SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1401, 29 March 1912, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

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I t'll, Mi-, p, iii',,,.,,!!. .xi,.. |i i fi'V'l''''. Mr- I'liiiiniKtu', . r. K t.:ii-nn, ,!, M|>|,.,it,,. fii'f.n,,!.,.!,|,^. f \ ( Vl"ii Ml '' !'• Mi'- ->»tl 1 i .1. .' ,lr ' 111111 M l'l-iwlmii. Ml. 1. I rnrloj", Mtn. li. I'. N|-.|ev, Mrs. |( , ,M. Kimball, Mr. P. Clmulenr, Mi ; ;* F. SturI Sti i-iroLMi. Mr. K. Arnold, Mr. • V Leitch, Mi>. Uoll.MMiy and child, Mr. I*. Shearer. Mr. Win. (Vane: 13 steerage. MlvAlL (.vUI a.niA, ;M!> t.oiiH, lia\\ , fi »>:n NeLvui : nul Mot itcka. _ RANGATIRA. i;,s. Uutti a.m.), IO.fGQ ions, . Lowdon, from Pieton. MARAROA, s.s. (7 a.iuJ. 259(1 tons, Manning, from Lyttelton. 1»hh: Saloon—• Misses Kin.-, Mu'J'uv. Wibber. M'llale, • (In-? (Z\ Mesdniiuv Phillips Clark, WUhums, Traill. M'Hale (2), llervey, Cody. I SH?.** orl? V' I'rtoni'l Burnett. Contains , C olltiiv", Uonrich. Clark, Hon. Smith. Me-srs. l Uontl, Payne, CVniHrr. O'Brien. Dickson, . Watson. Melville. Phillips Clarh?on. Isaac (2<, lluckk'y. Vurvis. Kik\v, Unytnon, Cunmnfrhnm. Thompson. Traill. Kranco. Old--B)iarpiu, Yoims, Witty. M'Daiil. Ilorvoy, Robertson. Kirhv, Pratt. Jlorlcy, Cnlder, I'crvcy, Fox, Stewart: W ' sti'orano. OPAWA f.?. (7.39 a.ui.), 110 ton?, Nicholas frimi motiheitn. VfCTOIITA, s.n?. (12.25 p.m.), 2059 tons, Knt\vmp. from Lytf-'hon and Dunedin. WAIHOA. «?.s. (2.45 p.m.), 49 tons, Cook, ' from Auckland. , TCEGUIjUS, ,s.s. (10.10 p.m.), 5E5 tons, Venn, from U oMport. ?ATivKXA s.s. f11.25 p.m.). J212 tone. J. (•». Walton, from Nelson and Pieton. Pnti- ■ ecnffpr#.: 78 saloon and M stcerano. HAUJJOTa F.s. (11.55 p.m.). 1983 tons, • Todd, from Suva, via Auckland. DEPARTURES. THURSDAY. MAKCJI 28. MAGIC, scow (3.50 a.m.), 82 tone, Scott, for \\ ;uroa. ICIRIPAKA, (11.25 a.m.), 135 tons, Croneher, for i^Uoa. KAPITI, s.s. (1.10 p.m.), 2h2 tor.3 f Sawyer, for NVcstport. STOItMBIItD. s.-;. (1.15 p.m.), ?17 tons, Dowdl, for Wangamn. AIuVPAWA. g.s. (3.15 p.m.), 260 tons, , Corby, for • KOONYA. ts.s. (5.30 p.m.), IC9I tons, Pryde, for Grcj;mouth. NIKAL. s.s. p.m.), 245 ton?, Hay, for Nelson and Motuclw. MOANA. s.s. (6.5 p.m.), 3915 toni=, Collins, for Lyttclton, Duncdin. Bluff, llobart, and Melbourne. Pa^senijcro—Saloon: For Lyttelton—Miss Killrier, Modamc3 J!ovran, Messrs. Chamborluin. Murdoch, Hind, Neil. Rowan, Mulc-ock. Wilson. For Dunedin—M'Cartncv (2), Cattcll. Mcsdamos jrCrackin, Urebncr, Me*sh?. Ijond, Joachim. Brcbncr. M'Crackin, Mackay, M'Cartncy. For Camphell, Howard. Mr. Smyth. For Ifobarl— Mesdames Parson. Messrs. Pearce, Bockott. Parson. Mason. For MelbourncMis 3 Mer-dampi? Aubain. Lockhart, Auhain.i Lockhart, Kayinond, Kenneth, Donni.^ton. OPAW'A. p.s. (6 p.m.), HO tnis, Nicholas, for Blenheim. MARAKOA, s.