SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2136, 30 April 1914, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OP THE MOOX. Al'Rll.. Day. Hr. m. First quarter 1 711 a.m. Full moon : 11 0 58 a.m. Last quarter 17 7 22 p.m. Now moon 25 0 52 p.m. MOOX. Moon rUc<9 to-day, 11.29 a.m.; pots, IAI p.m. ■■ TIDE To-day. 8 a.m.; 8.26 p.m. To-morrow, 8.47 a.m.; 9.10 p.m. SUN. Suu rises to-day, 6.35 a.m.; sets, 5 p.m ARRIVALS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. MAPOUKIKA. s.s. (1.20 a.m.), 1203_ tons, Holmes, from I'icton. ARAI'AWA. d.s. (3.15 a.m.). 268 tons, Thompson, from Wonganui. PATEENA, s.s. (3.40 a.m.), 1212 tons, Cameron, from Kelson. KAITOA, s.s. (4.30 a.m.), 305 tons, Stevens, from Neloon. XIKAU, 3.3. (5.40 a.m.), V& tons, Hay, from Nelson. NOAKUTA, s.s. (6.55 a.m.), 1230 tons, W. Muir. from Greynioutli.- i WAUINE, s.s. (7.5 a.m.), 4435 tons, Aidwell, from Lytteltou. Passengers: Saloon —Misses Patterson, Gifford, Shirley, Clark, Vincent, Bartley, Eliffe. Lilly, Maneenn, Reid, Bailley, Gibbs, K'Allum, Hall, Franfc ton, Glenns, Bailley, Harrington. Nelson, Black, Mesdames Watson, Clark, Joyant, M'Callum, Patterson, , Robertson, Black, •Duncan, Thompson, Vincent, Anderson,Robertson, White and 3 children, Barnes, Horn, Greeve. M'Lean. Gibbs, Osborne, Niescn, Dish Jordon, Williams, Shcrrisker, Dr. Hay, Jlajor, ntaidlow, Meiers. Jlaguirc, Bishop, Jletz. Kaye, .jrCallnm, King, Thompson, Barr, Robertson, Dunning, Richardson, ■Smith, Campbell Wildbum. Hart, Dr. Hay, Gould. Clark, Hamilton, Cailter, Robertson, Thompson, Boyne, Eskington, Jordon, Jl'Farlonc, Ahenie, Jones, Sherwood.' Oshornc, Jl'Kay, Baron, Hcrric, Williams, Malcolm. Wells, M'Farlane. Duncan, Marahall, Guiness. Overton, Stow, jrortyno. Thompson, Jl'Kay, Stewart. Williams, .Tones. Mowatt, M'Aber, Atkins, Gerald, RadclifTe, Haytcr, Obornc; 80 steerage. ULMAROA. s.s. (10.10 a.m. in the stream), 5777 tons, Wyllic. from Sydney direct. Pas-ee-ii"ers for Wellington: Saloon-llesdames Hancock and eon, Ollivcr, Hitchcock and son, Sims, Pettit and 2 children. M Donald, Kadford and son, Durant, Humphries, Lowrie. West. Bacchus and child, Mackenzie Misses Sutton, Jl'Quado. Humphries, Brown. Fitchett. Slattory. Gillanders Dr. Maodnnald, Messrs. Fopelin. Hitchcock, Morrisey. Chamberlain (2), Scott, Evans, Kempster, Cooke, Bcare. Picffer, Rigß, Turnbnn, Ridford, Knowlcs, Humphries, Bussell, Holden. Meokay, Durant, Chiirton. Hay Lnwrie, Crocker. Barclay, Mac/Venn, Percy (2), Johnston, Ollivor, Ilott, Crabtrce, Milco, James, Cummings, Durr, Donovan, Grnham. and Fletcher. ' CLAN MATHESOX. S.H. (1.15 p.m.), «/o tons. Harris, from Picton. BREEZE, s.a. (2.15 p.m.), 347 tons, Gordon, from Lyttelton. JOHN, s.s. (2.50 p.m.), 342 tons, S. Holm, from Wonsanui. . . KOMATA, s.s. (8.25 p.m.), 1994 tons, Irwin. from Westport. ABAHURA, s.s. (10.10 p.m.),. 