SHIPPING.
PORT OF LYITELTON,
ARRIVALS. Wednesday, M«roh 30th.
Maori, s.s. (7.15 a.m.),' 3473 tons, Irwin, from Wellington. .Union Steam Ship Co., agents. Baden Powell, s.s. (3.45 p.m.), 174 tons, McPherson, from Wellington. Rinsey and Co., Ltd., agerrts Cygnet, s.s. (4.10 p.m.), 124 tons, Murray, from lU'.irangi. Stevenson, Steivaxt amd Co.. agents. W-akatu, 6.8. (7 p.m.), 157 tone, Wills, from Kaikouia. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., agents.
DEPARTURES. Wednesday, March 30tli/- • ißania, s.s. (12.30 p.m.), 610 tons, Gartner, for Chatham Islands. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., agents. Ripple, e.s. (2.15 p.m.), 413 tons, Ctulson, for Gisborne. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., agents. Maori, as. (9 p.m.), 3476 tons, Irwin, foi- Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., agents.
EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Leitrim, New York, this day. Echo, Blenheim, this day. Katoa, Wellington this day. Zealandic, Wellingon, this day. Broxton, Newcastle, this day. Omega, Hobart, this day. Calm, Wellington, this day. Waihine, Wellington, this day. Huia,. Wellington, this day. Maori, Wellington, April Ist. Wootton, Greymouth, April Ist. Paloona, Durvadin, April Ist. Corinna, Timn.ru, April Ist. Morriatowr., New York, April 2nd. Kittawa, Greymouth, April 2nd. Ngahere, Napier, April 2nd; Koromiko, Wellington, April 2nd. Waimate, Wellington, April 2nd. Kittawa, Greymou'th, April 2nd. Cmaby Hall. Wellington, April 3rd. Rama, Chath«ms, April sth. Port Sydney, Auckland, April 6th. Doonban,- Hampton Roads, April Bth Mahans, 'Wellington, April 9th. Port Hacking, Wellington, April 16th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. , Cygnet/ Kaikoura, this day. Wahine, Wellington, this day. Canopus. Westnort, this day. Wakatu, Kaikouia, this day. Canadian Winner, Seattle, this day. Baden Powell, Wellington, this day. Maori, Wellington, April Ist. Katoa, Dunedin, April Ist. Ec:ho, Blenheim, April Ist. Corinna, Nelson, April Ist. Gladbrook, Suva. April Ist. Biloela, Westport, April let. ■Paloona, Wellington, April Ist. Huia, Dunedin, April l«t. Kai-oii, Greymouth, April 2nd. Raranga, WeHlington, April 4th. Zealandic, London, April 4th. Tve'lyon, Timaru, April 4th. Waitomo, Auckland, April Btb.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The Cygnet, after making- two trips to Titirangi for steep for Pigeon Bay, arrived back yesterday afternoon. She is to tail for Kaiko'nra to-night. The Wakatu arrived here from Kaikouma. last evening witih o cargo of wool. At. present she 13 timed to eail to-wight (or Kaikmtra and "Wellington. Tha Baden-Powell arrived _ from Welding*ton yesterday afternoon, and is to mjl on the return trip -to-night. ' On completion of discharge of hor cargo of cement here the Opua witl how minor alterations made to her engine-room. Her next port is not yet announced. The Corirma is now due here '.o-moirow to load for Nelson and New Plymouth. '' The Paloona has been delayed in the south and is now due here to-morrow. Bbe will sail in the evening for Wellington and Melbourne.