«. (8.5 p.m.), 2598 tons, Mannn)n, for Lyttelton. SaloonMisses Stonford. Chrl-.e, Owen. Head, Hoard, Atkinson. Thompson, MGrror, Wood, Maiuiet., Ifardie. Flower. Palmer. Pratt, Kvans and 2 children, Captain M'Jionuall, KearsIcy, Ro'id, .Toachim, Neil, Chamberlain, DanniftUin, Pownall, Draper, Cliamberf?, i awaited. Maiiuet. Knowlcs, Jennincs, orifHtliF. Palmer, Pratt, Kvan». \rCTOIUA, (11.30 p.m.), 29C9 tons, En* twisle, for northern norts and Sydney. KAKOKT. s.s. (midnipht), I£C3 tons, Barlow. for Wrstrort. QUFEN OF THE SOUTH, s.s. (midnight), 193 ton?, Harvey, for Forrton. FRIDAY, MARCH 29. TAVIUXI, r-.s. (1.5 a.m.), 1465 tons, Spring. Brown,.for Wcstport. EXPECTED ARRIVALS, Ruru, Akitio, March 29. Uotoili, Thnaru, March £9. Uanpoto. Suva. Auckland, March' 23. Kurow. Lyttci:on, March 29. i Komaia, Westport. March 29. N?a.Loro, Orcymoutli. March 29. i Huia, March 29. Blenheim, Blenheim. March 29. Ilawera. Pa»;a, March 29. Mana, Patea, 3!areh 29. Aoranai, San Franci-jco, via way ports, March 29. Maori, Lyt'.clton, March 29. Tarawera, northern ports. March 29. Mocra-ki, Melbourne, via south, Mar. 29 Haupiri, Auckland. Fa.r; Coast, ?>tar. 29 Waimea, Nelson, Pieton, March 29, Resmlus. Wcstport-, March 2S. 11.M.5. Fneounter, Sydr.ey, March 29. Greymouth, March 30. Navua, Wcstnort, March 30. Manjrapana, Westport, Kanmtea, Mar. 30. Aorerc, Patea, 30. Opawa, Blenheim, March 30. Stormbird, Wansnnui, March 30. Arann\va, Want?anui. March 30, . Kapuni, Lyttelton, March 30. Kiripakn, Paten-. March 30. Nikau, Nelson. Motueka. March 30. LyttcKoii, March 30. Mapourika. West Coast. NMson, March 30. Archura, Nelson direct. March 30. Wakatu, Lyttelton, Kaikoura, March 31. Mftnaroa, Havelock, March 31. Monowai. Uiiuedin, Lyttelton, March 31. Ripple, Gisborne, .March 31. Oucon of tho South, Foxton, March 31. haitoa, Nelson, March 31. Ro-nric, New York, via Auckland, Apl. 1. Tainui. Waitnra, April 1. Te Anan. southern ports, April 1. Rosamond, Onchunga, New Plvmouth, April 1. Romuera, London, via way port.s. April 1. Mokoia, northern ports, April 2. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. n«!)lindale. Pieton, March 29. Kurow, Pieton, March 29. Arahura, Pieton, Nelson, March 29. Waimana, London, March 29. Ifuia. Wancanui. March 29. Blenheim, Blenheim, March 29, Hawem, Patea, March 29. Hauroto, Wcstjiort, March 29. Mana. Patea, March 29. Patecna, Pici.on, Nelson, March 29. Maori, Lyttelton, March 29. Manuka, San Francisco, via way uorts. March 29. Moeraki, Sydney direct, March 29. Waimea, Nelson, West Coast, March 29. Imlraimra, Gisborns, March 29. Repulup, W-cstport, March 29. OtaUi. London, March 29. Haupiri, Pieton, Fast Coast, March 30. Mancapapa, Westport, March 30. Aorerc, Patea, March 30. Opawa, Blenheim, March 30. Arapawa, Waußanui, March 30. Kiripakn. Patea. March 30. Niknu, Nelson, Motueka, March 30. Mararoa, Lyttelton, March 30. Arahura, Pieton, Nelson, West Coast March 50. Tarawcra, Duncdin direct. "March 30. Aorangi, Sydney direct, March 30. Wairoa, Duncdin, March 31. Komat-a, We.stport. April 1. Kaitoa, Nelson, West Coast, April 1. Oueen of the South. Foxton, April 1. Tainui. Wait am-, Mokau, April 1. Stormbird. Wnnganui. April 1. Kapuni, Patea, April 1. Rosamond. Nelson, New Plymouth, Onehunjr.i, April 1. Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttelton, April 1. Mannroa, Motueka, April 1. Te Anau, Now Plymouth, Westport, Greymouth, Anril 1. i Monowai, northern ports, April 1. 1 Mokoia. Lj'ttelton, Duncdin, April 2. ; Mapourilm, Nelson, West Coast, April 2. Rippb, Napier, Gisborne, April 2. Navua, Westport, April 2. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. MOEUAKI, s.s., left Melbourne March 20 tor Hobart, eouthorn ports and Wellington. Due Wellington March 29. Leaves same day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney Anril ?. WAP.IHMOO, s.s., leaves Sydnev March 30 for We!lintf:on direct. Due Wellington April 3. Leaves April 4 for Houthern ports, llobart and Melbourne. Due Melbourne 1 April 13. ULIMAROA, f.?.. left Melbourne March ! 27 for Hobart, -outlieru ports, and Wellington. Due Wellington April J. Leave? same day for Sydney direct. Due Sydnev April 0. « OVERSEA SHIPPING. STKAMKRS TO AKHIVK. I From London. i IH'l!v'.Vl'l fduc about April 2-. I on .lanuary 26. via Auckland. (New Zca> s land Shinpiiifr Co.. accnts.) < INDRABA KAII (due about April 0), sail- j ed on January 26. via Australian ports?, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyf-er Line, agents.» t KIA OKA 'due abou(. April 3', sailed j ou February 8, via Auckland. (Shaw, SrvHl, and Albion Co.. u£ent*J 1 NF.IIEiIANA (due about April 20), tailed i January, via Australian ports uii Auck- c

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UKMrEKA (due Monday morning), sailed <■11 February 15. via Cape Town and llobart. iNi'w Zealand Shipping Co., apenis.) i OK I NTH It! iduo aliout April 16), sailed ■o> February 29, via- Cape Town and llobart. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., ORAK! (duo about April 30). sailed on Manh via Auckland. (New Zealand Slimpini: Co., agents.) RCAIIINE (due about April 29), sailed on March 16, via ('ape Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) From Liverpool, SUIMMIV (line about April 19), Bailed on February 5, via Sydney, Newcastle, and Auekland. (F.-H.-S. Line, aKent?.) KENT (due about May 2t), sailed on March 12. via. Sydney and Auckland. (F.-11.-S. Line, agents.) NIWAUt' tdn? about May 10), sailed on March 21!, via Auckland. (Tyser Ijine, ajcenls.) from Montreal. WAKANUI (duo about April 8), sailed on January 19, via Australian ports and Auekland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., uKonts.i KARAMEA (duo about May 1), sailed on February 21, via Australian ports and Auekland, (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) From Now York. KATTENTURN (due about April 9), turned (Hi January 21. via Australian ports J |l }d Auckland. (Tyser Line, apents.) ROSKRIC (due about April 1). sailed on December 30, via Australia and Aucklaud. (A. and A. Line, agents.) (duo about May 31), sailed on March 7. via Australian ports and Auckland. (Dalpety and Co., agents.) ANGLO BOLIVIAN (due about May 7), sailed on Feb. 12, via Australian ports and Auekland. (A. and A. Line, agents.) From San Francisco. AORANGI (dus about March 29), Bailed ?