SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 527, 7 June 1909, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. JUNE. . ■.'. ... ...:.. ■■'■•' " . Day. ''Hr; m.' '■ Full moon . ....,,... .4- 0.65 p.m. Last quarter ... ..." '.;. 11 21J p.m. New moon * ... ■ ■..; ;o y„: 1G -10 58 a.m. First cuartcr ...', ....,.;..., 26; ■ 6-13 a.m. HIGH WATER."•,-- r : ~»\. To-day, 6.67 a.m.; 7.17 p.m. To-morrow. 7.46 a.m.; 8.7 p.m. ■'. i-' ■ sun; ' . ,' Sue rises to-dar, 7.9 a.m.; 6Cts, 4.28 p.m.

ARRIVALS. " ■","'' SATDEDAY. "JUNE «. frnm^P.f.. 8 - B '. (7 ' 5 4 a.m.), 2598 tons. Manning; M?i?in« „P<"sengors: ■: Saloon-Misses rn„ P o ?'- Kcndordino, Palmor. Gow, Lalting, Walker, Mcsdamos Buttar, Living: fl.S e, iplf a^ '?■■' ! ?S?. wl, • P f ulc ' Crawford-and iSfant. M Master. OUiver. Landells (2), Studholmo. loS s A And T er ? o, l' Booth. Perkins and boy. §^ derd n ni! '. J v a ,ckson, Lord Plunket, .Captain S.„» y 'v < B aßt S W ,*' P u «? r r 'J. Hcn - Wißram.' Messrs. Iw' wv-V. M ll ™!?.' M.P., R. Beaton. Rhodes, Kerr. Whitty, Kirk, Johnston,'■: Wade, Sntton v^!2:' M S???i 01ark A Pardsley. Haynca; Oxlcy, rKS ?, 5 '- n M A . Gr 'i?sby, . Taylor, M'Kellar, Lindsay,'Boyle, Kerr. Guinness. Anderson, Nosworthy, Atkinson, Baks, Clayton, Triggs, Parker.' Booth, Nurse, Maultsaid, Soutor. Go\v. Rowlly Harris, Masters Flock (2), Singleton, Ouddic. Nichols, Nicholson, Cuddic, Hardy, and Brickcll; J3 steerage. ; ,'. ' '. ■ . •

STOBJIBIED.'.s.B. (8.50 dm.). 217 tons, H'lntyrc, from Wanganui.'- ■ . . . .HUIA 8.5.. .(6.50. a.m.l. . 127- tons, DowclY, from Wanganui. ■•■■ "' : ■; AEAPAWA, s;s. (9,20 a.ml),' 268 tons, Corby, from Wanganua ■ ,'•• • . KIRIPAKA, 6.5. (I p.m.). ISS tons, Di»n. from

MAPOURIKA'; is. (5 p.m.). 120J tons. Konncdy, from Nelson and West Coast. Passengers: Saloon -Misses Vogele, Morgan, Campbell. Drake; Mcsdames H6llow, Peary, Ehodcs and 2 children, Ho mes, Bagshaw. Trask. Lcckie and ohild. Hallock; Messrs. Bodgors, 'W. K Hay. Mackenzie, Bond, Ewmg, Watchman (2). Honton. • Maben, M jfenzie.Lawor. .Honse, .Todd.'Vinson.' Ashton, Sullivan, Hnghson. Checsbrough, Muir, Dr. Ewart, $$% dd .' ■ Oaptain Bagshaw, Hon. E. Beeves, M.L.C., Smith, Lvons, Flanagan, Sing. Hon. Trask, M.LO:, Colvin, M.P., Guy, Marr. Henrys. Bronson; 12 steerage. v • ■■- ■ .*,■. ■.• TE ANATJ, s.s. (11.20 p.m.) 1652 tons\ Aldwell, trora Nelson and Pieton. Passengers: SaloonMisses Geddes,, Lonch, Bitsett (2), Mills,' Crass, .Tonnes. Johnson, Holm, Holm. Howden, Brewer. dames Peako, Patchott, Iremoneer- and child. M'Connoh, Bollinßhaw, Love. Halo,: Duncan, Sawman, Fryer, Harvey.and child.x Oheesomsn. Hole, Messrs. Gaffaney. Cantair. M'Pougal, Lewis, Oaigon. Kellow, Scott, Cathie, Dr. Wheeler, Morrlson. Lawler, Hunt, Hnnt. .Pickwell.. Graham; r}^ l ~%n taS n oi ,' burner. Dean, Speed,, Russell, liothscnild, Graham, Jeffries, Cooke, Linzins, Foster, Swrtt, Knox. \Gibhons. : Parsons.'SUnles, Irvmn. M'Oonnon. Taylor. Tluck... Baigcnt, Duncan. Rharnin. M'Guire, Self, Graca; 7 1 6teernire.'. >. a.s. (11.45 p.m.). 120 tons,. Watson, ■from Blenheim. . ' «. :■'.'.:■:

