SHIPPING.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2351, 3 May 1892, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OP TIMARD. ARRIVED. April 30 Omapere, s.a., 352 tons, Philips, from Dunedin. Passengers— Miss LeCren, Mr Burns. April 30—Herald, s.s., 375 tons, Jones, from Dunedin. SAILED. April 30 Omapere, s.s., 352 tons Philips, for northern ports. April 30 Herald, s.s., 376 tons, Jones, for northern ports. CLEARED. April 30—Glencairn, schooner, 62 tons, Palleson, for Wellington. IMPORTS. In the Omapere, N.M. and A. Co., agents: 60 tons sundries. Among the consignees were Dunlop & Co., Carson, Brown, Priest & Holdgate, Harrison, Grant, Oraigie, Young, Beck, Taylor & Flatman, Morris, Siegert, Pearpoint, Owers, Prattley, Bates, Webster, Philp, Henry, O’Donoghue, Gabites, and Reid & Gray, Melbourne, May 1. Arrived, yesterday—Manapouri, from New Zealand. Sydney, April 29. Arrrived—Rotokin o. The steamer Union is a total wreck on Richmond bar. The vessel is insured for £2OOO in the South British office. Perth, April 29. The yacht Sunbeam, formerly owned by Lord Brassey, has been wrecked in the Admiralty Gulf. The crew reached Broome in the ship’s whale boat. Hobart, April 29. The R.M.S. Coptic arrived at 5 to-night, and resumes her voyage to Wellington at 7 to-morrow morning. She brings 41 passengers for Australia and 46 for New Zealand. The ship Laira, bound from Dunedin to Freemantle, has put in here for repairs. She encountered exceptionally heavy weather after leaving Port Chalmers, and had to jettison her deck timber. The chief officer had his arm broken, and nearly the whole of the crew were seriously injured. The vessel arrived in a very weatherbeaten condition. Albany, April 30. Arrived—Oruba. Passengers for New Zealand—Messrs Lowe and Chamberlain. London, April 29. Arrived—Duke of Westminster from Port Chalmers (March 12th); Morayshire from Port Chalmers (March 13th) ; Beechdale, barque, from the Bluff (Jan. 4th.)