16. Otakl (due October 28).—Left Liverpool August 31 for Auckland. WelUngton, Lyttelton, Dunedin.'and Tlmaru: duo Auckland October 10. Ashburton .(due November 5), —Left Now York September 18 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; due Auckland October 23. Ferndale (duo November 5). —Left London September 26 for Lyttelton, Port Chalmers, and New Plymouth; due Lyttelton October 31. Blahana (duo November 71.—Left Liverpool September 13 for Auckland, WelUngton, Lyttelton and Dunedin: due Auckland, October 20 Walhemo (duo November 5). —Left Los Angeles September 23 for Napier, New Plymouth, Nelson, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff; due Napier October 8. • Callsndia - (due- November 9).—Left Los . .Angeles September 5 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, via AustraUan ports: due Auckland October 29. Canadian Constructor - (due November 20). Left Montreal September 26 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Tlmaru, and Dunedin; due Auckland November 8. .Tonearlro-' (due November 21).—Left Liverpool September 27 for Auckland, WelUngton, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; duo Auckland November 4. FOR NORTHERN PORTS. Rangltata.' left Southampton August 29 for ’ Wellington and Auckland; arrived Wellington October. 2. Antlope. left Casablanca August 14 for Auckland, New Plymouth, and Wanganui; due Auckland October 3. Yngaren, left Los Angeles September 13 for Auckland and WelUngton: duo Auckland October 4. Otokia, left Sail Pedro September 10 for Wellington; due October 5. , Nordvahl, left Bunbury September 28 for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Auckland; due Wel- . Ungton October 6. , Canadian Commander left Montreal August ,29 for Auckland and Australian ports: due Auckland October 10. Matai (new lighthouse steamer) left Hebburn (England) August 15 for Wellington: due October 15. Talnul, left Southampton September 12 tor Auckland and Wellington; duo Auckland October 18. Hauraki. left Los Angeles September 26 for

Papeete, Auckland and Wellington;'due Auckland October 21. Bangltaue; left- Southampton September 26 lor- Auckland and - Wellington; due Auckland October 28. ~ ■ ■ -TO SAIL FOR OVERSEAS PORTS. . Canadian Highlander, leaves Auckland October 28 for New York, Boston.and Halifax. Middlesex, leaves Auckland Octobei -4' for London and Avonmouth via Panama. Blataroa, leaves Auckland October 22 for Southampton and London, .via Panama, Port CaroUne, leaves WelUngton October 11 v* London via Montevideo F°rt Brisbane, leaves Wellington November 10 for London, Avonmouth, Liverpool and Glasgow, via .Cape Horn. _ Ruapehu, leaves Wellington October II for Southampton and London, via Panama. _ Ruahlne. leaves Wellington October 28 for Southampton and London, via Panama. _ Rangltata, leaves Auckland November B for Southampton and London, via Panama. Somerset, (eaves Auckland October 18 for London, via Panama.' Taranaki, leaves Auckland October I for London, via Panama ' Taluiil, leaves WelUngton November 18 for Southampton and London, via Panama. . Zealandic, leaves Auckland October 25 for London, via Panama. PACtm MAIL SERVICES, v Blaiinganul, leaves Wellington October T for San Francisco/ via Rarotonga and Papeete; due San Francisco October 24. . ■ "Niagara,., left.’ Auckland September 23 for Vancouver via Suva'and Honolulu; due Vancouver October*. 10. ■Aorangl, left. Vancouver September 17 for Auckland, and Sydney, via Honolulu and Suva •' duo Auckland. October 5. -.Makura, left San. Francisco October 1 for Wellington and Sydney, via Papeete and Rarotonga; duo WelUngton October 20, SHIPPING' TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, - October 3.—-Arrived: .Awahou (7.25 a.m.), from Gisborne. Sailed: Port Brisbane-: (12.20' p.m.), for Wellington; Golden Cloud (5.15 p.m.), for WelUngton. NEW PLYMOUTH, October 2.—Arrived: Kalmanawa. (11.30 ■ a.m.), ■ from WelUngton.——SaUed; Oplhl (2.10 p.m.), for Wellington; Kalmanawa (5:35 p.tn.), Tor Westport., GREYMOUTH, ■ -October 2.—Arrived: - Totara (6 p.m.).: from .rWestport.-:—--Sailed: Kalmlro (6 p.m.), for Hobart; Kamona (6.10 p.m.), for WeUlngtou; Kalmal (6.25 p.m.), for WeUlngton; Kahlka (8.40 p.m.), for Wellington. .LYTTELTON, October ■ 2,—Arrived: Cygnet (5.35- a.m.); from..Kalkoura; Wahlne (6.45 a.m.), from. WelUngton; Wlngaiui (9 a.m.), from Wellington; Somerset' (1 p.m.), from I l *®] Ruapehu (6 p.m.), from Napier. -. Sailed; Wahlne (8.25, p.m,), for Wellington. TIBIABU, October 2.—^Arrived: Storm (6.30 a.m.), from Dunedin. . October 2.—Arrived; ' Zealandic (10.S0 a.m.), from Port Chalmers. SYDNEY, October- 2.—SaUed: Blaunganul, for Wellington. ■ . ■ SUVA, October 2.