SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 543, 25 June 1909, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS

PEASES OF THE MOON. JTTSE. Day. Hr^m. Pnll moon 4 0 55-ji.ra, Last quarter ... ...\ .:. II 2 B p.m. New moon ...' ....... 18 105ta.m. First quarter ~. ', ...: ... 26 ' 613 a.m. N high wAtee. To-day, 10.7 n.ra.; 10.27 PJO. To-morrow, 10.52 ajn.; 11.12 p.m. -SUN. Bun rises to-day, 7.16 a.m.; «ct», 423 p.m. ARRIVALS. THURSDAY, JUNE 24. ABAPAWA, Bβ. (2.15 am.), 268 tone, Oorby, from Wanganui. , „ , ROB. BOY.'. 1 B.s. (2JO a.m.), 95 tons, M'lntyre, from Blackball. „ BLENHEIM, 8.8. (3.10 a.m.), 120 tone, Wateon, from Blenheim. WAIKATJ, s.s. (6.15 a;m.),, 93 . tons, Vendorc from Nelson. PATEHNA, e.6. (6.40 a.m.), 1212 tone, Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon-Misses Btampcr, Hyde, Meedamra Davidson, Dohncs, Stanton, Lawry, Odcy, Graham, Phillhn, McMrs. Hotohor, Grant, Holmes, Homing, Byreh, FiteGibbon, Graham. • Smith, Hopkins, Macphernon, Waters, Moss, Richards, Hamilton; 14 Bteerage. VICTORIA, s.s. (8.50 α-m.), 2959 tone. Knlnistlo, from Dnnedin and Lyttolton. Pasecnßors: Saloon—Misses Hunter, M'Kay (3), Shaw, Mes- i dames Skinner. Gerard, Messrs. J. Skbmer, But-1 ter, J. M'Kay, Shaw (2), A. James. Buchanan, W. B. Apnlcton, Walker, Gravo, 0. Bay, Janiiewra; I 14 steerage. STORM, s.a. (9.35 a.m.), 405 tons, Woods, from Lyttelton. j AEAHUEA, 6.5. (12 35 p.m.), 1596 tons, Lambert, from Grcymouth, Westport, Nelson, and Picton. Pns«cnsors- SaJdon-lUs=cs Allan, Fitajoncs, Michel, O'Neill. Brown, Loaraiont, Tavendale, M'Kay, Green, Sullivan, flciitloy, Mcsdaincs Sadler, M'Keill. Campbell, Dakin, M'Carlby, llcrlino, 1 Swindale, Boulton, Lurona, Dr. Talbot. Dr. Hulli vrright, Messrs. Campbell, Fella, Spear, QooiV, ! Histgins, Thornlcy, Melville, Parkinson. Coote, i Hennessey, Ferguson, Bowe, Wood, Tustln. Ford, ! Headland, Stophons, Wilcorfcs, Parata, M'Larcn, Ttcnrj', Kiividson, Duncan (I), Bond, Straute, Mandrhon, Kins, Sullivan, Henderson, Boulton, Toad,, Bryant, K'BsaUi, Craig. KOEOMIKO, ss. (3 p.m.), 1541 tons, Ohrinp, from Wcstwrti ROSAMOND, s.B. (8.25 p.m.), 721 tons, Edwin, from Onehunga/ via povte. ' WAIHI, s.s. ',(9.5 p.m.),-. 92 tons, Carey, from The Grove. i TAKAPUNA, s.s. (10« p.m.), 103G tons, Steirart, from Pioton and Nelson. Passengers , Saloon— Misses Talbot, Hale, Gibbs, Reeves. Werfbroek, Lakins, Tome, Cameron, Cheeeeman, Wilkins, Lloyd, Moedames Iloopor, Tui, Chisholm, Windlcburn, Ward and infant, K'Kcnna, Adam Eon, Haybittlc and boy, Napier and child, Paton. Meeera. Trson. Ilansen, Barber. Itov. Hooper, Chisholm, Kinneburgh, Averr, Bncden, Eollet, Turner, Honnscll, 'Vl'Kcnna, Airoy. Kirkpatrick, Martin, Witlian, ■ Croll,■'■, Busby; Connor, , Ball, : Gibbs, Shuohv, Tlttlcy, ShHieill, Weeks, Brookbrldec, GrilTon,- Connolly, Riloy, Goultcri Ward, Bell (2), .Manning: ,9 6t«er«co. QUEKMf OF THE SOUTH, B.s. 01.30 p.m.), 198 tons, Harvey, from N Porton. FRIDAY, JUNE 2.5. WAVFjULBY, e.s. (IJO a.m.), 157 tons, Hurp, from Foxton, ' , DEPARTURCS. THURSDAY. JUNE 24, REGULTJS, S.S. (U.