1596 tons. Ritchie, from West Coost. Nelson, and Picton. Passengers: Saloon—Hisses Campbell, Ghtinn, Fnlla, Rompallo, Craig, Shaw, Palmer, Evans (2), Bichell, Spiers, Cragg, Jackson, Fairhall, Hawker, Watson (2), lteid, Jlcsdameo M'JUllnn, Craddock and child, Ryan and child, M'Paddon. M'lvor, Evans, Tibbs, Palmer, Parker, LowTence, Falkner, Sherman, Maud, King and child, Bishell, Salt, Johnston, Wilson, Divers, Watson, Salter, Tunnecliff. Bell, Spiers. Messrs. Tingey, Davis, Meale. Fitzgerald, Black, Galloivay, Ross, Hansley (2), M'Kenna, Egan, Snow. .M'lntyre, Galloway, Rogers, Palmer, Falkner, Rowen, Palmer, Barker, Khi&t, Mills, M-Lean. F«son. Mirsh Bright, Htiglies, Wilson, Lane, Horgan, Bishell (3), Gordon, Orange, Stuart. Ganlter, Griffiths, Wo-ddy, Forbes, Watson, Frost, Gordon, Hills. Prentice, Reid, Jl'Lean (3), Brunton; 29 steerage. HUIA. s.s. (10.20 p.m. In the stream), 137 tons, Burt, put back.

DEPARTURES. WEDNESDAY. APEIt, 29. CYRENA, s.s. (12.5 p.m.), 2138 tons, Jones, for Lyttelton. ' . * PUTIKI, s.s. (4.25 p.m.), 409 tons. WhalPATEEXA, 5.5.°(5.5 p.m.), 1212 tons, Whito-Pai-sone, for PicUra and Nelson. Passonisere: Saloon—For Picton— Misses Jenkins, ■Boxer, Slattery, Mitchell, Vorcoe, M'Laurin, Rose,: Sniala, Mrs/Rose, Messrs. ■ P. ■Vavasour, Percivol, Chiplcy, lteid, M'Callum Steele, Hino, Jenkcns, Huebcrt, Taylor, Lealy, Brown; 8 steerage. For Nelson— Misses Garden, Poach. Lloyd. Bcrrymhn, Oolmon, Campbell, Black, Meedamce Pettit and 2 children. Brown, Collor, Lloyd. Duncan, King, Ohandlor, Messrs. Collor, King, Hammond, Buck, Clary, Foster, Ivelson, Silvester, Shotford, Thompson, Maidlow, Nicholl3. Wallace, Lane, Frascr, Sunniclilfe: 12 steerage. MAPOURIKA, s.s. (5.10 p.m.), 1203 tons, Holmes, for Westport and Greymouth. Passengers: Saloon—For Wcstportr-Mift'cs Peters, Olifton. Jl'Lennan, Mesdarnee Morris, Jackson, Messrs. W. Harris. Father I*ons, Temple, Munroe, Baylden. Smith. M'Lennan, Liargc. Rutherford, Jackson; 5 st-eera.»e. For Wcstport—Hisses Jlillard, H'Kcnnan, Mr. Davenport:,3 steerage. KAITOA, 6.8. (5.15 p.m.), 350 tons, Stevens, for Nelson and Motueka. KINI, s.s. (5.35 p.m.), 1122 tons, Whyuorn, for Greymouth. KAiMJNI. s.s. (6 p.m.), 150 tons, M'lntosh, for Patca. HCIA, s.s. (7 p.m.), 127 tons, Burt, for Wanganui. WAIIINK, s.e. (8 p.m.), .4435 tons, Aluwoll, for Lyttelton. Passengcre: Saloon—Misses Crosbic, Sutton, O'Brien, Tillott, Coolt, Matheson, Willis, Joseph, Harvey, Wallingford, Williamson, Bremnor. Coorfer. Mesdames Trunell, Hcaton, Prosser, Bcebe, G-ray and 2 children, Grant, il'Meekan, Willi 