SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1726, 18 April 1913, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

» PIUSES 01'' THE MOON. APRIL. Bay. Hr. m. ' New moon 7 5 13 a.ut. First quarter H 5 9 p.m. Full mooii 21 9 3 A.m. liast quarter '. 28 p.m. ,MOO.\. Moon rises today, 3.54 p.m.; sets, 2.36 a.m. Saturday. HIGH WATEK. To-day, 11.25 a.m.; 1.50 p.m. To-morrow, 2.16 a.m. ; 2.49 p.m. HVS. Sun rises to-day. 6.Z2 a.m.; sol.?, 5.17 p.m. ARRIVALS. THUnSDAIV APBIL 17. JOHN. e.s. (5.20 a.m.). Ml tons, Jameson, from Lyttelton. HUIA. s.b. (6.5 a.ra.). 127 lons, Burt, from Wauganui. JIARAKOA, s.s. (6.45 a.m.). 2598 tons, Manning, Iron liyttclton. Paascngcrs: Saloon —Jlifties Beninan, Black,* Ambler. Haefedt, Malcolm, Murray, Andrews, Whittington, Murray, Perham, Brown, Simpson, Mesdames Holland, White, Oloss, Cockerlin and 3 children, Suckling, Murray, Malcolm, Moore. Smith and 2 children. Hobson. Sugden, Knight,' Steveu, Nntt, Perham, Bray, Lenoran, Benh-am, Fletcher. Ecv. Smith, Professor White, Messrs. Meade, Moore, Si)o\v. Suckling, I'ahey, Cockerlin, Murray, lioboon, W*tt. Campbell. Booth, Kobion, Yirfor, Ford, Bell, Sudden, Thome, Joeos, Williams, Hoivoy, Nutt. Sandeland, Brown, Holdeworth, Bray. Brodrick, . Bayraent, I Oroll. Nettleton, Hay, Finning, Hewlett, Jonos; 72 steerago. NIKAU, s.s. (7.5 a.m.), 248 tons, Hay, from Nelson, . KAPITI,' s.s. (7.10 a.m.), 242 tons, Sawyers, from Wanganui., 81/ENHEIM, s.e. (7.35 a.m.), 12Q tons, Wilkinaon, from Blenheim. OPAWA, ?.a. (7.55 aim.). 110 tons, Nicholas, from Blenheim. WARRIMOO, s.s. (9.50 a.m.), 3529 ton 3, Clift, from Syduey direct. Passengers: S-a- ; loon—Misse3 Hobeon, Underwood, iiaason. f Govett, Hedley, Meadames Wilson, Alps, ! Baaire and 2 children. Smitli and 3 chit- | dren, Beddin, Harris, M'Hu-th, Husscll, ; Leon,.' C-aptain Moss, Messrs. Bonkin, Gam- I ei'on. Ainslee, Taylor, Ilealey, Alpe, Ruther- 1 ford, Marland/Hobc, O'Burel. Rouse, Smith, j Hursthouse. F.eddin, Home, Gollinson, Bey- i ler, M'llugh, Captain Lowe, Wado, Mayes, j Jliltemanu, Button. Ranwell, Spizeroeki, i Leon, Itodson, Gallop, Littlejohn, Fcrgu-; Eon, 'Easson, -Hunter, Robertson; 73 steer-j aire. - ' ' ! XGATORO, s.s. {9.50 a.m.), 1137 ton 3, Ch,ri6- I tinn, from Qrcymouth. .MAITAI, s.s. (11 a.m.), 3393 tons, Carson. ! from Lyttelton. WHAKARUA,' e.g. (noon), 6543 tons, Kemp, ; from Napier! , ' ENERGY, s.s. (3.30 p.m.), 66 tons, Brown. : from Cook Strait. ' i AUAHURA,- s.s. - (3.35 p.m.), "1956 tons, . White-Parsons, from '.Vest Coast and Nel-; son. Pa3sensere; Sa!oo.ti—JiL«=es KHteiby, • .Mn.-dock' (2). Sykes. lii,?m (2). Wildmaa, I "iljirry, Chidgery, Ka-.r, O'Jlricn. ./jiikms, : M'Leivn, Barnes (2), Whitford, 'Dickinso'.i, ; O'auster, Mesdainos Gre-en ar,<l ohiii'i. Logan ; •iT.d child, Rothwolj. Thomson and chili.. . Jr.yr.fs, Munro and 'j. jxo.wsor.' ami : •.