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Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 17, 19 July 1901, Page 4

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Onkii uncia. 18th July Solle'l-BototU, for New Plymouth and Wellington. Paiienffers-MUtes Moncur, Goodwills. Rnthorford, Mwdaraei Milton, Fitzborbert, Clark, WiokUu and oblM, Rutherford, Frankland and j cLild, Captains Stirling', Mundy, Saamer, liieuts M'Cartby, Bodfo, Peuhal), lier Kelly, Judge Dudley, Wiurs Cooper. Sntftli. Mitchell. Welch, I HyoiM, Scaly, Melcalfo, Patott, Burnlnghatn. l)ent, Wetbcrill, .Ford, Pouniis, Tabor, Williamson, Dohrlm, Peacock, Gordon, Buuoiman, VVioklin, Softon, Frnhkland, Armstrong, Walters XVai&r, Butt, Mooridge; 23 steerage Picton. 18th July Aivi»ed. 5.30 pm— Botorua, from Wellington 8ml»d, midnight— Rutorun, for Nelson „ „ . Nkw Pitmootk. lsth Ouly Bulled, 10.15 pm— Ngaputii, for Onehnnga , , fttli July Armed— Hotoiti (3 am;, from Onehunga: Takapiuin (7.20 am), from Wellington >V«rrAPU, 18th July Arrived, 10.15 pin— To'Kapu, from Wellington „ „ i.vmsY/ros, ism July Salted, 10 pin— Waliatu, for Kaikoura 19th July A t lived, B.2sam— Warrimoo, from Wellington. GxBYMOVm 18th July Arrived, ll put— Paroora, from Wellington .'. , o.m ~ , Nstson, llthjuly An ived, 8 DO fttn— Botorna. from Picton^ ttiikd, lO.«sato— Botorua, for Picton and Wei* ■ingtou , , , ,„ . PoiTOir, 10th July Arrived, 10.45 am— queen of the South, from AVulliuetou Tli« Dinprndoo is oxpecitod to arriTe from Lyttelton 10-moiTow, uud will load stores for Urn West Coast, Thore i aro naveral clmnifos in the running of the Union Compauy'a steamers. Thu Botorua will make her usual trip to Lytteltoii to-morrow, abd ££ **,,11, 1 . 1 ,"? wi " ?° on tho P»tont Slip on Tuesday. Tho Wuinni will call at Nelson on her way from the Weit Coast, but not Picton. ShewM reach Wellington la to on Suudnv night. On Tuesday tbo Wolnui will rnu to Pioton in place^of the Botorua, nnd on Wednesday the Mnpourika will lake tbo former vomel's ruu to the West (Joust. The doparturo of Ihe Papannl from Wellington to London hits b«en altered to 27th July. ' Tho Union Comvany's cargo steamer Whangape left Noweuatle yesterday for Wellington. She brings a part cargo of sleepers for this port.