3, Menzies, Joseph, Bradley, Shields, WailiiiKford, M'Kenzio, Gill and 2 children, M'Gohey, Barclay, Wills and 2 children, Aitken and child. M'Gohey and 2 children, fioddord, Messrs. M'Donald (2), Graham, M'Donald, Hankins and Ecid, White, Whichells, Kage, Hielop, Hcaton, Barron. Allan. Beebe, M'Meekan, Joseph, Sims, Hflsell, Edwards, Templer, Vincent Rhatch, Vlney, Wills, Stephenson, Bnrker, Steele, Aitken, M'Gohey, Kins. Cameron, Whelan, Scannell, Hcnnnh, Armitage, Mcnr.ies. Glover, Malhatton, Holden. De.adma.rsh. Leary, Tomkins. Skinner, Goddard BREEZE, s.s. (9.5 p.m.), 347 tons, Gordon, for Wangamii. QUEEN OF THE SOTJTH, s.fl. (9.15 p.m.), 198 tnns, Harvey, for Fo-;ton. JOHN. s.s. (9 p.m.), 342 tons, S. Holm for Tima.ru.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Defender, Lyttelton. April 30. Stormbird, Wanganui, April 30. Hav.-era, Patea, April 30. Arahura, West Coast, Nelson, Picton April 30. Waimatc, Picton, April 30. Coriiina, southern ports, AprU 30. Hincmoa, Nckon, Cook Strait, April 20 Aorerc, Patea, April 30. Kapiti, Wangnmii, April 30. Nana, Patea.. April 30. Alexander, Nelson, Motuekn., April 30. Maori, Lyttelton, April 30. Arahura. Picton, April 30. Monowai. Dunedin, Lyttallon, April 30. ■WVikntu, Lyttelton. K;iil;"ura, April 30. Wairau. Blenheim, April 30. Karao, Greyraouth, April 30. Hcmuera., Lyttelton. May 1. Waverley, Foxton, May 1. Opawa. Blenheim, May 1. Blenheim. Blenheim, Hay 1. Kapuni. Patea, May 1. Paleena, Kelson, May 1.. Kaitoa, Nelson, Moiueka, May 1. Wahiiic, Lyttelton, Stay 1. Victoria, northern ports, May I. Mocrnki. Melbourne. Tla south. May 1, Pukaki. Port Chalmers. April 1. Queen of the South, Foxlon, May, 2. Kainona, Kowcaetk. Hay 2. Pitkcha, Timaru, May 3. Whangane, Wcstport. May 3. Star of Victoria, Napier May 3. Tarawcra. Dunedin. Lyttelton, May 3. Hippie. Risbornc. May 3. Mapourika.. Greymouth, Weatport, May 3, Ruahino, London, way ports. May 4. Tavinni, southern ports, May 5. Buteshire, Piotcn, May 5. Mapourika, Picton, May 5. Varrimoo, northern ports. May 5.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Hawera, Pαtea, April 30. Arapawa, Wanganui, April 30. Aorerc, Foxton, April 30. Avrahon. Foxton, April 30. Oorinna, Nelson, New Plymouth, QueUuiiKa, April 30. Nana, P<it«i, April 30. Maori. Lyttelton, April 30. TJHmarcfl,. Melbourne, via souUi, April 30. Niliau. Nelson. Hotueka, April 30. Monowai, northern ports, April. 30. Arahura, Picton. April 30. Alexander, West Const April oC. Cbn Ma.Uieson. London, April 30. Defender, Pictou, Hokitika. May 1. IT.M.S. Pyramun, Lytteiton, Nelson, May 1, Wavcrlcy, Nelson, West Const, May 1. Wairnu, Ulenhcim, May 1. Blenheim, lllenhcim, May 1. Stonnblnl, W«n(rnmii, May 1. . • Kapuni. Patca, -May 1. Kapiti, Wsinijanui. May 1. Patcena, Nelson, May 1. Kcitoa. Motiicba. May 1. Wohinu. Lyt'.clton, May 1. W.