LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 156, 30 December 1898, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

ENTERED OUTWARDS December 30 — Westralia, ss, 1819 tons, Thorpe, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Passengers : Cabin — Misses Button, Forrest, Glen, Humphries, Ath, Cameron, Johnston, Bennett, Cliidgey, M'Gratb, Clune, Jones, Spence, Buchanan, Grant, Tibbs, Caldwell, Mahoney (2), M'Gowan (2), Colgrove, Crisp, Bews (2), Dove, Blnir, Mesdames Reyuell, Armstrong and family, Button, Lindsay, Smith, Bolland, Baker, Turner, Levi, Grant, Cottrell and family, Tibbs, Hardy, Bilsou, Miller, Barningham, Drs Lindsay, Alexander, Messrs Alexander, Barningham, White, Jolihk, Sayers, M'DonalO, Andrews, Travers, Dixon, Bex, Coates, Reynel), Burr, Laing, King, Waters, Baker, Jones, Levi, Johnston, Holmes, Barker, Moore, Mehurens, Grant, Duff, Turner, Bennett, Nicholls, Speight, Rawliiis, Hay, Church, Hardy ; 25 steerage December 30— Rotomahana, ss, 864 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. Passengers : Cabin — Misses Thorpe, Hunt, Anderson, Johnson, Adder son, Crowe, Greene, Hutchiners, Duckworth (2), Reid, Fitzgerald (2), Sutclitfe, Pickaskill '(2), M'Sawley, Blackwood, Mesdames Bayly (2), Goodwin, Patterson, Fountain and child, Fitzgerald, Grocott, Dencher, Francis, Uphavn, Homer and child, Eev Masters, Judge YVard, Messrs Fountain, Tuclter, Robertson, Hickson, Midlune, Wright, Upham, Hales, Richardson, Holdship, Hartley, Travers, Dencher, Grovcott, Hyams, Patterson, Johnston, Wordley, Auld, Bayles, Macfle, Cotter and child, Hart, "Woodward, Johnson, Lahman, Tomlinson, Grey, Clark, Anson, Ulph, Rloxam ; 30 steerage THE VANCOUVER SEEVICE. The next outgoing Canadian-Australian mail steamer is the Aorangi,* which leaves Sydney tomorrow, is due at this port on Wednesday, and sails next day for Vancouver via the usual way ports. The incoming mail steamer Miowera did not leave Vancouver until 24 hours later than timetable date, and consequently is not due in Wellington before Sunday, 6th January, or following day. The steamer Archtor, from Wanganui roadstead, is due in Wellington to-morrow evening. Nothing is yet decided upon as to the Queen Louise's movements.