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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1314, 18 December 1911, Page 7

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OVERSEA. LONDON, December 16. Sailcd.-H.M.S. Drake, the nev; flagship for tho Australasian Squadron. SUVA, December 17. Sailed.—Marama, for Auckland and SydSYDNEY, December 16. Sailed.-Waimana. for Wellington. MELBOURNE. December 17. . Arrived.—Moeraki (yesterday!'. ■COASTAL. SATURDAY, DECEMBEK 16. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Delphic (10.45 a.m.). from London. Sailed.—Morayshiro (7 p.m.), for Wellington; Waitemata (7 p.m.), for Newcastle; Monowai, for Wellington. \ KAIPAEA. ' Arrived—Laura, barquentine (4.30 p.m.), from Newcastle. GISBORNE. Arrived.—Wanaka (11 a.m.)« from Sydney. NEW FLYMOUITH. Sailed.—Bosamond (6 p.m.), for Onehunga. PICTON. . Arrived.—Arahura (5 p.m.) ajid Kapiti (7.45 p.m.), from Wellington. .WESTPOKT. Sailed.—Koromiko (6.15 jun.V for Melbourne. GEEYMOUTH. Arrived.—Flora, (7.35 a.m.), from Wclling-°Sailed.--Holmdale (9.40 p.m.), for WellinEton. LYTTELTON. Arrived,—Wimmera (10.15 a.mO, from Wellington. ■ SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Maheno (4.40 p.m.), from Sydney; Den of Airlie (5 p.m.), from New York. via. Sydney; Tarawora, from southern ports. ONEHUNGA. Sailed.—Earawa (4 p.m.), for New Plymouth. MANUKAU HEADS. Earawa will cross outwards at 6.15 p.m. PATEA. Arrived.—Kapuni (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington. NELSON. Arrived.—Nikau (4.30 a.m.). from Wellington; Arahura (2.30 a.m.), from Picton. To sail.—Kaitoa (2 p.m.), for Wellington. Sailed—Whakatane (6 a.m.), for Waitara. WESTPORT. Sailed.—Whangape (7.20 a.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Euahine (8.15 a.m.) and Mararoa (12.20 p.m.), from Wellington. DUNEDIN. Sailed.—Mokoia. for northern ports. Paseengers: For Wellington—Misses M'Cormack, O'Shea, Uawson, Jlesdames Gregg, Brown and child. M'Phorson, Brown, Crawford. For Napier—Miss H. Smith and 3 children, M. Reid. For Auckland—Misses Gordon, Glassford. Mr. Stewart. MORAYSHIRE LEAVES AUCKLAND. At 7 p.m. on Saturday tho F.-H.-S. steamer Morayshire left Auckland in continuation of her journey from Liverpool to Welliugton. She is duo in port-on Tuesday, and borths at He Taranaki. Street. Wharf to discharge 2300 tons of geueral cargo. DELPHIC AT AUCKLAND. An arrival at Auckland at 10.45 a.m. on Saturday was the Shaw-Savill steamer Delphic. The vessel, which is en route from London to Wellington, is due hero about December 25. ' , .., ...

