SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8341, 30 January 1913, Page 4

SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

phaees of the moon, JAN UARY.

THIS HAY. Sun xi.se*;, 4.51 a..in.; r.cls, 7.15 p.Tn. iloeu rises, 11.0 p.m.; sotw, 1.43 p.m. High water, 11.7 a..m.; 11.-15 p.m. ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. BLENHEIM. s.s. (0.15 a-ra.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, put back. VVAICATIi, .s.s. (,5 a.m.), la< tons. Wills, from Lytleitou and xvaxkoura. AVVAKOA. s.s. (0 a.m.). OH tons, Lonner, fiom Nelson and MotuekaMANARUA, s.s. (6.21 J a.m.), 1-3 tons. Hart, from Peloras .Sound. MAORI, 6.5. 17.5 a.m.), 3399 tons, Aldwoll, from Lyttelton. Passengers: -4j saloon und 137 bioera^C. GURLNNA, s.s- (9.36 a,m.), 13<1 tons, D. Cameron. Iron) southern ports. MOERAKJ, s.s. (10-30 a.m.), 1392 tons, Collins, from Sydney direct. Passengers: Saloon—Aii.ssc‘6 iliirrisoii, i!ov/e, Collins, Hanks, Strong, Bannister, Halley, L.urou, Blennerlmssett (2;, Ralston (2fi IT Its (3), Newton, Ashton, Leetham, McGregor, ‘lhiiiey, Davis, Banks. and SliipUls. Musdannw Kowe, Jacka, Dee. Mail, Ruiuile. Ciuamiug, Ash Roberts and son. Warden and son, Meado and iniant, McLean, Cox, McKay, Camp, FawlUorop, N auyhau, Captain SkotJoy, Dr Barrlugton, Messrs JjarraclougU, Stavcreu, Gumming. Rowe, Scott, Holmes, Lawrenoe, UiU. Meade, Arthur,' JUlckeUs. McLean, Condie, Brandon, Pollock, L'yeu, McKay, Camp, Henderson, Shaw, l'»therop, McCauley, Mur jay, Monty, Vaughan, Urquhart, Rennie, Mugill, --crluiston; Hamilton, Carr. Parker, Irving, Jacka, Handle, Naylor; 129 steerage. KIN I, s.s. (10.30 a an-), 1132 tons. Whyborn, from Westport. , HUCA, s.s. (3 p.m.), 127 tons. Hurt, from Wanganui. KAPUT,, s.s. (4.10 p.m-). 212 tons, Lawyers, from Waugamu. MOANA, s.s. (1.45 p.m.), 3915 tons. Stringer, from Sau Francisco via Papeete and- Rarotonga. Passengers Saloon : Misses K. Sealy. K. Laredo. ALaredo, Partridge, E- Rippard, L. Rottibury, Mesdames F. Sealy, H. G. .Reid, K. Groesbcck, F. E. Haurae, E. Kent, Rippard; H. itrn.seit. T. McNair, W. S. Rothbury. Cunningham, H. Lindloy, I. /Vdison, Haywood, Hr W. Pringle. Messrs J. McGeown, F. Sealy, J. Scaly, C. Cameron, A. Goodwin, 11, G. Iteid, E. Gioesbeck E. Baume. A. Haume, S. Baumc. VV. Babcock, J. Ord. 1). Mclntyre, C.. Mclntyre, T. McNair, W. Itothbury, It. Itothbury. H* Hoy, Callan, Rcnick, Bindley, J. Rogers, A. Johnstone, A; Sens, It. Carpenter, A. HcCullie, H. Wishaw, P. Eierman, J. O'Keefe, T. Adison, J. Adison, G. Powell, G. Lommone, VV. Irvine, IC Ladiman, John RossARAHURA. s.s. (9.35 p.m.),. 159 G tons, Lambert, from Greyraouth, Westport, Nelson, and Picton. with 373 passengers. TAINUt, 6A (10.50 pJII.), 128 tons. Jensen. front Waitara. THURSDAY. JANUARY 30.

