SHIPPING.

Otago Witness, Issue 1796, 24 April 1886, Page 15

SHIPPING.

AIIKIVAiS. April I(s.— Penguin, s.s., 103 tons, Allnmn, trom the North. J Mills, agent. Passengers: Mrs An"ell Mr Simkin; and 2 steerage. Go-Ahead, s.s., 132 tons, Plumley, from the North X Ramsay, ageut. Coptic, s.s., -13(57 tona, Kidley, from Plymouth (February 27), via. Teneriffe, the (Jape ot GouU Hope, aud Hobart. 13 and NZ M and A Co, agents. Passengers .—For Otago: Salooon— Misses Jhouohton, Dent, Dr Ogston, MrSCatter, Dr II Macaudrew. Second saloon— Mr AY Skene. Tliird class— Mi- J Alldred and family (3), Messrs Potts, \rllnir, Cunningham, Headman, Hunt, Klcming, Ooplatid, Wilson, Franklin, Jackson, Scott, Ko/hvfch. For Canterbury: Saloon— Mr A X Vernsll. Jseeond saloonMr, Mrs, and Miss Tozer, Mr and Mio l''c"nt/,, Misses Guilbert, and Towsey, MrJoynL. For AVe'lington : Saloon— Mr GOT Armstrong. Second saloon— Mr and Mrs Mantlan ana family (5). Third class— Mr V»* Brown and family (4), Misses Ilumplirev, (}ronlaud. For Napier: Saloon— Mr Cl£ Uurnetfc For T.iranaki : Saloon— Mrs and Miss Brodie. Seeoud saloon— Mr 1) H Lawrell. Steerage— Mrs Scoble, Mr and Mrs Lashbroom, For Nelson : Sesond saloon Mr H P Cowx. For Auckland: Saloon— Mr and Mrs Nathan. Second saloon— Mr and Mrs Bnrbr-r and two children, Mr I3radlield. 'Ihhd class—Miami Mrs Steward and child. Messrs G Smith, Brereton, Gilljert, Allpress, Sh-iitipton, S Smith, lliill (2), Kea, I3enning, Livermore, Blanebaid, Waferhouse, Jettrey, Sandeis, and Densei).

April 17.— Taupo, s.s., 411 tons, M'Coll, from the North. J Mills, agent.

Omapere, s.s., 3.">2 tons, Smith, trom the North. J Mills, agent. Passengers: Messrs Scruttou mid Fielder ; and 1 steerage.

Vallejo, barque i>i>2 tons, Captain Harding, from Liverpool, via Wellington. Neil I and Co (Ltd), agents,.. April' 21.— Wanak'i, s.s., 207 tons. John»on, trom Nelson, via intermediate ports. J Mills, agent. Passengers : Mrs Wilson Misses (iteen, Kattiay, Ca roll, Xormau, Knobt, Messrs Wats >i>, Crompton, Adams, Thomson, Saw Toi ; and 1 hfoer.ige. Hotomahana, a.s., B'm Urns, Carey, From Auckland, via tin; East Coast ports, j* Mills, agent. Passengers: Air and Mrs KHw ell, Miss and Master Glendining, Messrs Conine, Jioldiiii. Sinuill, Glover, Wallace. West, Hall, JJalrvniple ([yams, Suhatz, Hale. Woodgate ; and 10 sfeci.ino. Waihora, s.s., 12i>9toiii,, Popha-n, mmi Melbou.-nf, via the I'luff. J .Mills, agent. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Waugh, Mrs Webater. Misses Dickie, Ulakely (•J). Foi-rt. .Messrs R,i«. Thomas. Illakdy, Key K.ither Murray, Mr Coombo ; and 12 steerage. DBPAETUEBS. April 16.— Te Anau, s.s., 1028 tons, M'lntosh, for Melbourne, via rlie Bluff. J Mills, agent. Pas sengeis: Mr and Mrs W G Neill and child, Mrs M'JKie, Miss Ford vw, Messrs Johnston, Kvans, lVld. Hudson, Muller, Wallace, and Scott; and 15 steerage Mahinapua, s.s., 20.-> tons, Holmes, for the North! J Mills, agent. Beautiful Star, s.s., Hti tons, White, tor Otunarii J Mills, agent. April 17.— Coptic, s.s., -TV? tons, Ridley, for London, via Wellington and luipier. B and NZ M and A Co, agents. April 19.— Taupo, s.s., 11l tons. M'Coll, for Auckland, via Oamaru and th- East Coast ports. J Mills agent. Penguin, s.s., 4(52 tons, Allman, for Northern poits. J Mills, agent. Passengers: Mpsdames llowarth, Nairn, Mi t a Carrington, Messro Flvger, Sehmelhtscheok, Plo\d. Omapere, s.s., 352 tons, Smith, for the West Coast, via Oamaru. J Mills, agent. April 21. — Waihora, s.s., 1269 tons, Pophniu, tor Auckland, vi . the Bast Coast ports. J Mills agent. Passengers : Mesdames Dunk, Ross, Hogg Bain. Misses Goodridge, Howarth, Mr Mnd Mrs II J Gibbs. Mr and »Mrs Blair, Drs Withers and Collins, Messrs J Praser, Mmray, Skardon, Credgington, Gouring, Walton; and 3 steerage Alter discharging between 600' and 700 tons of cargo and taking in a quantity of wool, basils leather, and sperm oil, the s s. Coptic leff Port Chalmers on Saturdaj afternoon for Wellinctou. The Timaru Herald understands that Mr Alpheus Hayes, of Waimate, who has recently repurchased the brigantine Lady Mabel from Messrs Macpherson, Pilmer, and Co.. has entered into a contract to convey some 2000 tons of stone from Oamaru to Apia, the capital of Samoa The stone is to be used for the construction of a Roman Catholic othedrxl at Apia. The Lady Mabel.it will be remembered, was formerly owned by Mr Hayes, and was built to his order in Nova Scotia in 1883. She is a fine boat, well found, seaworthy, and a very fast sailer. In addition to conveying the stone to* Apia, she will be used by Mr Hayes in the produce trade, Bailing from Oamaru. The U.S.S. Company's s.s. Waihora, Captain Popham, from Melbourne, via Bluff Harbour, arrived at Port Chalmers at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, this being the first voyage she has made since her unfortunate mishap on Eddystone Point on February 17 while on the passage from Hobart to Melbourne. The Waihora has received a thorough and comprehensive overhaul at the hands of the Melbourne contractors, and is now in as perfect order and condition as she was when she left the builders' yards on the Clyde. Over 80 of her plates have been removed and new ones substituted, and she has been cleaned, painted, and grained afresh. The American barque Thomas A. Goddard has put out about 375 tons of her cargo at the cross wharf, Dunedin.