SHIPPING.

Southland Times, Issue 17620, 7 April 1914, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF BLUFF. * ARRIVED. April 6.—Maunganul, s.s., 453S tons, Worral. from Melbourne, via Hobart. Passengers for Bluff—Misses Mitchell. LambT Mesdames Gray, Lamb. Hyslop, and Lawrence; Messrs Noob, Smith, Baxteh, Crawford. Smart, Frisby, SauXupch, C. Holdsworth. U.S.S. C.. agents. April 6.—WiUochra. s.s, 4532 tons. Neville, from Sydney, via northern ports. Passengers for Bluff —Miss Brlckbale; Mesdames Burret-Jones and two children). Fyfc, Hungerford; Messrs Purvis, Pyfe, Hungerford, Carter, and five steerage. U.S.S. Co., agents. SAILED. April S.—Maunganul. s.s.. 453S tons. Worrall, for Sydney, via northern ports. Passengers from Bluff Mr and Mrs Eastwood, Mesdames Hannah and child, McKenzie and two children, itnd four steerage. April 6.—WiUochra, s.s., 4532 tons, Neville, for Melbourne, via Hobart. Passengers from Bluff—Messrs Kennedy. Qllkinson, Vail, Bird (2). Greenbaum, Rev . Walker and eight steerage. U.S.S. Co., agents. The Maunganul arrived at 10.45 yesterday morning from Melbourne, via Hobart. She experienced good weather during the whole of the trip, and brought the following cargo:—llS' cases tea. 70 cases lexlas, 100 boxes sultanas. 2S cases fruit. 4S pkgs vehicular material. 2S pieces timber, 5 octaves whisky, 3 fish boxes, and a quantity of sundries. She sailed last night, taking with her 2000 ft timber. 1694 sacks oats, 180 cases fish. 92 bales hemp, 250 hales hides. ISS cases preserved milk. The WiUochra from northern ports berthed at 10.45 a.m. yesterday, and had the following inward cargo to discharge; —sl cases apples. 90 boxes butter. 913 bars pig iron. 23 hag peanuts. 120 bags rice. 84 cases sultanas. 18 hogsheads ale. and a quantity of benzine and sundries. Phe sailed at 6.15 n.m. with following loading: oysters. 225 cases fish, 890 sacks oats, and 150 sacks seed.

The Waimate, which was expected to reach Bluff several da.vs ago. has been delayed at northern ports, and will not reach this port before Wednesday. She loads cargo for London. On account of the Kaster holidays the Intercolonial time-table, so far at least as Bluff is concerned, will next week undergo a slight alteration. The T'limaroa from Melbourne is due on Sunday, and the Moeraki from Sydney ■will not arrive until Tuesday morning. Advice has been received by the local agents for the Tyser Line that the liner Star of Ireland, which left Wellington on the 10th February for London, via ■Way ports, arrived at her destination on "Wednesday last. (Per Press Association.! WKLLI.VOTO.V, April R. Arrived—lnverkil t 1.20 am.). from Auckland: Kcmuera < 7.2r. am.). from London. Sailed—Pateena f0.4.1 pm.i. for Picton and Nelson: Malta! (‘1 pm. >. for East Coast and Auckland; Wahine {.5.4.1 pm.), for Lyttelton. CHRISTCHURCH. April R. Arrived Buteshire 0.20 am.), from Wellington. Sailed Tutanekai, for Wellington: Cygnet, for Akaroa: Arahura, for Wellington; Canopus, for Westport: Maori, for Wellington. WELLINGTON. April R. Sailed Wahine iS.il pm.), for Lvttel ton. SYDNEY. April R. Sailed Naiagara (11 am.). DUNEDIN. April fi. Sailed - Storm (4.50 pm.), for northern ports: Wairnate (.1.20 pm.). for Oamaru. AUCKLAND. April «. Arrive.!—Navua (fi.lo pm.). fro)n Tonga. Samos, and Fiji. Sailed Maheno (7 pm.), for Sydney. Monuwai (midnight), for southern ports. SUMMARY AND FORECAST. WELLINGTON. April R. The barometer rose on Saturday, but fell again for a westerly storm area, which passed in the south on Sunday, night. Rain has fallen in most parts of the country, and a little snow on the higher levels in the southern districts. Present indications are for a temporary improvement, the southerly winds decreasing and changing soon to increasing northerlies and westerlies, with n falling barometer everywhere, and more unsettled weather is likely to follow shortly. SAN FRANCISCO SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. Moana arrived at Wellington from Sa n Francisco March 2R. Left March 27 for Sydney direct. Due March 21 Tahiti arrived at Wellington from Sydney March 26. Left for 'Frisco March -7. Duo April 16. Aorangi, due at Wellington from San Francisco, April 2,";, Leaves April 24 tor Sydney direct. Due April 2S.

ANCOUVKR SERV]CI-:, MOV K.M ENTS OK b'TKA.M KR S . Mak'ira. arrived Auckland from Svrt r,Py March in. Left for VanconVcr March 11. -'rmnl < anconvpr March •Maramt due Auckland from Vancou■vpr April 7. l/fiavcs same dav for <vdncc April 11. " • n!> .' Niagara, due at Auckland from Svd. Bey April Leaves April jo for Vancouver. Due there April 2S. OVERSEA VESSELS. i STEAMERS BOUND FOR WFL LINGTOX. Buteshire, left Liverpool on 17th * an TJary. via Australian ports and Auckland: due about 2nd April. ! Star of Victoria, left London on the i 4th February, via Australian ports and I Auckland; due about *th April Inverklp, left New York 31st December, via Australian ports and Auckland - due here about sth April. 1 I Remuera. left London 19th February I ■rta Teneriffe, Capetown and Hobart ■ due I about 7th April. ’ j Pakeha, left London on 12th February I Tla Auckland; due about 6ta April ’ I Jeseric, left St. John on 4th January ▼la Australian ports and Auckland- due about 9th 9th April. Henrik Ibsen, left Xew York on 23rd January, via Australian ports and Auckland: due about 12th April. Tokomaru, left London on Ist March: i due about 15th April. " ; Hollington. left St. John on 29th Jan- j wary, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about 20th April. j Corintbic. left London on 7th March, j ▼la Plymouth. Teneriffe. Capetown and i Hobart; due about 23rd April. | Nerehana, left London 19th February, i ▼da Australian ports and Auckland; duel about 20th April.

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