SHIPPING.
Pout op Pate a
Wednesday 25th September. High Water —1 57 a.m., and 2 4 p.m. Sun—Eiscs 5 oh a.m. ami 6 2 p ui.
TO-MORROW. II gb Water—2 51 am, and 3.4 pm. ~uu —Eases, 5 57ia.ui.; sets, (i I pm.
A a RIVALS. September 24th. -Aorcie, s.s., Tinncy, from Wellington, with 60 tons general Cargo. 34. C. Horner, agent. September 25ih.—Waverley, s.s., Gib' boos, from Westport, via Poston. E. 0. Horner, agent.
eiiO.7 PCX .PD DEPARTURE. Wavorloy for Nelson to morrow. Aorcro Lr Wellington to morrow,
EXPECTED ARRIVALS AT WELLINGTON. Eangatira loft London April 20. Star of Now Zealand left London 15 G. Eice left New York Feb 11. Waitangi Mt London May 10. Elver Hunter left Newcastle May 17. Euapehn left Plymouth Sept 22.
By Telegraph.
Melbourne, Sept. 20. Arrived —Tndramayo, from London. Arrived—Talnne, from Pdnff.
Auckland, Sept. 23. Sailed—Tasmania, for Sydney.
THE RUAPEHU.
London, Sept. 23.
The Euapehn left Plymouth yesterday for Wellington and Lyttelton, with 2290 tons cargo and 153 passengers.
The Aorore sails for Wellington to-mor-row.
The Waverley arrived hero this morning from Westport and Poxton, and sails to-morrow for Nelson.
The ship Borrowdale, Gapt. Bolderstou, which arrived at Port Chalmers on Monday, after a passage of 99 days from New York, encountered a succession of heavy gales in crossing the Southern Ocean. On August IfJih she shipped a heavy sea, which carried away the stanchions of Iho starboard bulwarks, u b'at’s skids, the whole starboard side and two thirds of the fore part of the after-house. The second officer, who was caught by this sea, was injured. The Union Company’s steamer Oonah, which has just arrived at Sydney from Hobart, bad a perilous voyage. She encountered heavy gales or the Tasmanian coast, and after being four hours out from Hobart an accident happened to the high pressure cylinder. Hud the accident occurred half an hour before it did the vessel would have been on the lee shore, and owing to the frightful pitching would have been quite helpless. The engineers took nine hours to disconnect the cylinders and put the vessel under the compound engines.
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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 115, 25 September 1895, Page 2
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353SHIPPING. Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 115, 25 September 1895, Page 2
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