WAYERLEY. s.s, (1 a.m.), 157 tons, Henry, from F’oxton.

SAILED. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29.

BLENHEIM, s.s. (1 a.m.), 120 tons. Wilkinson, for- Blenheim. OFAWA s.s. (2 a.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, for Blenheim. BLENHEIM, s.s. (3.55 a-m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, for Blenheim. JOHN, s-s. (9.35 a.m.), 342 tons, Holm, for Dunedin.

HIMiTANGI. e.s. (11.25 a.m-), 323 tons, Cowan, for Groymouth., PATEENA, s.s. (12.15 p.ra.), 2212 tons, Cameron, lor Picton and. Nelson. Passengers—Saloon : Por Proton—Misses Orsman, Haven, Williams, Dudley, Eneas. Meredith, Hooke, Hillard, Hyau, Casey, Sisters of' Mercy (2), Mcsdames Gray, Goyor and 3 children, 1 Irvin, llyan, Udlin and child. Casey, KraUigeu, Hulme, Messrs Kenney, Williams, Master Orsman, Stokes, llyan, McLeod, Irvin, Odlin, Kratagen, Kinner, Jury, Baldwin, Hodd. Per Nelson—Misses Brown, Davits, Lorimor, Beeves, Fraser, Plctchor, Ugilvie. lliddit'ord, Mesdames Mirams, Searlo, Brown, Khull, 5 children and maid. Stick, Humphries and child, Scoltock and boy. Heberts, Hayes, Hay, lilacklock. Messrs Gad den, Coleman, Abbott, Higbet, Kirk, Spauar, Eichardsou, Searlc, A 1 asters Eees and Brown. Haig, Uottenburg, Mirams, Kidson, Shaw, Ellis, Bnrt, Hewitt, Scrgt.-Major Thomipson, Sutton, Schroder (2), Eichards, Spencer, Master Scoltock; 11 steerage for both ports. KOONTA, s.s. (1.20 p.m.), 1091 tons, Pryde, for Greymouth. WAKATU, s.s. (-4.35 p.m.). 157 tons. Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. MONOWAI, s.s- (4.50 p-m.), 3-133 tons, Edwin, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. AWAItO A, s.s. (5.25 pan.), 344 tons, Bonner, for Nelson and Motueka.

MAORI, s.s. (8.10 p.m.), 3399 tons, Ajdwell, for Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Gray, Cunningham, Sinclair. Pitt (2), Boyle, O’Regan, Lynch (2), Hindmarsh, A count, Itossed, Labe, Armstrong, Leyner. McGill, Patridge, Winmills (2), Mui-phy (2), Thompson, O’Court, Nurse O’Court, Cawanagh, Walker, Dennan, Ferry, Sister Dora, Thornton, Farnie, Wilson, Stevens (2). Conlson, Kennedy, Gibbs, Mathicsen, Campbell, Alesdamos Dickson. Evans, Barrett, Pope, Daniel and child, J. Roberts and maid, Krakoski, Hutten. Pitt, Wells, Ford. Nash, Labe, Pattlo, McGrath, Atkins, Wicketced, Marr, Power, Stevens and infant, Angus, Ivundle, Stevenson, Penna, Croft, Beauchamp (2) and child, Rowe. Cruick«hank. Dr _ Barrington, Rev. Carrington. Messrs Reid, Moes, Sykes, F’athor McCarthy, Alande, Dickson, Davidson (2), Prontagast. Evans. Barrett, Johnston, Gray, Pope, Reid, J, Roberts, Baron, Hewlett. Hutten, Blundell, H. Macneil, Wells, Mclntyre. Carrington, Ford, Nash, Garratt, Rev. Wright, Chapman, Sutherland, Atasters Averill (3) Wooding, Cannon, .Kerr,, GUling, AHlne, Frampton, Shark, Crawford, Laine. Townson, McKay. Webber. Stevens, Braidwood, Davis, Smith, Giitos, Sprante (2), Lamb, Temple, Bennett. Handle, Irvine, Jones, Anderson. Hughes, Penn. Croft, Coates, Beauchamp. Rowe. Crnickshank, Jamieson -. 8 steerage. TUTANEKAI, s.s. (5.5 p.m.), for Wanganui roadstead.