'■■'•'- ,SUNDAT,"JHNE 6;i'"••■ ■" '•'•''•''";' \ WAIHI, si;" (6.25 'a.m.), 92 tons, Carey," from Blenheim. ■.'"■■■ • ■•.-. >,J .'.■:■ . _KAHU, as. (4.45 i,.m.), 162,t0n5, Carlson,, from Napier, via Oastlepoint and East Coast, > MAOEI, as. ,(7.lfi a.m.), 6317 tons. Hunter,'from Dyttelton. Passengers: Saloon-Misses Hamilton; Davis, Noilson, Schmidt,.Hart, Buchurch,Nur6e Burnett, Long,' 'Williamson,'Sinciiir,. Livingstona, 4 Toswell.. Ingles, Hutchinson,, Mandell, Brioe, •Hayes, Mesdames Tout, M'Lean, M'Kenrio and child, Allen, Williamson, Sinclair, Eolands, Lewisou, Paul, Hutchinson,! Messrs. Millar. Campbell, glen, Hon.: Acstcy.. Tout, Oraigie, M.P., Thornton, Hon. M'Lean, King, Day, Henshav, Bernard. Jas. Allen, M;P., Hmp, Bell, Clarke-Johnson, Bryant, Eobins,. Davoy, M.P' Mitchell,.Forsyth,'- Felton, Thomaa. Gooder, Masters. Dudley' and Eabone; Seigo, Clark, M.P., Knight,. Meckley,. Stephenson, Sandstcin, Anderson,'Scales; Hon. Sinclair, Furkct, Hon. Callan; Pollock, Putey, M'Donald. Ben-y/Parata, M.P., Carson, Hyams, Crjchton, J, 0. Thompson,- M.P., Burton, M.P., Hon. Louisspn, Watson, /Hanah, M.P., Hon. Paul, Forbes, M.P.. Green; EU., M.P.. Slow, Eu&eoII. M.P., Har-rison-Jpneß, Alexander, Tomlinson, Eeoks, Wilson. Oox, Meicns. Hon.'Duncan, Sidey, M.P., Hart Arnold, M-P., Clark, Scaly, Captain Clarke, ■Tamicson. Hoghill, Grant, G. M. Thomson, M.P.; 40. steerage. H.M.S. PIONEER (9.15'a.m;l 2200' tons, 8 gnns. Oommander W. F. Blunt, from Auckland. PHKAKI, s.s. (10 a.m.)., 1444-tons, .Watson, from Lyttelton. .;. ■ ' .■'"■'.'■,.'•