--ill 1 tl. Saxon, M'?lievssn vxt'A child, O'Brien, ; JV'Conchy, Kilnn. fiid'ord, Slurra:,\ ; rceaahaw, Mnssra. r r-:-vi.'!oy. Barr. Qhuan | end cii-rd, ;io;.-.k: ?.j--i-i i-.s-jn, L.. Bell. As-i ton, 'i'ho.'i'-son. I'-'r-m. filii;. (2), Hughes, ■ phodns, M.um'o, .(jr'".>'J-"i*-:;. ifhii'.ips, John- ; «ar„ |.T)a',Ti-CiU, IIcu;- - toi>, M'Ewlu, Miliar, ; ?j;'.-p*ica i 2).' Rev. Battle •-. O'Brien, iTari, ; (.i.c-'.in;u).. KUntt. .BUriK", ifl'hevson, : ney. OlfTord, Sniivi-. .'l'ho'iios: 49 ott-araie. ; - rAT'CE-NA, s.s. (?.■',:'• u«,-..), 1212 '.ona. C«.;n- : rro'-i, fro*..:. Ke)st..'i .iiu' Picion. ' SPiOC-I—."SU"---*-! Ce.'e, f.WB. I-O.iTto - ", '"-:.y. : in-', iiilia, TiCh'jl, U ay.-joB, T'ii-'. Jiams, Oiv.lt!. r«ii. j?*;:i-, Jft-heon, .'i-sii, '. Bs-i'iictt, iilv.-V.-.'il Hay ridft-arris, BcU. So- ! me?. Home, 1.;'.--.(!«,--c-, T,y„>-!.ou, ±i\r.. -•-.;•.; iii, ■ Ttdlbot, o.nu Smi;.'; ani tviiS, 'fal'joi, V-?a- i zies and ehikt, jT,uto-j, C;«!s. p-gbi'.-sor, , Lyons, Taylor, "iV*}ker, Srw.kop. "Harf.k.;:,. ! I Biii?(iou, Bell, Tannwiiffe. G.'.etihn l .. .lio;- • Fioyd, Tiller, il'Kab, Tod'l, Sougail. Oo:i- • aldsnn, Messrs. Williama. Picrard, Kintat't, : Steeds, Lowe. Talbot '.K, Morgan, Kimnif-, . Wells, Thompson, Kelly, Read, Glcnhili. ! Coster, Robertson. Karrop (2), Lockhcad, • Lynn, Barnes, Meade, Pfceir-s, • Robertson. Lyons:. . Oamham,' GriflH'n?, : Brookes, Boyce, O'Dwy-ir. Mitchell i'ij, j Crai-rie. Morrin, Beeeh.- 8.-.irdon. Bell, la ! Oompe, Sharp, Yarrcll, G!cr--):;, Taylor. :' Giles, Bku-kusorc, Bryant, Truman; 14 i stcera-;e. HAUPIRI. s.s. (8.50 p.m.), 715 tons, Bil- ! ton. from Onehunsa-. I . WAVESLEY. s.o. (9.35 p.m.), 157 tono, I Henry, from Wert Coast and Nr.lson. KAPUNI, s.s. (11.15 p.-zi.), !M tons, H'lntosh, from Patea. . ,-, -(.• .. _• .j -• I

DEPARTURES. . I ..THURSDAY. APRIL 17. ' , ■AOEEEE,'O.S. (11.50 a.m.), 77 tons; Fisk,"!' for Patea. . \ . ' ' • i TAINUI. s.s. (3.35 p.im), 9957 tons, Mof- '. fall, for London. Passenger-list published | yesterday. : EANGATIRA. 5.5.'(4.15 n.m.l, 7165 tons. I Lov.-den, for Bluff. STORMBIRD, s.s. (4.20 p.m.), 217 tons, Dow- i oil, for Wanganui. ' . ! NIKAU, s.s. (5.10 n.m.), 2.45 lone, Hay, for j Nelson and Motueka. j JOHN, s.s. (5.45 p.m.), 342 tone. Holm, t for Wanganui. i OPAWA, s.s. (7 p.m.), 110 tons. Nicholas. : for Blenheim. ! KLENHEIM, s.s. (7.10 p.m.), 120 tons, Wil-.i kinson, lor Blenheim. .! MAKAUOA, 1 s.s. (8.5 n.m.), 2598 tons, Manning, for Lyttclton. , I'OHERUA, s.s. (9.5 p.m.), 1175 tons, Irwin, for New Plymouth. ! WABRIMOO, s.s. (11.20 p.m.), 3529 tons, j Clift, for Melbourne, via southern ports. 31AITAI. s.fl. (11.45 p.m.). 3393 tone.' Stevens, for.Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. ■ EXPECTEB ARRIVALS. Falcon, Nydia Bay, April 18. • • Manj.ipapu, Westport and- Karamea, April 18. Queen of the Boutli. Foxton, April 18. Storm, Wanganui, April 18. Breeze, southern ports, April 18. Hawera, Patea, April 18. lvomata, .Westport, April 18. Kurow, Westport, April 18. «, Manaroa, Nelson and Motueka., April 18. Maori, Lyttclton, April 18. Victoria. Sydney, via northern ports, April 18. Waimca, Nelson and West Coast, Apr. 18. Keffulus. Westport, April 18. Manuka Melbourne, via south. Apr. 18. lonic, London, via ports, April 18. Kahu, East Coast porta, April 18. Wakatu, Kaikoura and Lyttclton, Apr. 18. Anahou. Wanganui, April 18. Flora, Lyttelton, April ,18. • Kaituna, Lyttelton, April 19. Norfolk, Buubury, AprU 19. i Kiripaka, Patea,- April 19. . Mana, Patea, April 19. Opawa, Blenheim, April 19. Blenheim, Blenheim, April 19. Pateena, Plcton, and Nelson, April 19. Nikatt, Nelson and Motucka, April 19. Mararoa, Lyttclton, April 19, Aorere, Patea, April 19. Kaitoa, Terakoho, April 19. Ktormbird, Wanganui, April 19. Essei, Wanganui, April 20. Pakeha. Dunediii, April 20. Hawke's Bay, Lyttelton. April 20, Hula, Wanganui, April 20. Kapuni, Patea, April'2o. Arapawa, Wanßanui, April 20. Ripple, Napier, via Picton. April 21. Taviuni, southern ports, April 22. Jlauncanui. Sydney direct, April 23. Arafcura, Nelson, We*t Coast, April 24. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. .. Kamona, Grcymouth, April 18. Queen of the South, Foxton, April 18, Huia, Wansanui, April 18.., Storm, southern ports, April. 18. Olftn Mcnzies, ' Napier and Auckland, April 18. .Quia, schooner, Westport, April 18. Hauplri, Picton, Onohunga, April 18, Mana-roa, Nelson and Motueka, April 1& Jloa, Westport, April 18. Rcgulus, Westport, April 18. Waverley, Nelson and West Coast ports, April 18. Awahou, Foxton, April 18. » Maori, Lyttelton, April 18. Pateena, Picton and Nelson, April 18. Victoria, Lyttclton, Duncdin, April 18. Tainul. Waitaro, April 18. Manuka, Sydney, April 18. Kahu, Eflst Coast ports. AprU 18. Kapuni, Patea, April 18. Arapawa, Wanganui, April 18. Hawera, Patea, April 18. Flora. Lyttelton, April 19. Kaituna, Auckland. April 19. Kiripakn.. Patea. April 19. Aorere, Patea,- April 19. ' ' Arahura, Picton, Nelson, and West Coast, April 19. Mana,' Patea, April 19. Opawa. Blenheim. April 19. Blenheim, Blenheim, AprU 19. Stotmbird, WanKanm, April 19. Nikoni, Nelson, April 19. Mararoa. Lyttclton, April 19. Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttcltoß, April 19. Kaitoa, Toraholic, April 19. Whakarua, Bluff, April 20. Mokoia, / Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, Taviuni, New Plymouth, Westport, and Greymouth. April 21. Awaroa, Nelson, Motueka, April 21. Hincmoa. southern lißhthoiises, Apr. 21. JWipourika, Nelson. West. Coast ports, April 22. Monowai. Lvttelton and Dmicdin. Apr. 22. , Ripple. Nn-pier and fiislioni!