THE DEN OF AIRLIE. From New York, via Australian ports, the A. and A. Line's chartered 6teamer Den of Airlia arrived at Auckland at 5 p.m. yesterday. The vessel is due at Wellington about Decembcv 23. SHIPMENT OF JARRAH. Word has been received in Wellington stating that the Scales chartered steamer Clan Maclaren, which is to take tho wool and general carpro berth at New Zealand ports next, month, is to visit Biinbury to lift a cargo of jarrah. Tho vessel is now en route to the Dominion. She left Durban on December 1. APAEIMA'S EASTERN CARGO. Now en route from Calcuttn to Auckland and other Now Zenland porti tho Union steamer Aparima is bringing 7650 tons of Eastern merchandise, IKO tons of which will be discharged at Auckland, and the balance at Wellington, Lyltelton, and Dunedin. She will lift further cargo at Singapore and Samnrani; en route, and is due here about January 3. THE WELL-KNOWN GOTHIC. On December 14, the Gothic, nt one time a favourite Koyal Hail steamer sailing under the .Show, Savill, and Albion Company's flag, and well known in Wellington, left Sydney for London, via Suez. Sho camo out to Melbourne and Sydney with KJO immigrants recently. P. AND O. SEETICE. The P. and O. eteamor Mooltan, which will be the second steamer of the line to visit Anckland this season, is schedule! , , to leave Sydney this afternoon for the northern port. She arrives at Auckland on Friday morning, and is timed to sail at 4 p.m. on the same day for London. She proceeds Homo via Australian and Mediterranean ports KUMAPA FEOM MONTEEAL. An arrival in port yesterday afternoon from Montreal, via way ports, was the Now Zealand Shipping Company's chartered steamer Kumara. While the vessel was at Cape Town Mr. Davidson, the chief officer, had tho misfortune to lose threo of his fingers through a rope fouling. Consequently ho had to go ashore at the South African port. Captain Lewis, late chief officer of the Kia Ora, ia in command of the Kumara. and ha 3 tho following officers associated with him:-Chief. Mr. Fisher; second, Mr. Langbein: third, / Mr. Townsend. Mr. Brewer is chief engineer. Mr. Norris second, Mr. Miller third, Mr. Holthouse fourth, and Mr. M'Kinnon fifth. Mr. Reid is chief refrigerating engineer, and .Mr. Crawford second. After completing discharge here the Kumara will proceed to Lyttelton and Dunedin. At the latter port her charter expires, and ehe will go on tho loading berth for Home on behp.lf of her owners— the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co. COMING BY THE AEAWA. Due at Wellington on Christmas Day, the Shaw-Savill R.M.S. Arawa is bringing the following passengers:—Mr. W. J. Baker, Mr. M. Child, Mr. J. H., Mrs., und Misses, and Mr. J. Cock, iun., Mr. S. Douglas. Mr. D. Downes, Miss F. E. Gardiner. Mr. J, W. and Mrs. Howard. Miss J. O. Jackson, Mr. W. P., Mrs., and Misses Livingston, Dr. A. R., Mrs., and Miss Maclurkiu, Mies E. F. Noel, Mr. H. Overbury, Mr. A. H, Rhodes, Mr. H. B. and Mr. H. C. Schwab, Mr. C.. Stoddart, Miss Turton, Jliss M. Barrow, Mr. J. Bayley, Miss M. Benning, Mr. H. G. Eilham, Miss A. liodmau, Mr. A. Boyer, Mr. J. Brown, Mr. F. Cadraan, Mr. G. and Mrs. Camp, Mr. J. G. Collins, Mr. G.. Mrs., and Misses Conner. Eov. C. Cooke, Mr. G. E. Daniell, Mrs. Draffen, Mr. T. G. Edwards, Mrs. M. Ellis, Mrs. K. S. Fielding. Mr. W. and Mrs. Fletcher, Mr. T. A. and Mrs. Frost. Rev. H. E. Fry, Mrs. 0. and Micses Fuller, Mr E. P. Gill, Mrs. J. and Miss J. P. Hambleton, Rev. W. J. Hands, Miss E. Harrison, Mrs. G. and Misses Hempseed. Mr. T. H. Hickman, Mr. F. W. Jeffries, Mr. A. P. Jones, Mr. H. J. Kiley, Captain W. P. Klingendc-r, Mr. Lawton. Mr. W. E. Lloyd, Mits I. Maclean, Mr. D. P. and Miss M'Eae, Mr. R. Meyer, Mr. S. F. Napper, Miss W. Nichols, Misses Norman, Miss V. Reid, Miss A. Renuic, Miss M. Riloy, Mr. W. Ritchie. Mr. R. H. Eobiu-' son, Mr. D. and Mrs. Ross. Mr. T. Stevenson, Miss E. N. Taylor. Mr. G., Mrs., and Misses Trapnell, Mr. W., llrs.. and Misses Walling. Mr. F. Watson, Mr. W. and Mrs. Whitlock, Mrs. M. A. Williams, Miss M. V. Wilson. Miss E. Winpley, and about 400 third-class passsongers. • The Now ZenJand Shipping Company's Whakatane left Nelson for Waitara early yesterday morning. Advices to hand state that tho big cargo steamer Kattenturm, 6018 tons, has been chartered by the A. and A. Lina to load general cargo at New York, for Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and. Dunedin. ■- ........