« am.), 655 tons. Gibbons, for Wcstport. FLORA, ss. ttlM pn.l, 1273 tons,'Jt'Brido, for Napier, East Coast Bays, and Auckland.- , VICTORIA, s.n. (4.25 p.m.), 2969 tons, Entwistlo, for' Sydney,; \ia Napier, Gisbornc, and. Anck- . WAP.RIM;6d,;'Bia. (5.20 f p.m.),' 5529 tons,- NoTillOj for Melbourne,'; via southern porta ; and Hobart. Pasocngers—Saloon: For Lyttelton—Mtea Howard, Jlesdames Qruni, Clark, Barratt, Robinson. Britten,- and Baker, .Or. Talbot, Archbishop Redwood; Messrs. Olark,' Barratt,'Campbell,: M'Kay, Stroute, Grani,-Bennett, Kodßer, Burnett,.'and M'Fnrlanp. For '■ Duncdin-'Misn Gow;' Mrs. , Doring, ! "Mr.' Morrin. ' For .Bluff—Miea Rnnkin,' lire. , .Rankin. • For Melbourne—Mrs.,'Thursfleld, i Messrs.., Thnrsflold and'Oolllns,'.'Master Collins.'' '. .'■■■. '- MATATUA,' s.s. - (5.30. p.m.), .6488 tons, ; Holmes,' for. Auckland.':,-'-''". ■.. . ■:.,-■: y \. I ,' ; •■'..,■. AEAPAWA',: e.s.' (8i p.m.),' 268':tons, Corby,!'for : WB-ngH\Ui. •.'■'.:. ':'■.■.;'; .-.' ■'■■_'..:; . V,, '. . . HUIA, s.s. (8 p.m.), 127 tons, Dowell, for'Wanßanui.':"- ■■.'■' '•;,. ~, ,. , : v -.-' ■:'■ <\ '■ :'■:.■ .''';!

•'•■:PATEENA,:s.s. .(8.8 p.m.), 1212. tons,. Manning, for .liyttolton.:, Passengers: Saloon—Miss MomfloOiVllra. i 'and -infant, Bcv. 'iFaticr Orcagli,. Messrs. Kline, Doraelt,. Duncan, Jacobs, Strinslcman,;Arlow,. and Howard; 8 steerage. STORM, ,8.6,. (S.lO p.m.), 405 toßßi, Woods, for Wanganui... ,y/. •;■'."■:.■. :: ...y-. .■.-. ■-.■ :;;?:.;

EXPECTED ARRIVALS., Aorero, Palca, Juno 25 Storrabird, : Wanijanui, Jnno 25. Aotea, Qisborno, Jnno 25. Kftpiti, Waneantu, Juno 25 Itaori, Lyttclton, Juno 25. » Navnn,, Suva, via Auckland, Jtuio 25. Queen of tho South, Forton, Juno 25 Ulimaroa, Melbourne, via southern ports, Jnno 2j Talunc, Auckland, via ports, June 25 Manapouri, iWestport, Juno 25 Jano Douglas, Hokitika, Juno 25 Dcfondcr, Ijyttolton, June 25 Kiripalia, Lyttclton. Jnno 26 Rotoitl, Nolson and West Coast June 26 Patccnn, L}(lclton, June 26 Pohorua, Groymouth, June "6 lluia, Wangahui, June 26 Manaroa, Motuoka, Juno 26 Komata.'Wcstport, June 27. Thyra, Bunbury, via Dunedin, June 27. Tarawora, Lytlclton and Dauedin, June 87, Monowai, Auckland, via ports, Juno 29. Manuka, Sydney direct,; Juno 30. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. , Kahu, Napier,-via coast,' Juno 25. Opawa, Dlenheim, June 2a Maim, Paioa, June 25 Wairan, Kelson and Motncka, June 25 Arapana, Wansanni, June 25 nionhcimi Blenheim, Juno 25, Aorord, Patea, 'Juno 25 Takapnna,• Picton nhd' Nelson, June 25, , Macri,,,LytteU6n,i -June 25. • Waihi, Blenheim, Juno i! 5. ' •Wavorley. Nelson and . West Coast, June 25, Queen •.,of the South, Foiton, June 25. • Stormbird, Wanganui,: Juno 25. ' < .. Manapouri,; Wcstport,; June 25. ''. Ulimarpa;- Sydney direct, Juno 25, ■ Taluno, Lyttelton and Dnuedln, Jnno 25. Aotca, Ijyttelton; 'June 25. . Matatna,' .Auckland,,-: June 25 Eo.tamond, Now Plymouth and Onchunga Juno;2s: ". . '■■■.■, ■■■•■ ' : < Koiapoi;',' Lyttelton, V Juno 25. :' Jano Douglas, HoWtika, June 26. Arahura, Nelson and West Coast, June 26 Defender, Oros-motttU, Juno 26, ■ : Patcc'na, Lyttelipn,;Juho 26. :.Huia,'} Wanganul, Juno M.

