OVERDUE FROM THE GREAT LAKES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1863, 24 September 1913, Page 9

OVERDUE FROM THE GREAT LAKES.

By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright ♦' Ottawa, 'September 22. Tho steamer JTuromc (3530 tons, Northern Navigation Company of Ontaria, Ltd.). i 3 overdue from the Great Lakes. Wireless messages liavo failed to ovoko any* answer. Grave fears are entertained as to the safety of tho vessel, which carried many passen- 1 gers. (Rec. September 23, 10.20 p.m). Ottawa, September 23. The Huronic ig safe. THE ULIMAROA. Captain Wyllie. of tlie TJlimaroa, has advised by wireless that he expected that ! nis vessel (now on tho tri'p from Sydney) would arrive at Wellington at 8 a.m. today. Tho Ulimaroa. will berth at the Queen's WhaTf to land passengers and discharge cargo. • ATHENIC'S PASSENGERS. , Due at Wellington from London, via. way I ports, on September 30. tho fihaw-Savill I steamer Athenic ii-? bringing the following j •pasfcngcitfj-flln. J]ovin.s, A. 0. | Bushell, Mr. .D. Drevritt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Findlay, Mtes Garraway, Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Herriee, Miss J. 0. Lea-dam, Mr. J. Pbrry, Mr. Nettleton.- Miss A. M. Phillips, Mrs. and Miss Todhunter, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Anstice, Mrs. M. Ba.kor-Gabb. Mrs. and Miss Barker, Mr. and Mrs.. J. TV. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bendall, Mr. and Miss Bengali, Mrs. S. Burlingham," Mr. W. J. Caldwell, Mr. 11. Calthorpo, Mr. H. C. Olioyce, Mr. H. Cook, Mrs. Cook, Mr. P. Courtman, Mrp. and Miss Frankau, Sir. and Mrs. C. E. Goddes, Mr. J. Gordon, Mr. J. W. Harris, Mrs. Henderson, Master and Mifs Benderson, Mr. B. Humphrison, Dr. J. Maberley, Mrs. A. May. Master S. May,' Mr. F. Nieholl, Mr. L. Pillgreen, Mr. and Miss Price, Mr. J. Ritchio, Mr. and Mrs. Robins, Mr. and Mrs. Boss, Mrs. K. Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, Misses Saunders. Masters Saunders, Miss A. Short, Mr/ T, W, Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Tenner, Mrs. and Misses Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Wcstrop, Misses Wcstrop. Tho Athenic also bring# .283 emigrants to the Dominion. Of these 68 are domestic servants, 114 fanners, farm labourers, and their wives and families, and tOt nominated passengers. THE PAKEIIA. Word has been reeoivert from Auckland stating that the Shaw-Sa-vill liner Pakeha had arrived there from London at 6.25 a.m. yesterday. Wellington should; be reached about October 1. < RIJLUTAICA REPORTED. According to cable advice received by tho local offlco of tho New Zealand Shipping Co., the Rimutaka left Cape Town for Hobart on Saturday, September 20. The vessel is coming from Loudon, and is duo at Wellington on October 15. THE KAIPARA. Under the auspices of the F. and S. Lino tho New Zealand Shipping Co.'s Kaipara left Liverpool for Australian and New Zealand ports on Saturday, September. 20. THE NORTHERN, Tho local , agents for tho A. and A." Lino have been advised that their chartered steamer Northern, which arrived at Melbourne from New York on September 22, is to continue Her journey lo Auckland from Sydney on October 4. The vessel is duo at tho northern, port on October 10, and at Wellington on October 17, ROTORUA'S CARGO. Tho Rotorua, which left Wellington for London on Saturday, September 20, took tho folowiiig cargo from tho undermentioned ports From Bluff for London—l4,9l4 carcasses mutton,' 9828' carcasses lamb, 4966 crates rabbits, 1C66 crates kidneys, 11 bags hearts, 75 packages frozen sundries, 166 bales hemp, 580 bales wool, 78 bales sheepskins, 9 balea slieepskins, 155. sacks pelts.. 49 sacks seed, 9 cases, sundries. From Timaru for London—496s carcasses mutton, 14,220 carcasses lamb, 449 bales wool, 168 bales sheepskins, 1 cask pelts, 62 casks tallow, 524 sacks peas, 171 sacks beans, 14C0 sacks bran, 430 pieces mutton, 13 eases sundries. From Waitara for London—47 hales wool, 40 bales sheepskins, 42 casks tallow. From Auckland for Loudon—3o3 bales wool, 51 casks pelts, 103 casks tallow, 1 bale hair, 2076 cases kauri gum, 2155 sacks kauri gum, 125 dumps tow, 18 ca6ks casings, 201 sacks' hides, 5123 sacks copra, 100 bags concentrates, 10 balc£ rubber, 2268 pieces timber, 127 bundles tftnber, 3567. boxes butter, 75 cases cheese, 30 bars bullion, 2 boxes bullion, 69 packages sundries. From Lyttelton for London—l6os carcasses mutton, 777 carcasses lamb, 748 bales wool, ill bales sheepskins, 172 casks pelts, 152 casks tallow, 20 sacks seed, 1734 sacks peas, 34 casks casings, 233 cases cheese, 224 sacks cocksfoot, 2 kegs casings, 2 casks -lambskins, 291 crates horns, 41, packages sunFrom Wellington, for London—799 bales wool, 266 bales sheepskins, 7 casks casings, 2 bales horns, 293 cases canned meats, 3C30 boxes butter, 1712 cases chee*?, 44 sacks copra, 6392 carcasses mutton. 4330 carcasses iamb, 1048 carcasses tegs, 1360 quarters beef, 208 bags mutton, 240 bags hearts, 69 casks pelts, 293 casks tallow, 24 bales rubber, •96 sacks pea.>, 1691 bales hemp ,310 bales tow, 95 packages sundries:, 40 bales hops. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mi*. C. G. Nealei late of the Zealandia. which was previously engaged in the Cana-dian-Australasian mail service, is now chief officer of the Rivcrina. : Mr. G. M'Donald, second officer of the Kamo, left that vessel at Wellington yesterday. Mr. J. Dee, late of the ICittawa, li:m filled the vacancy. . Mr. F. Lan-je, late of the Kittawa, has joined the Kamo 113 third officer, vice Mr. V. llay. who hnr» come ashore for orders. Captain W. M'lntosh, of the Knpuni, has been granted holiday leave. Captain A. G. Gibson is now in charge of the vessel.

