PORT OF WELLINGTON

Evening Post, Volume LIII, Issue 101, 30 April 1897, Page 4

PORT OF WELLINGTON

SUN Sets to-day—4.ss pm Bises to-morrow—6.4s am; sets, 4.54 pm HIGH WATER To-Dat—3.4 am; 3.22 pm To-Mobkow—3.4o am; 3.5S pm ABRIVALS April 29—Wairoa, ss, 48 tons, Westrup, from Patea April SO—Stormbird, ss, 137 tons, Chambers, from Wanganui. Passengers—Misses Bay Reid, Neilson, Neill, Mesdaines Jackson, Mcc, Smiley, Feck, TindiUl, Dear »nd child, Messrs Jackson, Tine, Bannister, Humphries, Master Kirkwood April 30—Indramayo, ss, 2C32 tons, Horsfoll, from London via Auckland and East Coast. Passensrer—Capt East April 30—Tnknpunn, ss, 389 tons, Giant, from Kelson and Picton. Passengers—3tibses Salmon, Martin, Isaacs, Blick, Wheeler, Clemens, Pliiyer, Jenkins, Horton, Lancaster, Mesilnuies Nicol, Batchclor, Eglinton, Bell, Ma-ple. Messrs Nicol, Morrison, Seville, Volkninn, Ei;liuton, Donsher, Sinclair, Richardson, Bridy, Eayner, Chisholm, Eutherford, De Venna, Wallace, Schaefer; 9 steerage , Apnl 30—Manaroa, ss, 78 tons, M'lntyre, from Havelock April 30—Penguin, ss, 517 tons, Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Cabin—Misses Jlowlem, Tonge, Brown, Mesdaincs Mountain, Findlay, Tyree and child, Buchanan, Murray, Nathan and child, White, Major Madocks, Messrs Bennett, Thompson. Postlewaithe, Sinclair, White, Blair, Norman, Gibson, Anderson, Murray, Falloon (2), Pryee, Hobday; 23 steerage DEPARTURES April 29—Wailii, ss, 63 tons, North, for Blenheim. Passenger—Mr Otterson April 29—Queen of the South, ss, 121 tons, Harvey, for Foorton April 29—Taupo, ss, 411 tons, Lobb, for Westport April 29 —Waverley, ss, 77 tons, Yickerman, for Kelson and West Coast April 30 —Aorere, ss, 45 tons, Tinney, foij Patea April 80—Wairoa, ss, 48 tons, Westrnp, for P»tea April 30—Dingadee, ss, 393 tons, Adams, for Auckland via East Coast EXPECTED ARRIVALS Wakatu, ss, from Lyttelton via Cheviot and Ktikoura, 30th Fanny, ss, from Whatarongi, 30th - Kahu, ss, from East Coast. 30th Talune, ss, from Sydney, 30th Omapere, ss, from West Coast, 30th Mahinapua, ss, from Onehunga and Taranaki, Ist Hanapouri, ss, from Sydney via Auckland and East Coast, Ist Woihi, ss, from Blenheim, Ist Opawa, ss, from Blenheim, Ist Queen of the South, ss, from Foxton, 2nd , Te Anau, ss, from South, 2nd Herald, ss, from South, 2nd Corinna, ss, from South, 2nd Wainui, ss, from West Coast via Nelson and Picton, 3rd •Pukaki, ss, from South, 3rd Star of England, left London via Australia and Auckland 6th March; AlaUtua. left London 20th March j Star of New Zealand, left London via Australia and Auckland 31st March; lonic, left Plymouth 17th April vigil, left Sharpness 17th December; Northern Monarch, left Liverpool ISth February j Belle of Arvon, left New York 2nd March; Maria, left New Tork 13th March; Brussels, left Xondon 18th March PROJECTED DEPARTURES Huia, ss, for Wanganui, .30th Mawhera, ss, for Picton, Nolson, and West Coast, 30th Takapnna, ss, for Onehunga via Taranald, 30th Penguin, s»,-for Lyttelton, 30th Manaroa, ss, for Wanganui, 30th nahu, ss, for East Coast, Ist Waihi, ss, for Blenheim, Ist Talune, ss, for Melbourne via South, and Hobort, Ist Opawa, ss, for Blenheim, Ist Fanny, ss, for East Coast, Ist Stormbird, ss, for Wanganui, Ist Omapere, ss, for.South, Ist Manapouri, ss, for South, Ist Orowaiti, ss, for Westport, Ist Hafynapua, ss, for Nelson, Taranald, and OneImnga, 2nd Wakatu, ss, for Kaikoura, Cheviot, and Lyttelfein, 3rd Corinna, ss, for Picton, Nelson, and West Coast, 3rd Wairoa, ss, for Patea, 3rd Queen of the South, ss, for Foxton, 3rd Herald, ss, for Toranaki and Onehunga, 3rd Aorere, ss, for Patea, 3rd Waintti, ss, for Nelson, 3rd Pukaki, ss, for Auckland, 3rd Te Anau, ss, for South, 4th