}} c . ~a rrll v ' a Pnpeeto and Rarotonga, (U.S.S. Co., agents.) ' BY TELEGRAPH, OVERSEA. . . f SYDNEY, March 28. Arrived.—Aldebaran from New Zealand. , . f , . NEWCASTLE, March 28. Arrived.—Maitai from Auckland. COASTAL. THURSDAY, MARCH 23. AUCKLAND. Sailed.—Wairuaa 11,30 p.m.). for Newcastle. ONEHUNGA. Sailcd.-Rarawa (5.30 p.m.), lor New Plymouth. NAPIER, Arrived.—Ripple (0.5 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Tarawcra (3.20 p.m.), for Wel« lington. To sail.—Haupiri (7 p.m.), for Wellington. PATEA. Sailed.—Hawcra. (6 p.m.). and Maua (6.1S p.m.), for Wellington. BLENHEIM. To sail.—Blenheim (midnight), for Wellington. NELSON. Arrived.—Corinna (C.15 a.m.), and Alexander (5.30 a.m./, from Wellington. FAREWELL SPIT. Komata passed for Wellington at 3.40 I p.m. WESTPORT. i Arrived.—Navua a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Komata i 5.30 a.m.), for Welliii"i ton. Arrived.—Koromiko (9.15 p.m.), from Wellington. GREYMOUTH. Sailed.—Pohcrua (G. 30 y.m,), for Wellington. KAIKOURA. Arrived.—Wakatu (4.30 a.m.), from Weiliugton. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—John, from Hoki.mga, via Wellington; Wakatu, lrom Laikoura; Kairaki, front Pclonis Sound. Sailed.—Kurow (ii.*ss p.m.), for Wellington and lMcton; Waipori, for the Bluff; Kairaki, for Pelorus Sound; Cyivnet, for Kaikoura; Kini, for Westport and Greymouth. Sailed.—Moeraki (7.40 p.m.), for Sydney, i via Wellington. Pascnsers-Saloon: For W ellingtou—Mioses Shannon, Queree, and Morcland, Mr. Bailey. For S.Y(lney-Mi!*ai Montgomery, Scott. Robinson (2), Hart, Wcastell, Evans, Dunlop, Orchard; Sealey, 1 Mcsdames James, Faithful!, Bailey, Rob-, uison (2), Button, Baker, Orchard, Messrs, i Jiart. Bailey, Robinson (2), Hutton, Orchard, Stringer, Gla&eon, -Reid, Faithfull, and 50 li'tccrage. ain.' , Sailcd.—Macri (8.55 for Wellington; Passengers: Saloon—"Misses Duraut, Louj?h, Suckling, Hosking, Friend, Toms, Russell, Bishop. Bates, Meyers, Mei-dames Tattcrsall, Bloomfield, 2 cliil- i drcn, aiid maid, Irvine, Tcschemakur, Reid, Mooro, Kcene, Johnson and child. Greig and 2 children, W. Parsons, John*, Roberts, Houlder, Clements, Allen. Fitzpatrick, Thomas, Kilpatrick, Graham, Williamson, Wilson, Samuels. Manhire, W. Gregor, Hon. H. F. Wigram, M.L.C.. Messrs. J. B. Reid, 11. H. Pitman. Vcnnall, Barter, J. D. Millton, C. H, White, D. MacFarlanc, Irvine, R. Wood, J. Campbell. Jonkinson, Rrid, Teschemaker, Moore. Westjrarth, Hudson (2), Wingrove, Booth. Park, Bristed. T. and D. Kennedy, Yaby, Harbottle, Pettit, Nuttall. Mount. Forbes, Croston, Phillips, Creagen, Crabtree, Murray, Keeting, Bumble, Connolly. Stephenson, Furze. Watson, Manhire, M'Grcpor, Burns, W. Fuller, Elson, and 45 steerage.

