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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 82, 7 April 1894, Page 2

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Napiib, 6th April Arrived, 4.30 pm—Dingadee, from Wellington 7th April To sail, 3 pm—Manapouri, for Wellington Australia delayed on coast; like lon re for Wellington at noon on Monday Ltttkt/ton. 6Hi April Arrived, 2.40 pm—Wareatea, from Wellington 7th April Arrived, 7.30 am—Rotorua, from Wellington; caught express To nail—Wnihora (5 pm), Rotorua (10 pm), for Wellington Tabanakt. Oth April Sailed, 10.30 pm—Qiiirlooh, for Ouchuugn; connected express 7th April Arrived, 0.45 am—Takapuna, from Wellington Sailed, 10 am—Takapuna, for Onchnnga Auckland, Gth April Sailed—Bio, for Newcastle Kaitara, Gth April Sailed—Defiance, for Sydney; Mary Wadley, brigontine, for AVollington Port Chalmers, 6th April Sailed—Wairarapa, for Melbourne via Hobart; Waihora, for Sydney via East Coast. Passengers Tier Waihora—Misses Calder, Cameron, Tanner, Wise, Hanson, Hathewa, Wither, Mesdtunes Reid and child, Winstone, Williamson and 2 children, Scott, Wither, Knewstubb, M'Lean, Anderson, CosgroTO, Matthews, Fulton, Smith and child, Hatloyand child, Brook and child, Christopher nurt 2 children, Phillips. Messrs Russell, Lucas, Wise, Kohn, Bnines, Montgomery, Lilford, Chnpmnn, Gardiner, Lyons, Stewnrt, Tressider, Scott, Kolmcß, Matthews (2), M'Artney, Chapman, Docker nnd 15 steerage 7th April AirtVed, 12.50 pm—Taraivcra, from Ltttclton Kaikoura, 7th April Arrived, C nm—Wnkatii, from Wellington Foxton, 6th April Sailed—Queen of the South, for Picton aud Wellington Blenheim, 7th April Arrived, 8 ain—Waihi, from Wellington WAuaANDi, 7th April Sailed, 9 am—Stormbird, for Wellington Tijiabp, 7th April Sailed, C nm—Tekoa, for Bluff ±"atea, 7th April Arrived, 9 am—Aorere and Maunin, from Wellington Stiilod. 7.30 nm—Aorere, for Wellington To sail, Sunday morning —Mannia, for Motueka Nelson, 7th April To sail—Gmfton (7 rnu), fo.- TVestport; Wainui (!) nm to-morrow), for Pieton and Wellington Picton, 7th April Arrived, G am— Grnfton, from Wellington Riileil, noon—Queen of the South, for Wellington The steamers Omnpore arrived from Wostport, Nelfion, nud Picton at 10.20 last night, and the Noptuno from Blenheim, Mnhinnpua from Onehunga and Tarnnaki, and Waitnpu from Havelock at 12.48, 3.10, 5.30 this moruiug respectively The ss Mnwhera arrived froiii West Coast via Nelson at 9.45 this morning, and the Huia from Wanganui at 10.20 am The ss Kiwi arrived from the East Coast at 2.50 this afternoon The Queen of the South loft Foxton for Pietdh last evening for a quantity of cargo originally intended for shipment to the ss Hnwkes Bny. It will bo transferred to the S.S. & A. Co.'s steamer at this port The bs Mnhinapua reports sighting a sailing vessel off Sinclair's Hcnds this niorniug The c.alilo steamer Shcrnrd Osborue was passed .by tho Mnwhora while on the vojngc from Westport to Nelson, ofT Farewell Spit yesterday nfternoon. She will probably call here on Tuesday, nnd after taking in n quantity of coal proceeds on to Sydney The bariiuo Lottie Moore, for Auckland, was towed out by the Duco this afternoon. Captain Butt is to pilot lior to that port The Pakoha, which leaves Lyttelton for London ou Monday, will not call at Rio The schooner Marmion left Auckland on Tuesday last for Mercury Bay to load timber for Wellington S S. AOBANfiI. The following New Zealand passengers had booked np to the 24th February by tho ss Aonmsri, which left Plymouth for Wellington on 10th March:—Saloon—Misses Spencer, V. and H. Herrick, Eva Gray, Mcsdames E. Horrick and Gray, Mossrs A. Gray and G. Andrews, Master Gray. Second saloon for Wellington—Mesdames W. and D. Pollock, C. O'Neill, Mr Humphrey; for other ports—Miss Emily Torlisse, Mesdames S. Walker, Holmes and 6 children. Goring, Colonel Goring, Mr Holmes, Master Walker. Intermediate—Misses B. and S. Dry man, Mrs E. Dryman, Messrs Robt. Scott, J. Eve, G. Nicholson. Steerage for Wellington—Miss M. Gardiner, Mesdames E. Martin and M. Holland, Mr J. Holland, Master Martin; 12 for other ports