SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1364, 15 February 1912, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

3'iIASKS OK TIIK_VOOX. FKHia'ARY. Day. Hi-, m. Full moon .1 11 Zi a.m. Last iiuerlcr 10 12 21 p.m. New luuon 16 5 14 p.m. .First iiuu.rtcr 26 6 57 p.m. JIOOX. Jfoou riecs to-day, 1.34 a.m.; SA'ts, 6.2 p.m. HIGH W.YTKI!. To-ilay. 2.2 a.m.; 2.22 p.m. To-morrow, Z.JS a.m.: 2.57 p.m. SON. Sun rise? today, 5.12 a.m.: fcts, 6.57 p.m. ARRIVALS. WEDXKSDAY, KKBKL'ARY 14. JIAOHI. b.s. (7.20 a.m.). 5599 tons, Aldwdl. from Lyilclton. ?asf=(;ii!!ers-199 saloon and 90 steerage. KAI'UXI. s.F. (8.25 a.m.), 150 tonf, Jaciifoii. from Patea. Hr,K.\IIKIM, fi.s. (9.50 a.m.). 120 tons, Wilkinson, from Jjlenheim. ' MAUN'GAXUI, s.s. (11.55 a.m.), 7OCO tons, worrall, from Sydney direct, Passengers: Saloon—JlisßSS OgFlvie, Cliarbanncaux, iloby, IVatpon, Wudawood. Ilallam, Sullivan, Oren, Stoli. Williams, Pritchartl, I'aterson, Nurses Jlorrics and Graham. Dr. Muriel Davics, :Me.--!la:nes V.in Ash, Hamilton. Crothers, Johnson and 3 children, Mill (2), Cable, Jltiir and 2 ■ children, .Slack, Uutchiiison, Birkett, Pool. Jlcnzitv. Lsighton, Darker, liurnnll. Jtorries, Darker and child, Chapman. Simmon.--. Wade, liailcy, Captains Olift ami Wood, Dr. Doctor, Revs. Davios and Alex.-on. Messrs. Baker, Stomcry, Johnson, Mercer. Watt. Hutchincon, More. Gabriel, 'Johnson. Uowlcy, Mayer, ttard, Meuzies, Barker (2), Uunicll, Column, Charhßworth. Ward, liotts, Anderson, Ohapmau, Goldingham, Lees, Bell, Worth, Cook, Tunford, A.ley, Bailey, Faulkner. Hutchinson, Slack, llorton, Paterfon; 88 steerage. MAIfABOA, s.s. (noon), 122 tons, Hart, from Motncka. COHINNA. s.s. (noon), 1271 Ion?, Cameron, from Lytteltou. JfIKAU. p.s. (12.20 p.m.), 252 ton?. Hay. from Nelson. KIKIPAKA, e.s. (1.20 p.m.), put back through stress of weather. TAINUI. rs.P. (2.15 p.m.). 10,500 tons, lioffatt, from Napier. ARAHURA. (i.s. (7.10 p.m.). 1596 tons. Lamhert, from West Coast, Nelson, and Picton. Pa-rseiiiers-ieo saloon and 35 steerage. KO3IATA, s.s. (7.55 p.m.), put back through t-tress of weather. KAIRAKI, s.s. (8.50 p.m.), 458 tone, Scott, from Kaiapoi. DEPARTURES. ■WEDNESDAY. FKBRUARY U. MOXOWAT. s.s. (2.20 a.m.), 3433 tons, Robertson, for Lyttelton and Duncdjn. HINKMOA. s.s. (6.5 a.m.), 542 tons, Bollons, for Cook Strait.