Me.-iri. Johnston and Co. advise that th« twin-screw auxiliary ?cow Te Arolia will bn dispatched from Wellington l'or Napier this afternoon.

The Navija- will not. come to Wellington l-hi* trip, as she has to be docked at Auckland. The Mouowai will bring the southern portion of the fruit per Navita and Talune to Wellington.

Tlit? New Zealand Shipping Company have been advised that tho steamer Rakaia ielt Durban iox Loudvu on Soptciuobj; 22.

In order to complete annual overhaul, the Mararoa. will withdraw from the Ferry service from September 30 till October 2. The Kaitni, wich leavos here for .the south next Tuesday, will act as ferry steamer for that evening, and the Jfonowai will act in tho same capacity from Lyttelton.to Wellington on Wednesday, October 1. Produce-laden, tho' ketch Lizzie Taylor arrived at Wellington 'from Lyttelton yesterday morning. Tho little sailer left the southern port on September 17, and experienced light north-cast winds till sho was off Palliser Bay. A heavy south-west galo was then encountered, and the Lizzie Taylor was hove to for several hoi'rs, She subsequently ran for shelter to Cloudy Bay, and remained at anchor for' 48 hours. Next steam dispatch from New York for Australian and New Zealand ports, under charter to the, A. and A. Line, is tho Woglinde. At present Bile )s loading at Bit.vannali, and is expected to commonco her I' journey for this part of the world on Octo- •