SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4169, 1 December 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NAPIER

ARRIVALS November

30—Kiwi, s.s., from Wellington and Castlepoint. Passengers—Messrs H. Morris. Marchant, J. Caulkbill, Haviland, J. S. Carter, Carpenter, Johnston and two sailors in the steerage. . .-.-,

DEPARTURES,

'November 30—Waira-apa,- s.s., for Melbourne via Wellington and Southern ports. . Passengers—Mesdames Lambert, M'Leod, and Bain; Rev. C.T.'Knight; Messrs H. Shepherd, Gibbs, M'Leod, Tonct, J. Blake, E. M. Cole, C. E. Tuttlo Scruby, Thos. Smith, Gilpin, and Smith. 30—Wairoa, s.s., for Wairoa. Psssengors —Tho Rovers cricketing team and a ..few others.

The ontward passengers were taken off to the' U.S.S. Company's s.s. Wairarapa, Captain H. W. H. Chatfield, at 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, the vessel steaming on her. course for Southern ports and Melbourne'at about 3 p.m. i The s.s. Wairoa, .Captain H. Anderson, took her departure for Wairoa on Sunday morning, taking a good cargo and a number of passencers. ■'■'" The steamer Kiwi, Captain James Campbell, from Wellington and the const arrived here at 5 30 a.m. yesterday, and was berthed inside at the breastwork later on. She left Wellington at 6 o'clock on Friday _ni<rbt, landed "passengers and cargo at Castle Point on Saturday morning, and arrived here as above. She has a full cargo for this port, including a considerable amount of transhipment stuff out of the Ruapehu, Latterworth, Pleione and Trovcllion. The Kiwi is to steam again for Wellington and the coast at 5 o'clock to-night. Tho Union Company's s.s. Rotomahana, Captain Carey from Melbourne and Southern ports leaves Wellington at 4 o'clock this afternoon,: and as it will take her all her time to reach here by 8 a.m. tomorrow, the hour for tho last launch to leave tho wharf will have to be fixed for a later hour.

, The Shaw Savill and Albion Company's ship Euterpe, 1197 tons, Capt. Hoyle, cleared at tho Customs for London on Saturday, and now ouly wants a favorable slant of wind to sail. She is the first wool "ship of the season from this port, and we believe tho first from the colony. Her cargo consists of 5388 bales ancl 32 quarterbales of wool and skins, 81 casks of tallow and pelts, and a package of honey, shipped and valued.as under: — By Messrs Kinross and Co., £ sd. her agents—2o34 bales and • 32 ■ quarter-bales of wool, 21 bales of sheepskins, and 32 > casks of tallow, valued at .. 39,102 4 10 By Messrs Knowles ancl ■C 0.—112 bales of wool and :•: 11 bales' of skins, valued at,. 1,297 12 4 .: By Mr M. R. Miller—B7 -bales of wool, valued at .. 1,088 7 0 By Messrs Banner ancl "- bales of wool, valued at .. ... .. 5,099 4 3 By Messrs Murray Roberts andCo.—lo2B bales of wool, 31 bales of sheepskins, 25 casks of tallow, and 1 case of honey, valued at .. .. 13,263 0 0 By Mr Fred W. Williams — 103G bales of wool, 9 cases of • tallow, and 15 cases of pelts, valued at 13,003 8 3 Making the total shipment ■ :'as above valued at .. ..72,913 16 8 , By Electrio Telegraph.—Copyright. (Reuters Telegrams.) : (Received December 1, 0.20 a.m.) - - HA-Mritma, November 29. Arrived, Flora, ship, from Auckland (Mb August 7). '-' -'•' '' '■■ ; New York, November 29. -Arrived, Thames, ship, from Auckland (left Augusts). "• '•_..... • -Melbourne, November 30. '■'■■ Arrived- this evening, Orient steamship John Elder, with-the Brindisi mails dated London, October 24. - •t [by telegraph.] . ... ■■-'■- ■-■■•■•- Port '''Chalmers, This day. :

Arrived, on Saturday, Coptic, steamship, from.London. Passengers—Saloon: Mr and Mrs Nairn, five children, and two • servants*; Miss Salter, and Mr Chadwick Second saloon: Mrs Arnold ; Messrs Rogers, Pcackle, and Flanders." Steerago Messrs-Cruttendoh, Waito,'"A. and G. H. Jones. Her total number of pf.;<_ r songers, including immigrants, is. §98, all In good he_lth. Only ono.jE.eath occurred on the voyago, that of. aii infant aged six months.- ~ Amon.g.t the. passengers aro-73 single woine-l nominated immigrants. Hoi* draught water on crossing the bar was 2lft.°Biij. forward and 21ft. 3in.*.aft. Her passago-haa occupied 44 days 8 hours. The passengers have presented testimonials to Capt. Kidley and the officers. :. -\ ■_ i Auckland, This day.

Arrived—German sloop of war Albatross, from Sunda. .She. will probably be here a month.