WAIICAEE, s.s. (2.10 p.m.),'3071-tons,-Bernccti, from Lyttclton and'Dunodin. Passengers: Saloon -Misses Wirner.'.Beloher, Bolt, Shaw, Hunt. Loo,: Angus, •'. Barsy.i Kcirnan. Ashbolt, ■ Mesdames Adams, Wynkis, Dillon. Hudson and infant, ■Laurenson, Smith, Knowles, liady Ward. MoserslLang, Columb, Stevens; Kingi.Hari, Doorlr.Shaw, Mason, Handloy,' Andrews, TuStin, Hutton, Trowcr. Bead, Cooper. : -Tcraperton, ■ ■ Magnus; Laurenson, M.P., Hon. Johh BaTr, T.E. V Taylor; M.P.. Hon. Smith,- Angus, Kractzer, Mulligan. Walker, Knowles, Doylo,: Gronside; Guthrie; 14 stoernse. . .. ■■~. >.-..' ;'■ MATATTJA,' < "s.s. •(4 p.m.). 6458 '.tons,.' \ Holmes, anchored; in Btream, from' London; 'Via Auckland and Napier.'-. '■.- ••'■ - ••. ■■•'.'■•

\ : .DEPARTURES.■, / ' . '■••■•'.'• SATUEDAY,. JUNE- 5.' .' .'/ ■'.". ' ROSAMOND, s,s. -(U a, m ,), 721 t OM. Edwin, for Plotou and Melson.. . . , ~ . . . ItpTOm, 8.8. (1.30 T.m.), 1159 tons,' Lambert, for Plcton, 1 Nelson,. Westport, and Groymouth. Pas-eongers-Salooni'For Picton—Misses Lakine, Dodson, Mesdames .Dodson. Ohisnall, Messrs.' Oates,Kvan, Cato, Smith, Chisnallt. Dalton, Kolper, Wright. For Nelson-rlliss Harvey, Mesdames Harvey, Hooro (2). Oooley, Messrs. j Grecnslade, Brown, Preston, Leoro, Levien, Moors.i For Wejt. port—Miss Ohapman, Mesdames Ohapman. Bennett, Messrs. Wcboy, M'Kay,. Broome. Bennett, and leaver. . For, Greymouth-JOsßes Lawn' (2), H?rton, Mesdames Badey, Harrison and infant, Bray and infant, Muir, Myers, Oai'ter, Qunn; Hambleton,,Hcllycr.,Messrs.,Exloy, Mulr.' Kersey, Carter. Dwan, Hambleton, Good, White, Parsons, Hellycr, Willis, Burke; Oarson, Thornton, Douglas, Carson, Douglas, and Black,

QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, b.s.' (4.10 pjn.)', 198 tons, Harvey, for Foxton. POnEEUA,,sj/(4.35 p.m.), 1175 tons, Robertson, for Groymouth. ■' ~ » ' ' ROB BOY, s.B. (8.16 p.m.), 95 tons, M'lntyre, for HaTeloclt. •'■ ■•.■■• ■'■ MANGAPAPA,; s.b. (10.50 p,m.),i 164 tons, Flefe chcr, for. Wostport and Karamca. OPAWA, s.b'., (11 •• p.m.);, 110. tons, Eckford, for Blenheim. . ••■' '.-.' . , .. ■■..'. ■ MARAROA, b.s. (11.40 p.m.), 2598 tons; Manning, for Jiirttclton.- Passengers:' Saloon—Miss Cameron, Mcsdames Falconer,'Lbngmore (2), Fleming Bush, Hall, Nicoll. Dawe«. Dr.. Fuloonor, ''■(■"it.. Sandlc, Messrs.. Wake, Young,! Pennoy, Noalo' Banks, Bush, Turner. Ryan, Fairbaim. keiicr, Harrop, Morgan, Taylor, Estcourt, Williamson, Dawes.- . '~. «> > .-■' ■' ' \ • ■■ 'SDNDAr, JCNE6.; ~.....:; NORA' OTVEN.b.b. (J.JO a.m.), 56'tona,' Brown, for Cook Strait. '.;.. •■■■' ■