I TIMARU. Sailed—Rotoiti (5.10 p.m.), for Wellington. OAMARU. Arrived.—Wanaka (7.45 a.m.), from Wellington. DUNEDIN. Arrived.—Monowai, from northern- ports; Ivowhai, from Westport, via I'imaru. Sailed.—Kowliai, for Napier and Gislioi ne, via way ports; Storm, for Timaru; Banffshire, for 'i'imaru. WRECKED KNIGHT OP ST. GEORGE. PURCHASED BY SYDXKYITEB. It is understood that a Sydney fyndicatc has completed negotiations for the purchase of the wrecked steamer Knight of St. Oeorge, and intends dispatching salvage plant almost immediately. J1 hopes are held out of ljer being refloated, and in the event cf her being got off the reef it is understood t.lie intention is to take lier to Auckland for repairs. The Knight of St. Georpfe, it will be remembered. was en route to Auckland and Sydney from Puget Sound when die grounded near Nukualofa (Tonga). From the first Eieat hopes have been held out by different parties of the possibilities of getting her clear of the rock bed. but wheu the master passed through Sydney some time ago, en route ot London, he expressed fie opinion that she was fast for all time. MAXUKA ARRIVES. An arrival at Wellington from Sydney early yesterday morning was the tlnioii Company's R.M.S. Manuka. Sho left the New South Wales port at 3.30 p.m. oil Saturday last, and experienced fine weather with moderate to light westerly winds on the run across the Tasman Sea. The Manuka liaa on board 103 tons of general cargo for Papeete, and 624 tons for San Francisco. This include'! 70X00 .feet of timber, 573 ingote of tin, and 45E4 cases of onions. There arc 43 through pasEengcrs to San Francisco and way ports. Captain J. E. Stringer is in command of the Manuka, and has the following officers associated with him:—Chief, Mi. H. Fletcher; Eecond, Mr. J. Breen; third, Mr. Bundred; chief engineer, Mr. T. Oargill; second, Mr. W. G. Scott: third, Mr. C. J. M'Lenu; fourth, Mr. P. Morrison; fifth, Mr. C. Bird; sirth, Mr. 11. Matlmson: boilermaker, Mr. A. Asborne. Mr. J. Carter is chief steward, and Mr. A. Andrews is pursor. Dr. 0. n. Grimm is ship's surgeon, and the wireless operator is Mr. K. P. M'Namara. Whilo she war, at Sydney tlie Manuka underwent a complete overhaul from stem to stern, and as she lays at the Jervois Quay Wharf, presents a very fine appearance. The vessel has been oneo beforo to 'Frisco, tho time she took up the Aorangi's running for a trip. This is her first toyago in the regular schedule running, aiid she leaves port at 5 p.m. to-day, being due at her destination on April 18. Tho vessel is taking very little Welling, ton cargo this trip. AORAXGI ARRIVES AT 3 A.M. SATURDAY. Wireless advice received bv the local station last evening stated that the Union Company s K.M.S. Aorangi, which is en route from San Francisco to Wellington, expects to arrive in port at 3 a.m. tomorrow. Tho vc? sel will berth o.t the wharf about 7 a.m., and will continue lier journey to Sydney at 6 p.m. MESS-TAHTjB GOSSIP. Mr. U. Olayden, lato third officer of the Maitai and Manuka, lias- received welldeserved promotion to