LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LVII, Issue 24, 30 January 1899, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING.

ENTERED OUTWARDS January 30— Flora, ss, 8.18 tons, Fleming, for Napier, Gisborue, and Auckland. Passengers : Cabin — Misses Gurr, Johnson, Mesdames Smith, Gascoigno, Di* Williams, Messrs Smith. Taylor, Mann, M'Eorie, Mooro, Master Willock ; 11 steerage January 30— Eotoinahana, ss, B64 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. Pnssongors : Cabin — Misses Mendelsohn, Field, Dimant, Hoave, Mackellar, O'Brien, Welch, Good, Bain, Dawson, Smith, Glassford, Frost, Hoiton, Spring, Davis, White, Ewart, Granville, Feist, Heywood (2), Aimers, Benvis, Mesdames Smith and child, Graham, Wilson and child, Bell, Frost, Estell, Francis, Buckley and friend, Bodley, Ferguson (2), Gill, Granville, Mackay, Bishops Wallis, Grimes, Verdon, Sir J. Hall, Captain Falconer, Eev Lemanaut, Messrs Kerr, Sherwood, Lawry, Sander, Mendelsohn, Estill, Francis, Alpers, Wilson, Kay, liucboii, Feist, Elliott, Gray, Carmichael, Hodge, Kay, Watson, Parsonson, Lnngbien, Hancocks, Ferguson (2), Handyside, M/itson, Mackay, Gay, M'Gowan, Musters Perston, Triggs (2), White ; 26 steerage The local agents have been advised that the lonic left Eio on Saturday morning for Plymouth. Her meat is reported to be in good condition. The lonic left here at dnylight on 6th January. Mr Duncan, Chief Inspector of Machinery, leaves to-day for Auckland on business connected with the Customs Department. The local office of the New Zealand Shipping Co has been advised that the Eakaia did not Ket away from Hobart until sam on Saturday. She is not due here before late on Wednesday night or early Thursday morning.