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.. Toinui; Woitara, Juno 7. .. l A ■ ; Woimea, Nelson, Juno 7. '-- . }'■. . -'.. , .'. Mararoa, Lyttolton, June 8. ; Cygnet, Kaikoura, June B. '. ' i ■' Queen of tho South, Foxton, Juna 8.. '.'.-•;. Opawa, Blcnhoim, Juno 8. ; -",- ■ V,. Alexander, New. Plymouth, ... .Maitai, Auckland and Napier, Juno 8. Corinna,. southern ports, Juno 8. • Moeraki; Sydney direct, Juno 9.. . .' Rotoiti, Nelson and West Coast, June 10.: Warrinioo, Melbonrue, via Hobart and southern ports. June H. •.■ .••>,' Wimmera, Dunedin and Lyttclton, June 1L

.PROJECTED DEPARTURES.- - Whangapo.'Westport, Juno 7. - ~ ■ Patccna, Plcton: and Nelson, June 7. Tainui, Waitara, June 7. Pukakl, Picton and West Coast, June ?. Koromiko; Wcstport, June' 7. > ' Aororc, Patea, June 7. - , . ■' Wairau, Nelson and Motuoka,: June 7. -. Ktormbird, Waujanni, June 7. J Waihi, /Blenheim, 1 June \7, ■•■■■•.• •'•'.. Maorii Lyttclton, Juno 7i' -.•'■.'• Blenheim, Blenheim, Jubo 7. Waimea, Nelson and West Coast, June 7. ■'■■■'. Manaroa, Motuoka,. Juno 7."'■ " Aranawa, Wanganui,'June 7:' Waikare. Napior, Gisborne. Auckland, June 7. Kahu, East Coaßt and Napier, June 7. Kiripaka, Patea, June 7. .-. Maitai, Lyttclfon arid Dunedin. June 8. ' Mapourika, Nelson and West Coaßt,- June' 8 Huia, Wanganui,' Juno- 8." -.'•■•:■,• ■ -~.■ Queen of tho: South, Foxton, June 8. ■ Opawa, Blenheim,, June 8. ' •''' ■""•' Mararoa. 'Lyttelton, June' 8.'•" Cygnet, Knikonra and'Lj-Uelton.'Junoig. 1 '•'■' v Corinnn, Nolson, New. Plymouth, Onehunga, .' Mooraki, Lyttclton', Diinedin, iJuno 10.- ' Rosamond, New Plymouth, Onehunga, June 11. Warfimoo, Sydney direct,' June 11.-..••.' v

, - ; INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. ;.' ..,...: . MOVEMENTS OF. STEAMEBS. '. •. - MOANA, s.s., left Melbourne May 26 for Wellington, via southern ports and flobait. A* rived Ulufl* May 31 and Wellington June -I Left same day for .'Sydney direct. Duo Sydney Juno 8. / ■ ;■ , - , ULIMAKOA, • s.s. left Sydney May 29. for Wellington direct. Arrived Wellington Juno 2. Left' June 3,, for Melbourne, via southern 'ports and Hobart. Due Melbourno June 12. WARIUMOO, 5.5.,. left ■ Melbourno Juno Z. for' ■Wellington, via Hobart and southern ports. 'Duo Wellington Juno 11.; Leaves same day for Sydney direct. "Duo Sydney Juno 15. , MOKOIA, s.s., left Sydney Juno 2, for' Auckland. Arrived Auckland Juno.6, tranships to Tnlune, and.leaves again for' Sydney June 7. SIANtJKA, s.s,, lenves: Melbourne Juno 9, for Wellington, via Hobart add southern ports.-Dne Wellington Juno 18.; Leaves' eoma day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney' June- 22. ■, ■ ' MOEEAKI, s.s., left Sydney Juno 5, for Wellington direct. Due Wellington June 9. Leaves June 10,' for Melbourno.'via southern ports and Hobart. Duo Melbourne June 19. ~ '