Manarod,- Motueka nnd baye, Jnno 28.-. r i ■' '. Tarn'.vera, Napier, Gisborno, Auckland.'Juno 28 Monowai,'Lyltolton,, June>29. --~..:•.■:-...-.;, ■<■:. MapourikajNolßon and: West.Coast, Jnne 29.' Wakatu, Kaikoura and.Lyttelton, Juno 29. ,"r'

INTERCOLONIAL .SERVICE. i , MOVEMENTS OP STEAMERB M.OANA, ss, loft Sjdney Juno 12, for Wellington direct Arrived Wellington June 16 Left June 17, for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart.,. Duo -.'Melbourne June 26.

UIiIJIAUOA, ss, loft Melbourne Juno 16, for Wellington via Hobait and southern ports. Duo Wellington Juno li Lcmcs same day for Byd ney dlreot Sue Sydney June 29. WAKRIIIOO, es, left Sydney June 19, for Wellington duect Arilvcd Wellington June Z3, Left Juno 24, : for,' Melbourne, : via southernports and Hobart.,; Duo Melbourne July 3. WIMM£IU, ss, left Sydney June 23. for Wellington, -via Auckland and East Coast ports Duo Auckland Juno 27, and Wellington July 2. Leaves same day for Lyttelton and Dunedin. MOEBAKI, S.S., left Melboarno Juno 23, for Wellington, via Hobart and southern ports. Duo WelliD|?ton July 2 Leavee same day for Sydney direct. Duo Sydney July 6 VICTOEIA. as, left Donedln, June a, for WollinKioii, via, Lyttelton. Arrived Wellington Jnne Left same day for Sydnoj, >ia Napier, Qisborne, and Auckland. Duo Auckland June 27, and Sydney July 2. MO KOLA, ss, left Auckland June 21, for Sydney direct. Duo Sydney Juno 25. Leaves Sydney for Auckland, Jo.no 30. TALUTTE, S.S., left Auckland Jnne 22, for Wellington, via Gisborne, and Napier. Duo Wellington Juno 25 with transhipments ex Mokoia, from Sydney. Leaves same day tor Lyttcltou and Dunedin MANUKA, s.s., leaves: Sydney Juno 26, for Wellington direct. Duo Wellington Juno ■ 30. Leaves July 1 for Molbouroo via southern ports aud Hobart Duo Melbourne July 10 OVERSEA SHIPPINC, I ' STEAMBUSTO AERIVE. From London. KAIKOUKA (duo : Wollinglon; about July 1). sailed on May t, via-Auckland, (Now Zealand Shipping 00.. agents.) ' NEHEHANA (due Wclllnßton about July 14) sailed on May 5, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tysor Line, agents) 1 TORAKINA (duo Wellington about Juno 29), sailed on May 14, Plymouth May 15, \ia Cape Town and Hobart. (Hew Zealand Shipping 00, lacente) ATHKNIO (dno Wollington July 151, sailed on May 27, Plymouth Itay 29, via Capo Town and I Hobart. (Shaw, Savlll Line, agents) STAE OP AUSTRALIA (due Wellington aboni 1 July 28), Balled May 29, via Australian ports and Auckland (Tjscr Line, agents) i KTJMAKA (dnc Wellington about August 3), sailed on June 0, via Australian ports and AuckI land. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Lino, agents) 1 TONGAKIRO, SB. (due about July 26), sailed I on Juno 12 for Wellington, via TencnlTo, Capo 1 Town aiid Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co, I agents.) ' From Liverpool. 