—Arrived: Aorangl, from Vancouver. , , . SAN FRANCISCO/ September ■ Laurel, for Sydney; .Golden West, for Los Angeles and Auckland. - FANABlA,.September 30.—Arrived: Canadian Cruiser, from Auckland. . . ' .NEWPORT- NEWS, September 30.—Sailed: City of Adelaide, for Brisbane. TBNERIPFE/September 30.—Sailed: Hermlnlus, for London. BIONTREAL, September" 20.—Sailed: Canadian Conqueror and Canadian Constructor, 'for Auckland. : . v "IT v TABLE BAY. September 30.—Sailed: Plako. for Fremantle. - . ■ PORT SAID, September 30.—Sailed; Narkunda and, Barrabool,. for Fremantle.. - GIBRALTAR,-September 30.—Arrived: Oronsay, from London. The steamer Rhymney left Port Chalmers yesterday -to * discharge the balance of her Seychelles phosphates at Auckland and Wanganui.-.. _ ; The dredge Otakou; Is undergoing-overhaul In the Otago dock. . •, .. The Walkoualti is due at Duiiedln to-day from' Newcastle and Sydney, via northern ports, to discharge general cargo. Sho Is to sail tomorrow for. Bluff and Sydney. The sWlngatul Is due here this afternoon from Auckland, via ports, to discharge general cargo. She will sail hence .for Bluff. The Gale has been fixed to load at Dunedin on Monday for Tlmaru. Lyttelton, WelUngton, Flcton and : Wanganui. .. . . Cabled news has been received by’ the Union Company that the Gabriella, from Coffa Harbour, cleared Newcastle last Saturday night for Wellington, Lyttelton and Greymouth. She is due at Wellington to-day. The Union Company has received cabled news that the Walotapu cleared Suva last Saturday night for Vancouver.- The vessel will load-at Pacific r ecast ports during the first halt of November for . Auckland. Wellington, Biel-' bourne and Sydney. She Is to clear Los Angeles on November. 17, and Is due at Auckland on December 10. Tho Tutanekal, which -Is at present visiting the southern lighthouses, finished her work at Puysegur Point last Monday. She Is due back at Wellington about October 9. . The Norwegian motor ship Nordvahl left Bunbury on September 25 for Wellington to . a car ß° of sleepers. She is due at Wellington on October 6, and wIU proceed later to Lyttelton and Auckland. The Ulimaroa, which arrived at Wellington on Tuesday morning from Sydney, brought transhipments of cargo from the following vessels:—Nalgora, Baradlne, Sydney -Blaru, Ormlston, Orungal, Blongolla, Goulburn. Canberra, Parrakoola, and Ormond. Cabled advice received by the Union Company states that the motor ship Hauraki left Los .Angeles on September 26 with Pacific coast cargo for discharge at Papeete, Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney and Brlshas®\ “he Is due at Auckland on October 21. Owing to heavy weather the bar at Greymonth has been unworkable since last Friday and several steamers are bar-bound there! The Union Company’s Kahlka loaded for Wellington, and the Kalmlro for Hobart have been bar-bound for some days, as has the Anchor Company s steamer Bata. The Union steamer Kamona was unable to cross the bar for several days, but entered the port on Sunday afternoon to load for Wellington and Gisborne. iALINGO FROM COFF’S HARBOUR. The Union Company’s cargo steamer Kallngo arrived at Dunedin yesterday afternoon from Coff’s Harbour (New South Wales) via Lyttelton. The vessel was berthed at the Victoria wharf to discharge a part cargo of bardwood. The Kallngo left Lyttelton on Blonday night, and was delayed by a strong southerly gale and heavy seas, which accounted for her lengthy trip of about 66 hours. Sho will dock at Port Chalmers to-day. and will sail later for Bluff 'and Greymouth. -, BIAUNGANUI FOB SAN FRANCISCO. The Union Company’s liner Maunganul, which has been withdrawn from the Intercolonial service, left Sydney yesterday afternoon for Wellington, Harolone*. Papeete and San Francisco. She Is due at Wellington on Monday morning. THE CANADIAN CONSTRUCTOR. Advice received hy Blessra H. L. Tapley and Co. states that the Canadian Constructor left Montreal on September 26 with Canadian cargo for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton. Tlmaru and'Dunedin. The vessel is due at Auckland about November 8, and at Dunedin about November 20. BIAHANA LEAVES PANABIA. Cable advice received states that the Shaw, Saylll steamer Blahana,. which left Liverpool on September 13 for New Zealand ports, sailed from Balboa on September 28. The Blahana Is due at Auckland on October 20, and at Dunedin early In November. PORT GISBORNE HOMEWARD BOUND. Reported to have left Panama on September 29, the Commonwealth and ■ Dominion Lina motor ship Port Gisborne Is en route from Auckland .to ‘ London. She was despatched from Auckland on September’6.

