OVERSEA SHIPPING.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 8, 4 October 1907, Page 7

OVERSEA SHIPPING.

STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. From London: MAORI (duo Wellington about October 7, arrived Auckland September 26. (Shaw, Ba,vill, agents.) WIIAKAIi.UA (due Wellington about October 18), sailed on August 1, via Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, and Napier. Arrived Auckland October 1. (Tyscr l.'nc agents:) ARAWA (due. Wellington about October 9th}, sailed on August 22, from Capetown September 15, via Jlobart. (Shaw Sariil.) RIMUTAKA (due Wellington about October 23), Bailed on September 5, Plymouth 7th, Capetown 28tli, and Jlobart. (N.Z.S. Co.) OP AW A (due Wellington about November 5), sailed on September 10, via Auckland. Due Auckland.October24. (N.Z.S.Co.) NIWARU (due Wellington about November 8), sailed on August 30, via Melbourne Sydney, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.) MAMARI (due Wellington about November 5), sailed on September 19, Plymouth 21st, via Capetown and Hobart. (Shaw Savill, agents.) STAR OP .JAPAN (due Wellington about December 6), sailed on September 27, via Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.) From New York: NAIUNSnjItK (due Wellington about Octobcr 4), Bailed July 27, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. . Sailed from Sydney for Auckland on September 21. Arrived Auckland September 27. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) ■ MORAYSH [RE (due Wellington ahout Octobcr 51), sailed August 24, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. (F. 11.5. Line, agents.) CORNWALL (due Wellington about November 28), sailed on September 21, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) MIMI ItO (due Wellington about October 12), sailed August. 3, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. Left Sydney for Auckland, September 28. Arrived Auckland October 3. (Tyser Line, agents.) UALLAMSIIIRTj (due Wellington about Octobcr 23), sailed August 3, vie. Australian ports and Auckland. (A. and. A. Line, agents.)

OKIANA (due Wellington about October 25), sailed August 10, via Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland. (U.S. and A.S., agents)/ STAH OP NEW ZEALAND (due Wellington about November 15), sailed September M, via Melbourne and Sydney. (Tyscr Line, asents.) x LORD STANLEY (due Wellington about October 28), sailed September 20, via Auckland. (P.H.S. Lino, agents.) From Vancouver: I'O.NDO (due Wcllingion about October 4), sailed August 29, r.rrivod Suva September 21, arrived Auckland iicptcmbur 29. (P.H.S. Line.) SAILING VESSELS TO ARRIVE. OBEUON, four-masted barqucntine, sailed from Liverpool June 12. (Johnston and Co.) FOSiIOSA, barque, sailed from Liverpool August 2,0. iJoinalon xad C 0 . ,) GYSO, "ilnVian saftcft \ram ~&mCo.) BY TELEGRAPH. OVER-SEA ITEMS. ADELAIDE. October 3. Arrived.—Wakanui, from Wellington. \ LONDON. October 2. Arrived.—Rakaia, from Auckland. SUVA. October 2 Arrived.—Atua,, from Tonga, Auckland, and Samoa. Sailed.—Atua, for Sydney. COASTAL. October 3. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Mimiro (7.30 a.m.), Irom Sydney. Arrived.—Mimiro, from New York, via Australia. Arrived.—Moura; from Southern ports. Sailcd.-Corinthic (6.50 a.m.), for Wcl-Sailed.-Poudo (1.30 p.m.),' for Wellington. Sailed.—Corinthic, l'ondo, Nairnshire, for Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrived.— llotoiti (5 a.m.), from Oncliunga. Arrived.—Takapuna (11.45 a.m.), from Wellington. . Sailcd.-Itotoiti (1.55 p.m.), for Wellington. Sailed.—Takapuna (9 p.m.), for Onehuiiga. PATEA. Sailed— Aororc (6 a.m.), for Wellington. WANG AM UI. Arrived.—Stormbird (5.35 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailcd.-Stormbird (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington. ■ • 'NAPIER. , . Arrived.—Kahu (4 a.m.), from Wellington, via coast. BLENHEIM.' Arrived.—Opawa and Blenheim (4 a.m.), from Wellington. • . ■ ■■ LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Ripplo (8.15 a.m.), from Greymouth. ■Arrived—Mararon (8.20 a.m.), from Wellington. . Armed.—itonowai W p.m.), from SyOney Sailed.—Walaai (6.10 p.m.), for Wellington. ' SaHed.-Wiramera (6.15 p.m.), for WclUngtpn. VitEscngcrs — Misses Eae, Jfac■faddin, Morris, Mcsdamcs Morris and 2 children, Long, frost, Alderson and child, Smith, Messrs. 0. J. Winston, Liviiigutoflo, J. \V. IXurdU, l<.. B. Morris, Aldctsoft, J. C. Clarkson, T. Smith. For Sydney—Misses llopcr, JacUnon, Mcsdames Bonnington, Cox, Roiiev, lleAhurst, AVdvidge, Vapcn, A. If. C. Orr, Capt. Jlalet, Lieut.-Colonel Cressivcll, Itincman Craw, Messrs. G. Bonnington, A. E. D. Aldridge, Jamicson, Houston, Mills, Dyson, Lane, Colton. . Hailed-Mavavoa (6.M y.xa.), for WxUington. Passengers'— Misnes Chapman, Mnrlihy, Litchic; Oarrington, Lancaster, Cliatfte\d, Morton, Go\\gh, Kelly, FranUish, liiichaiiaii, Fcrguseon (2), Kcsda-incs Fletcher, Schwartz, Chapman, Anderson,, Williams, Tarrancc and child, Haine and child, Frgussoii, Stranger, Smith, Evans, Luke, Rev. Evans, Dr. Lcviuis, Mr. Justice Chapman, Mr. Justice Williams, Captain Willis, Messrs. Butcher, Haggitt, Leitherd, Blaclhyell, Schwartz, Blackburn, Grace, Bradshaw, Burrcll, Indcr, Jamieson, Kcegan, Nightingale, Matthews, Til ton, Clissold, Marchaiit, Urquhart, Hutton, Beadle, Weir, Sec, Clothier, Jones, Taylor, Logan, Stringer, Davenport, Gardner, Cook, Talbot, Chillinguorlh, Walker, Stringer, Smith, Luke, an dMaster Clissold.