>. April 22. Pakehfl, Gisborne and Auckland, Apr. 23. ' Mamiganui, Melbourne, via. southern ports, April 24. , ~ •„, ' llawlto'a Bay. London, April 24. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. 1 MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. , . MANTJKA. duo'here from Melbourne Aprili 18 Sills s-iiiio day for Syduey direct. ' TjLIMAI'OA. duo here Trom ilclbouime • April 15.' Hnils earns day for Sydney direct. MAtiNGANIJI, duo here fi-oni Sydm-v 1 April 23. Sails Asril 24 for ilclbournc, via $outh,

OVERSEA SHIPPIMC. Steamers. From. I.'.'f:. line Kerch sum London Feb. 24 Apr. ,>0 Indrahar.ih London Feb. 1.5 Apr. 29 [„„!,•, Loudon Feb. 28 A in-. 18 Ko.ipara London .Mor. 11.I 1 . Apr. 21 Iti'-.ipchu [million Mir. 15 Apr. .10 Jiarort- T.mi<!on Kar. 9 May 10 Atltfiiit: ' •'••'•••• London -!flr. 17 l!:iy 1J Muritai London Viv.K .May 21 tndrapuia- London Apr f .■,:in;E-. Papruoa- London Apr. T Hay i: , Olaki !.-..!'.'im Apr. V- • ii>:.t:Surrey Liverpno! /'c't. 1:> ■■«;.• . llimulaka. Livorpna .Mar. ,i V.-v 23 . Niwaru Icvei-p-iel Apr. 13 .•iin?;7 Whaknt«.n? 'Si. .L.V-". Feb. 15 Ap,-. JO Kia. Ora Nt. ■ T olin Ma' - . 3 Mnv 20 U-aW-ii St. .i-ihi! Ji.-.r. M .Lino 22 ■ Clenctivc. V-w York Jan. 20 Apr. 26 i Rnunrcls Ncv York Mar. 26 Juac :6 , Uric-/. ls:ri »,\Yor!; Fci. ■ ''-;ay >i. Courtfleld No-.-Vnrk 1-Vv 71 ?.*:-v 1? ! . Crown oi Toledo :■-■:■' -t! ~>-':i<: t< .'iv.',j:, Norfolk Du.i'jitry Mar. 20 Apr. 19 : Moana- Vi-ls:-: Apr. - A.or. 24 , ibt ■te;/655-».i , :i •' ! OVG.'i*C«. • 'j SYDNEY. Anril 17. !' Sailed.—Glenctivc, to; So<v Zealand, j ' NEWCASTLE, April 17. i Sailcd-Ihumata, for K-:-.v vrealand. COASTAL. THURSDAY. APHID 17. .ATiilS'jiS'O. ' ! Arrived—Katoa. (2.20 a.m.). from New- j rastle: Atua. (6.'1-' i iv.-i.i. froin. Sydney a-nd I Island port,?; Jiunovai (12.50 p.m.), from: southern ports. i :*;•■;'.V rLYMOTJTF. • Arrived.—Kara-no- (J. 35 a.m.), from One- j fcunga, i Sailed.—Sarswa (3.25 ' p.m.), lor One- \ liunga. • .FVI'SA. i Saiied.-Kapuni a.m.), for Welling- j ton. ; Arrivel—Kennedy (9 a.m.). from Welling- •* ton; Manaroa- (10 a.m.), from Wellington : t;zw>?o';.v. -j Sailed—Kutow (6.30 n-.ta.). far Wellington • ; F.C'j'ji-ii3 (8 p.m.), for WoliiDg-con. > liiTi'Si/iO?;. I Arrived.—Maori (7 a.m.). from Wellington. I Sailed.—Breeze, for Manuka, j for Sydney, 1 via Wellington. ] Sailed.—Siaori (8.30 vs.ui.l. 2or Wellington. I Passengers:. Kaloea—'-slicsos Cowper, Scott,! Ke'eoy, Thompson, Canr.ir.u-, Nicol, Barton, | Barker, and Giet, Uos-Jaraes Bell. Williani3 I and child, Hincs, I'a.hos, Chatfield, Gard-■) ■ l'.r.r. Fi.nty. BroaJbrid.iC, Edmcnd,' Clark, | i!.'Fsd;'=:i, Harrison. Baker. Anclexcon, Marshall and child, M'lion-ald. Kutiedge. John- ' stop. Clenricll, Corim' and child, Paynler, ; .liidd. /tarkcr, Gicl, Jay and Itndd, Cap- : tain M'Clee, Messrs. 