BY TELEGRAPH Auckland, 12th September

Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 64, 13 September 1894, Page 2

BY TELEGRAPH Auckland, 12th September

Sailed— Southorn Cross, for Wellington via East Coast ; Minnie Swan, barnuontino, for New Xork „ „ , 13th September Sailed, 2.45 am— Alanieda, for Sydnoy Sailed, 8.15 pm— Talune, for South. Passengers—Misses Marchant, Hill, Bell, Finker, Hunio (j5). Berry, Fleming, Mesdames Andrew, Fiuker, Heavu, Borry, Bloomfleld, Palairet, Owens, Sandland, Nesbit, Hodgkinson, Matthews, Messrs Wnrren, Ryan, Bonauf, Walters, Parnell, Owens, Sandlond, Wellstead, Shanks, Duval, Wilson, Hunna, Smith, Brown, Otley, Lehtrol, Sctnidt Chapman; 15 steerages . . , „ Pictok. 12th September Arrived, 6 pm— Mawhera, from Wellington. She soiled at 10 vm for Nelson , . , Nelson. 13th September Arrived— Mawhera (6 am), from Picton ; Penguin (7.20 did), from Wellington Soiled, 7 am — Miiwhera, for Orey To sail, 6 pm— Penguin, for Picton and Wellington . , , Lytteltok. 12th September Arrived, 8.25 am— Takapuna, from Wellington (caught express). She roturup at opm To sail, 5 pm— Muraroa, for Wellington . . , „ Kaikouha. 13th September Arrived, 6 am— Wnkatu, from Wellington o „ . „ DoNEniN, 12th September S»il«d— Mararoa, for North. Passengers— Misses Young, Cook, Cameron, Moore, Sutclilfe, Cameron, Tonkinson, Speight, Donaldson, Bnrtlemnn, Bevnolds Leslie. Green, Thompson, Muret, Braithwaite, Baird, Bloney, Ford, Simmonds, Clapcott, Mesdames Pogo, Biohardson, M'Douuld, Brent, Wallace, Fyfo, Palmer, Bartleman, Lawrenco, Sinclair, Schumacher, Tattersoll, Sutchffe, Ipwo, Throp, Simmonds, Bogeni, Boys Layeock, Ghuhen, Captain Richardson, Messrs Oatway, Wright, Bitchie, Cooke, Richardson, Brent, Cattow, Wallace, CtilTerly, Guthrio, Griffon, Moodie, Fyfe, Lloyd, Williams (2), Toung, Newn.ll, Cuble Cox, Henderson, Somerville, Carter, Wmgfleld, M'Kinloy, Taylor, M'Donnld, Boberts, Sutclilfe! Shirtchffo, Danks, M'Allistor, Hubert, Barker, Moir, Rogers itk ht , • Ojjkhuihu. 13th September The Mnhinapiu, which Bailed for Now Ply. motuh nud Wellington, with 'Frisco mail at 5.40 last night, only crossed tho bar at 7.30 am todny Sailed, 1.15 pm— Gairloch, for Now Plymouth 'lARASAri, 13th September To sail, 10 pm— Mahinapua, for Wellincton . . , Übetmodth. 13th September Arrived, early— Wainm, from Westport *n™Vi t' n th j 8 . I . ra °"»i'ig-Rosamond and Joiw* Nicoll, for Welhngton To sail, to-night— Waiuui, for Nelson . . , WANojmni. 13th Sectambor Arrived, 8 am-Oreti, from Taranaii W Wail,! t, -or B , lE 'J H " s «M. l«h September Waihi, from Wellington, ana, Nealune. for Wellington, stuck on flats ' *»"'"'• lor Arrived, noon— Dingadce, tVom'Lyttelton „ . . „_ Haxoitikei, 13th Septembor Maanm, for W.vlliugfon, delayed by heavy sea w •!«!.• - f °«on. 13th September To sail, this eyenjnff-Chas Edward* for Wd. Jingtoii

Tho Hauroto, which armed from Svdnov yes. tcrday afternoon, brought tho following passengen t-Miases Jolly. Russell, Padgett, Bichmond. taesdames Daniris, Gould, Jolly. Messrs Jolly m?&ii ld i°-"' ,, p c™. Turner, Daniels, Gould M'Millan, Kingdom, Adams, Bothschild Cohen m . "if?!***- Her carsro for Wellington consisted and 100 packages sundries ni T ht* * lUTircd from Wanganni nt 8.10 last ♦fc!' 1&.'«?r1 &.'«?r» ni . a - lin ? Kotomohana arrived from the South at 7.40 and 8.20 this morning arSS^Q^^'" Wc3t . Co *Bt,Nelson<ind Picton arrived at 9.40 this morning The Flora arrived from South at 2.30 this afternoon J^m'i 81 " 11 * 1 ? 6 from Newcastle, » 1? of coal for Thompson Bros, and Co. arriTodott the Heads this afternoon, after a vantage of 10 days, and was being towed in by the Duco as we wont to press. •hips into tho Waihora, and will be laid up fo;- an The Shire Hnor Perthshire, now on her wnv from Sydney to NowZealaud, Bhfpped2l62 ton? of £?¥.?♦* S UeOnslai i d P 01 * 8 " S«e leaves AuckW to r fl L nSh te^crat Wem^ onafterwardß tJa° n^T SteMn JJ r Ha ? kes Ba r- from London, £ a * « 1 !^' 18 due ln Auckland on tho Mth. and Welhnirton on the 29th. Her cargo for Wellington consists of 1000 tons ,f^ c D " kefe ° f Sutherland, by latest advices, was at Moreton Bay ready to follow the Duke of Avgyle