-ikatu. Kiiihonra. r,yttcltoD. May 1. Victoria, Lyttolton. Diuiedin. May 1. JCacraki, Sydney. May 1. Arahura, Picton, Nelson, West Coast, May E. Queen of the South, Foxton, May 'I. Opaiva, Blenheim. May 2. U r iiimo.(e, London, Miiy u. T«rav;cro, noi'tlicrn port*. May 4. Warrimon Lyltelton. Duuedin, Mny 5. Kltv of yktoria, J.onrion, May .5. Uipple, No pier, Oisbornc, Mny 5. Mnpourika. Picton. May 4. Waihora, Ncwceetl , ;, Jlay 5. Tn.viunl, Koit Plymouth, West Coait, May 6-

JFapouriha-, Picton, >'eison. fl"««t Cmel; Hay 5. " -.■ . Pnkclia. London, May S. ■'■;'-. ,''■'!. Buteshire. Avonmotuh, sr«y 1. ; ■"•. ~ ,'■-, Rcmupra, London, 51 ny 7. .' ~, ■ '.-s INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE; K . ■;;- MOVEMENTS OP STEAMESB. ■■ '.' -.■ SIOKKAKI. due linrc from JTdbournc May 1. Leaves name day Jor Svdncy flifect. Dun Alay b. » -, IVILLOCHRA, due here from Sydney Stay 6. Returns to Sydney Slay 8. ■ ; ; ;.." 'FRISCO SERVtCE. '' . JIOVEMENTS O:f SITaMEBR.' HOAXA. arrived here from Syflnty A«ril 23. Left April 24 for San P-aiiciseo. Due Way 14. TAHITI, duo here Jfcra Ban Francisco May 21. Leaven San Francisco May 22, tor Sydney. Duo here May li. . VANCOUVER SERVJCE. ■:"":' MOVEMENTS OF !BTEAMEIt>S. NIAGARA, arrived Auckland from Sydney April 9. Loft Awll 11 for Vancouver. •Duo there. April 28. ■ MAKUEA, due at Auekla-nd from Vancouver May 5. Sails same day for Sydney, Due May 9. MANAMA, duo at Auckland from Sydney May 7. Leaves for Vanconvi'v Kay 8. Duo there May 26. OVERSEA SHIPPIHC. Steamers. From. ■ U'ft. '"HM. Nerehana- London Feb. 15 At'S S Toiißariro '. London JFar. IS May 5 It-uahinc London Mar. 19 May 5 Muritai London Mjiv. 13 Jf«y M TViinul London JW»r. 4 June; t Indrabarah -...'... London Siar. 30 June 4 Eotorua. London Anr. 16 Juaa a lndrapura- London Aw. Vs •Tjmell Eimntaka Liverpool itav. 14 31.T.V 19 MimiTo Livorijool- Mar. JO May S Waiwera Liverpool Anr. 9 Jjino ; SouthDort .Now York Feb. 8 W to Henrik Ibsen ... Ncwlork Jan. Zo Moy 11 .Tfl'in Hardle New York i<*. !H Mny 10 Whaliama New York Mar. 15 ,Tinio i Tamicnfela New Tort: Mar. 28 JunoH Northern New York Anr, 18 June 20 Hollinffton St. John .ra-n.29 May o Kia Ora St. John Mar. 6 Stay ! Batsford St. .Tolni Apr. 4 Ji™o?.| Aparima Calcutta Apr. % May 6 SAILEE TO ARRIVE. " Eurasia-, ship, left Marseilles Anril S, BT TKLEOB.APH. OVERSEA. ■'• LONDON', April 29. Arrived.—Star of Australia, from Wc-i----inißhn. 'LIVERPOOL, April IX Arrived—Carpentaria. Iroai WiliogUm. PORTLAND (OEEGON). April 28 - Arrived.—King Cyrus, from Wellington PERTE, April Z9. SaUcd.-Border (from Bubbury), for Auckland. FREMANTLE, April 2,9. Arrived.