'ric-id, Xidd, Mor-teei-i- ! I err, Bfivison, Larrv.au. Jamieson, liamil- ; '.. ton, Bell, fjowper. Partes, Gardner, Finty, ! : Gist. Robertson. Slonelyer, Jlinnifi, JJ'Don- j 1 ».!''!. Scllpre, Wilson, Goiiid, Brcokcr, Jr.hr;. | ; <••■-.■■:. Whiic. E.ist:noro, . "ivalcott, "M'Eniiis, : Gay, Hai'pcr, IJaynter, andliudd; I ; Si ttcerasc. ! ; TIMAP.U. ■ j. . Kailed—liindston, barriueEtine/for Wcl- i 1 Ut'EtAn. : I I. DDNF.DIK. j ■ Arriviiil.—Mpkoia (3 p.m.), from northern j j ports. ! wtiled— Kotare (3 pro.i, for Timaru. ; j , lONIC AESTVKS 5 P.JT. I Advice Teecivcd by wireless by the local ] : roi'i.:.) office last eveninir stated that the , ; '.v.-.-,';;, .;a ronta ficu i,:iitlor, to Wollii'.-;- )' : v,v, vsjwoted to reach her fiestin&iion at ■ • o a'ci-jci; Uiu efeniu;. ■ i WAKEIiIOO IiOM STDNEY. i ,' ! Shortly after nine o'clock yesterday I 1 uj-jriiinß the Warriaino arrived from Syd- •' | .'ley direct, and ijerthed at the Queen's ; : iVharf. Owing to t.iic vessel not takir.? , i her dnpatture (roir, Kytiiicy "until 11 o'ciorn • ! or. fiiitiirday ni::r.:v Nwi, she was sercrdl : • hours late in arriri.i;: at this end. ' She ' ; hd.t! an vuievaaliaS -.orare, cxpetienc-.-i!: ' • -nodrire,te \>'ca'hci' roi,<iit,ions Uiroußhuui,, : '■ ''h<; took hen ric ; -«.r!u;-« 'or Melbourne via : ! ;l\9 south, late iatt ninht. ■. ; j MAPOUKIKi OK THE COAST, ' j \ Tin West- Co«<=t packet Manourika art I i uv;u at Gr-rysioiitli at 7 o'clock yester- ! I day niornißb, ard :?ft asain at f-oven in ! the eveuin-; for Kelson and Wei- , I liiiEtor. sha is ciao hereon Saturday af-! | tcrnpda. •■ j t ( . TO LEAVE. LIYLT.FOOL. j ] The-r<illo\yii)s.TF..'and,: S....steamers aro j I i;cli3diiic'i to leato liijcvsool for New Zea- j | land port.:':—Kent, uu Llay 3; and Sulfol);, i lon May' 21. . . j !".''>. 'IiIPOKTS I'r.3■'■ffAUHISIOO. . j • The Warrimoo. vsliicc arrived from Syd- i j ney j-citevi'lay, broii,',;:i the. followinc im-• ports:-24 packaKC-i •wiadiculs, 09' bare; 1 lead, 2 case: eiiiei-, it: packages stores, '10 i ! pigs lead, 23 (,1-ab.- sncrble, 17- cases j i oil,, 3*l ca,?es foudd, i 0 cases tobacco, 11 ; j ruses 'Clears, 20 ivc-!u paper, 22 iwlir.dcrs ] . 00. N., 340 eases soap, li cases I j horax, ffl eases fnur, it, packaKes pre- ; . serves,' 922 cases condiments, 4-1 bundles | I mats, 20 cans Vcrn'ou;!i. 20 cas«s roofm!.- j • slates, 50 oases whisky. iCO ca.sca beer, J3 i ; acid, 10 ,:ai-.'?s ptanos, 20 drjims i i iiiiphtha. 75 ensea w.ircliiics. 