KIEII'AKA, *.s. (10.20 a.m.), 133 tons, Croucher, for Patea. MANA, s.s. (11.35 a.m.), 134 tons, Gibson, for Pa tea. I'ATRENA, s.s. (1 p.m.), 1212 ton?, Watson, for Picton and Nelson. TONGARIRO, s.s. (1.30 p.m.), 7600 tons, White-Parsons, for Napier. KOMATA. s.e. (110 p.m.), 1991 tons, Holmes, for Westnort. ROTORUA, s.s. (5.50 p.m.), 11.5C0 ions, Sulcliffc. for Lytt«lt.oii. FALLS OF ORCHT. s.s. (6.10 p.m.), for Lyttelton. COfiINNA, s.s. (6.25 p.m.). 1271 tons, Cameron, for Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehungn. OPAWA. s.s. (7 p.m.), 110 tons, Nicholls. for Blenheim. BLENHEIM, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, for fclptiheim. MAORI, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 3399 tons. Aldwell, for Lvtteltoh. MANAROA, s.s. (midnight), 122 tons, Hart, for Havelock. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Queen of the .South. Foxton. Feb. 15. ■ Kapiti. Wanganui, February 15. Ma-raroa, Lyttelton, Fehruary 15. Wimmsi-a. Diinedin, Lyttelton, Feb. 15. ■ Stormhird. Wangamii, February 15. Wakatu, .Lyttelton, Kaikoura, Feb. 15. . Kairaki, Kaiapoi, February 15. Patcena, : Nolfon, Picton. February 15. Terrier, Lyttelton. February 15. Wavcrley, Wanpanul, February 15. Koonya, Greymoiith, February 16. Poherua, Greymoiith, February 16. Ilimitanffi. ChMhanis. via "Lyttciten, Fehruary 16. Blenheim, Illenheim. February 16. M;ina. Patea, February 16. Jfaori. Lyttelton, February !6. Xsatoro, Grcymouth, February 16. Tarawera. northern ports. February 16 Moeraki, Melbourne, Hobarl, via south February 16.

Koromiko, Xowcastle, via Picton, Februfli'y 16. Kiripaka, Patea, February 16. Iluia, Waiißanui, via. Motueka, Feb. 16. Defender, Lyttelton, Februavy 16. Jlnpourilta, West Coast, Nelson, Feb. 17. Amokura, Kcrraadecs, via Auckland, FobTiriry 17. Kipple, Gisborne, February 18. Rosamond. Onjhunga. New Plymouth, February 18. Manaroa, Ifavelock, February 18. Monoivai, Dunedin. Lyttelton, Feb. 18. Kahu, East Coast, February 18. Otaki, Sydney, February 18. Corinna, Onehunga, New Plymouth, Februn.y 20. Molioia, northern Dorts. February 20.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Aorere, Patea, February 15. Koraata, Westport. February 15. Opawa, Blenheim'. February 15. Kapuni, Patea, February 15. Falls of Orchy, Lyttelton, Feb. 15. Onoeti■ of the South, Foxton, Feb. 15. Kapiti, Wanganui, February 15. Nikatt, Nelson, Motueka, February 15. Mariiroa, Lyttelton, February 15. Maunganui. southern ports, Melbourne, February 15. Wimmera. northern ports. Sydney. Feb. 15. Stormbird, Wanganui. February 15. Kairaki, Kaia-poi, February 15. Waverley, Nelson. West Coast. Feb. 15. Kittawa, Greymouth. February 15. Wakatii, Kaikoura, Lyttelton. Fob; 16. Blenheim, Blenheim, Feb. 16. Mana, Patea, February 16. Pateena. Picton, Nelson. February 16. Maori, Lyttelton. February 16. Tarawera, Lyttelton, Dnnedin, Feb. 16. Mopraki, Sydney direct, February 16. Kiripaka, Patea, February 16. Jftiia. Jfotueka, Vcliruary 16. Defender, West Coast. February 16. Arahurn, Tieton, Nelson. West Coast, Fsbrunry 17. Drayton Grnne3. Timarii. February 17. Ilimitangi, Chatham Maud;-. Feb. 17. Manarca, Motii.eka, February 19. KoKamond. Picton. Nelson. New Plymouth", Onehunsa, February 19. Mokoia; Lyttelton. Dunedin. February 20. Mapourika, Nelson, West Con.-t. Feb. 20. liipple, Nnnier. Gisborne. Fehruary 20. Corinna, Timaru, Dunedin, February 21. 'INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEES. MOERAKI, ?.?.. l=ft Melhourns Februiirv 1, for Ilobart. southern ports, and Wellington. Due Wellington February 56. Leaves same day fnr Sydney direct. Due Suincy February 2" MANUKA, s.s., left Melbourne February 14. for Ifobart, southern ports, and Wellington. Due Wellington February 23. Lenves same day for Sydney direct. Du= Sydney February 27. WIMMEKA. s.s. left Dunedin February 13, for Lyttelton and Wellington. Due Wellington February 15, for northern ports and Sydney. Due Sydney February 23. VICTORIA, s.s., left Sydney February 14, for Auckland and Wellington. Due Wellington February 23. Leave? same day for Lyttelton and Dunedin. OVERSEA SHIPPINC. STKAMEHS TO ARRIVE. From London, lOXIC (diie about February 20). sailed on January 4.. via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., agents.) ' TUIiAKINA (due about March 5). failed on January 19. via Cape Town and Hobart. (Ndw Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) . HURUXUI idue about March 19), sailed on January 26, via Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co.. agents.) WITAKAIIUA (due about March 15!. sailed on January 5. via Australian ports and Auckland. (Tyser Line, agents.) IN'DKAPUItA Idue ibont Jlan-li /;. sailed on Decemlwr 23. via Australiin ooi't.i and Auckland. (Tv.-er Line, agents.) ' ATITEXIC (due about March 191. sailed on February 2, via. Cape Town and Hotiart. (Slinw. Suvill and Albion Co., agents.) INDItAHAItATI (due a.bout April 3). sailed on January 26, via Australian ports. Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser liii?. agents.i From LiuerpooN HA.N'I-'KSiIIIJK (due aliout February 29) sailfd on December 21, via Cβpi; 'Voivu. Sydney. Newcastle, and Auckland. (R-11.-S. Line, agents.) W.UMANA filii:- about February 18), sailed on December 2-3. via Australian ports and Auckland. (Shaw, Savill <ind Albion Co.. agents.) SI'SSEX Iduo about March 22). sailed on January 12. via S.vdi'cv, Newcastle, and Auckland. (F.-111-S. Line, at'cnts.i SURREY (due about April 15!. >ai!efl on February 5.' via. Sydn?y, Newcastle, and Auckland. ll'.-11.-S. Line, .iigcnts.) From Montreal. WAIWERA idue about Match 6), sailed on December 28. via Australia und Au-.k-land. 'New Zriland Shipping Co., agents.l WAKAXUI idue about March 29.1. .-ailed on ildiiunry 19. vin Australian ports and Auckland. (New -Zealand Shipping Co., agents.i From Mew Yorhi KIRKDALK nine ahnut M.nnh 2-'>. foiled on tici-cmbci- 13, vi? Ausir-il'ii rind AuckUnd. (A. and A. Line, aseuts.i