second officer of the Mararoa._ Mr. Clayden joined the Maitai Oil her lir:-t trip in the Wellington-,San Francisco run, and ha* been in the service until yesterday. ■ Mr. Cos, whom .Mr. Clayden riuheves, has eomu ashore for orders. Mr. Hundred i,5 now third ollloer of the .Manuka. Ail vice has boon received anuouininc tho dcrt-h or Captain J. Bmn. of tho wellknown steamer Ashburton. Captain Uevan was well ami popularly Known in Australia, and the hows of 111- de;Uh will b<.> rc.-tMvnl wii.h deep recrcl. Ho wag an old "orvant of lIn? Australian .Shipping Company. Uavinjr been in their employ almost- since the inception of tho company. Mr. J. M'Arthur. lato chief engineer nf th« Wanaka, proecedi'njr to .Melbourne to join the Looncjana as chief engineer. Captain ]!. Morrisby. commander of the Union Company u il.jf.a. Mftrnroa. Arrived in Dunwllu by tlie Mooraki from Melbourne on Tuesday*

Mr. K. Yellenoweth, chief officer of the Tlaurolo,. who hai> been ashore on sick leave, rejoined his ves?el at. Auckland, replacing Mr. 11, who joined the Stjuall in a similar capacity. Mr. T. J. Skyr, elu(?f olilcer of the Holmdale, >i[:ncd ull' the v<t?scl'.s articles at UellniEtun ytrtlerday. i UOSKRU: AT AT'CKI.AND. The A. :uul A. Line'.« chartered steamer Roserii- arrived at Am-kland from New via way port#, yesteulay mornini;. It- is anticipated that the vessel will be dispatched tor Wellington this afternoon, and ><he should v.hoiv up either Sunday niffht or Monday morning. The Roseric will put out 9CD tons of < arf?o here, before proceeding to Lyttolton and Duncdin. MORAYSHIRE ARRIVES HOME, Cable advice received by the local agents for tile F.-11.-S. Line announces tho arrival at. Avonmouth, on Sunday of tho Morayshire. The vessel left Lyttelton for the Home port, via Bahia Blanca, ou January 31. TU\IA KINA\S MOVEMENTS. On Tuesday next the New Zealand ShippuiL' Company's R.M.S. 'I'urakina j* due back at Wollinctou fom Napier. The liner e.ompleles loading here, and i 6 scheduled to tako her departure for Lotii jlon on Thursday next. She is due at her destiuation on May 15. 1 REMUEUA DUE MONDAY. ! Rcmuora, R.M.S., of the New Zealand Shipping Company's Heel. left. llobart, in I continuation of her journey from London ito Wellington, at 7 a.m. yesterday. Tho liner is due hero early ou Monday mornniff. CARGO FOR LONDON. Leaving Wellington for London this afternoon, the New ftcahuul Shippine Co.'s lUeamer Otalu is taking tlio foilowiii},' cai'tfo iroin the undermentioned port*:—From Dunudiu—39o2 bales wool, 15 bales clippings, lo bales rabbitskins, <1 bales hair, 135 casks tallow, 1678 mutton, 6191 carcauses lamb. 10 packages sundries. Dun- \ Q G0010—992 bales wool. From Napier ~wool, 1 fadtje wool, 15 pockets wool, 4977 carcanscs mutton, 50,4/8 earca.i«efl lamb. 208 carcassed 180 crates pieces frozen mutton, 32'J crates li'ozon snndricra', 107 bales hemp, 84 bales tow. From Tokomaru Bay-175 bfiles wool, yu tallow, 8*143 carcasses mutton, 1623 carcasses lamb, 17 carcasses tons. 160 carcasses beef, 14 casks pelts, 15 casks casings. iTom Auckland—so 2 bales wool, 137 casks ta.low, 30 easkjj pelts. 