AMOTCtTRA, Government training ship (6.5 p.m-), 805 tons.. 1200 h.u., 13 knots. Commander Hooper., for Cook Strait CORTNNA. s.s. (6.15 p.m.), 1271 tons, OunoT(>n. for Nelson, Now Plymouth, and Onohnnga.

R.TPPLJ;. BS. (6.46 p.m.), 370 tons, t.iirlsr.n. for Napier and Gisf-orno. f AN.V ; ROA, e-s (9.20 p.m,). 122 tons, Hart. for I lave lock and Sounds.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Blenheim. "Blenheim, to-day Kanuni, Patea, to-day Kiripakn, Patea. to-day Maru*. Patea. to-day Tahiti. Sydney, to-day Pnteena. Nelson. Picton. to-day Anrere. Patea. to-day Mamari. Lyttelton, to-day Kahn. Coast, t-o-day Tuinui, Wnitara. to-day Ko?natrt, "Westport. to-day Ona wa. Bleu liei m, to-d a y "Mararoa. Lyttelton, to-day Nikau, Xelson, Motueka. to-day Bakiura. Greymouth. Friday Maunganui, Melbourne via south, Friday Wairan. Patea, Friday Tarawera. Auckland via ports, Friday Star of India, Wanganui. Friday Hinenioa. Look Strait lighthouse, Friday Awaron. Nelson. Motneka. Fridar Queen of the South. Foxton, Friday Awahou. Foxton, Friday Maori. Lyl teHon, Friday Hanrdri. Ouehnnga. Now Plymouth, Fri*

Wakarii, Lvttelton. Kaikoura. Saturday Waimea, "Wanganui, Saturday

Alexander, Nelson. Motuoka, Saturday riuunvn, Grovinouth, Sunday hippie, Gisborne, Sunday .ianaiua, Havelock, Sunday

