SHIPPING NEWS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2955, 2 November 1910, Page 66

SHIPPING NEWS.

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN-GOING STEAMERS. The Delphic, from Liverpool for New Zealand ports, vifi Sydney, was signalled from Cape Otway on October 25. The Arawa, from London, arrived at Hobart on October 27. She landed 44 passengers, and left for Wellington with 455 of her original passengers, on the 23th ult. The Earl of Carrick, from New York via Newcastle, arrived at Auckland on October 30. The Pakeha left Port Chalmers on Friday for northern ports to complete the discharge of her inward cargo. The Kaikoura was taken into the Otago Dock at Port Chalmers last week for cleaning and repainting. She will probably proceed to Timaru this week to take in Home loading. The Otaki having completed the discharging of inward cargo at Lyttelton and the Bluff, has returned to Port Chalmers, and is berthed alongside the Papanui to wait for the wool season. The Fifeshire will load at the Bluff on the 11th insfc., Port Chalmers on the 14th, and Lyttelton on the 15th, for West of England ports. TO ARRIVE. ht \ncicr.AND. Niwaru, left New York August 26; arrived Melbourne October 14. Australian Transport, to leave New York about, October 10. Strathlcven, left <ew York September 14. Star of Scotland, to leave New York September 19. Vermont, left New York August 23. Nerehana, left London September 7. Delphic, left Liverpool September 8. Turkestan, left Montreal September 15. Fifeshire, left London August 22. Waimate, left Montreal October 16. Mimiro. via Australia, left London, September 23. Matatua, left London October 5. IT WELLINGTON.' Arawa, left London September 15, left Ilohart October 23. Drayton Grange, left Liverpool September 17. Ruapehu, left London October 2. Rotorua. to leavo London October 2*. U>it London

r October 17. Sussex, left London October j 15. AT DUNEDIN". Afghanistan, left London October 12. Delphic (via northern ports), to leave Liverpool September 3. Vermont (via Auckland), left New York August 23. Sussex, left London October 15. Morayshire (via Hobarfc and northern ports), left Liverpool August 20. Karamea, leaves London early in November. HOMEWARD BOUND. Sttr of Canada, left Auckland July 19. Nairnshire, left Lyttelton August 18. Indraghiri, left Auckland September 21. Turakina, left Auckland September 24. Buteshire, left Bluff October 2. Athenic, left Wellington October 6. Tomoana, left Wellington October 12. Tongariro, left Wellington October 20. Kent, left Wellington October 22. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FHOII LTTTELTON. Kaikoura, November 26. FROM WELLINGTON. Ruahine, November 17. Fifeshire, November 21. Kia Ora, November 27. For Dunedin from the South.—Mrs A. S. Herbert, Mrs Bollons, Mrs Applegarth, Mr • and Mrs R. H. Williams, Mr J. F. Hcrj bert, Mrs Edwards, Mrs Bates. From Dunedin for the South.—Mr J. I Dunlop, Mr L. 0. Beal, Mr and Mrs S. j Nichbl, Mr W. D. Anderson, Mr P. | Elvidge, Mr R. Cargeeg, Miss Kerr.

THE VANCOUVER SERVICE. BRISBANE, October 29. The ss. Marama, from Vancouver, has arrived. Before reaching Honolulu she encountered a heavy gale, lasting two days, and necessitating a reduction in speed. The passengers include Archbisbop Redwood, who is returning from the Eucharistic Congress at Montreal. He 'will break his journey at Queensland, and remain about 10 days at the Darling Downs; Dr Emil Krauss,. who is proceeding to Samoa for the purpose of relieving Dr Chiltz, the Chief Justice there; and Mr D. Bryne, London correspondent of the Melbourne Age, who is going to Melbourne, after visiting America and writing a series of articles on irrigation. The. passengers are : For Auckland—Me=srs Stone, Healy, Forsyth, Pratt, Spearing, Ipsen, Harris, Bettars, Clausen, Knight, Broadbent, Lambert, Anketell, Dr Rayner, MesdameisJ Wright, Healey. Sternfield, Levin, Sparing and infant, Misss Wright (2), Hutton, Kemp, Brook. For Wellington —Aachbishop Redwood, Messrs Lutz, Parish, Jansen, Peek, Dwyer, Dr Murphy, P. Murphy, Mctaxas, Morrison, Ward, R. Goulter, C. Goulter, Mabin, Duncan, Campbell, Mesdames Lutz, Janson, Duncan and ward. Campbell and three children. Misses Taylor, M. Murphy. A. Murphy, and' Edinborough. For Lyttelton—Messrs Mcroney and son. Wilder, Rev. Mr Williams. Mesdames Lihten, Wilder and two children, Moroney. For Dunedin —Mr and Mrs Cbarpers, Messrs Fraser and Matthew. Cargo: For Wellington—l24l cases of salmon, 17 crates of sewing machines, 13 cases drugs, 22 cases rubbers. 6 boxes autos, 15 boxes scales, 8 bundles doors, and sundries. For Lyttelton—794 cases drugs. 86 cases rubber, 15 bales leather, and sundries. For Dunedin—76B casies salmon. 47 cases drugs, 9 cases corsets, 10 cases rubbers, 17 packages sewing machines, and sundries. For Bluff —115 cases salmon. 3 boxes desks, 1 box safe. For Napier—ss cases salmon, For Westport—6o cases salmon.