SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.
Hiai Watib. TO-DAT— II.S6 a m. ToJKonow— l2.B7 *.m. 1 1.10 p.m. Aumu September 4— Wakata, so, 78 tons, Wills, from Kaikoura »nd Lyttelton. Passengers — Misses Ballon and Hassell, Hra Smith, Messrs Hassell, BnUen. Dryden, and 2 ateeraf c September s— Waibi, sb, 60 ton*, Manning, from Blonheim. Passengers— Dr Cleghorn, Mr Minox, and Matter Dumbell September 5 — Pelham ss, 228 ton*, Greoger, from Booth. Passengers — Miss Healer, Menn Skinner, Walton, Allison, Dyer, Ellis, Hayes and 5 steerage Septembers— Stormbird m, 137 tons, Chambers, from Wanganni. Passengers— Misses Handle/ (3), Ptack, Dallas, Hay. Tillen, Cnmmings, Par. kinson, Jones, Potto, Field, Meadamos Norwood, Gray, William*, Doan, Messrs Bain and son, Hocr. Perclval, Jones, Walker, Parkinson, Bell, Blundell, Cordora, Meyer, Poole, firason. Moor, Joyce, Collier Nicholls, Gossett, Masters Harper, Gray (2) j 10 steerage DsrAßTaaas September 4— Tui. si, &l tons, Pope, for Foiton September 4— Mohaka, ss, SO tons, Eokford, for Blenheim September 4— Wanaka, ss, 277 tons, Johnson, for Nelson Passengers: Cabin— Mistes Adams and Burr, Mrs Gilmour and child, and Mr Marton ; 9 steerage September 4 — Walhora, ss, 1269 tons, Popham, for Sydney via East Coast and Anokland. Pas* Mnferf: Cabin— Misses Murdoch, Williams and Charlton, Mr and Mrs Bell and family, Mr and Mrs Tiintrard, Mr and Mrs Ilayward, Major Wilson Messrs Hutr, Macandrew, Carey, Baofaelder, Reid Robinson, Lowater, Sank in, Gibbons, Mntheson, Hunter, Bannister, Kemble, Jones, Boss, Heath, Mtedonald, LeQnesne, Cowper, Wi Tako, Dodd, pAOra Pxran, M'Donald, Chamberlain, Sanderson Fraser, Young, Greenfield, Fenton, Crombie and Coates; 8 steerage mrOBTB [A special charge is made for consignees' an nonncenients in this oolamn.T Ex H»nnlb»l— 3 cases Mander's Tarnishes, 1 oaM Mander's dry stain, 2 cases stainers, 40 drams methylated spirits, 1 case tiu'd tacks, S bales ceiling paper.— W. TIfITIV, Willis-ltreefc Ex Soottish Admiral — S tons Champion's genuine white lead, 40 bairels oil, and 23 bales pnperbangiDKS.— W. Totirtr, Willis street Ex Soottish Admiral-900 drams 29 casks raw and boiled linseed oil (guaranteed pure), 3 tons itenalne white lead and zinc, 14 casks dry colours, 6 bales nesßian and scrim, 40 drums methylated spirits —K. Martin, Manners-street Ex Zealand la (to arrive)— 42 bales and cases new aecson's paperhangiogs —E. Mabtii ■araorao akbitals Pengnid, as, from Lyttelton, 6th Botomahana, from Anokland via East Coast, 6th Maitai, ss, from Westnort, 6th Manawatu, as, from Westport, 6th Jans Douglas, ss, from Foiton, 6th Wanaka, as, from Nelson, 6th Tui, ss, from Foiton, 6th Mohaka, ss, from Blenheim, 6th Suva, ss, from Auckland via East Coast, 6th Wallace, ss, from Nelson, 6th Hnia, *t, from Wanganni, 6th Koranni, ss, from Greymontb, 7th Waterier, ss, from Pates, 7th Maori, v, from Greymouth, 7th Ohan, ss, from Auokland, 7th St. Hilda, ss, from Greymonth, 7th Omapere, ss, from South, Bth Taiaroa, ss, from South, Bth Tonganro. left Plymouth Ist August for Port • Ohalmersi Whampoa, left Foochow on 12th Aug. (via Dnnedin) ; Arawa, left Plymouth 15th Auir for Port Chalmers! Aorangl, left Plymouth 29th Antr. for Auckland Otakl, left London 6th Jnly | Troubadour, left New York 3rd June : Zeainndia, left London 16th June t Nelson, left Cardiff 15th Jnly ; Piako, left London 10th August raojacrriD Dsriaicnw Polhim, is, for Greymouth, sth Kiwi, ss, for Castlepoint and Napier, sth Wanaka, an, for South, 6th Waihi, ss. for Blenheim. 6th Wakatu, ss. for Knikonra and Lyttelton, 6th Htormbird, as, for Wanganui, 6th Botomahana, ss, for Melbourne via South and Hnbart, 7th Koranni, ss, for South, 7th Penguin, ss, for Ploton and Nelson, 7th Jan* Oonglas. ss, for Foiton, 7th St Hilda, bs. for Wantranai ondGreymonth r 7th Tal, ss, for Foxton, 7th Mobaka, ss, for Blenheim. 7th Tlnlm as, for Wanganui, 7th Wallace, ss, for Nelson and West Coast, 7th Maori, ss, for Greymoutb, 7th Maitai, ss, for Greymouth, 7th St Kilda, ss, for Wantanui and Westport, 7th Taiaroa, ss, for Nelson, Bth Waverler, us, for Pates, Bth Ohan, ss, for Groymouth, Bth Omapere, ss, for Auokland via East Coast, Bth Sara, s», for Auokland via East Coast, 9th
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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 58, 5 September 1885, Page 2
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667SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON. Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 58, 5 September 1885, Page 2
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