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Taiuui, Waitara, to-day Amokuia, Cook Strait, to-day Aiapawa, Wanganui, to-day Wavc-rley. Nelson. West Coast, to-day, a Blenheim, Blenheim, to-day, 5 p.m. Kahu, Bast Coast, to-day Stornibird, Wanganui, to-day, 5 p.m. Opawa, Blenheim, to-day, 5 p.m. Kmi, Westport, to-day Maiaroa, Lyttelton, to-day, 8 p.m. Monua, Sydney, to-day Kapujii, Fatea, to-day Kinpaka, Putea, to-day .Maun, Paten, to-day Aorere, Patoa, to-day, 5 p.m. Nikau, Nelson, .Motueka, to-day, ■> p.m. Moeraki, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Bluff and Hobart, to-day, 5 p.m. Karori, Westport, to-day Maunganui, Sydney, Friday <Jjuopus, Westport, Friday Echo, Havelock, Friday _ Tamil, San Francisco, via ports, Friday Hamai-i, London, Friday. Maori, Lyttelton, Friday •Jlaupiri, Onohunga, via ports, I riday Queen of the South, Foxton, inday iluia, Waiiganui, Friday Awaroa. Nelson, Motueka. Friday J’ateena, Picton, Nelson', Friday Tahiti, San Francisco, via ports, Friday Alexander, Nelson, Motueka, Saturday Waimca, Westport, Greymouth, baturday Rakiura, Greyraouth, Saturday Matnari, London, Saturday IMPORTS. MOANA (Wednesday), from San Francisco, Papeete and Rarotonga, lor VVelbngton —7850 cases dried fruit, 29-13 cases canned fruit, 43 cases oil. 142 barrels oil. 99 cases dry colours, 21 cases elect, appliances, 7 boxes oil well supplies, luo sacks beans, 324 sacks seed, 10 cases olives, 4 cases rubber packing, 10 crates rubber hose, 20 crates rubber belting, 40 cases periodicals, 170 crates binding paper 1 , 250 crates roofing, 30 cases paint, 35 cases roofing fixtures, 20 drums asphaltum, 8 cases drugs, 25 cases biscuits, 02 boxes codfish. Hi barrels salmon, -14 boxes corn, 12 packages gas engine, 1-43 ooxes codfish. 25 barrels ink, 15 cases ploughs, 7 bags cascara sagrada, 50 cases cider, 1500 bundles shingles. 10 cases canuoil soups, 2 coops chickens, 984 cases shell, 1300 cases Californian oranges, and quantity of fresh fruit from Xtarotonga. EXPORTS. WAKANUI (Saturday), from Wellington for London —From Gisborne .1.59 bales wool. From Tokomaru Bay—263/ bales wool, 88 casks tallow, 10 casks casings. 6601 carcases mutton, 11,943 carcases lamb, 149 carcases togs. 623 quarters beef. From Oamaru—lßo9 bales wool, 10 casks tallow. From Auckland--1757 bales wool, 6 bales sheepskins, 230 cases kauri gum, 1049 sacks kauri gum, 539 bales flax, 1«3 dumps tow, 96 casks tallow, 1G oases pelts, 30 sacks hides. 3 packages sundries. From W aitara —2538 bales wool. ICO casks tailed, 1 cask casings, 2313 carcases mutton, 1525 carcases lamb, 1019 quarters beef, 3 loins beef, 200 carcases pork, 171 pockets wool, 84 casks oleo. From Wellington—l2os bales wool, 5957 carcases mutton, 1845 carcases lamb, 28 carcases tegs, 47 bales sheepskins, 128 sacks hides. 116 packages scrap iron. From Wellington for Hull—l3l bales wool. From Wellington for Goqle —*18 bales wool. From Waitara for Gibraltar —1146 carcases lamb, 733 quarters beef. From Auckland for Goole—74 bales wool. Prom Waitara for Goole—66 bales wool. TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTS. FREMANTLE, Wednesday. Gothic, from London. KUBART, Wednesday.—Remuera (7 a.m.), from Capetown. Kaituna, for Wellington. SuialA, Wednesday.—Wimmora, for Auckland. „ , „ . BRISBANE, Wednesday.—Star of Scotland, from WeUington. AGO KLANI), Wednesday.—Westmeath (10.45 a.m.), flora Liverpool via Sydney. Tofua 12.15 p.m.), for- Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. ONEHUNGA, Wednesday.—Tarawa (9.5 a.m.), from New Plymouth. Barawa (5.39 p.m.), for Now Plymouth. MANUKAU HEAL'S, Wednesday.— Haupirt (early) and Rarawa (7 p.m.), crossed the bar outwards. GISBORNE, Wednesday—Mokoia (5 a.m.), from Dunedin, via way ports; Takapuua (8.39 a.m.), from, Napier; Tarawora (0 p.m.), from Auckland, via Tolaga. Mokoia (noon), for Auckland; Takapuna (9 p.m.), for Napier; Tarawcra (midnight), for Dunedin, via way ports. For the first time since she took up the ferry service the Takapuna, owing to heavy sea running, was unable to work the river harbour, and had to be tendered. The passengers and mails from Napier were landed from her at X p.m. PATE A, Wednesday.—Aorere (2.10 p.m.) from Wellington. ’ Kapuni G. 20 p.m.), Mana (2.20 p.m.), and Kiripaka (2.35 p.m.), for VVellineton. FOKTON, Wednesday.—Queen of the South (2.30 p.m.), and Awahou (2.50 p.m.), from Wellington. Waverley (1.35 p.m.), for Wellington. JSAPIER, Wednesday.—Delphic (10.10 a.m.), from Sydney. BLENHEIM, Wednesday.—Opawa and Blenheim (1 p.m.), from Wellington. Blenheim and Opawa (10 p.m.), for Wellington. PICTON, Wednesday.—Fateena (4.50 p.m.), from Wellington. NELSON, Wednesday.—Nikau (6 a-m.), from WelUngton. Nikau (8 p.m.), for Wellington. WESTPORT, Wednesday. Komata (2.45 a.m.), for WelUngton. ORE AMO UTH, Wednesday,—Ngatoro (GAO p.m.), from’ Wellington. LYTTELTON, Wednesday. Victoria (8.5 a.m.), from Dunedin; Harpagus (9.15 a.m.). and Mararoa (10.45 a.m.), from Wellington. Mamari (5.15 p.m.), for Wellington; Cygnet for Kaikoura; Storm (4.20 p.m.), for Dunedin. Mararoa (6.10 p.m.), for Wellington. Passengers— Misses Smart (2), Clark, Sturgess, Uhaphnan, Christmas, McAlian, Nesbit, Huiderness. Holmes, Reeves, Cox Howdcn, Isaacson Burnett, Pellow, Marsh (2), Kennedy, Browe, MacParlaue, Davis, IVI array, Mesdames McKendie, Harley, Wortherspoon. Taylor, Taylor, Austin and child, Duthic, Wilson and 2 children, Cross, Meeors McKenzie, Morrison, Barmaid. Harley, Wortherspoon, Wi Ison, Aloou, Anderson, Chambers, Whiteman, Steel, Chrystal, Reid, Harley, Master Smith. Victoria (9 p.m.), for northern ports. Passengers for Wellington—AUsc B. Black, Apperley, Mesdames Black, Louglas, Messrs Fair-weather, Simpson. Matthews.