VICTORIA, s.s,, leaves Sydney, June 9, for Wellington, via Auckland.and East Coast ports. Duo Auckland June IS, and .'Wellington, June 18. Loaves same day for Lyttelton and Duncdin. WIM.MERA, s.s,, leaves Duiiedin Jyne 8 for Sydney, via LylloHon, Wellington, Napier, and Auckland. Due Wellington "Juno 10, >Aucltland June 13. and Sydney June 13. TAIjUNT;, s.« , leaves Auckland June 7 for Duncdin, via fliMioino. Nunior. Wollimrtou.' and Lvttolton. Due Wellington Juno 10, wHliMokoia's Sydney cargo. OVERSEA SHIPPINC. I STEAMERS'TO AHKIVE., From London, STAR OF NEW ZEALAND (dne Welllnrtnn •bout Jnno 10), sailed fvia Australia. AucJUud ood Nftpias, Hysex r,in« aginta.)

;' WAKANTTT (due-Wellington about June 9), gailod on April 20, Plymouth. April 22, via Capo Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping 1 Co., agents.) '. ■■• • . ■' . .-■. lONIC (due Wellington about Juno 14), nailed on April 29, Plymouth May 1, via Capo Town and Hobart. (Shaw-Savill Lino, agents.) KAIKOURA (due ; Wellington about July 1). sailed on May 4, via' Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) ' NEREHANA(duo Wellington, about July 14), failed on May 6, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. - (Tysor Lino,, agents.) ; TDSAKIKA (duo Wellington, about; July 1), Failed on May 14, Plymouth May 5, via Capo Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.)' ■, ■ ■ ■.'., '~ • ATHKNIO (due Wellington July U), sailed on May-27, Plymouth' May 29, via' Capo Town and Hobart, (Bhaw-Savjll Lino.' agents.) ..'■.. STAB OB AUSTRALIA (duo Wellington about July 28), sailed May 29, via Australian ports and Auckland. (Tyser Line, agents.) •From Liverpool. MORAYSHIRE (due Wellington about June 25). sailed on April 24, via Australia and Auckland. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) DEVON (duo Wellington about tailed Mav 29. via .Australian ports and Auckland. (F.H.S. Lino, agents.)

From Now York. . r ,'■•' ..STAB OF. SCOTLAND : (duo WeMngton abont June 7), 6ailcd on March, 27, via Australia and ~" Auckland. (Tyser Line, agents.) ' .' ■ ,- ■ ■ WALKTJRE (due Wellington about July 8), V Bailed on May 3, for Wellington direct. (Vacuum.' Oil Co.. agents.) ' ' . • \ '! "■ BANTU (due Wellington about August 6), sailed on May 15, via Australia and, Auckland. (A, and A. Lino, agents.), "'■ . — '■.•'.' ../" .SAILER TO, ..'',■(.•" .'.- : 0 :..-.■■' CLARA, barque, sailed from Liverpool May 2J, for Wellington. "■• . .'■" .'■ ■'-..... BY, TELEGRAPH..-'..' "".'!.. ':■■.'. ' ■ OVERSEA. 1 ■' ' ■ '•■'■ . . ,' HOBART, Jm»,4,' v Sailed.—Warrimob (1 p.m.). for Bluff. • n ■'■■.• ■■■..■■ MELBOURNE, Jnne S.' Arrived;— Manuka, from EobarUand New &»• ' land porta. .•'.'••■•. ■ . HOBART. June 5. Arrived.—Wakanui, from London. ..." , SYDNEY. June S. .' Sailed.-MperaM f (J.I6 p.m.), for WcHtoeton,, . ;.,.;/• '<'': .:',.,' :,■;•'■■ coastal. ;■,'.};.' .'■ ■:. '.:'■ ■ Saturday; june .&. '■'."•''.■ ./.'.■■'. auckland.; : .. .'-.,'•;■ Sailed.—Maitai, for southern ports. Passeneen for Welrhißton—Misses Osborne,' Statt; Star ot v Scotland ((' a.m.),' for Wellington; ftroan, foe' / Gisborne. ' : ■'V ,' :,. ■■■■•: '~ °>v •■'■■:•.'■"'.•' . Arrived.'-Kaitun.a, from:.w.estport. i, / '.'■.'. £ '■(>■ ■;. -■:■.-/ ONEHUNGA. ■,•■• , .'■"■•;'.'-'" ';': | ';■(, : Axrivcd.—Takapuna.(9ilo,,a.mJ, from New.Plj-.:.". inonth. . .■' '>' "■.:..', ! ' •.''.'■■.'■ .■•> ■• '-.■■.'•:... -J' . FIOTON. ■■ v., ■. Arrived.—Rosamond (5.45 p.m.). from Welling'' ': ton;Botoiti (6i p.m.), from .Wellington. To sail,—Rotoiti'(lo P.m.), for Nelson.: RbsaJ ~ mond (11 p.m.), for Nelson. " ..- V\...;-.'■ .'-.' ','.''. ' ". LYTTELTON. 'V: . '.'''..'■'"'V" Arrived,—Wiramcra, (5.45 a.m.),;- and \MfniSrow ; (730 a.m.), from Wellington. ;',..■: .;;,•■ \ v