ASHBURTON FROM NEW YORK. The A, and A.- Line’s chattered motor ship Ashburton Is reported to hare sailed from Colon on September 26, en route from New York to Auckland. The vessel has a general merchandise cargo for discharge at Auckland Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. She is scheduled to reach, Auckland on October 19, NARBADA BOUND FOR THE EAST. Haring completed discharge of her Eastern cargo, the Union Company’s Narbada left Bluff on September 27 for Newcastle,' where she will load coal for Singapore., She wIU then proceed to Calcutta to, tako the November-December loading for New Zealand ports. GOLDEN CLOUD PROM AMERICA. With nearly , 9000 tons of cargo. Including about 1,500,000 feet of lumber, much of which was piled on her dacks, as well as case oil and general merchandise; the Golden Cloud arrived at Auckland last Sunday from Los Angeles. The Golden Cloud Is due at Wellington on Monday to continue discharge, • She will proceed later to Lyttelton, Tlmaru and Dunedin to complete discharge. . LIMERICK AT' LONDON. The Union Company’s motor ship Limerick Is reported to have reached London on September 26 from Auckland. The vessel loaded refrigerated and general cargo under the auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Company and was despatched from Auckland on August 20. PORT BRISBANE AT AUCKLAND. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line’s steamer Fort Brisbane, arrived at Auckland on Wednesday morning from New York, She was expected to leave the northern port yesterday for Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin to complete discharge. On completion of discharge the Fort -Brisbane will commence her Homeward loading at Port Chalmers. She will subsequently load at Bluff, Tlmaru, Lyttelton, Wanganui, New Plymouth, Auckland, Napier and Wellington The vessel Is scheduled to clear Wellington finally - on November 10 for London, Avonmouth, Liverpool and Glasgow, via Cape Horn. STEAMERS PROM MONTREAL. -The local office of’the Canadian National Steamships advises that the Canadian Highlander and Canadian Commander, from Montreal, are scheduled to reach Auckland on October 6 and October 10 respectively. The Canadian Highlander has cargo for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Tlmaru, Dunedin and Bluff. The Canadian Commander's cargo will be unloaded at Auckland, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels were reported to be within: range of the undermentioned wireless stations last -night:— Auckland.—Aorangl, Antlope, Canadian Transporter, Fernwood, Kurow, Mlnerlo, Plume, Pott Caroline, -Bona, Taranaki, .-Ventura, -H.M.S. Veronica, Walpahl, Yngaren. Wellington.—Maori, Wahlne, Ngalo, Tamahlne, Bangltikl, Rangltata, Ruapehu, Taranaki, Hertford, Niagara, Omana, Otokia, Piplrlkl, Brunswick, Nordhval, Atheitemplar, Planorbls. Awarua.—Somerset, Makufa, Rhymney, Mnunganul. Sir James Clark Boss. Kalmlro, Kosmos, Maheno, Kallngo, Mataroa, Zealandic, Tutanokal, Narbada, Walkoualti. ' Chatham Islands.