SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 5547, 23 April 1896, Page 2

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

<v ■ ,- , . • Wellington, April 22. \ Arrived — Kaikoura, from London and - Hobaxt. 'the weather was moderate and 'l the voyage uneventful. Mr Jaggard, ' formerly chief officer, is now in command of V' the Otarama, and Mr Noakes, late of the Uuapehu, has succeeded him. Messrs 1 STKellar and Terry, late second and third officers, have joined the Waikato, Messrs Hawies and Jeffrey succeeding them. She brings fifty-one passengers, included among whom is the Hon F. Arkwright. Passengers for Lyttelton— Mesdames N. Nixon' and N. Eea, Messrs S. Evans, J. Moore, J. JBea* B. Englebrecht, W. Leek, J.Loberton, B. Evans and J. Trounce. Takapuna, from Onehuiiga via TaranaM. Penguin, from Nelson via Picton. Dingadee, from Auckland via east ojast. Corinna, from the south. Wakatipu, from Sydney; passengers — Misses Crabbe and Every, Mesdames Hordet, Clarke and two children, Slane and three children, Crabbe and \ child, Archer and Harrison, Bishop Murray, Monsignor Verdon, Messrs Griffiths, King, "Wixen, Harrison, Gordon, Eattray, Sharp, Thompson, Archer, Kinahan, Webster, Bowen, Evans, ■ Eoebuck, Crabbe, Slane, Imrcock, Boyd and Lodder. During the voyage Beveral waterspouts .burst in close proximity to the vessel. As she has 400 tand of coal to discharge here, she will not leave for the south until Friday afternoon.