PORT OF LYTTELTON.
ARRIVED—March 4
Monowai, s.a. (5.30 a.m.), 3433 tons, H. White-Parsone, from Duncdm. Passengers— Misses Anderson and Wulis, Me-d.ime* _mith and three children, Mcass Gordon, Green, Tawsc, Croft, fleck, and Croft, and seven ateeragc. Union Steam Shi? Company of New Zealand, Ltd., agents. Ngaherc, s_. (5.55 a.m.), IC9O tons, H. Dinner, ftom Oamaru. Blackball Coal Company, Ltd., agents. _, . 1 _ Maitai, s.e. (C a.m.), 3393 tons, Edwin, from Auckland, via, Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington. Pas-enger--Mi-sea Willie- .2) and Bostcck, Mrs Mander, Messrs H. Strong. Mander, Hooten (2), Brown, Master and V. mis, and two eteeruge. Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Ltd., agents. Maori, turbine s.a. (6.45 a.m.), 3390 tons. V.. Manning, from Wellington. PassengersMias.s C-U.eus, Rouiitree. Smith, Drummor.d, liri.es N.ven, V.mtco_nbo, Randolph, Gilliu.t, Gru.-r, Black, Sciig, Noiton, McQueen, Mesdames Gill, Halkett and child, lanncr, Ewpn, Scott, Wilson, Walker, Allan, Col.ins, Salmon, Bndgo, Savage, Rattray, McEwin, Selig, Keynolds, Clarkson, McQueen, Hon. W. Fra-er Dr. McPhern, Messrs Smith, Buchanan, Clarkson, Fanner, Whinan, Dnßtoy. Brooks, Stevenson, Townsend, Wharton, Jones, Ewcn, Scott, SaimondPerry > V.ilson, Richard-on, Allan, Lovell, Halhwell lay, ___".«., Preddy, haddock, Davenpo:!, McAlister Weston, Chamberlain, Mandil , Bridge, Jack, Alcorn Withe.l, WMtcoml*.Gray, *£■ mnnhv Green, Morton, Lane, Snooks, ao.kv Kib-i-Tsicholl-, Clumio, McEwen Verli, Hoi and, and sixty-eight eteerage Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Ltd., a Tu-..ce, scow (8 a.m.) 187 tons B. Sproule, from Havelock. T. U. Ker.»«««*• Petone, e.s. (6.35 a-™- .' _* ~o ns * j ft?' from Napier. A. H. Turnbull and Co., es °-"h 3 " . _ .i nm 1 1247 tons, Baldwin, IviUawa, s.s. (3 p.m.), i£< UD ', . from AVellington. L mon Steam Ship U>m m_nv or New Zc-land, Ltd., agents. P Me. auxiliary, ketch (4 p.m.), 30 tons, Jones, from Chatham Islands. Master, agent. Ampawa, s.s. (4.30 p.m.), 381 tone Thompson, from Gisborne. Kmsey and Co., Ltd., aS ___.raki, s.s. (7.30 p.m.), 468 tons, Scott, from the Sounds. A. Rbind and Co., egen.s. SAILED—March 4. M.it.i, s.s. (4.30 p.m.), 3393 tons. Edwin, for Dunedin. Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Ltd., agents. Nguhere, s.s. (4.50 p.m.), 1030 tons H Dillner. for Greymouth. BlacKball Coal Company, Ltd., agents. ~_-_ Eliza Firth, schooner (noon), 143 _ons, C Ipsen, for Kaipara. C. Ferrier and Co., ag Cyg-et, s.s. (-.SO p.m.), 124 tons, A. Murray, for Kaikoura. Steveneon, Stewart and Co., agents. Petone, s.e. (2.45 p.m.), 70S tons, Cowan, for Pelorus Sounds. A. 11. Turnbull and Co., a™entf. Monowai, s.s. (10 p.m.), 3433 tons, H. White-Parsons, for Auckland, via Wf-llin.-ton, Napier, r.nd Gisborne. Passenger-—For Napier: Mi=« Jennings. For Gisborne: Miss Kinskell, Mrs A.lircn and Mr Allison. For Auckland: Mioses Ballantyne and White. Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Ltd.. agents.
Maori, turbine s.«. '8.35 p.m.). 3399 tons, W. Mnnrine, for Wellington. P.issrngers— Misses Wilford, Hay. M-ischamp, Carruthcrs, Price, Wi-on, Smith, Campbell, Hastings, Fisher. ITays, Thompson, Glen (2), Davis. Hr»V, Mesdames Hay. Fnmees. Stewart, Elsdale, I."-b_tham, Wilford, Elsdale, Bell, Ryan, Having.;, Jamieson, Kilmer, Allison, Low, Fishrr.. H'wkefl, Mrdnrm StnKba, Thomp«-<n. G'en, Beaumont. Le : tch, S.chart, Dnvi", Paid. Musohr'T.n. Tcm'inson, Duncan, HeTey. Ssuirp, .Tohr«on. Paul, McT>«n-*d, Ho km," o>-""ror, Dr. Hawk". Dr. Dr. rhrn-o-\ M«-frs T-irt.-in, O'Conrcll, Mom*, Dunno'l. Mn-rhamo, Sommprs, Salmon, T.ll--t"<"\ MrDonti'd, Jame«on (1), Kent. Hay, MrClr«key, Hpmpll, Fnmoss, *"♦»■<<„rt, b:?!, Hills, Hobart. ,T3r»»]'e!xrn, Ei'mer, Al'iFon, DnTtcan. P-;»-i—;._ ""cnir". c mith. MiHs, Jeckson. Johnson, SUv hurt. Mcßn«, Dr._g!i«. Dcdd«. Pa-il, Harland. D-vldo. Paul, arK f c/) steerage! Union f*'p3m frhip Company of New Zealand. Ltd., aeente.
- «. .<)._... p m V ->'Ot tons, G. Pnxfor NamVr nnd "Cninn S'~"n Ship Company n~ New Zealand. Ltd acents.
K.'irati. s.«. teid"i«r.htl. 4fA ton.o, Srntt for the Sounds. A. Rhind and Co., agents. '
hner Rangatira, whicJa is filling tho ti__> table running ot" thc Athenic, is due from Wel.ington to complete the discharge of her cargo from London.
Tho Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner Waimana is due at Wellington from Whangarei to complete Homeward loading on Monday nest. She is to leave the Northern port, for London on Thursday, the 12'.h inst. The barque Daniel, which was at Lytte'ton recently with a cargo of hardwood from Australia, ha- been fixed to load at Clarence river for Auckland. From the Northern port the .vessel will roturn to Sydney with timber. It is reported that the new steamer Batsford has been chartered to load generr.l cargo at Montreal for AustraJian and Now Zealand ports.
Tho barqiic Louisa Craig has beon chartered to load salt at Ed.thbursj for New ZeaJand.
Mr C. Lc Govs has signed off the Kittawa as third engineer, and his position has beon filled by Mr W. Marshall., late of tho Mapour:_w.
Mr N. Salmon is now chief engineer on the Wakatu, in place of Mr W. Baird. The Wakatu, which is at present on the Lyttelton patent clip, being cleaned and painted, will be taken off to-day, and will eail this evening for Kaikoura,
The Kaiapoi finished discharge of the Lvttelton portion of her cargo from Edithburg and Hobart last night, and sailed for Napier and Wellington to comolete.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14908, 5 March 1914, Page 8
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