DUNEDIN, Wednesday.—Kaiapoi (10.30 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Flora (5.45 p.m.;, tor West Coast via Oamaru; Maimganui (3.40 p.m.), for Sydney via Wellington. Passengers —Misses Scott, Macarthur, v’ernon. Dicker, Prentice, Parish, Wright, Manning (2), Brown, Hosio, Pollock, Perrin, Cable, Mitchell (2), Sievwnght, /Linan. Mesdames Coupar, Crawshay, Callaghan, Matthews, "Wray and son, Anderson, Shepherd, Dicker, Parish, Kowaldson, Denniston, Bagley, Kerr and infant. Perrin, Urquhart, Cardwell and 2 children, Nelson, McCartney, Smith, Messrs Morgan, Coupar. Kahin. Kintzman, Harrison, Jones, Callaghan, Lcihy, Lazarus (2), Matthews, Struck (2), Manning. Bean, Bagley. Ellis, Macfarlo.no, Norson, Adams, McKenzie, Melladew and 2 sons, Anderson, Shepherd and son. Parish (2), White. Burton, Urquhart, McCartney, Rylle, Plant, Ruth, Masters Vernon (2); 25 steerage.

Captain F. G. Bilton took command of the Haupiri at Onehunga on Saturday, releiving Captain J, McKenzie, who has been granted holiday leave. The Aparima is under charter to load wheat at Geelong and Wiliiamstown for the United Kingdom or the Continent. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Orari arrived at Beauty Point on Monday from Wellington. After discharge of rails there the Orari is to return'’to the Dominion to load. The Svduey ‘'Shipping List’’ renorts that Captain T. Holm has purchased the