34 cases olivos. i ; 742} cases lemons, Ic'j cases schnapps, 50 ' ceifes oil. 45 boxes margarine, 4 cascfi motor ' cars. 588 sacks (lour, 150 drums carbide, 400 j I cuecs tea. 203 pieces timber, 3CO sacks rice, j | ' THE OLD "GRANGES." j Ever since the arouitition of the erst- ! while "Grange" stea'ircrf Roscommon, Ty- j rone, Westmcath, and Limerick by tho i Union S.S. Company, v Ltd., was first an- ! nounce-d, states the Sydney "Shipping List," much speculation was indulged in as to what the new ownej-s il'tended doing with them. Tho consensus <;!' opinion was that the cirgo service between the Pacific Coast, Now Zealand, and Australia, would ho maintained by them and until tho pre- ! sent there, was -no real reason to disputo the idea. Nov.-, however, tho question has been sot at rest by tho. managing owners stating that it is the intention of the Union Company to keep them running In the United Kingdom ar.d Australasia under the aegis of the Federal and' filiiro Lines as hitherto. Possibly at a later date somo other arrangement will be made,, but eo far there is no alteration oven contemplated, i NEW 1' AND S. LINEHS. For eome timo\past it has been rumoured that tho F. and S. fleet would be strengthened by the -addition of another 12,000 tonner of similar design to the Shropshire and Wiltshire, and when it becamo known that Captain Prisko had remained in London on his last retu?n from Australia the statement was considered to be strengthened. However, although the most exhaustive inquiries have been made into the matter, it is impossiblo to eecuro any cuthentic iiewe l , but in the course of investigations it transpired that although It is doubtful if .such a vessel as a 12.000'' tonner is under, order just now. tho line will te augmented by the addition of three high-class vessels each of; 8000 tone register, the order for which has just been placed by Messrs. Turnbull, Martin and Company and the Federal S.N. Company. The lirm to receive the contract for their construction is the Soclct* dea Ateliers and I OhanUcrs de France, of Dunkirk, and the engines will be supplied by the North T&n&lerp Marine Company. It is understood that tho first of the trio wiU be delivered in April, 1914, and tho others at short, intervals later. No names have. a» far as can be gathered, been decided on. 4> MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. A. Bruce has joined the Nika.u as mate, vice Mr. W. Allen. Mr. S. Worland has signed on the Moitai as third mate in place of Mr. S. H. Page, who signed off the vessel at Wellington yesterday. • Mr. B. D. Smith signed off tho Poherua as third engineer at Wellington yesterday. Mr. L. Kingdon, third mate, also left tho veseel yesterday. Mr. K. It. Park has joined tho Poherua in the capacity of purser. Mr. S. 11. Head has joined tho Kamona as third engineer, vice Mr.' W. G. Stevenson. Mr,, Farey is'to join tho Hawera as mate. The coastal steamer Kapiti, has been withdrawn from her running, and will remain in Wellington until Monday for the purpose of having a now funnel fitted. Owing to tho fact that she is engaged