SHIPPING NEWS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2983, 17 May 1911, Page 74

SHIPPING NEWS.

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN-GOING STEAMERS. The Corinthic, from N.Z. ports,' whose arrival at' Greymouth was reported last week, reached London on the 9th inst. Her „ cargo includes 31,964 carcases mutton, 67,965 carcases lambs, and 560 quarters beef. The lonic, from London, arrived at Hobart on the 12th inst., and after landing 316 passengers for Australia sailed for Wellington on the 13th inst., with 358 en . her original passengers. The Niwaru, from London via Sydney, arrived at Auckland on the 13th inst. The Delphic, from Liverpool, arrived at Auckland on the 14th inst. The Whakatane left Auckland for London on the 9th inst. The Nairnshire left London for Wellington 6"n the 9th inet. The Mamari, for Dunedin, left London on the 9th inst. The Rakaia left Lyttelton for London on the 12th inst. The Swanley, from New York, left Svdney for New Zealand ports on the 12th inst., her first port of call being Auckland. The Kaipara left London for Auckland, via Australian ports, on the 12th inst. The Star of Canada left Sydney for New Zealand ports on the 13th inst. The Norfolk left Lyttelton for Avonmouth, West of England, on the 16th inst. , The Harpagus, from Now York, via Australian and northern ports, arrived at Dunedin on the 10th inst. with about 700 tons of American cargo. She left for Port Pirie on the 12th inst. / The Invertay, from St. Johns, Canada, via Australian and northern ports, arrived at Port Chalmers on tho 11th inst. She left on the 12th inst. for Newcastle, to load for Manila. The Arawa, fro-.i New Zealand ports (Wellington, April 20), called at Monto Video, and resumed her voyage to London on the 10th inst. The Baron Innerdale, with 1000 tons of fhosphate, arrived at Port Chalmers on tho 2th inst. from Christmas Island, via Bluff. She left for Auckland with the remainder of her cargo on the 15th inst. , TO ARRIVE. AT AUCKLAND. Indraghiri, left New York December 26. Krada, left London December 23. Swanley (via Australia), left New York February 10; and Sydney May 12. Drayton Grange, left Liverpool April 1. Wakanui, left St. John March 26; due May 30. Star of Scotland, left London April 7. Kaipara, left London May 5. Ascot, left St. John April 23. Pakeha, left iterpool April 13. Mimiro, left New York April 21. Sussex, to leave Liverpool May 27. Wai- ., mate, leaves May 15. Karamca, $o leave Montreal June 15.

| AT WELLINGTON. \ Star of Australia, left London March 13; arrived Melbourne April 23. lonic, left London March 30;- arrived Hobait May 12. Australia, left London April 11. Ton"-ariro, to leave London May 15. Nairnshire, left London May 9. Ruahine. to leave London une 10. Turakina, left London April 16. AT DTTNEBIN. Delphic (via northern ports), left Liverpool March 24; arrived at Auckland May i 13. Otaki, left London April 9; due May 24. Orari, to leave London June 4. Mamari, left London May 9. Ascot, left St. John April 23. Anglo Patagonian, to leave New York. Ereiz Izel, left New York February 24. Dalhanna, to leave New York. Den of Glamis, to leave New York. Drayton Grange, _ left Liverpool. April 1. Duncrag, left Liverpool March 10. Erminia, left Marseilles January 29. John Hardie, left Philadelphia March 12. Mataura, to leave Seychelles. Mimiro, left New York Apiril 18. Morayshire, left Liverpool March 4. Nairnshire, to leave Liverpool. Pakeha, left' Liverpool April 13. Parthenia, left New York March 29. Rio, to leave Ciarencetown. Star of Australia, left New York March 8. Sussex, to leave Liverpool. Swan-ley, left N<nv York February 10; left Sydney May 12. Waimate, to leave St. John. Wakanui, left St. John March 25. Blenheim, to leave Maiden Island. Cape Breton, to leave New York. . Walkure, to leave New York. Marechal de Gontanj;, to leave Portland eai y " HOMEWARD BOUND._ Clan Menzies, left Auckland March 21. Everton Grange, left Lyttelton March 23. Karamea, left Auckland March 25, and Rio do Janeiro April 26. Surrey, left Lytteb ton March 30. Kumara, left Napier April 3, and Rio de Janeiro on April 28. Orari, left Wellington April 3; arrived Montevideo April 23. Durham, left Bluff April 5. Ruahine, left Wellington April 6; arrived Montevideo April 24. Cranky, left Bluff April 12. Arawa, left Wellington April 20: and Montevideo on May 10. Ruapehu, left Wellington April 27. Strathendriek, left Wellington April 28 for New York. Kent, left Lyttcltorf April 29. Wh?Larua, left Wellington May 3. Kaikoura, left Wellington I May 3. Whakatane, left Auckland May 9. Rakaia, left Lyttelton May 12. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FROM AUCKLAND. Kai Or'a, about 15th May. FROM WELLINGTON Tainui, May 18. Rotorua, May 31. FROM LYTTELTON. Norfolk, May 16. THE VANCOUVER SERVICE. | BRISBANE, May 13. | The s.s. Makura, from Vancouver, has j arrived, after, a fine voyage. Passengers: j For Auckland—Miss Rye, Mesdames RatJ tray, Bonohoe, Walters, Messrs .Rvo, Polik, Curtis, Walters, Rasmussen, Birnie, ' For Wellington—Mt Goold. For Lyttelton —Mrs Blair. For Dunedin—Mr Arthur. Cargo: For Auckland—ll oases oranges, 4 cases corsets, 9 cases wall paper, 7. case* machinery, 6 oases closet seats, 44 crates sawing machines, 2 cases sundries. For Wellington—3 cases bicycle parts, 44 oases scales, 61 crates sewing machines, 8 sacks wheat, 2 oases sundries. For Lyttelton—■ 26 'cases machinery, 37 cases rubbers, 41 bales leather, 6 crates sewing machines. For Dunedin—l 6 crates sewing machines, case corsets. For Bluff—l 4 crates sewing machines. Thfe Sheffield Choir arj not aboard. They are coming by the Zealand ia.