Titania for use aft a hulk. Local information is entirely contrary to the above. , r , . , Tiie Shire liner Morayshire, under charter to the New Yc-aland shipping Company, arrived at Adelaide on from Liverpool. The left the West of England port for Auckland, via porto, on December 3rd, and v.'ius at Capetown on January 3rd. •'-be Jias a largo number of immigrants aboard loi JNew Zealand ports. Dio Morayshire ns dub at Auckland about Eobruaiy oth. Hr Neville, assistant purser ot the Arahuru. i.s to transu-r to the Manngauui in a similar capacity. The coastal steamer Gertie was taken out to the stream at Wei ington yes erday to lay up for an indenmte period. The Government steamer Hinemoa was at Stephen island . lighthouse on Tuesday, at Farewell Spit yesterday, and sailed in the afternoon for the Brothers ana Jackson Head- . The coastal steamer lamm lelt VVatara at midnight on Tuesday for VVellingtou, where she arrived lata last night. The vessel will probably sail on the return trip to-night. Mr J. Hudson, late third officer of the Nairnshire, has joined the Flimitangi as second mate. The Canopus, to leave Wellington this evening for Westport, will probably load for Gisborne. , The isienheim, whroh left Wellington at 1 a.m. yesterday, was compelled to put back through stress of weatner. She sailed again at 4 a.m., when conditions had improved. Mr A. Andrews purser of the Moana, has ‘come ashore at Wellington on holiday leave. Hie placo has been temporarily filled by Mr S. Falla, late of the Waihora- AG Falla will rejoin the latter vessel at Newcastle. Unfavourable weather has delayed the loading of the Tyser liner Star of India in the Wanganui roadstead. The vessel is now expected at Wellington on Saturday and will sail on Monday for Loudon. The Haupiri, which was detained in Manukau harbour by heavy weather, cleared the heads at 6 a.m. yesterday. She is due here to-morrow morning. The Government training ship Amokura is to, leave Day’s Bay (Wellington) early to-day for a cruise in Cook Strait. She anchored at Day’s Bay last night. The Karori is to leave WeUington today for Westport. The Koonya is duo back at Wellington on Sunday from Greymouth. The .Mamari, which is due at Wellington this morning from will berth at King's wharf to complete Homeward loading. She Is now tuned to noil from Wellington for London on Saturday. Air P. J. Hickey, chief engineer of the Fateena, has transferred to the Atoana in place of Air F. 0. Ronalds, who has gone on holiday leave. AH- Knox, Late of the Ilauroto, has filled the vacancy on the Fateena.

The Kapiti, which arrived at Wellington yesterday afternoon from Wanganui, is to blow down her boiler for cleaning. Mr J. Dalziell, relieving chief engineer of the Union. Company, is about to join the Loongana. The Alexander is expected at Wellington on Saturday from Nelson and Motueka, and will sail on the same day on the return trip to those ports. The outward San Francisco boat, the Union Company’s Tahiti, is expected at Wellington about 6 o’clock this morning from Sydney direct. The Tahiti will berth at the Glasgow wharf, and is to sail at 5 p.m. to-morrow for Rarotonga, Papeete, and San Francisco. The Waimca is expected at Wellington on Saturday from Wanganui. She is to leave here on the same day direct for Westport and Greymouth. Captain Charles McLean, who has been on annual leave, has taken command of the Navua in place of Captain D. Todd, who goes on holiday. REMUERA DUB MONDAY. The local office of the New Zealand Shipping Company received advice that the Remuera arrived at Hobart at t a.m. yesterday from London and Flymonth via Capetown. Tho vessel is to sail at noon to-day for Wellington, where she is due on Monday afternoon. WESTMEATH AT AUCEXAND.