in ' taking visitors to U.M.S. New Zealand, the Government steamer Hinemoa will not leave on her southern trip until Monday next. The Pakeha is duo back at Wellington on Sunday next, and -will sail on the following Wednesday for Gisborne and Auck-land-to complete loading. The vessel is to lvani Auckland finally on May 2 for London. Advice lias been received to tho effect that the F. and 8. chartered steamer Glen ] Ktive left Sydney for Auckland and Wel-llngi-on at 7 o'clock yesterday morning. The vessel is due here about April B. The Awaron, camo off the Evans Bay , Patent Slip yesterday morning. The next vessel to go on Is the Queen of the South, • which is at present barhouud at Foxton. The Kaituna is due here on. Saturday morning from Lyttclton, and will sail in the evening for Auckland direct. ■ Owing to bad weather in the south the Taviuni has been delayed in her loading operations. She is expected to leave Dud- ' cdin at noon to-day for Timaru, Lyttclton and Wellington, being due here on April 22. 1. The Flora .is due at Wellington to-day * from Lyttclton. and, upon arrival, sho , will berth lit the Putoiio Wharf to load sheen for Lyttclfon. returning to the j soutliwti, port to.morrow, i Tlio N.'tvust is expected at 2 j.h, from

The T.wsir steamer Whakanin arrived in p:n-|' yestardny, and licrl.'ncd at the .lervoiti Quay w'hiirf. She !:• lo Ic.i.vc or: Sunday ninrnnjv: for flic lsluiV. where she is to lo«il mwit. The Indm.harali left Sydney on Wednesday for /nx-Vlnnti, Gi.-bonic. Napier, and Wellingluii. .V-hn is due here mi April 28. A notice to .''oiisignrcs „f cargo by Hie Whalinriui. appears elsewhere in this issue. Kepm-enlativet of (lie Tyser Line are inioiigel. the ]!!«%'■ regular visitors to An:-i-.'-Miaii pons, stiti's the ••Shipping Lisl," :r:i'l invariably .return ;o Loudon, thciloaic port, after Unidiiuf vt- C.iir.iiionwrallh ports on niTouiit o£ tl.t- A'.irlwlian Union Line '•r else under the ?.-\.-=e,- Has via. New So-',. land: conscouemiv, Riiv lievinfioii is likely l Itl create sur;iriso. At time.?.'of caiiive, ! fonin of ib-;:i ;i".vw not ta'sen up berth bnsincKs. •<:■■■■! ,-.-,,,, /< SUIU with a fnllcvr::n of wheat: '.]■:, this 5s such an infrecincnl. c-jur.-o thai. ;.,- .',s impcssible to really asi:eeinto .tJic.-.i. with il. iio.-.ir.vr. t'tie NereI'ona. "fo'.v o-a her way .to Sydney and New Zealand London; is to f!o this, ar-r.-ingciiients having been •xmrinded whereby she inll load a full of tho "golden gram' at a Com:r.ouwM)fh port for tho United Kingdom or Confluent, Seys an Australian excao.igo:—The Unit-j ■vl Tyscr liner Gut.:nleia ivas dispatched i~nrn New York on April 0 t'or Australiau ! ports, and the steamer Stsu" of Australia 1 will_ be dispatched from the American port j mi May 4 for Melbourne, Sy&nw. and New Zealand ports.