The Koronriko. which is due to-morrow from ■Wellington, will brihg the LyMelton .J cargo transhipped by the Manuka lasrt week. The auxiliary schooner Hiiia left Wellington yesterday "morning with a cargo of explosives for LytWton and Dunedin. Messrs Dulgety and Co., are the locai agents. The Canopus is to leave ihere at 5 p.m. Outlay with general cargo for Westport. The Wootton iH due here to-morrow with timber from Grey mouth. She 'will load 'for Wellington. The Katoa did not leave Wellington, for Lyttelton'fcrctfl last night. She is due here this afternoon, and will. sail for Dur :edin to-morrow night. The Z«alandio left Wellington vest erdny morning for Lyttelton, and is duo here^ early this morning. She will complete loading here, and to eail about l/.onday for.London via Panama. The Crosby Hall is due hero on. Ag rfl 3rd from Wellington to discharge Glasgow and Liverpool cargo, and 'will later go to Dunedin. .« The Raranga is to sail early next l :<eek for Wellington to complelte Homeward loading. The Trelyon should leave hers for Timaru and Dunedin early next week. The Shaw, Saiitt- and Albion Company's liner Mahia left OardiS on Thursday last for Port Chalmers. She'is due at >'he South Island port on May sth. The Shaw. Sevill and Albion Cofnpany advises that the Taimu, which left Southampton on March 10th for New Zei land, continued .her voyage from Balboa on March 27tih. The vessel is due at Wellington on April 16th. \ The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's liner Alahwia, from London, i ia, Pananm, arrived at- Auckland on Friday. After didcharging tie Auckland portion of her cargo the Mahana will proo£-?<l to Wellington, Lyttelton,, and Port Chalmers. Sae is due here about; April 9th.
N.2. SHIPPING COMPACTS LINE.
-Paparoa—Homewwd bound;, left Newport News £6th instant.
Benruora —Outward boond, left Newport News 22nd instant.
prari—Arrived London 2-t/h instant. Piako —From; iiverpool, l.rrived Auckland 17th instant, and calls alf LytUitoi! after discharging in Wellington. Vaimate—From St. Join} s, leaves W'eilingtoil for LytteHon Ist proximo.
STEAMER'S BOXTG.H VOYAGE.
MISHAP IX MI/^-ATLANTIC.
Tho New Zwian-J J^hi/jpinfr Company > ne v stumer Pisko, which, 'anived at Auckland from Liverpool 011 Suf.day, experienced very licavy, weather on the' voyage across the Alla&tio. The veeael lt.it Liverpool.on Febxu«
ary 2nd, and immediately ran into a succession of north-west and south-west gales. The wind blew with almost hurricane force, and Ira go seas broke aboairl the vessel, smashing several lifeboats. An exceptionally heavy sea carried away an iron alleyway on the starboard side, oompletcly flooding tho adjacent cabins. The weather was eo bad at times that it was necessary to heave-to for several Jiouts. 'When the Piako was about half-way across the Atlantic a wireless message was receive*! from the steamer Whakatane, also owned by the- same company, to the effect that tho had broken down and required assiatamoe. Tho Pinko put about and reached the disabled eteamer the following day. Her engineers rendered in effecWn® repairs, which occupied 38 hours. The Whakatano was then able to proceed on her voyage to Auckland, via Suva. Tho Piako arrived at Norfolk, Virginia, on February- 21st, and r.fter coaling left for Auckland, tho- remainder of the voyage being accomplished in fine -weather.
SHIPPING TELEGRAMS,
LONDON, MarcE 29. Arrived, Port Adelaide, from Australia; Port Nicholson, from "Wellington. Sailed, Gallic, for Sydney; Surrey, for Auckland.
'ANTWERP, March 28. Arrived, Clearton, from Melbourne; Kifulfu Maru, .from Sydney. SUEZ, March 28.
Arrived, Stroma,, from Pott Piria, , for Antwerp; Havo, from Melbourne, for the Tyne; Marina, from Australia; Trevo/ian, from Sydney, for Manchester; Tremeadow, from Sydney, for Loudon. DURBAN, March 28. Arrived, Clan Mackellar, from Adelai/le, for United Kingdom or Continent. SAN FRANCISCO, Marda 28.
Arrived, Manama, from Wellington; Sophia Chrietensen, schooner, from Vavau.'; Win. Bowden, sohooncr, from Sydney. Sailed, Las V«gae, for New Zealand porta. NEWPORT NEWS, MArch 28. Arrived, Wangaratta, from Wellington, for London.
TOCOPILLA, Inarch 28. Arrived, Marieohen, • four-maslfed barque, from Newcastle.
COLON,: March 28. Arrived. Durham, from Wellington, for Liverpool. NEW YORK, March 28. Arrived, Otaki, from Wellington. Sailed, City of Winchester, lice Auckland.
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