The Federal-Shire liner Westmeath arrived at Auckland at 10.45 a.m. yesterday from Liverpool via Australia. She is to leave the northern port on Monday and is duo at Wellington next iThursday morning. The vessel will discharge about 3500 tons of general cargo at Wellington, and will sail next Monday week for Lyttelton and Dunedin with remainder of cargo. ' THE EGBERT E.. HIND. No time is being lost at Lyttelton in discharging the cargo of Oregon pine from the American schooner Eobcrt- B. Hind (says "The Press")- It was not until Tuesday morning last that a start was made to unship her big deck cargo, and from that time until last evening the work was carried out as expeditiously as possible with the result that only a few thousand feet of timber remains to bo lifted from her deck. Up to noon on Saturday about 250,000 ft of timber had been hoisted by the vessel's own gear into the trucks, and considering this was the outcome of four and a half days' work, the result is very satisfactory, and one well up to past performances. It is expected that the vessel will complete discharge about the end of this week or early next week. Her destination is not yet finally fixed, but in all probability it will be Newcastle. It is reported that as the outcome of the severe buffeting along the American coast the Eobort E. Hind has been strained somewhat, and is consequently leaking a little. MOANA FEOM SAN FRANCISCO. Anchor was dropped in the stream at Wellington shortly before 2 p.m. yesterday by the Union Company’s steamer Moana from San Francisco via ports. Pratique was granted, and the vessel berthed at the Taranaki street wharf. The Moana passed through Wellington on December 6th and arrived at San Francisco on Boxing Day. The Homeward trip was commenced at 7.30 p.ra. on January Sth. The wharf was cleared at 11 a.m., but owing to the overland mails being late the vessel was delayed till the evening. The Moana had a large freight and passenger list. Papeete was reached on Sunday, the ISth instant, and Rarotonga on the 22nd. The Moana loft tho latter place at midnight on the 23nd. Fine weather and calm seae prevailed till two days before arrival at Wellington. A heavy south-westerly gale with high head seas, rain and sleet lasted till rounding Cape Palliser yesterday morning.

Cricket and deck games were freely indulged in by the passengers, and several concerts were held. The vessel lands a quantity of general cargo, 1200 cases of Californian oranges, also &S 4 cases of pearl shell from Papeete for transhipment to London. The Moana is to sail this afternoon for Sydney direct. THE MOERAKT, FROM SYDNEY. About 10.30 o'clock yesterday morning the Union Company’s steamer Moeraki arrived at from Sydney direct, and berthed at No. 1, north (outer tee). Queen's wharf. The vessel left Sydney at noon on Saturday, and had a strong southerly breeze and a heavy beam sea until arrival- The cargo comprised a quantity of fruit, and transhipments ex Morca, Attila, Omrah, Waldemar, Franklin, and Eendsburg, COMING FROM LIVERPOOL. The steamer Tyrone, of the FederalSbiro line, which is duo at Wellington about February 17th from Liverpool, via Auckland, is bringing the following pas-

eengersSaloon : For Auckland —Air H, Buxton.

Steerage: For Wellington Aliases Hoolau- VV ami E, Seller, Mesdames S. Hooker, b. Orviss, ami A. Marvin, Akasrs W. Hooker, P. Orviss, W. .Marvin \v. Alills, R, Alillfi, J. Tombs, L. Bowden. K. Wakefield, E. Lewis. J. Carr, and Master P. Orvi-fs. For Axickland —Miks J. McMillan, Mc-sdanu?: E. and M. Hurry, Messrs \V. S. McMillan, E. Dulymeadc, F, Scholicld, and L boiler, and .Master S, Hurry, For Gisborne —Mr V. Swann. For Greymouth—Mr X. Ccfcjjrovo. For Lyttelton—Miss N._ Kennedy, Messrs G. lioUirnako, and \V. Barrowclougli. For Bluli —Mr A. Taylor.

OVERSEA VESSELS FOR WELLING-

TON. STEAMERS. Remuera, Liverpool, due February 3rd. Westmeath, Liverxjool, duo lebruary 6th, Matatua, London, due February 10th. Morayshire, Liverpool, duo February 10ch. n _ , Luteshire, Now York, duo February llth. Cape Finistcrre, New York, due February 14th. Tyrone, Liverpool, due February 17th. W aimute, Montreal, due Febiuary 18th. Arawa, London, duo February 18th. ludralema, London, due Xobruary Star of Ireland, New York, due Febru* ary 25th, Opawa. London, due March 3rd. Ruahine, Loudon, due March 3rd. ToJvumaru, St. John, due March 7th. Hawke’s Bay, Louden, due March Oth. Essex, Liverpool, due March 17th. BarenfeLs, New York, due April 4th, SAILER. Titania, four masted barqueutine, Newcastle, 5 days out.

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