KATTENTUItX (due about March 29), sailed on January 21. via Australian ports and Auckland. Line, agents.) From San Francisco. MAITAI (due about February 29). failed on February 7, via I'sipsctc and ltarolonga. lU.S.S. Co., agents.) From Philarlclpliia. THIillllU! (due to-dav), wiilcd Xovem'"■i,. via. Dunediu and Lvtteltoii. (Oodlin anil Co., agent*.) SAILEI! TO AItIUVK. QUKKX F.LIZABKTU, ship, sailed from Vork October 17. (Vacuum Oil Co., agentf.; BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. SVnXBY, February 14. fiailed.-Victoria (5 p.m.), for Auckland. MELBOURNK. February U. bailod.-Manuka, for Willi, via,. Jlobast. COASTAL. WEDNESDAY, FBBKUAHI' 14. AUCKLAND. Arrived.-Zcalandia (5.25 a.m.), from Vancouver, via. Suva. Sailed.-Zeai.-nidia. (6.8 p.m.), for Sydney; Talunc (11.10 a.m), for Cook and Society Islands; Brisbane, for Whangap&rapara and .Melbourne. KF.W I'I.YMOUTH. ■ Sailed.—ltnrawa (8.40 p.m.), for Oucbunga. CASTLIiI'OINT. Arrived— Kahu (7 a-.m.), from Wellington. I'OCTO IKAII'ARA). Arrived.-Joseph Grai'g (2.35 p.m.), from Melbourne. WANQAXUI. Arrived.—Arapawa (6.15 a.m.), from Wellington; Huia ts.2o a.m.), from Wellington. haUea.—Mormoird (B.U p.m.), kapiti t6.JO p.m.), and Waverley (6.16 p.m.), tor Wellington. FOXTON. Arrivo'i.-Queeu of the Soutli (8.20 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail.-gueen of the South (6 a.m. on Fconiiiry lo), ior Wellington. PICTO.N. Arrived.-Gcrtie (7 a.m.), and Pateena. (4.50 p.m.), from Wellington. NELSON. Arrived.—Kaitoa. (2.15 p.m.), from Wellington. GHEYHOUTH. Arrived.—lfga here (8 a.m.). and Pohcrua (B.W a.m.), irom Wellington. LYTTELTOK. Arrived.—Monowai (5 p.m.), from Wellington; l'etone, from Napier. hailed.—Terrier (2.W p.m.), for Wellington; Wakalii, lor Kaikoura und Velliiißton; jlonoivai, for Dunedin; Defender, for Wellington; tetonc, for tne Ululf. nuiicu.—.Mararoa (6.2J p.m.), for Wellington, faic-cngeis: bsiloon—-Misses I'itzger-. aid. Hollow, Ooburi), Sorensen, llopliins, .M'Kay, Lambie, Silver, .Mesdames Ketly, l'otman, Cree, Charters, I'arata and child, Evans and child Ryan, Shearer. Black, Jfaunah, Wee, Outrcd, Jbather Kegrief, Hon. Sir C. lioivcn, .\te>v.rs. Outreil, HuiUert, Dignan, Arden, Cameron, Lalferty, Kernaha.li, Ford, ilarrowell, Sharp, Green, Dnjtin, White, Charters, Scott, Dinavd, l'arata, \l. -Milne, llenson, Ci'ce.

