SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON
Hion water To-Day— s.l2 am ; 5.33 pm To-Moeuow— s.ss am j 0.15 pm SUN Sets to-day, 5.25 pm Biles to-morrow, 0.17 am ; sets, 5.26 pm ARRIVALS August 31— Wainui, ss, 391 tons, Lambert, from West Coast and Nelson. Passengers: Cabin — Missoa Greou and Grubb, Mr Cook August 31— iluiu, ss, 90 tons, Crawford, from Waneaniii August 31 — Lrunncr, ss, 333 tons Todd, from Westport. Passengers— Miss Hooligan, Mr Croinpton; 1 steerage Septembor I— Mahmapua, ss, 239 tons, Millman, from Onehunga via Taranaki. Passengers — tu^ss Melhnish, Mrs Everett, Boy Morley, Messrs IWnrn I|8 > M 'Laren, Evorott ; 2 steonufe Bent* " ntor I— Wairarapa, ss, 1028 tons, Smith, fromSoinJ'- FassonKors : Cubin— Misses Mayer, Henshaw Ci ""Mock, Pavne, Tlionmon, Tiowick, MucauluTr, V»™» O'CallKglian .-Sinclair, Vullentine, Clark, Bftrw''' ™} child, York, Demer and. child, Messrs Tuyior, Mucaulley, In>f.-am, Ward, O'Callaghan. Sinclair, Tancred, Sealo, UicboloH, O'Sullivan, York, Bradley, Ami es ;12 stt'erngo September 1-Queen of the South, ss, 1/U t©n». Harvey, from Foxlon and Picton DKPARTUBICB August 31— Waihi, hb, 63 tons, North, for XJI e*heim. Passenger— Miss Ewart __.. AugOit 31— BtormMnl, SB, 137 tons, ChambM *> for Wanganui. Passengers— Miss Cotterell, Mr * Matthows, Messrs Fitzgerald (2) August 31— Neptune, us, 4-1 tons, Eckford, for Blenheim , September 1-Ohau, ss, «1 tons, Abram, for September I— Graftou, ss, 322 tons, Norstrum, for Picton. Nelson and West Coast. Passengers : Cabin— Misses Mutt, Cmig, Gate, Cross, Firth, Martin, Mrs O'Connell, Major Vince, Mesrars Park, Simgon, O'Connell, Blncklock, Marshall, O Connell, Christcharch High School Football Team ; steerage September I—Duco,1 — Duco, steam tender, Jones, for Picton XNTSRKD OUTWARDS. September I— Brunner, ss, 333 tons, Todd, for South. Passengers — Miss Buchanan, Mesdamea Ernett and Stoddart, Mestrs Ernott, Paterson, Schatz (2), Stoddart ; 5 stcerapo September I— Port Melbourne, ss, 3011 tonu, Bichardson. for Lyttelton. Passengers : Cabin— Mesdames Dugdale and Morrison, Capt Cameron, Mr Marks September I— Wairarapa, m, 1028 tons, Smith, for Sydney via East Coast and Auckland. Passengers : Cabin— Misses Grant, Gard, Trasker (2), Payne, Mesdames Burne, Bussell, Trasker, West Mowat, Barnard, Captains Traskoi and Slater, Dr Alexander, Messrs Yon Arnheim, Barnard, Webster, Shanks, Brett, Coward, Butts, Morris, Blytb, Mowat, Bussell, Liptott, Buchanan, GilChrist ; 19 steerage IXPHCTBD ARRIVALS Duco, ss, from Picton, Ist Tarawora, ss, from Auckland via East Coast, 2nd Wabatu, ss, from Lyttolton, Cheviot, Kaikoura. and coast, 2nd Stormbird, ss, frbm AVnnpnnni, 2nd Neptune, ss. from Blenheim . 2nd Waibi. ss. from Blcnhoim, 2nd Penguin, ss, from Lytteltou, 2nd Mawhera, ss, from West Coast and Nelson, 2nd Southern Cross, ss, from Auckland via Enst Coast, 2nd Waitapu, ss, from Paten, 2nd Aorere. ss, from Opunake nnd Patea, 3rd Chas Edward, ss, from Nelson, 3rd Eahn, at. from East Coast and Lyttelton, 4th Mantua, ss, from Patea, Nelson, and Motuelca, 4th Omapore, ss, from Sontb, 4th Kennedy, •«, from Nelson ria Fovton, 4th Takapmm, us. from Ouehuuga yia Tarauaki, 4th Flora, ss, from South, sth Crusader, left Liverpool 4th July ; ClanM'Leod, left Now York 14th May ; Pleiouo, loft Glasgow 12th June, via Dunedin ; Nelson, left London 22nd Juno ; Waitangi, left London 3rd August ; Obed Baxter, left New York Bth July ; Excelsior, left Newcastle 23rd August; Frank Guy, left Newcastle, 25th August Fakeha. left London 12th July, via Fort Chalmers and Lyttelton ; Hawkcs Bay left London via Sydney and Auckland, 14th July: Aorangi, left Plymouth 28th July ; Perthshire, left London 10th June, via Australia ; lonio.lef t Plymouth 11th August; Tekoa, left London 16th August via Port Chalmers and Ljttelton ; Tonganro, left Plymouth 25th August ; Matatua, left Plymouth 22nd August, via Auckland ; Buteshire, left London via Australia 2nd July — PROJKCTKD DEPARTURES Hnift, ss, for Wanganui, Ist Port Melbourne, ss, for Lyttoltou, Ist Wairarapa, ss, for Sydney, via East Coast and ' Auckland, Ist Brunner, ss, for South, Ist s Mahinapua, ss, for Nelson Taranaki and Onohnnga, 2nd Wainni, ss, for Nelson and West Coast, 3rd Cbas Edward, ss, for Motneka, Nelson, and West Coast, 3rd Aorere, us, for Patea. 3rd Wivitttpu, ss, for Patea, 3rd Tarawera, ss, for Melbourne,, via South and Hobart, 3rd Queen of the South, ss. for Foxton, 3rd Wakatu, ss, for Kaikoura, Cheviot aud Lyttolton, 3rd Waihi, ss, for Blenheim. 3rd Penguin, is, for Nelson via Ficton, 3rd ■ Stormbird, ss. for Wanganui. 3rd Neptune, ss, for Blenheim. 3rd Omapere, ss, for Nelson and Westport, 4tu Toknpuna ss, for Lyttelton, 4th Kennedy, ss for Nelion and West Coast, 4th liil.;, is, for Napier via const, sth Mawhera, ss, for Pioton, Hslson aud. West Coast sth Flora, ss, for South, sth
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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 54, 1 September 1894, Page 2
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739SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 54, 1 September 1894, Page 2
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