LATE SKIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 116, 13 November 1900, Page 6

LATE SKIPPING.

ARRIVALS November 18— Stoiunbird, as, 137 tons, Jorinon, from Waugauui DffII'AUTUnUS Novembor 13— Tutanektu, ss, 412 tons, Post, for Pictou. Passengers— Minis terinl party , KNTBKBD OUTWARDS No veiuber 1!) — Mouru , ss, 1 2/S tons, Bernecb , for I.ytteltou and Dunodin. Passengers : Cabin— Misa Gibson, Mesdainos Vermeil, Ridings and elnlil, Sharp, luglis and 3 children, Sinclair, Powell, Mitchell, Messrs Vcnnell, Black, Wiig, Young", Stone, Hiding's, Sharp, Inplis ; 12 steerago ; November 18— Tamwera, ss, 1268 tons, Wataon, I for Lyltelton. Pasnengers : Cabin — Misses JTield, Gavin. Stcunoutse, Fowull, Mosdanies Jordan and child, Banks and infunf., Jackson, Ltuubei-t, Dall and child, Moss, Kov Webb, Messrs Cameron, Peacock, Moss, O'SctUxvaii, Claike, Qannaway, Jordan, Masters Ganiiawny (2) ; 29 steerage A Press Association telegram from Clanstohuvch states that the Papanui le!b Plymouth on the [ 10th instant for Wellingtou and Lytteltou, with I 153 passeugei'3. The Mtiwhera will sail for Picton and Nelson to-morrow at 12.30, not 7 o'clock as previously advertised. Saturday promises to be a busy day in this port. In addition to the ctfastnl and intercolonial traders, there will be several big- liners in port. The list of expected vessels includes the Bushnulls, Eitl'el Tower, Kakiua, and Maori. The Delphic, from London, should swell the numbor on Sunday. She iB expected at Hobart to-day. Adviaes received by the loonl amenta intimate that the Maori will leave Lyttelton at H this ereniuff for Wellington. She is to ship here about SdOO bales wool, 16,000 boxes buttei', 2UOO caaua oheeeo, etc. Her iftilinsr dato foi 1 London 19 flxad for thu 19tli inst, A quantity of dairy produoa foil ttauahlpu.enb to th« me onrtlov is oouiinff by tue Botoitt to-movi'ow,