SHIPPING NEWS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2848, 14 October 1908, Page 70

SHIPPING NEWS.

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN-GOING STEAMERS. The English Monarch, from New York, via Australia, arrived at Auckland oil the Sth inst. ' . . The Whakatane, from Auckland, arrived at London on the 9th. The Rimutaka, from Wellington, reached 3x>r.don on ths 9th inst. The lonic- took her departure /rom t»isborne for London, via Monte Video, on the 10th inst. The Matakea left London, for Wellington, on the 9th inst. The -.Niwaru, from London, lef Sydney for New Zealand ports on the 11th inst. The Waunate left Wellington for London on -Tuesday, 13th inst

TO ARRIVE. AT AUCKLAND. Clan Ma.theson, left New Ycr» July 25Kazembe. left New York August _ 12. Star of Scotland, left New York August 15. Glendevon. left New York September 2. Surrey, left Liverpool August 22. Mimiro, left London September 22. Devon, left Liverpool September 22. Star of England and Gowanbuni, left New York October 2. Orari, due October 24. Maori, due October 25. AT- WELLINGTON. Niwaru. left London AußUst 18. PaP»roa, left London -September 4. Orari, left London September 8. Corinthic. left trlyraouth September 18, due November 3. Buapehu, left (Plymouth October 3. Matatua, left London October 9. AT FOOT CHALMEBS ANO DU3JIDIX. From -London.— Karamea, due about October 25. Turakina, due October 6 (via Papanui, left October 3. From Liverpool.— Morayshire, sailed September 19, via Sydney. Bippin*ham Grange (via Auckland), due about October la. Surrey (via. Auckland), dv» *bout November 5. Maori (via Avickland, Wellington, aj»d Lyttelton), left September 5, due Dunedin about November 14. Devon, due December 11. , From New York.— Star of Scotland (via Australia), left August 15. Glendevon (via Awsfcraliau and northern ports), l«ft September 2. Cian Matheson, sailed July 25, ▼i* Australian and northern port*. X«;«nbe, sailed August 12. via Australian and northern porte. Gowanburn, tailed October 2, via. Australian ports. Indr*gkiri, -to tail September 26. Aberiour, to ■ail November 4. HOMEWARD BOUND. Fifeshire left "W-c!linfft4>a August 27 for Avonipouih. Indradevi, left Auckland on «*ptwni»-:r 3. Mamari, left Wellington September lU. Norfolk, left Wellington, .fcjpjember 24, for ATonmouth. Ton«»riro. left Auckland September 26, for London."; lonio, sailed from Gisborno October 10, for London. i jIuUjECTED DEPARTURES. JTKOM WELLINGTON. • Oswestry Grange, October 29. Star of Australia,- Novemoer 7. Turakina, October 22. Arhenie, about November 5. Rippinjrhani Grange, November 25. THE VANCOUVER SERVICE. SYDi\KY, October B.— Arrived: Manuka. Passengers: For Wellington — Mr Barker, Mi=s llislop. For Dunedin — Messrs Oakden, Napier, Nesbitt, Giblin and wife. For Auckland— Messrs Griffiths, Harris (2), Mrs Haggen. For Lyttelton— Mr Haskins^ Mrs Jones, Miss M'Kenzie. The Manuka haa the following cargo for New Zealand:— For -Auckland— 4o cases drugs, ■100 crates onions, 15 pkgs household effects, 11 cases rubber goods, 9do candy. For .Wellington— 26 cases desks, 2do shoes, 19 do sanitary appliances, 14 do drugs, 48 cases. For Napier— loo cases salmon. For Christchuroh— 29 cases drugs, 11 do desks, 19 do refrigerators. For Dunedin— 40 cases drugs, 125 do salmon, 6 do corsets, 10 do eggs. A fir* broke out on the eteamev Pateena. ■while proceeding from Picton- to Wellington. T-Ke Harbour /Joa-rd'a chemical engine soon got the fire under on the etejamer's arrival at Wellington. . The damage, ■which was not extensive, was confined to the luggage and -some bops from Kelson. The steamer Mintaro was considerably damaged in a collision in Sydney harbour ■with the ■steamer Wainine. The latter had two plates above the water line 'damaged. The R.M.S. lonic, of the Shaw,, Savill. and Albion Company, left Wellington for London on, Wednesday, October 7, with the following passengers: — First saloon: From Wellington — Misses E. Aston, Wboller, Messrs W. Hume, R. Wcoller. From New Plymouth — Mr J. and Mrs •Kowin. From Dunedin — Mrs E. and Master Moore. From Napier — Mr Stewart. Second saloon : From . Wellington — Misses Smith (2), Mrs Smith, Messrs Brennan, Cederholm, T. E. Richardson, O. O. Smith, 'A. Tfty?p, Master Smith. From Timaru— Hr W. B. Beattie From Oamaru— Miss 'Elder, Mrs Elder and child, Rev. R. F. Elder, Master R. Elder From Dunedin— Miss E. Harvey, Mrs M. Harv«y. From Auckland-— Miss Walker. From Hobart— Mrs H. R. and Mies Fanning. From Sydney-— Mr Needham. Third olass: {From Wellington— Misses M'lntyre (2), 0. iSiev wright, Mesdames Crump, E. M'lntyre, (Messrs W. f>. Hillier, Q. Standish, A. Knight, J, M. Minards, Masters M'lntyre '(2). From Westport— Miss Davies, Messrs J. Andrew, D. R. Davies. From Christchurch—Mr J. Boocock. From Nelson — Mr T. Butter. From Auckland— Miss ARVood-, Mesdames Cooper, M, Wood, IMeaora F. O, Cooper, A. M'Clury, "W. H. dPisher, Masters Wood (2), Cooper. From 'Napier — Mr D. M'Lennan. From Dunie*lin—Mr J. B. Mowat. From Timaru— Aliases Tripp (2). Mrs Tripp, Mr Tripp, £Maater Tripp. From Invercargill — Mr O. J. Waugh. From Sydney— Miss and Master Murray.

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