SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16157, 11 March 1918, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED—March oth. Maori, (7.40 a.m.), from Wellington. Corinna (10 a.m.), from Timaru. Defender (10.15 a.m.), from Wanganui. John Anderson (11.50 a.ni.), from Akaroa. Ngutoro (1.45 pjn.), from Napier. March. 10th*. Mararoa (9.35 a.m.), from Wellington. InvercargiU (5.30 p.m.), Erom Wellington. SAILED—March 9th. Wootton. (10.50 a.m.). for Wellington. Huia (3.30 p.m.), for Dunedin. Corinna (3.50 p.m.). for Wellington. Maori (8 p.m.),. for Wellington. Ngatoro (10.40 p.m.), for Wellington. March 10th. Cygnet, bj. (12.5 a.m.), for Kaikoura. SHIPPING NOTES. Mr D. S. Keen has signed on the Inverc-argill as chief engineer, replacing Mr J. W. Robinson. Mr F. 11. Ferguson lies joined tho Pateena as pnrser in place of Mr C. B. Madden. The Monowai having been delayed at Napier until Saturday, will not be dispatched from Wellington for Lyttelton and Dunedin until this cvenig. The Cygnet was despatched at about midnight on Saturday on a special trip to Kaikoura, where she will load sheep for Lyttelton. The Otago Iron Rolling Mills Company have purchased the steamer Stella, which has been laid up in tho stream at Auckland for the past three years.

WRECKAGE AT TAIAROA HEADS". (SPECIAL TO "THE PRESS.") DUNEDIN, March 9. At Wycliffe Bay, near Taiaroa Heads, portions of wreckage have been washed aalaoro, consisting' of hatches and beams. One hatch was marked "li.V." r As far as this port is concerned, no vessel is overdue. The wreckage m»y have been carried by currents from the north, where wreckage has recently been found. FROM OVERSEA. Tie following passengers have arrived in New Zealand from oversea:—ln Baloon: Misses Cameron, Hellesoe (3), Bryce, Brunt, Roberts, Prioe. McFarlane, Sturt, Hill, Mesdamea Spinks and infant, Moore, Hellesoe and infant, Dean and infant, Matthews, Col. Logan, Lieut. Watkins, Messrs .Cowley, Auld, Dean, Mayo. Johnston, Armstrong, Reid, Martin, Ma&tusi, Johnston, Matthews, Rudd, Hutckings. Prico (2), iiorron, Sturt, and 17 steerage. FOR AMERICA. Passengers who have recently left for America are:—First saloon: Mr GcoTge Araholt, Mr and Mis C. W. Carter, and Miss Carter; Dr. W. H. W. Cheyne, Mr and Mr 3 F. C. Clapcott. Mr J. B. Clarkaon, Mr and Mrs B. Crompkm, Mr and Mrs E. D. Davenport, Mrs F, P. Evans. Mrs A. S. Gaspard, Mir Toyo Kawa. Mr "W. A. Low, Mr J. A. Macaulay, Mr J". It. McKonzie, Mr H. Nattrass, Lieutenant D. Nelson, Mr H. Nokotnara. Mrs E. S. Pope, Mrs F. H. Sandnll, Mr E. J. Stephens, Mr W. Sundheim, Mr A. B. Thompson. Mr and Mis Thomas Trueblood, Mr D- C. Turn bull. Mr and Mrs \V. J. Vine, Miss C. "Ward- Second saloon: Mr and Mrs W. F. Atkin and four children, Mr And Mrs Leo Bates, Mr and Mrs J. Blackie, Mr and Mrs L. Blackwood. Mr and Mrs F. L. Candy and Mias E. M. Candy, Mr "W. C. Dixon, Mr C. _H. Myddleton-Evajis. Mr J. L. Grimshaw, Miss R. Hartford, Mrs Hamilton • Hodges, Dr. and Mrs H. O. Holbrook and five children. Miss J. M. Hornsby, Mib Hunt and two children. Mr J. S. Montgomery, Mr H. P. Parker. Mr W. R, Petere, Mr E. Rowlings, Mr and Mrs J. "W. H. Scotland, Mr A._ Shirley, Miss D. Simpson, Mrs J. ahd Miss H, A. Taylor, Pastor C. H.' "Watson. Mr and Mrs A. "White-Parsons, Miss M. "Wilson, Mwb S. J. Worsfold, and six steerage.