SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10367, 17 June 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING.

AKBIVED. June 16.— Bimu, s.s., 148 tons, Mark, from Greymouth, r SAILED. Juna 16.— Huia, s.s., 90 tons, Crawfford, for Wellington. Jun« IG.-r-Stormbird, i.a., 137 tons, ~McTntrto, for ' Wellington. P»BBengera: • Mosdames Stewort, SpTiggens, Laurio, Strachan, Snuth.JSpurdle, Boss, Mißacs "Walkor (2), Sutherland, McGregor, Smith {2), Gteorgetti, Spurdle, Tilley, Turch, Messrs Tbain, McLachlan, Ijightbond, W. Mitchell, Cwneron, Handall (4), Bamsay, W. nnti ». Williamß, DymocTc, Sterenßon, Hunter, L. Jones, H. Harrison', Low, Cambneli, Xces, D. . May, McColloch, "Rlley/ Small, Ballantifae, Spurdle, Aitken, Collins, Andrews, Bol>ertson (3), Captain Collins.

June 16.— Manaroa, s.s., 87 tons, Gibbons, for Wellington. Passengers: Miss Soler, Messrs O. Hughes, Pettcrd, Hollhrook, Scpllard. Bogle, Thompson, Smith (2), Soler, Elliott, Halligan, Caiman, Gibbons (2), and »everal others. June 15. — Moa, s.s.. 11l tons. Sawyer, for West Coast.

The Manaroa arrived aY-Wellington at 8.50 this -morning after a good.run. The Huia arrived at Wellington -at 9 o'clock last night "and the Stormbird at 9.50. The latter -steamer will leave here again on'Thnr&iav at mid-day, arriving nt Wellington .lbout midnight. This "will give those jjoiug by the vessel an opportunity of witnessing all the grand ceremony , of the departure of the Royal party on Friday. . The fine twin-screw steamer - Rimu arrived at the wharf at 10 a.m. yesterday, with 166 tons, of coal for the Railway Department* ' She left Greymouth on Friday at 8.30 p.m., and was off the bar at midnight on Saturday, too late for the tide. We understand that the -vessel will in future make Wanganui a port of call. The Gertie arrived at Weatport on Saturday at 11 p.m. from thi* port. The ship St. David, has arrived at Newcastle from Delagoa Bay. Eight .-if the crew out of twelve were down with malarial fever and one died. The balance of the crew had a hard time in -working the ship and attending to the •ick.

The Jane Douglas, which left for Jackton's Bay threa weeks ago, with Bishop Grimes and priuts, and of whose whereabouts there was some anxiety owing to severe weather on the coast,, is reported to be on her way to Hokitika, all safe. She passed Okarito at 5 o'clock last evening. She was several days weather bound at Okura. Two vessels which will hare a greater toanage and displacement than the ttiammoth Celtic are now being constructed at tho new' yard of the Eastern Shipbuilding Company at New London, Conn. These large vessels are being built for the Great Northern Steamship Company, and will ply between Seattle and the Orient. Each* will have a tonaage of 21,006 -and a load displacement of 58,400 tons, against 36,700 tons of the Celtic. They will carry first, sec•ond, and third-class passengers, besides* a large number in toe steerage.' The twin-screw steamer Ruapehu, built by Messrs Denny and Brothers (or the New Zealand, Shipping Company, has been'given a trial trip down . the Firth of Clyde. The vessel's dimensions are 457 ft x 58ft, by 34ft moulded, and 7700 gross tonnage. Tho machinery consists of two sets of triple-expansion engines, steam being supplied by four single-ended boilers, at a pressure of . 1901 b. On the trial a .speed of fourteen knots was attained. . TRANSHIPMENTS. Huia, from Wellington, cx — Lynalder, from New York. Talnne, from Sydney. Maori, from London. Delphic, from London. ' Gothio, from London. SAILED FOB LONDON. New Zealand Shipping Company. — * Banffshire (from Wellington, March ' 7th r Bimutaka (from Wellington), f March 28th; Whakatane (from Wellington), April 17th; Wakonui '(from Wellington),. April 27th; Waimate ,(fr»m Wellington), May 13th. Shaw, Savilt and Albion Company. — Pakeba (from Wellington), March r 12th; Karamea (from Auckland), April 3rd; Kumara (from Wellington), April ' 12th; Bangatira /from Port Chalmers), April 12th; Mamari (from Wellington), May. - Tyser Line. — Indraevi (from Wellington), March 12th; Star of Australia (from Wellington) April 14th: Star of New Zealand (from liyttelton),' March OCEAN BOATS. EXPECTED. AT WELLINGTON. SHIRE LINES Buteshire, left Plymouth, March 28, is due about June 26, and sails for London, Jun« 30. NEW ZETLAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S. Papanui, left London, March 26, is due about June 17. Tekoa, left London, Hay 1, is due about July 2. Waikato, left London, May 24, is due About July 18. Bemutaka, left London, June 2, is due about July 30. Otarama, leaves London June 30. Whskatano, leaves London, July 20. Waimate, leaves London, August 17. SHAW SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY'S Waiwera, left Plymouth, May 11, is due about July 24.