On December 30 the new Union Uner Maunganui i 3 to leave tho Clyde for Sydney. She is expected at the New South Wales port early in February. Waimana, <.s.. of tho Sh<uv-Savill fleet, will bo commanded by Captain W. Bnr-villc-Holmes. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company's rtoamer Opawa was docked at Port Onalmors on Saturday for cleaning and painting. She will be followed by the Paparoa. The former vessel is duo at Wellington on Docember 20 for coal, and subsequently proceeds to Auckland. The Takapuna leaves Wellington for Nelson direct at 10 p.m. nest Saturday. Tho Patccna lo?.ves for Nelson direct at 7 p.m. on Christmas Day. The magisterial inouiry into the circumstance? connected with the Awaroas collision with the ferry wharf has been postponed for a few weeks. This ha* been found necessary owing to Captain M'Kenzie. of the auxiliary schooner Huia (the principal witness) being unable to-attend, on account of the illness of his wife. ■ Owing tn the fnrt that the Tyfcr linor Star, of Canada h.i? a very large cargo to put out nt Auckland, fhc is r.ot to reach Wellington until January 3. Mr. G. Madden joined the Kini as third enginejr at Wellington. llinom-oa. Government tender, will lrave for Castlcp f, inf' to-morrnw. Fl'.o arrived here from Cook Strait on Saturday afternoon. ' Three "oversea steamer? 'left Wellington on Saturday afternoon. Thc-se were the Itnnhin? for Lyttelton. Marere for Napier, and Ihe Palcchs. for. the Bluff. Norfolk, s.s.. is dne at Port Chalmers from Melbourne oti December 22. She commences Homeward loading at the pouthern port, and proceeds thence to Lyttelton and Wellington. The Norfolk is due here on December 26, and rails finally for Avonmouth on December 30. Kaikoura. Home steamer, arrived hore from Napier to complete London loading. Sho sails for London direct to-morrow. A cablegram received from Suva states that the Mra-ama left thero for Auckland yesterday. The vc&sp!. should, reach the northern port about Wednesday next. Instead of leaving London on December 10. as originally intended, tho Tyser Line's new steamer Indrapura. will not take her departure for Australian aud Now Zealand ports until December 10. Mr. D. W. Rosie, late assistant purser on the Mokoia, has joined the Te Anau (is purser. This week tho Canterbury Steamship Company's steamer Pctone is to load timber nt, Wanganui for Sydney. It is expected that the Maoriland Steamship Company's Lau.derda.le will leave Newcastle for Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier to-day. Timbor-laden, the Ennordale left Huon, Tasmania, on Wednesday for Lyttelton. Neit month the Island steamer Atua. will be withdrawn for survey and overhaul at Auckland. Tho Tofua will undergo her survey in February. Advices received from Adelaide state that Captain P. Weir, who was commissioned by Messrs. Elder. Smith, aud CoLimited (representing Lloyd's), to report on the possibility of salvaging cargo of the wrecked Norwegian barque Margit on the Coorang Beach, returned to Port Adelaide recently. He was- accompanied on the trip.by Captain T. Creer, manager of tho Adelaide Steam Tug Company. They found it impossible to get close enough to the wreck to make a, proper survey. Tho' vessel was apparently sunk in the quicksands, and tho surf is flowing over her bulwarks. Tho chances of salvaging any of the cargo or ehip's fittings are regarded as remote. Rakanoa, Union cool tramp, is to leave Newcastle for Nev; Zealand ports about Thursday neit. The new coastal steamer Opouri. now on her way from Glasgow to Lyttelton, left Port Said on December o for Hobart direct. The vessel, which has been specially built for Messrs. Reese Bros., of Christchurch, is to load hardwood at Hobart for Lyttelton. The Union s.s. Koromiko (Captain Prewette) left Westport at 6 o'clock on Friday morning for Melbourno and Fremantlo- with Admiralty coal: ■ The vessel may return with a cargo of timber from Bunbury, and is duo in New Zealand waters towards tho end of January.

■ Messrs.-C.-C. Eoss and Co., land agents and shareholders, Queen Street, Masterton, advertise 1000 acres of laud for sale. Particulars appear elsewhere in this issue. For Children's Hacking Cough at Night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is. (id."