Sailed.—v> immera (8.30 p.m.), for northern ports and Sydney. Passengers—.Saloon: For Wellington—i Misses Campiiell, Stapleton, Jiesdamcs Morrison, Campbell, lions, (i. J. simith, -M.L.C., John Uarr, M.L.C., Mcri.-rs. A. Langt'ord, Caughley, Orton, Steven. 1 , Walkley, Callaglian, Chisholm, li. J. White. For Napier—Mrs. Hawkins. For Gisborne— Misses Oliver, Jllack, Mesdames iilaek (2), Rurues jud child. Aitkcii, l'iner. Messrs. IHu-nes, roley. For Auckland—Mieses Marriner. .Simpson, Mcedames Marrinar, Simpson, .Messrs, Swan, Marriner, Chester, Wood. For .Sydney—Miss Pain, Dr. M. Gloiirey, Master Christiansen. i UUKKDIN. Arrived.—Matatua, from the Bluff; lnvercai'Eill, from Invcreargill. .Sailed.—Moeraki, for Sydney, via way ports. Passengers—Saloon:.For Wellington -Messrs. Graham, Katt, Mackay, iiutts, Williams, MCarliiey, Gay, White, Pennycook, Walker, Jirydone, Mesdames Cushney, M'Pherson, Ilood, Pennycook, Alexaudei , , Cushney, Ncith, Misses MlCaulejv Gilkiaon, M'Pherficn, M'Oartney (2),. Kanffbter. KnnerIcy. Foi , Sydney—Messrs-. Alexander, 3[it-llcf-dames Alexander, Mitchell, Mitsi>« Stouebanks. Ramsay. MAUNGANUI- ARRIVES. There wae no sounding of trumpets or booming of- guns when the Union Company's new steamer Maunganui arrived at Wellington from Sydney on her maiden trip shortly before -noon yesterday. The usual crowd of peo-ple. which is always present when the Sydney boat arrives, was lioivever, thcro to welcome her, but it. was, if anything, a sisaller crowd than usual. The Maunjanui arrived just like an orthe Queen's Wharf No. 6. A full description of Uie vessel has already appeared in this column. The vessel has a "Maori" bow and a "Mokoia" stern.' Her passenger accommodation is distinctly fine. She is a passenger vessel pure aud simple, and, in each of the three classes, the comfort of the travelling public hae been well caterod for. Some of the first-class apartments are really luxurious. The Maungaimi's steaming capabilities are very good indeed, and those who have travelled by her state that she is very steady. From the time the encrinei; were started in London until arrival here they ran "like a sawing machine," without hitch or jar. Leaving Sydney at 4 p.m. on Saturday, the Maiineanui experienced a strong southerly and easterly gale, accompanied by a heavy sea. until about 6 p.m. <tfi Sunday. Thence moderate northerly winds until Tuesday. From this time until arrival in port north-westerly winds and rough seas prevailed. Cargo brought by the Maunganui from Sydney consisted of:—120 casks tablet, sugar. 81 bnES wheat. 72 bags pollard, 320 bags rice, 390 cases tea. 50 casks oil, 99 bare lead, 218 rails, 239 drums carbide, 1820 mats rice.

