OVERSEA VESSELS FOE WELLING' TON.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11646, 25 August 1905, Page 4

OVERSEA VESSELS FOE WELLING' TON.

STEAMERS.-.-HaTMflham Grange, -left -New York, June '. 28, via Australia and Auckland; due about September 16. Breia Huel, left New York, June 14, via • Australia "and Auckland; due about - September 2. , , Mamari, left London, July 7, via Lyttel- ■ ton; now at, Port Chalmers. Star/of Scotland, left London, June 24, , via. Australia and Auckland; due ' about August 26. Eaxgermeister Hackman, left N«w York, • • „June-*l6,' via Auckland; dv« about > 'August 25. Indra'devi/.left New York, July 12, via -„Australia and Auckland; due about September 28. Sta* of Now Zealand, left London, July . 12/ via- Australia and Auckland; due about September 20. Turak'ina, left London, July 14, via Capetown and Hobart; due about August Draytdn Grange, left Liverpool, July 11, viar -Australia and Auckland; due about September 18.-' Kent, left. Livexpool, July, 25; via Australia and Auckland. Corinthic, lefty London, July 25, via Cape- - tovrn and Hobart. Rakaia, left London, August 4, via; Capetown'and Hobart; Delphic, left London, August 8, via Cape-: town and Hobart. • Bakara/ left "London, August 8, via Capotown and Hobart'.. PapVroa, .left- Xondon, August 15,. Via, Capetown and'Hobart; due about Sep- / 'tember .27.' Mimiro, left London, August 15, via' Australia* and' Auckland. '. . Indralema; 'left London, August 22, via Australia and-Auckland. , ' '' *>• •-.' ~~ ~ SAILING TBSSBLB. , ... KiMfauns, left Liverpool, May 15.. Looh Gary«, lef* Xiverpool,.July 11. Arahura, l«ft London July 19. laglewopd/ left Loadom, April 11, via Bluff.;,' The Moa, which was nnablo to get into port yesterday owing to the shallow state of the .channel, went on to Wellington last evening. The .steamers * Muritai, Alexander and Stormbird are air still detained in port owing to the shallow state of the water on the bar, and it was doubtful if they would get away this afternoon. " The Putjki will probably not arrive here till next week from Westport. The Joseph Sims discharged the last of her cargo of coal and will return to Puponga ns soon as the weather permits. j The New Zealand Shipping Company' 3 steamer Turakina, which left London on the 14th of July, for Wellington, via Capetown' and Hobart, .'arrived 'at' the latter TV>rt- .on Wednesdays-She is due at the New Zealand port on next. . The -same Company's steamer Wakamii aid the New. Zealand' and African Company's steamer Banffehire arrived at LondjOH 'on. Tuesday last from - New Zealand ports.. - Tho Tyser steamer- Indralema .left London last Tuesday for Auckland, via Australia. . The bargne Kinfauns, which left Liverpool ' on- May 13th for Wellington, was spoken on July *2nd in 28deg. 50 mm, south latitude, and 26deg. 40 mm west longitude. A new steamer, the Cape Clear, haß been chartered to load at New York for Aubtralian ports, with the option of New Zealand ports. » Th,e steamer Bürgermeister Hackmann is bringing 152,000 cases of kerosene from New York to New Zealand, in addition to which there is also a quantity of case benziue, naphtha and barrel oil. ■ The Union Company's steamer Aparima, whicli ia due in the colony shortly from Calcutta,- is to- be fitted with a refrigerator by Niven and Co., Napier. - Owing to th-a strict enforcement of the law& in regard- to life-preserving equipments upon passenger steamers (says an exchange) - the. enterprise in that respect in New -York, .waters -this summer will, it is said, be .very much below, the average on accounts the extra expense involved. Applications are being made by the owners of. excursion steamers for .a leas rigid enforcement of fheiaws established after the holocaust on the General Slocum just a j«ar. ago.