LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LIV, Issue 18, 21 July 1897, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

ENTERED OUTWARDS July 21— Hauroto, ss, 1257 tons, Bemech, for South. Passengers : Cabin— Misses Weldon, Sterling, Merritt, Mackay, Mesdames Howes and iutant, Ferguson and 2 children, Capt Falconer, Messrs Ferguson, Biss, Pcnseler, Easter, Crnig, ■\Villeocks, Maokay, Reynolds, Wickstead, Prender\ille, Dumbleton, E\att; 18 steerage July 21— Rotorua, ss, 57ij tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. Fa&sengers : Cabin— Misses Evinson, Young, Mrs Bridge, Capt Popham, Messrs Allen, Beaver, FrioUlander, Berry, Masters, Wiugfield, Young, Willcocks, Gilnllan, Disher, M'Masters j 7 steerago July ai — Corinua, ss, 820 tons, Downie, for Tunaru. Passengers — Miss Daly ; 3 steerage

Tlie Monowai, which arrived from Sydney this afternoon, brought the following passengers:— Misses Train, Colson, 'Allen, Hill (2), Hewlings, Eeady, Mesdiunes Noisinith, Garret and child, Mnssey and infant, Le Breton, Draper, Gines, Cunningham, Train, Mandel, Rhinu, Fookon, Messrs Mandel, Knind, I'ookon, Hamilton, Hall, Cheok Hong Chong, Cheong, Marion, Browniie, "Wlutehouse, Vestey, Sainps>on. Fiaan, Lance (2), Tolhurst, Law, Massey, Oatway, Atkinson, Nairn, Grapes, Webb-Bowen, Richardson, Smith, Law- . son; 3-1 steerage. She left Sydney at 1.35 pm on Saturday, and arrived at 2.20 this afternoon, having experienced strong SE winds apd heavy beam lea. to Cape Farewell, thence strong NW wands to arrival. ' Her cargo consisted of about 1000 tons (including 4815 cases of fruit), of which 427 tons (including 2362 cases of fruit) were for Wellington For next week the running of the steamers Hauroto and Eotorua will be on the same linos as curried out this week The Manaroa is expected from Wanganui at about midnight. She will proceed hence to Havelock and the Sounds