Captain I;. Worra.ll, late of the Moana, is in charge of tile steamer, and has the following officers associated with bini:Chiof. -Mr. A. Campbell; second, Mr. W. Martin; third, Mr. I'. G. Goskey; fourth. .Mr. J. Stewart. The engine-room is in charge of Jlr. P. Mudie, and his engineers arc:—Second, Mr. S. Young:; third, Mr. G. Ferguson; fourth, Mr. A. Outline: fifth. Mr. fi. Knowles; sixth, Mr. H. .Welch; seventh, Mr. G. Urquhart: eighth, Mr. 1). MMurran. Mr. A. Stewart is electrician. The purser is Mr. B. OunniiiKham, late or the Monna, and his assistant ie Mr. G. F. Sinclair. Mr. V. Gardiner is wireless operator. In continuation of her journey to southern port?. Ilobart. and Melbourne, the Maunganui leaves Wellington at 5 p.m. today. She is due at Ilobart on February 22,' and at Melbourne on February 24. TONGAHIRO LKAVES WELLINGTON. Shortly before 1 p.m. yes-torday the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Tongariro lsft Wellington for Napier, where Home loading will be completed. Departure for London is expected to take l>l.loo to-day. In addition to the list of cargo already published the Tongariro shipped the following lines here:-From Wellington—l 237 hales wool, 500 bales hemp, 362 bales tow, 23 task.; tallow, 1:0 casks pelts, 6262 carcasses frozen meat, 789 boxes butter, 4751 erate.s cheese. MESS TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. M'Donald, late chief officer of the Maunganui, is a through pafi-enger to Dunertin by the vessel. He is going south for orders. lle.ij**. Cook, Hae, and Howman are through passengers from London to Dunctlin Liy the Maungcanui. They have come out under engagement to the Union Company as officers. J!r. Mullocks, who was purc-er on the Maunganui on her voyage out from London to Sydney, is proceeding to Dunedin for orders. Mr. Dudley, of the Union Company's Sydney office !>tair, arrived at Wellington by the Maimga-iui yesterday. Mr. Dudley is on holiday leave. Captain Clift. late of the Warrimoo, arrived at Wellington by the Maunganui. H is understood that he will join the Moeraki. Captain Woods, of the Sydney pilot sl-iff, was u, passenger from Sydney by the Maunganui yesterday. Captain \Voods proceeded to Picton by the Pateena shortly riTtrr arrival. .\ir. li. (Jrav. late of tlis Mariroa. Ins joined the Maori a* seventh engineer. Mr. Smith, superintending engineer fo' , the Union Company at Auckland, passed through Wellington yesterday on hi>< way to Dunedin, where he lelicvw Mr. Smart, who is proceeding to England in the company's btii.ines.-. Mr. fillies, superintending engineer ;\{ Wollingl v-. lias iif.-ii [ransfcrred lo Auckland. :i.im leaves by to-day's Main Trunk cnpress.

Mr. l'att'ivon. who arrived from .Sydney by ilr." M:nu'.K:uHii yi'bk'nlav. In.s been mili.uinted >ii|)uriiit<."ii'.liiiK eiiaiuter fur (lit" t nil.ii (.'ouipany at \\ flliiisluii. TI!)l CIIAIiT ONCK iroiil-. , . I'aiitain Win. Hart, luiisttr of the Moamer Manaroa. reports that lie discovered :m \ille or Uroolie lliirboilr. At loiv 'water tl'.eie is ilirtv !(•■•>. of water on it, and ii is in the vicinity of a number of oilier roeks which :i.re marked on the churl as lieiiiß til. liijsh. On completion ot ilischai'Kc of her can.;o of Xew York ca-e oil hi Xew /cahind port,-, tin- steamer Kails of Orchy will lii;\d wheat at Melbourne for the L'liiied Kippdom or Continent. A London journal remarks that il was rather premature to a.-sume Uiat .Messrs. llarland and WolfT were likely to carry oil" the .shipbuildiiiL' blue ri'hl'on for the current ye.ir with their i.i/lpnt or 118.209 lons. A:- a niiillPi' of I:ict, Mcisiv. Swan, llunler, and Wicram Itichnrdjon. ..r WnlUpiid-on-Tyne, return their oiitjuit at 1?,5,CEfl torn-, nili:" inorr , tlic 'n the c3ir= - t-inrtion of hcadiug the list, Their pro-

! diiction in 1911 is, however, fractionally Mow llieir output or 1906, when the llgurp nns 126,921 tons.

Km i-oul-g from New Zealand and Australian port.- to Liverpool and Avonmoiitli. Hie r.-11.-S. steamer Ayrshire arrived si I London mi February 8. She left Dunciliii oil December 28.

