' sJTrrs»cow, May 23.—Ssiled (5 p.m.): Rtnga- TOoma, forßnnedin. Paßsenger—Misses Hepworth, Say, Livingston; Jones, Smart, Campbell, and 6 ,*teerage; (2 p.m.) Penguin, for Akaroa and Dun. «sdin; (midnight) Waihora, for the North. , Bluff, May 28.—Bailed: Pukaki, for Melbourne. ; Melbourne, May 22.—Sailed: Wairarapa, for the Bluff. BittSßAKE.'Msy 22.—Arrived'; Bells, from Picton. Sydkky, May 23.—Sailed: Manapouri, for Auck- Eand, ACCIDENT TO THE WAREATEA. I/rrraiiTOif, May 23.—The. Wareatea was towed into port this morning by the Penguin, her pro peller shaft Saying been broken when 25 miles this side ■■ of Cape Campbell. The Penguin came up .shortly after tfce accident and took her in tow. The was fine. -.THE GROUNDING OP THH CABERFEIDH. ■ ' ■ (Per United Pbess association.j ■Jj-WftiKliANp, May 23.—Further particulars of the jsccideat to the barque Caberfeidh state' that the •vessel went ashore a mile and a-half outside Tory shoal, and as boats have many times passed over this' spot lit is Burmised that a bank has formed. It has fceeii noticed that soundings lately gave S ' smaller depth of water. The Caberfeidh ■grounded at .ebb tide, but the tide rising she Jloated off co the steamer Durham came to sher assistance. 'She barque was making water rapidly, and the crew being exhausted at the pumps she was run ashore on She mud near Kaubapakapa ■creek.' Had not t,he steamer been at hand the ■Caberfeidh would probably have been wrecked. Much sympathy iB felt for the master of the vessel, Captsic Snow, who bears a first-class reputation. 'Xiae barque Hudson, > Captain Kemp, waa towei •slear of the Kesuls '-j^Mainy' forenoon by the,tug Plucky, and sailed Cor Wellington, at which port she Hoads for London. The sis. Beautiful Star, Captain. Brewer, with cargo and passengers from Oftmaru, arrived at Dun ■edin ai 11.15 p.m. on Wednesday. After landing cargo she steamed down to port Chalmers yesterday forenoon to tranship 1034 sacks barley jsmd 84 sacks oats .to the steamer He Anau. Mr Richardson, her chief officer, reports leaving Oamaru at 4.30 p.pj. of the 22nd, experienced light N.E. winds with 5.15, swell and clear weather along the coast. The b.s. Ta Anau, Captain M'lntosh, left the Bowen pier yesterday afternoon for Melbourne, via the Bluff. The b.s. Mahinapua, Captain T.od4, from Weßt poirt, via Timaru and intermediate ports, arrived at Pott- Chalmers at 7 a.m. yssterday and stflamed alongside the Bowen pier. 