1 MORATSHntK (duo Wellington about June 28). nailed on April 24, via Australia and Auckland. I (F.IIS Line, agents) DEVON (duo Wellington about August 6), soiled ! May 29, via Anetralian ports- and Auckland.' <r If S Linn, agents ) , I From Now York. WALKCKE (duo Wellington about Jnly 8), sailed on May 3. for Wellington direct. (Yncnum Oil Co, Bgcnta i , UANTU (duo Wellington about 'Ancnst 6), Bailed on May 13, Mα Australia and Auckland. (A. and A. Llur, ngents.) QLENDWON (due Wellington about Angußt 27), called on Juno 8, \la Australian porti and AuckluiiU (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents) SAILER TO ARRIVE. v i OLAIU, barnue, Bulled from Liverpool May 27, for Wellington t BY TELEGEAPH. OVERSEA. NBWOASTUi June 24. BallciL-Knrffrrtiln. lot WcUlaeteo.

STDSEt, Juno 24. To miL-Monreliire to-morrow), foe 'WelHncton, OOASTJUTHDESBAT, JTOtE 24. CAPE MAJUA. VAK DIBMEN. A large stoamer, probably the Kaikour*, passed tastward at S 40 p.m. yesterday. TB KOPUETJ. Armed.—Brisbane (1 p.m.). from Wclrington. AWCKtAKD. Arrived.—Monoimi, from the booUi; KaikourA H p.m.), from. London direct.; Zmpara, ooxillary ro-'i'v from Christmas Island, Tia Fanninz Island and Nino. \ i . ONHHUNGA. Sailed.—Barawa, (UO p.m.), for How Plymouth, GISBORNK. ' Sailed.—Aotoa' (6 a.m.), for Wellington. NATIEK. Sailed.—Talono (U0 p.m.), for the eoulh. Pa» ecnirers—Saloon: ' For Wellinsten— Miss' North, Mr. Ilassay; one steerage. FOXTON. Balled.-WaTcrloy (1 pm.) and Queen of lh*i South' (1 p.m.), for Wellington, NELSON. Arrived.—Rotoiti (5.60 β-m.),; and Oorlnn*. CISC o.m,)i from WeHingtojl. . , .WI'»TPOET, I Sailed.-Waitcniata (220 pmj.'for Sydney I ' Manapouri (2.45 p.m.), for Wellington. KAIKOURA. Arrivcd."— Oygnot (6.45 aim.), from Wolliiigtoa. LYTTELTON. \ Arrivod.'-Maorl (7 a.m.), from Wcllineion. Sailed.—Defender (12.20 p.m:), for Wcllinetoai Maori (Bis p.m.), for Wellington, Paseennore:, Saloon—Misses Bock, Fryer, Jlunro, Bucluumn. Carroll, Mnrtini, Wright, Wray, Parata, Mcs-, dames Stead, llaigh, Randrup, Fryer, Bnrns, , Barker, Kcevcs, Lupcott, Done, Bryciiton and child, Williams and «liild, Diekson, Mocllor, Hon. II T. Wigram, M.LO., Major Dlowitt. Captain lluuo, Mcstrs. G. L. Entherford, W. Andrea, Ken* (2), Stead, Haigh. Jlallard, Eandrup, Barker.. Miller. Lees, Fletcher, lteid, Bnrns, Darkor. Bar-, nctl, Cameron. Br'dito, Hefpey, Thomson, Kcrr. Bryinitan, Young, Hope, M'Bcrmott, Cbrko, nson, Williaina, DickFon. and Moalltrj 30 m;o. TJliniaroa (5J5 p.m.), for Sydney, via WcU. hngton. PiMsongcrs-Saloon: For WcUincton— Uisßcn nickey, Dalrimplo. Wall, Mnrphy. Oxford, Hcsdamos Grinnhs, Man'ln, E. a XouncJ Thomas, and Rattray, Rov. J. Fee, Messrs. Tribe* H. A. Asbton, L W. Balkind, R. 8. Marvin, Rattray, St«\cnson, Grimths, Thomas. Croes, Kerr, lToltmap, and