—Omrah, froia Loudon. JtELBOUH-XE, Aprii M. AnivcS.—Morca, from Lonfloti. I 3 ;i«fcr.gers for New Zealand:—Mr. and Mrs, Glutton. Misses Cnrman and Atlicrton. Sailed—Matai, for Bluff, via Ilobirt. STDSET, April 29-■■ Sailed.—Manuka (1.20 p.m.). for Auckland. COASTAL, WEDNESDAY. AMUL 29. AUOKLAKD. Anived.—Nerehana (7,80 p.m.), from London, via Australian ports, Sailed.—Victoria (3 p.m.), for southern ports. Passengero for TVdlineton-: Saloon -Misses Griffiths. Williams, Mesfettes Kcmpthorne, Williams, Mr. William*. TOKOMARU- BAY. Arrived.—Karori (4.45 p.m.), from Kewcastle. PATEA. Arrived.—Aorcrc (11.5 a.m.), and Mafia (11.15 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailcd.-llawera (11.35 a.m.), lot Wc-llWß-ton. WANGANW.. Arrivcd.-Kapiti (8.20 a.m.;, and Xsahcre (12.10 p.m.), from Wellinyton. Sailed.-Stormbird (2 p.m.), for Wcilmgton. FOXTOM. To sail.—Avrahou (11 p.m.). for Welliftgtou. NELSON. Sailed.—Alexander (7.20 p.m.) aiifl Waimea (7.10 p.m.), for Wellington. . WESTPOR'I , .' Arrived.—Pohcrua (9.4S a.m.) and Ecgulus (4.20 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Kurow , (11.35 p.m.), for Sydney. GREYJIODTS. Sailed.-Kamo (1.35 a.m.), for Wellington.' LYTTELTOS. Arrived.—Romuera (7.10 a.m.). from Timaru; Monowai (9 a.m.). from liunedin; Tarawcra (9.40 a.m.). from Wellington. Sailed.-Storm (1.50 p.m.), for Bimcitin; Buteshire (2.20 p.m.), for Waxtara; K*iiinr«, for Wellington: Corinna, [I p.m.), for Wellington ; Tarawero. for Dnnedm. To sail.—itakaiion. for Timaru; Waka-t-ti, for Kaikoura and Wellington; Cygnet, for Kaikoura; Canopus, for WebtporL; Monowai (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. Sailed.-Maori (6.20 p.m.), for We-llmctan. ] Pass(!ii"ora: Haloon—Misses WlK«lcr. Anatii'son, Mesdames Lucas, Watt, lobins, Ntekols, Lady Lifton, Duncdn. Tttrabull. Talhot Jt'Kay, Lowrie, Arelihieliop Redwood, Messrs. Staples. Dongall. AVntt. Rolhds, Rev. NlcoUs, Slyfield. St'DoiioW, Capuuu. Hutton, Turnbull. Studholme, Wijblser, ; 7,l'Kay, Dr. Talbot, Kay, Lowrie, Pratt, , Baker, Davidson; , 60 eteemge.

DTINEDIN. Sailed.—Moeraki, for Sydney, Via 1.-yttel-ton and Wellington. Passengers for Wellington- Saloon—Messrs. Dick, Wood, tow* rence, Owen. Mesdames Dick, Hewitt, Clappertoii, 0. E. Chapman. Boyle. SforriEon, M'Kinlay; Porter, Visses Boyle, Morrison. Jfickay. Arrived.—Kowha-1 (6.15 a.m.), from On mam; Kotore (3..10 p.m.}. from Cntlima. Sailed.-Kqwhai (6.15 p.in.), for Wellington, via Timaru.

WIRELESS. liadio Station. Wellington.—The steamers Tict-oria (Gisborne to Xapiel , ), Klimaroa, iWellincton to Lyttelton), Meeraki (Ityttel* ton to Wollinetori). Maori (Wellington to Lyttelton), and Wahine (Lyt-ielton. to Wellington) ehould bo within wireless ranse this evening.'