■' '':■■'■ ■■::■:■■ DVJNEDIN. v Arrived.—TTllraarba, from/Sydney, ton and Lyttelton.' ( ."■::'>.; ■■■-■ '.",' ■':', '■' SHNDAT, JUNE 6. '':■"; ; '!.■;?'■/•■ '." ■';'■.■ ■"■}.•■ ■■>'DOKIiAHD/.''-'-. !: -!.--. •■■:-. •'; ; ' Arrived.—Havua; from WostTOrt;vTalun»- (tttV£ vxl.), from southern, portsi .Mokoia (3.30 u.aU,' from Sydney. . .<'.' .-.-'. ■;. . : .. '.'. onehtoga; .';"' : • •. ■ , Bailed.—Takapuna (3.20 pjn,), for Hew' Pry' 1 •mouth. '.- ■ •"'• ■■• '••"'"■ •.'■-''•:■■:■' v < '.'"' ; : :MAMpKAU'HEADS.. ..l;.':,:. 1 :'.; Bailed.—Takapnna cleared Heads .at S&vTiA.'. - "■ ■ |■'■.•■'' : . '.''■ ■patea. , .- : -- , ;- v ■■"-■•''■- .■■■'■"'■, '■■. Arrivcd.-Hana (11,40 a.m.), fromi WeUiwtony \ '-:.'■■,'.•' ■'„"■ '.'.roxiotr.' -.--'■■" -i' ■"■■ -"- '"■•;-■- -'■ '■■: ■-*' - ''•" Arrived.-Qneen of tho South 1 (9 a.m.), fromWotf lington. '■'" "■■'•. '.■'•>''•' ■'.:.-- '-"i;-;.' . ;yi. .■•-,•-5 ■.<; ■ ■.■..■! ;.■■..,. , BIiENHEUt.;■,/:.;■, '~.,. Anivei-Opawa (9.'a.m.), from' Wellington. '■;■';. ,'•• - ; ■■'•';■■;:;;■■ ; -,iNEMON..- '..■■,,'* w.-J: Arrived.—Eotoiti (6a.rn.V from Piotbn, ■;.•;■.■. ..',, ,■■ ;•.•"''.'■■'-• . LYTTELTON. -•.'("-;-•■. V ,—;^ •Arrived.—Eakanoa. (7.30 a-m.)/. from WostpoHl, Mararoa (12J0 p.m.), from Wellington; Agapa*.' thus (4.15 p.m.), from Timarn. . . -~,■,'.. •'■•'■> .';• .'."■,■ ■duhhmm.-':'■'.-,/ : ''"'--'j/"■'.-.','■.',' ' Arrived.—Wlmmora, from Bydney, via Auckland' and ports; Aotea, from Lytt-oltons Waihora, fromi Lytteltou. . ...■ Bailed.-Corinna, for northern porta; TJlimaroa, for Melbourne, via Bluff. Passengers-Saloon; For Melbourne—Miss Sibley, Mesdames Laurent! and children,'Elliott, governess, and two children, Messrs;' Anderson, Doles, Fieaster, li' Donald, Godfrey, Johnston, Inglis, M'OuUough, Pine,' King,. Higgin, Lauronti. , For Bluff: 1&. Wright; U stcorago for all ports, \ - , . , , ''■■■:■ ■■. ; :".V'^'.'.;. > BLUFF.\ ; ' v' V : ''' , '.-i v ~ Arrived.-yairunav from 'Auckland;.( ~ ' '.'..■" .-'