WESTPORT. Arrived.—Regulus (6 .a.m.), from Batavia Arrived.—Komata (7.20 a.m.), from Melbourne. Arrived—Mapourika (8 a.m.), from Ncl6pn. - ■ - ■ ' ' Sailed.-Mapourika (10 a.m.), for Grey-"sailc'd.-Whaueapc (7 p.m.), for Wellington. " THE TYSER LINE." Messrs. Uamiantync and ' Co., . local agcrit3 for the Tyser Line, Ltd., advise that the Star of island left Liverpool for Auckland direct on September 11, and is due hero about Noyembr 14. Captain Boycc is .oming ill command. The llawkcs Bay is to leave Now-York on October 26, and will load under the auspices of the United Tyser Line. The Mimiro has 800 tons for this port, and will proceed to Lyttelton and Dunedin after discharging here. She is now in command of Captain Kemp, late of tho Hawkes Bay. Captain Lidstonc, late of the Mimiro is coming out as master of the new Tyser stcamur Nerehana, which was launched on August 29. The new Tyser Liner Whakarua arrived at Auckland last Tuesday. She is duo hero on October 18, and has 12100 tons of cargo for this port. Captain 0. C. Fclgate is in command, the other deck olliccrs being: Ohicf, Mr J. Duncan; second, Mr. P. D. Day; third, Mr., W. E. Bain; fourth, Mr. Si. 0. Bye. Mr. A. Young (late of the Niwaru) is in charge of the engine department. The Whakarua., which was built at Belfast, lias a gross tonnage of about 6600 tons, and a length of 46Sft. She is constructed on the shelter-deck type, wit- three complete stcol decks, Her cargo space is divided into five spacious holds and 'tween decks, three of which are ■ insulated for the carriage of frozen meat cargoes. A full and complete equipment of steam winches and the necessary derricks ensures expeditious, disposal of cargo, the derricks being swung from tho masts and special posts erected for the purpose. Electricity is installed throughout the ship, and, generally speaking, she is replete with all the most modern appliances necessary in a vessel of her class. Tho Whakarua left London on August 1, and made the run out to Melbourne in tht , good time of 12 days 18hours, and met with generally moderate weather, with extreme cold in the Southern Ocean. On discharging cargo at Melbourne the steamer proceeded to Sydney, and left the latter port for Auckland on September 26, meeting with fine weather across. 1 — " THE'HELEN DENNY." The barque Helen Denny arrived in the stream frbm Sydney at noon yesterday. She was granted pratique, and berthed at the Railway Wharf about 5 p.m. The acrgo consists of hardwood and Oregon pine. Captain Holm, of the Helen Denny, is a son of tho popular captain of the Knnerdale, who himself was skipper of the vessel for six years. There were two passsengcrs by the Helen Denny, namely, Misses Holm and llowdcn. The voyage occupied 74 days.