—Matai, Canadian' Highlander, Canadian Commander. ■PERSONAL ITEMS; Captain T, V. Hill" has resumed command of the Niagara, after holidays, relieving Captain J. F. Spring-Brown, who has taken command of the Maunganul/ Captain T. B. Sewell, of the Maunganul/has been appointed to the Marama, relieving Captain .A. T. Toten for holiday leave. . , Mr L L. Clark has relieved. Mr J. Bllllngham, second officer of ■ the Poolta, for instructions. Mr _D J. ,B. M'Kenzle has been appointed second officer of tho Maunganul, and Mr J. D. Crighton has been appointed third officer of the same vessel. Mr T. A. M'Pheraon- has Joined tho Ngakuta as chief officer, relieving Mr W. A. Todd for holidays PASSENGERS FROM THE ISLANDS. The Union Company’s Island steamer Tofua, which arrived at . Auckland last Sunday from Tonga, Samoa and FIJI, brought the following , passengers:—Saloon: Sergeant P. Allsop, Mrs M. Arthur, Master Arthur, Me A. A. Bowler, Mr K. Bowler, Miss J. Begg, Mrs E, Bates. Miss A. Benson, Mr D. B. Calderwood,. Miss F. Courts, Mrs W. H. Caddie, Miss M. F. Elvers, Mr -J. J, Ewing, Mr J. A. Grlmwood, Mias M. Galpin, Mlss : K. Galpln, Miss O. M. Gow, Miss ,Q. Gow, Mr J. Harrison, Mrs Harrison, Mr J. L. Hughes, Mrs Hughes and Infant, Mr J,. do Llonach, Miss L. Jones, Mr J. Kennack, Mrs B. M. Levis, Mr J. D. Lynch, 5“ W? J - Lafiey, Mrs Laflcy, Mr L. Lazarus, Montgomery, Mrs Montgomery, Miss M. Mathieson. Mr A. V. M’Rae, Mr W. Nops, Mr A. R. Ponder, Captain D. R. Probert, Rev. A. S., Perkins, lira Perkins, Miss J. Rattray, Miss G. Rattray, Mr H. Robertson, Mr A. H. .Schmitt, Mrs L. ‘I, Sanft, Mr K. Sanderson, Mrs A. Skene, Mr B. Thompson, Mrs Thompson, Mr A. Woolley and 10 third class. , PASSENGERS.FROM AUSTRALIA.: The Huddart-Farkcr steamer Ulimaroa, which arrived at, Wellington on Tuesday morning from Sydney, brought the following saloon passengers for New Zealand:—Mr R. Addis, Mr L. Bennett, Mr A. Brough, Mr and Mrs B. Beeby, Sir G. Brlerley, Miss G. Burns, Sir H. Bishop, Miss B, Burt, Mr E. Blamplcd, Mr D. i 1 M - Prtcrley, Sllss SI. Blackburn. JI r slsh,5 lsh ,? p ' Mrs F - Bolt a "d four children, 5? Barl ‘ng, Sir W. Battye, Sir B. Banks; Mrs M. Beeby, Mr C: Clayton, Mr and Mrs R. Cooley, Sir C. Cotter, Sir and Sirs C. CallrA - Castl ®. Sirs L. and. Bliss R. Davis, Mr W. Dali, Mr. T. Dunbar and child. Sirs 8. Duncan, Mr and Sirs G. Darlow, Bliss A. Dale, Hf. G - Sir P. Egan. Mrs D. Flanagan and child, Mr D. Franks, Sir H. Ferguson, Mr Goodworth, Bliss ~M. Honan, Sirs S. Hardin1 ’. m L d - Hutton, sirs M. Holm cDIId, Miss F. .Hare, Mr and Mrs T. Harffie, Mrs A. Memsley, Sir and Mrs D. Jones, Slf W. Jackson, Sir W. Jensen, Mr D. Jones! B l rs w - Jac l'“on and two chi Wren, Sir H. R-, Jacobi, Mr A. King, Sirs £ e y id ? en - Sira C. and Bliss m filin' F- Ke ® l ®y. Sir E. Leary, Sir M. and Bliss E. Blannlng. Bliss P. Blachln, Mrs 4 lrs „ E ' Mulr > Sir and Mrs N. Sllss E.Maye, Mr K. BP William, Sir SI WlUlam and four children. Miss s'. SlKlbbln, Sir c. Neville, Sir and Mrs W. n^ Ul lsf le ’TT Mr Nortl >. Sirs M. Pratt and child. Miss H Phllp, Mr R. and Bliss J. Pockf ’h^ h lf I)3 S and Mrs A ' Re, d. Sir B. Kosendahl, Blr 3. Boss, .Mrs F. and Miss er A trum, . M £/ nd Mrs «■ Reld and two Dr ? Ira W - R ol>erts, Bliss H. seaS>5 ea S> RaT - W. Skinner, Blr W. Sawers, Miss |, tO< S, ham * Sirs P. Seely, Mr J. Strange, Mre F F Mr S ‘ Sml ‘ h " SRajn ° a ds, Blr and Mrs A. Sommorvllle, Blr D. Sheard, Bliss G. Sommervillo, Blr Mr S «nrt de {f ’ o nd Mrs F - Smlth a nd child. d n» Mr «, S -n; S . pry ’ Brrs H - Taylor, Miss T. wrniAm B » Ir T Trl s?’, Mr G ’ Wright, Miss P F'l'"™ 3 /, L. Wataon, Blrs 81. Ward, Blrs G ‘ W£! gh t- Sllss A. Williams, Blr J. Wainhouso. F Blisses W. and H. Willis, r Master J - Slonk, Bliss B. Wolfctt, Mr F. Webber. Blr and Sirs J. Klvovitch, and 133 steerage.