■ • , ~ BIDNEY'BOAT. ■-■ ■ ' The local offlco ot the Union''Btieam'Bhip Company has received cable advioo.that tha lloarakl left Sydney for WeUinEton at 2 o'doci on Baturday afternoon. She is bringing 36 saloon and 44 steerage passengers for this port. >

'.; . '■■~ ■ '.MATATUA ARRIVES. , , , . . 'At 4 o'clock yesterday'evenws tho Shaw, SariU. ( and Albion Oo.'e steamer Matatua arrived from London, via N Auoklandiand NapicrJy The vessel, ' having a consignment. of explosives on board, took: up an anchorage in tho .stream, and will commence d^Bharsing,soma,timb to-day...:. . ■■■'■■ PIOTON-NEIiSON SEEVIOE. ')' The Pateen&'s overhaul having now been completed, she re-enters the Kclson-Pioton service, and will leave at 1145 pjn. to-day. Tha.To Aua, which arrived from Pioton and Nelson on Satop. . ' day night, is to bo;laid up in Wellington. Oap-j tain Lambert, ■ formerly of the Araiiuxa. took; . command of the Botoitl on Saturday, and "Oap-I tain Stewart, who had been, in temporary.co»-i ' mand of tho Eotoiti, remained in Wellington,' andi • resnme^ as master of .tho.Patcena, v' -■ :.,: v ■,» '.; ■'■■'."' STAR OP SCOTLAiml v: ' V '■)'<■":-': Messrs, Banuatyno and 00, Ltd.,agents Tysev Line, notify: consignees, that the Star ot; Scotland is expected to arrive this moraine. 0oo* : '■"■ signees are requested to prcsaut bills of.lading, and toko dolivory of their cargo."' v'• '■• ■•;•' ■ ' ! After disoliargiuii.,tho Wellington portion-of hec 1 ' •cargo, the Star of Scotland proceeds to Dunedin. .' On June. 17 she 1b duo at Lyttolton.-and afterwords touches ' at, Wanganui, Gisbbrne; and\. Noplor. FromNaplor she returns to Wellington; and is expootod to sail finally from"' thi» port l :N----about July 4, '■■•.■.'■■.■> .--V".-. ... v' ,v-,..••• • ■■~