Reid. For Sydncy-Missej llaiisOeld, Simms, Haybnrst. Worep, Booth, Hft". K; Young, A. Eitchio, Macßeady, Kelltind, and it' Lean, McßdHmes Fatten. T. B. Mansfield , Ensor, llayhursl, Forbee, Balkind, and Edwards. Colonel Hayhurjt, Mfsers. J. A. Pirton, 0. H. . n ?i or, H - Q' fiimim, L. Tribo, Ofairiian. <3. V. Andrew,-W. Bcott, Ruddock. Gißill. G, T. Booth, RusMll, Macfarlftnc, R. Forbes, P. Welstaad. ID »','?' n8 l u J , ' sil S o,, ' ShaUurd, Nicholle, TA Ritchie, Redstone. W. Smith, P. Lindoman. Sned-I don, Clarkson, Wwards, Detoie, H-all, NortenJ Janiesoii, and Maycs; and 51 stecrngo. Defender, ' for Wellißrion, Grcymonth, and Dokitika; W«t< pen, for nestport; NKahcro, for Grcymouth.

DUNBDIN. ,i n Arrj»cd.-InvorcarKill, from InTorcaririH; H«W tai, from Aucklnnd and ports. Sailed.-Invcrcaririll, for lttvorcai'gill, BLDFF. j /T.ITi 704,-01 '" 1 i , f, »■>»•). from Alianjl

KIA OJiA AT LONDON Tho local agent , ) of tlio Bliaw, Savill, tat Albion Oo hayo received cnUo udvira to tho, clleet that tho , which left WclUnctonl on May 13, armed ot London on Wcdacßdaii , last, after a passage of 41 dayo SCALES OEAIN STBAMHffI rains at Bluff haw delayed tho loaoV ing operations of tlie Arnuo, and it is not <wito, certain when eho will KCt for England. Thoi Clan Lcslio arrl\cd at Bluff from Albany yes- , tcrdfty, ' ' MOMYBHIIIE tFAVES SIDmY. i * ' The New Zealand and Afnoan Steamship ObJ ftd\iso that the Tederal line? MorwhJio is to leave Sydney for Wolllnirtan at dayfii;bt this morning and ehould nrri\a. hero on Tuesday nicht or Wednesday moraine. KAIKOTOA ABBIVES AT AUCKLAND. A telcsram from Auckland, announces tho «r. rival at that port of the Now Zualand Shinmne Co's stcamor Kail.oura from London After die" charglnif cargo in tho north, tho Kailtourn/ comes on to Wellimrton, and is duo hero tovrarde .tho ond of next vrooli Tm'EJ. AT DrjNEDIN," With a cargo of hardwood, tho Norwogintt steamer Thyra arrived at Port Olmlmore from} Bunbury on Wednesday Part of the BhipmenS Jβ for Wellington, and the vessel is uxnecte* here on Sunday noxt Millars Hardwood an? ' Jarrah Co are her local agent*. v > A AND A. LKE. ■ ( '". rcsterday tho Now Zealand and Afncan>BuW«J ship Co received a cable btatioi; that thustcamor Kablnga, 4657 tons (A aad A. Lirw), ia to load at New York for Now Zealand ports. Tho vessel Mil leave Now York about July 15, and, after calling at Australian ports should reach ■Wellington towards tho end of September. \ THE HEREHANA. A smart trip of « dayo from London to ltd. * bourne was mode by tho Tyivr steamer Norohano, vfhich reached Port Phdhp Heads a dny soonor than Eipootcd. During portion of the! voyapo Bho was in company with tho Whltol Star liner Bunic, which called in at Capo Town, Generally, the passage was uneventful, and) though the barometer on tho Nornhana recorded/ a very low reading oho day, OapCain F, C. UiW Btone reports that, stcangoly onouirh, there was nothing abnormal in tho weather. t

