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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 58, 6 September 1905, Page 6

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• SYDNEY, 6th September. Arrived— Whangaroa, icow, from Foxton. „", .CLARENCE RIVtiR, 6th September. ' Sailed— Bell Flower, ichooilcr, for Wellington. ' • ' NEWCASTLE, 6th September. , Sailed— Brisbane, lor Napier; Frank Guy, btrqaentine, for Gieborne ; Marora, ioow, for Wanganui. MELBOURNE, 6th September. Arrived— Guldrego, barque, from Kalpara. AUCKLAND, sth September. ■ -Arrived— Burgermcister Hac&mnnn (2 a.m.), from Sydney; Rakauoa, from Westport; Kathleen Hilda, barque, from Kevrcaetle. ■ bailed — Hauroto (6 p.m.), for Rarotonga: Margarita, barque, for Melbourne. .. , . „,.,, EAST CAFE, .6th September. Mokoia pawed south at 8.15 a.m. • ■ • 'WANOAKta, 6th September. Armed— Stonnbird (2.15 a.m.), from Wellington. PIOTON, 6th September. Arrived— tateena (5 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Patten* (6 p.m.), for Nelaon. NELSON, 6th September. Arrired— -Pateena (1.30 a.m.), from Picton; Alexander (7.20 a.m.), from Wellington. ,\^. MOTUEKA,. 6th September. • S*iled— Manaron (12.30 a.m.), for Wellington. ' ' ■ BDENfIEIM,' sth September. r _ Arrived— Ngupguru (11.30 p.m.), from Wellington. • •" ' LYTTELTON, 6th September. Arrived — Baden Powell (10.25 p.m.), from Wellington/ via Port Kobinson. 6th September. Arrired— Talune (6.20 a.m.), from Wellington. KAIKOURA, 6th September. Arrived— Wakatu (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington. WESTPORT, 6th September. Sailed— Hoeamond, (2.35 p.m.), for Wellington. * ' •' • ■ 6th September. _ Sailed— Kaituna (2.30 ».m.), for Sydney. UGANDA, TKOM CALCUTTA. The Britiab-India. Company's iteamer Uganda, from Calcutta, via Penang, Singapore, and Sydney, arrived thte morning, and berthed nt No. 4, Queen's Wharf, after undergoing inspection by the Health Officer. The vcstel left Calcutta on tha 26th July, and had an uneventful pttMage out. Sbe hn» 1200 tons of i general cargo to discharge here, on completion 'of which she is to mtil for Dunedin -to put out the balance, 900 tons. From Dunedin the vessel ii to go on to Newcattle. Captain P. R. Gun-Ountngbame it in com/roand of tlic vecsel, and he has tho following offlcert with him :— Chief, Mr. A. D. Burbridge; aecond, Mr. H. P. Upward; third, Mr. H. E. Pike; fourth, Mr. A. R. Moore. Mr. A. Ewing ig chief engineer, Mr. W. H. Buchan itcond, 'Mr. R. S. Stewart third, Mr. J. SimjKon fourth, and Mr. D. Jackson fifth. Mr. C, L'Eitoargeon is purser. WIMMERA, FROM SYDNEY. The Huddart-Parker ateamer Wimmera arrived from Sydney at 7.30 this moraine, and wai berthed it No. 1 north, Queen's Wharf, at 8.25. The vo&el made a creditable run acroM, baring lett thc^New South Wales port at 1,35 last Saturday afternoon. Moderate 6.5.E, wiadt and smooth Etas vreY&ilccL

throughout the trip. The cargo for tills port includes 3213 cases of fruit and transhipments ex Toijuan, Orotava, and Empire, yesterday evening an enjoyable concert was held in the dining saloon, Mr. W. Brown, of Wellington, occupying the chair. A programme of foui teen items was successfully rendered by the passengers. A collection made in aid of the Royal Humane nnd Shipwreck Relief Society of New South Wales realised £4.