.~- A' HEAVr' OUTWARD OAJIGCv V/i -''v?';* So far as this season's shipments', are con ■'.•'.' corned, the Opawa'e shipment of frozen meat t ~' by far the largest that has left New Zc&land'ii • one bottom, and reaches tho great total of 114,41*'1. carcasses of mutton and lamb.. Tho Kaiparas i which sailed, on Saturday last', was carrying 112.950 carcasses, and balf-a-dojon Ulnar veaseli''•". now on their way to London are cachjcarrying'from 105,000 to:108,000 carcasses, .Tho Opawa Ballet . i from Lyttclton last-Wednesday.. Other.linos oi-'T her cargo are:-16,664 Backs of-oats, wheat, an< seed, 29J3 bales of. wool, 1679 caartors'of. neat' 834 bales of Has, hemji, and fibre, and 1513 caski : ' of tallow, polts, oto,'. Following oro complete do- ' tails of too Opawa's cargo:—From Lyttolton: 8123 oarcasses mutton ;and Jamb, 1227 bales wool,-: 3734 saclis wheat, 6833 sacks oats, 65 Backs peas, 216 casks tallow, 267 casks of casings, 60 casks of otco, and 43 casks casings. From Auckland: 10 boxes gold, 21 bars bullion, 284!. cases kauri, cum, 71 bales flax, 184 bnles wool, 12 bales leather, 185 bags tin clippings, 838 bags and 16 cases concern- - trates, 1303 pieces timber, 1203 sacks copra; 130. casks tallow, 16 casks pelts, nod a quantity of tanckaha bark. From. Napier: 4992: carcasses lamb, 1672 carcasses mutton, 1679 quartora beef,.' 167 cascß.froicn sundries, J23 sacks hides, 9 casks. i And 2 cases casings, 66 tasks l>rcra. jus., 85 casks tallow, 68 casks pelts, 380 bales wool, and 348 ■ sacks scrap tin. From Picton: 10,790.cDKasscji: lamb, .2542 carcasscß mutton, 177 bales w001,:78,.. casks tallow,, 85 bales hemp, 10 hales skins, 31 "' orates, kidneys,' 1 case .swcetbrcadS, and lcaso .- , sundries! From Bluff !i58,595 carcasses lamb, 7265'. carca«3es mutton, 26s pieces lamb, 252 pieces '•. mutton, 518 boles wool, 288 casks tallow, 40 casks pelts, 4265 sacks oats, 206 bales flbrc s 261 bales tow, 400 oasos preserved meats, 260 sacks grass ' seed, and I case sundries.' From Port Chalmers i ■■ 8152 carcasses lamb, 4207 carcasses mutton, ,2505 : sacks oats, 29 bales w001,'15.7 bales, hemn, 54 r bales tow, 80 casks tallow,; 1 cose' plantß. From Oamaru: 11,936 carcases lamb, 2386 carcasses mnt-' ton.' From Timaru: 16.661 carcasses lamb. .6019 carcssscs mutton, 408 .bales wool, 60 casks prom, jus., and 35 casks pelts. ' ; : -: -,• , ' .* ..;.

Advices has boon' received from Suva stating '} that the barrio Woathcrsfiold armed thcro'at 4.p.m, on Saturday..,, ,;..-■■ ~ ; •, ;•, «' ,■■•]■■ ■ Kopaira to tho Aorero liavlcg been' completed,.. .'i the little vessel is to: continue her running, and will lcavo'for Patca afternoon;. •.• ..:.'' !Tho New Zcalaud Shipping Oo.'s liner Rimu- ', talra, left Wnitara for Timaru' on Saturday. On y the way down she was to call at Wellington Heads to.land Stevedores. . ••■, . . -. Messrs. Johnston and Co.. Ltd., agents for th« Manaroa, call attention to tho' fact that tnla •■-. • vessel is to sail for Motueka at 10 a.m, Mo-day; • instead of 5 p.m. as previously, advised. .• The lonic, now on Iter way }rom Plymbuth.to Wellington.'la in command of Captain E. Qrosby Eoberts, R.N.H., who was formerly chief officer of the Gothic, and who more recently has'been in. command of tho Persic v . -Mr. Allport, Secretary of the Marino nerraHment, received a tfelcgrnni on Saturday morning from the principal UghtUccpcr at East Capo staling that the Government steamer Hlncmba ' had arrived oft the lighthouse, but,'owing to tho heavy sea then running-there was no immediate prospect <)f a landing being effootcd. : ■•.