1051 cases Bum, 720 s«Sks l? 1 1!"' 19 biuos llax, 22C7 pieces timber. : , '"'n'W spelter, 577 .bags concentrates, 21., packs copra, 8 packages kuiidnos. From liyitelton—l49 bales wool, 52,558 carcasses mutton, 27,799 carcasses lamb. 80 orate? kidnejv, 20 crates Kwectbrcade. From Duncdin to iluil—67 bales wool. From Napier for Goole-826 bales wool, 1 fad«o ivoo , 10 pockets wool. For lIIIIM6B bales wool. The W'CUinjrton and Wailara earjjoca were not available yesterday. TAKEN BY THE SOMERSET. A summary or all taken by tho r.-U.-S. Htcamer Somerset, which left Lytto on for Avonmouth on March 25, was'as toUowo:—I-roiu Waitara—27B9 quarters beef, I carcasses mutton, 47u7 carcasscs la,mb. i 56 buttocks beef, 79 casks tallow. From j Wnn{?anui~s3B Quarters beef, £249 carcase ! mutton, 122 carcasscs lamb, 18 sacks beef, i 553 cases ir.eats. From Picton-5302 car- : ca«es lamb. From Wellington-1457 quar* | ters beef, 3322 carcasses mutton, 22.455 car. casses lamb, 16 chrca-sses veal, 318 boxes butter. 4714 eases cheese, 1831 sacks beef. 183 carcasscs calves, 2CCS casos meats, 32 casks casings, 10 bales wool. I<3 bale* hemp, 659 bales tow, 350 casks tallow, 178 sacks fescue, 155 sackA peas,' 25 package general cargo. From Timaru—23 quartcra boei, 108 carcasses mutton. 16.613 carcassca lamb. From Auckland—lß3s boxes butter. 403 crater cheese, 6 casks casings, 77,890 super feet timber, 3 bales leather. From Dunedin—£6 quarters beef. 497 carcasses lamb, 17C6 cralcs cheese, 589 sacks beef, 168 bales wool, 136 eases meats, 13 pack* ascw peroral. From BlufT-169 quarters beef, 4149 crates cheese. 355 sacks beef, 1494 cases meats. From Lytt<jlton~Sß6 case* cheese, 50 boRS hearts, 30 eacks tallow, 31 casks plvcerine, 623 snck-- bran, 74 cares honey, 221 bairs beef, 26.9C2 carcasson lamb and mutton, 4920 sacks oats, and 2G6 pcao. After the barque Aldebaran has completed discharpe of her cmro of Auckland timber at Sydney she will procecd to Newcanlc to loid coal for llobart. The Sealed steamer Clan which is tindcr charter to the Union Companv, due at Port Chalmers with Newcastle 'coal on Monday. , At 5 p.m. to-day the New Zealand S'hippinp Company's steamer Otaki wil'l take i her departure from Wellington for London. ; .. Ail .expcfted arrival in port, lrom Lor Jon,*l via way' poTts. on Tuesday next, i.> tho New Zealand Shipping Co.'s new steamer : Huruuui. Messrs. Levin and Co.'s new steamer Awahou was to have been launched at l Paisley on February 26. She was due to leivo there for Wellington last Tuesday. I Loading operations in conneotion with the Shaw, Savill steamer Ranfratira arc expected to be completed at Wellington today. The vessel will then leave for Lyttelton. Mapourika, s.s., arrived at Greymouth from Wellington, via wav port?, at- 5 a.m. vosterday, ami left on the return trip at 7 p.m. Leaving Napier at 4 n.m. yc&t ft rday, the Haupiri is due at Wellinqtou this afternoon. Tomorrow afternoon she leaven for Pieton, East Coast Bays and port.% and Auckland.