Latest charters include tile barijiie Aniuco. Shu takes a. load of wheal from a South An-iralnn port to the United Kingdom or Continent.. NEW ZEALAND SHll'l'lXfi COMPANY. APPROXIMATE TIME-TABLK. Tongariro.- Leaves Wellington February 15. li.Jkaia.-Xoiv at. Oam.ini; leaves Auckluiici February 27. liulorun. -Leaves. Wellington March 7. Kaipara.-Xow at Auckland; leaves. Wellington March 7. Otaki.-Now at Sydney; leaves Wcllington Marcli 7. Turakina.~l.eft liondou January 22; due Wellington .March 7; leaves Wellington April ■). llanß'Khire.-Uiie Duncdin March JO; leaves Wellington April 4. Waiwcra.-licft St. John December 28: due Auckland March 4. ' Murium!.— Left London January 26; due Auckland March 12. Wakauui.-licft St. John February 19; due Auckland March 27. Himtitaka.—Left London February 8; due Diinodin .March 31. liemuera.--Leaves London February 17; due Wellington April 1; leaves May 2. Karainea.—Leaves St. John February 16; due Auckland April 2J. Orari.—ficaves London March 4; due Auckland April 20. ltunhinc—Leaves London March 16; due Wellington April 29; leaves May 30. Wairnat?.—Leaves St. John March lo; due Auckland May 22. I'a.paroa.—Leaven London April 4; due Duncdin May 28. Kuapehu.—Leaves London April 13; duo Wellington May J8; leaves June 27. Ksiikoura.—LcaTPs London May 4; due Auckland June 26. Hotonia.—Leaves London May 11; due Wellington Juno 24; leaves July 25. Whakatano.—Leaves St. John May 15; due Auckland July 22. Op.awa.—Leaves London June 4; due DuneUm' July 19, COMING BY THE lONIC. Due sit Wellington from London, via way porid, oil i'tfuruary w. Hie oiiiw, fcavju ic.ji.a. ionic u-aa on uuaiu Ine lullowiug |iiisseiig«rs:-l'or Vteili'ugiun: first bsuooii--nies \j. binviord, itiit. ji. &. j;ititgbriud, -nwsra. h. u. and li. It. Black, oecoim saloon—iussus ii Alcuuiuei', u. Alluu, M. ou.pp, Jiietiuaines u. Jiepnan, jll. Jllnson, -Messrs. h. Aiuam, /. Aauuy, J. is. Jiceaie, f. Jiruwn, li. vt. uavis, li. t\. Mill, K i-ieu, 11. li. I'opiiam, U. lic'Aa, i: iscalcy, W. hloit, i'. u. Xice, horgeant Doilimorc, txirpoiai iiale.

cuv Auckland; Fiitt sajoon—Mrs. F. M, Izard. hfcomi talooii—.Misses il. h. Jacobt, V. JacoOsou, Jiieaiames Harrow, Nooioch, iianua.il, Messrs. J. jianjw, J. il. t'ost«r, u. jtaninengo, J. is'eoiocK, jV. Oetermanu, Ji. itimaaji, r. ii. .Smith.

For lfapiur—Mist-xw to. Williams. J[. Williams, iiu-s. A. ii. Williuine. Second saloon—All,, i'. Mcisi-ner. I'or lij-ttoltou: first ealoon—Misses JI. Harrison, A. Harrison, Major U'. M. JJoync. ftcuona hiiiuuu—iHistcs t. aexn, A. 'rayior, Mrs. E. A. Bean, air. 11. J. htucKey. for uisuorne: second saloon—Miss C. 11. Oressall, Mesuainos Jl. M. Dos jJurrcts, L. li. iicuzie, Masters U. J. lienzie, A. h. Ueuzie. i'or iVangauui: .Second ealoon—Mrs. E, Dexter, Messrs. ji. uowuitch, li. Bowditch. For Groyniuuth: second saloon—Jure :\l. Alien, jicbaauies James, W. Wenink, Messrs. J. it. James, W. A. Jamcti, H. W«nink. An expected arrival in port Irom Philadelphia, via Duuedin ana Lyttcllon, this morning, is llcbnit. Uollin anil Co.'s chartercu steamer Terrier. In consequence of a heavy sea on the bar and a big "fresh" in tne river there were no shipping movements at Ureymouth yesterday. Tile Ponerua and Koonya arc inside, loaded and leady to quit lor Wellington. Tno kiuawa it; to leave Wellingtiin ior GreymoiiUi this evening. Advice received by the Marine Department yesterday stated that the AmoKiira was anchored off Motuihi Island, Auckland Harbour. After the vessel had cleared the wh.art on Tuesday it wa<i lound that two boys were missing. Sue is expected to continue her journey lor Wellington tomorrow.