ULIIIAEOA FKO3I SYDNEY. Tlio HuddartrParker steafner TJlixaarc-a arrived in port from Sydney ot 10 <i.,m. yesterday. She.left Port Jackson at. 2 p.m. on Saturday. Freah head winds and clioppy seas were exnorienced en the ran across the Tasman Sea. The vessel will leave for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart at 5 p.m. to-day.

JIIMIRO REPORTED. A rablo lias been received statias l ! iat the C. and D. liner Jliimro.. «n route f-om Liverpool to New Zealand ngft*. Mgscd the Cape of Good Hope os April 22. WARSHIPS'- MOVEMENTS. H.M.B. Pyramus will leave Weiliagton for Lyttelton to-morrow. . Slio will proceed thence to Nelson, and will atrlvo hook at Wellington on May 6. Captain G. 0. Smith, Itoynl Naval Registrar, las notifies! oil New Zealand naval reserve nea. wUo die duo for drill, that, they can underpo training on this cruiser at Wellington from Jlay 7 till Mny 27. iimliwivo. As .H.M.R.' Torch is in the vicinity of the- New .Hebrides she has beta sent uii the punitive expedition to that, group iM ■ place of 11.M.5. Pyramus, which was to have K'lir here to-day.

BAEQOE BOUGHT BY U.S.B. CO, Tlio Norwegian barque Lilla, which arrived at tlic Sqmapliore on Starch 28 from llelagoa Hay, in a. badly damaged condition, lias been, sold to the Union .S.K. Co. of Now Zealand, Ltd., and w to ha towed, by the 3.5. Kaiapoi to Wellington, whoro clio will be converted into a teal hulk. Ths vessel which w«s bailt at Rostock in '886, and originally sailed under tns German' flag, was acquired by NorweehMie some years ago, and began tho trip that has ended her sea-going career in January last under the most auspices circumstances. All went well with her until February EC, when in Lat. 43deg. SS. and tang. 150E.. when a ecyero hnrrienno was encountered, and in which she had tho fofctdptaael o-fld top-gallantmast carried away, find in falling this wreckage brought down thcitiaintopma=l. After the weather moderated, a. jury rig was fitted, and under this tho barque reached the Semaphore. Oil arrival there a survey w<l.s held, unci th<: result of whirl', was communicated to the owners by cablegram. Later eorac a moss. naa to the offy>t that the vessel was for Ettlc. and eventually the Negotiations «-ere entered into with the Union Company.— Sydney "Shipping List,"

By wii-elees last evening CaisMin Fletcher, of tho Talune, advised that lse cxiieetol to arrive at. Auckland from tbe South Ivet Islands at 11 a.m. to-day The small coastal ftearaor Hiiia.. which left Wellington for Wanganui at 7 p.m. y(«tcrd<iy, was compel led t<3 put. hack to port several hours Inter on account of an accident to her machinery. Picmuera, IJ.Jf.fi., of the Xeu- Stoetond Rliippintr Company's fleet, is tins' «*■ Wellincton from liyttellon to-morrow to complirtc londintr for London: She will clear this port on Tlmreday, llay 7. Mr. J. Lloyd hns joined thp CepuJus as chief oflkor. 3tr. O. JncolKen. fccoiii) oiucer.of the. vce.-rl, hos conic ashore. Coplain J. O. Watfon. Inlβ of the f.s. Puliaki.■ hns been appointed to Ih< , roaimaud of tho s.f. Komnto, end .joins t.U(i.t, •"iMd o\, lVcltington, r«pl*cing' CuiitaJJi B. B. tnvin, who cornea ashore for JUEttuctions. . . ,