' LEAVING FOU WEST,OI\ ENGLAND. By tho Fedcrnl-Honlder Shire steamer Nairnehiro, wblca loaves Lyttolton early on Saturday} ~ morning,for Avonmouth, Liverpool, Glapcow, an* other west of Britain ports, tlio followine pns« congers have booked;— rtom Wauganui—Miss. • Ethel Hpiccr, Mcsere J, Harrison", T. Harrisoni) JProm Invcrcarglll'-Mossrs. J. Qrlgor, A. WJ Uardic, From AucUand-Mrs. Mackenzie, Mis*) MacKcntlo, Messrs. Mockonzie, Jolin ,Borßea3, WJ Spcncor. From Chrietclmrch—Messrs. llaroianj Eoich, Math. From Wellington-Mrs. DotbrooW and two children, Mr. 8. 0. U'slie, Mr.U. Rikyj - Mrs. Gruar, Mrs. Clifford. ( . . PASSENGERS FOK, SYDNET.. ...... ~•',, ... : The .-HuddarkParlier: Company's; 7 intercolonial 'i'. l ,/, steamer , ' , Uliiuarba, leaving hore at 5 p.tn. ! .to-mor*t '■'.■', "■■■■ row for Sydney,'is taking' the following saloon! ..i..!'..'; , ;: passengers- from iWelliiiettm-.^MisMe 1 ; Acland,' E. v, • ; /.'•-' Popplewoll, Bha'w,::M. M'Danivld, Dampncy, Hes-I'\■■ .■-■■■■;'■ lop; .Chase-Morris, M. Pi Turnbull^Mcsdamcs , . JLf : - ■ \\>.: Q. 'Smith, lircipson, Barrett:and: infant , , Webster,!:;:,:;=■!;CUmio, Lc.'Pl&strlouri' Gandar,"Captain llc.idj .■' ~. ', Messrs.- J.'.'O; Smith,'»Empson,.o;- H.. Thompson! ;,-, :■•'■: J. 8011, A. 8011,.-J..iAlexander;.:D.f0.■ Maophatl,';, ':•','r 'Eatle,.A::J..Wicke, ,I Q.-B.'nay, U. , ;T: , : , l , urnhuU, ::..,, Harold Beauchamp.T. Leslie-PceV A; O.Jultow,,'^ '. I'y.'.-. B:- Coortibcs,' A. F. '.Douglas, J.- O'Oouriell,: A. E.\ : .'-v--:.:;.V,-.Miles, , L. G. :, Worsopj lTiorntou, 'P.'FJ..,':;;-•:; Monro,-, Taylor, J; Oohen, La Plastricuri-Damp-lv, ;•;■■■■ neyj.A. Sponsen-Allan,' Gandar, T.:ltartiri; 8.-BJ,;■•.,■■,■'.'?.■; Taylor,' J, •■!)'., Oainpbdl,'.George Neicli,;.; ■ ■;.-■ , f;': ,1, .. '■'" Captain Tate, wW''Uk>k tlie. baVtiuo WeaUicr»~ ■ .•'.:; & ,'flcld from'Wellineton-to .Suva, arrived baeU'ln,.;;;. ■:'■;■: ,Now Zealand this,week. by. tUo;Navua.:/.':;.■!;...■: ■•.[:■:■.};■; '•■• Messrs. 1 Bannatyno and' Co. report .that, tho D(h ; ; > .■".>>*'. fender is expected' from liyttslton thia evening,,':, v , .', and the Jane DoufflaS' froin Holiitiita. - ■";:'. :■■-•••, , !,: ■.';;.■:;..:.■'■: -Owins'to the hcavyieea'runnlngdn.tho 'Strait,,;, '!;■:■:. ycatorday,"' the' Wairau roinainod in. port, ana ;.: ■'. win- not leave';.for ;'>;•;: ■this , ovenirig: "■'•■- '■■■■ ! ■'.'• ■■•.':■'.■ : i : 'v'-:":. ,'■'■ v^ , .'•■■; -.■■•■'■; , -. , ' It' has been : . decided'that tho Mattai is to bo.:,'.'. ■' ■.■, replaced in tho. East Coast eerVico', by, Uie Tara--.-; ■ v>?:: : wora.- Tho latter vcseol .will bo rccommisßionoil '■ ,: ~ to-day, and is due hore from Lyttelton , and Bun*-.,;, r; edin on. Sunday.. V; v,': : ; •.