SHIPPING.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 7287, 15 August 1893, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMABXJ The flagstaff of Timarn is situated in 171 deg 17.20miu East longitude; and 44deg 23min South latitude. ARRIVED. August 15 Wakatipu, s.s., 1797 tons, Ewan, from the south. August 15—Herald, s.s., 376 tons, Jones, from the south. SAILED. August 15—Glenoairn, schooner, 80 tons, Palleson, for Nelson. JMPORTS. In the Herald, N.M. and A. Co, agents: 48 tons ex Duke of Devonshire,lo tons general stores. Consignees—Orders, Gudsell, Exley, Mills. IN HARBOUR. Steamers—Wakatipu and Herald. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Omapere, s.s., to-morrow Pifeshire, s.s., on Saturday Brunner, s.a., on Tuesday Enahine, s.s., at end of month Kawatiri, s.s., early VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND. Vessel. Days out. Don (Captain Sinclair) 100 Glenlora (Captain Tonkin) 80 Carnarvon Castle (Captain Gruzelier) 42 Bass Book (Captain Hughes) 37 Diana (Captain Stephens) 25 Vallejo (Captain Potter) ... 12 The Union steamers Wakatipu and Herald were in to-day from the south. The Wakatipu called to pick up 200 tons of Sydney cargo. The Herald brought in nearly 50 tons of transhipments ex Duke of Devonshire and a few parcels of Dunedin goods. She takes in here 150 tons of produce for northern ports. Both steamers, get away this evening. A Home paper states that the White Star Liner Gothic was launched on June 21st by Messrs Harland and Wolff, Belfast. The vessel which is 490 feet long, and 8000 gross tonnage, will temporarily go on the New York passenger service, but is ultimately intended for the New York trade, in which she will be the largest steamer engaged. Each round voyage will exceed 26,000 miles, and as an additional element of safety twin screws will, for the first time, be employed in this service. (Bv Telegraph.) Auckland, August 15. The following are the names ofpas engers by the Buahine;—First saloon—Misses Baldwin, Brown, Emmett, Gelktly (2), Gossett, Howard, Hyde, Julius (2), Kirk and Mellish ; Mesdames Julius, Howard and Gellatly ; Bishop Julius, Messrs Studholme, Jung, Stanley, Wall, Seth-Smith, Peters (2). Morris, Hartrodt, H-irt, Gray, Gilruth and Briggs. Second saloon—Missrs Adams (2), Bootroyd (2), Dyer, Phillips, Purcell, Schreok and Vecht (5); Mesdames Crouch, Delany, Kempt, Noble, Penny, Veoht, Warren and Colralph; Messrs T. Eyan, Sloan, Croker, Heberts, Eichardson, Puhluname, Noble, Neave, Liehrt, Hudson, Bose, Gill, Gissan, Fogrell, Farlie, Drew, Delany, Conveney, Collinson, Clarke, Budd, Beaumont, Barwell (2), Bagshaw, Mostar and Vecht (.2). There are also 32 in the intermediate. and 101 in the steerage.