-,': 'iV'collifT Wiiangnpe! is".:cn" : rb'iii«- from ■'Auckland iu Wcstnbrt-. to";io<id 'coal for :\\clli!i<jton. ■...■ ' : :-j : ~>:.^y'i\:^ lf --; ■,-.;.. .-'.'■ .If. not fnrtlinf/iloloye'd at l'icto'n'the sVainiate should Save Micro, for Wellington nt noon to-day.... Shtr-wil!: be dispatched for liorao early, next'iwcck. , t'-'-- ; tl' ■ -''. '■ .•■ .'■ ■ K- has been decided J"'to ""dispatch" , iue Menmor Corinna. from- WcUiniftoii for ">rdhoii.-' >;cw Plymouth, arid Oiieliunen- (it o -p.m'. 10-dny. ■■■■Southern carsco! ft>r. ..Picton wi!l be transhipped at'this ;■ An arrival at Cairns, Qu<:eiislsiisi,?ifrom London, on Friday, April■ 24.- v.-as iiie.'-Xow. Zealand' Shipping ■ Company's stonsc-iV;,l'n" pnron. Tile ■ vessel, will..loctd in '■; Australiafor Home.- .'..5i;. , 'j..;. ,, ' <>■;;;■ 7-''-\-On account of , , contiaiitd -/delay' ■to ■•■'the Buteshire at Lytteltan tln-oush -.vet weather? the vessel is not. expected to arrive at. Wolliucrion from Piet-oii till May 5.- : Departure will be taken ■ from this--porti'lor. Avoumonth about. .1fay.,7.. , . ■■■ ■■*■■' ■■ Tin-, sttamer KaiCost .will'-'ic&ve TS r«llfii(flou for Jk-tiicte »t noon to-morrow, owntins the.-usual-, call 1 at-Ncters.' ,, A ■full cargo of 'Motueka:; apples will- be loaded for transhipment-.to" .tho Tfeinucra , nt. HclUuglon for I/oudon.: < .■' ■ ■: ■' ■ Due in port from'. Tinuini'on ' Bxinday. May i, the S.K.-and A. liner Pakeii-a- will fill up here. ■ .■ S!io dopartfi-for London,on 'i'iwsday or Wednesday next-.week. S ■:-.'■ \ cargo of hardwood' istbeing h-TOURht from Bunbary.to'Auckland end other Xe\tZealand .ports : by-s't-lic'-steamer Borderer. Shis sailed from the West" Anstraliaai port yesterday, , ' ■■<'' ."•"■■:" '■' '■■' ■'" The local office of the ljnjon Co. advise thai the Td-viiiiii will be two days lote in arnvins ot 'Wellington from the eouth this top. She is line m port on Tuesday,- Jlay 5, and will leave for., Xc-w-.Plymouth..and W<"3t Coast ports itbe-'samo.dfty. Cable advice ■ has', been rcetived statins thai thp 8.1.5. N. Co.'s steamer Carpentaria arrived α-t' Tjlvorpool-ifronr"Wellington .o« April 28.. '■ :. '"■■■■■ '" " ' , , " Tim C. end D. liner Star, of Australia, which cleared, the Bluff on March. 7, arrived at Loftdon oil April 23. Word "M.s been received in Wellington statins tlifl-t tlio four-masted Kmg Cyrus." which left here on February 2, arrived at Portland, Oregon, on April 28. The dredge Posidoiira is posted as -miei; inf. Hht' left Frcmaiitlo on January 2a for Port l'itic. This adds another to the long list- of lost dredges. Hftvint! put out. her lumber cargo -at Auckland tlio American schooner Mabel Gale isiil now proceed to. British Columbia for orders. - ' A rfiprescnlatfve of the Parsons Engineering Company is it present visiting I'-yK Chalmers, having been sent out from Britain bv tne bis; turbine firm for tho'purpose of supervising tlic installation of geared turbines on board the , Mahoiio. The Union Company's ertrgo steamer Kα-ra-ttut. which left Onehnnga on Sunday raornlnp for Picton, had not proceeded fir di'Vfn tile Mimnkaii Harbour, wlnm sne ran on a wind-bank, end remained there hafd and fast until the fide rose sufficiently to float her off again. It was nearly lttklttisi.it when the vessel g->t off tlio bank-and proceeded, on her journey.