•;•..-.- ;,,, •.■>{. : ;v ' ■"; -;-V\- ■:■ ■-.:'. '■','.-•: Tho ■Komata;\now: on tho loadlntt , -.berth : atv,:.; •■:;;;;• Wcatport, is to lcnro for. WoUington to^niorrow. . ■■■:;: };.-.-:-, : An'cxpooted visitor at, , this port to-day, is the;? :,v> Shav-SaWll, steamer. Aptea, -.which'. Bailed .froim , ;, . ; •.■ Gislwrne yesterday, . V : ;; v : ;■;■/: ■:.;■■ 3 ■;'■■■'■'■,.. ■'. : .;,.-'.■-..■ ■■;'' On Wednesday nijrnt'tho Maoriland Etcamshi»;; : ''',:: : : Oo.'s Ennerdalo left: Newcastle ■ with acargorot'- '~;:. coal'for Now Zealand ported : She Rocs first 1 u>; ■, \. v Auckland,:but: her other ports'.of call: are,riot-:.- •■'.)■"■■,' yet: Died. Sho■ may possibly work. :WqlllnEton. ,' : .?! ; ,,;' It iS'Possiblo that the 1 IndravetliiOeldent has. •'■':.'. not -yet closed.' .Tho ■ Marino Dopartnient haa!.-j ■'■■■•■;:'. under investigation tlio ■ caeo of ,a : seaman' audV ,'-'" •■'-, "a. trimmer,, who Bißncd oa at this port, and sub-,,'.'; ■;;'; scquontly camo, ashore 1 \rittaoat'■ obtaininE die- :'-■.» charges., ;'.-/:■.': /;.'-.'. ■:-'! , ~ , v'-'.-':.■•'. ,- 'y..:'-\;'>-.-'-.:' ! ''-' l .\>'.:- i -i :' Greymoutli Bar' \va3.!'still unnOrkalilo yesteN i. >■~ !: ,' dav, and in consequence, the r Poherua was. un>.;' : a ,;,",' able to, get away for Wellington.-, At Westport i;, ■the weather; fiad- moderated sufficiently to allow /' ■ ■'•,; the Waitcmata -io'-'lenvo.-, tor/'Sydney-and ~.tho" '' -:'-'■-{ •Manapouri for Wellington.: .'• ;■ : •..:;,■ .-;':; :..:.''... ''Oii'.Tuno 18 tbo'Navuk' loft Fiji for Auckland^V .■:'.'.-, and! 'for the first,two. days of. the. voyhßo, she:: '■■'.{.;"'■., experienced strong south-east windn : a,ud ; hcavj; ' ,': : \ seas, but,■ noaring the Kow Zealand. coast,■ tho, : ' ■•• conditions oTianged to light,-variable winda and :, ' smooth doas, which continued until her arrival ■ '' -' ■at Auckland.- : ■-■~■'■/:•-■•■ ..i.- : -■-.•;■•'-• .-'.:'■;>■' -::•:•":'■. ' Says a 6outhorn...Mobangc:—Tlioro 'is a "feol-' ; :.-? '"i ' : i ing that a weather report ''should", be obtained, i \ from 'Ak.iroa, at":-which point■ tho ebuthorly'■•■'" ~. ; "' weathor ;iS: always!. experienced. Ono captain,. ,'■■ ' who hv.3 had u long experience in Sew Zealand '■ '■- Bteamers, told a reporter, that the situation - , ?, : of Tlmaru and Oamarn in bights rendered,this :v'.'f: reports from those''points.,' misloading. ' "Fre- '•■•'',-. "■'•'■ nuently," ho said, -"from .tho Nuggots, ■vPart'i'- ,, i ' OUalmera. and Kaikoura wo hear of heavy ■■'■■■:■■- southerly weathor,' while',from ■■■TimarU; .and 1 >',-'■-: Oamaru . the roporto' refer vto ■ calm • weather, '■'-■ -'' lAkaroa Iβ. tho. best 'guide, and I. am eurprised; ■, ■'- and many captains with mo', that there, ia no ''■■■'• report from Akaroa, ,-V, r .-. -.■,.,■...■■; ..:■ .■■■.■. ,;:;,v,i