THE WAIWERA.

Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 82, 4 October 1904, Page 4

THE WAIWERA.

The Shaw-Savill steamer Waiwera, from London via St. Helena, Hobart, and Auckland, is "* l io leave Auckland for Wellington on Friday or Saturday next. The vesiel is under the command of Captain R. p. Sowden, th« other deck officers being :— Chief, Mr. J. S. Macfle; second, Mr. J. F. Gimion; third, Mr. W. P. Ohfton Mogg; fourth, Mr. E. V. Watson. Mr. 1. Spieri is in charge of the engine department, and has with him Meisrs. O. Hicks, P. J. Derlin, A. Paul, V. J. W. Taylor, Messrs. t. T. Winshlp and W. H Stewart being the refriger*trag enyineor«. The Greymouth bar is again In a bad condition. The steamer Wainui was unable to get into the poit last night, but it is hoped that she will be ablo to effect an >&ntr&noe on this afternoon 1 ! tide. .The vesjel will probably srrire back here on Friday text. Oabls (dries has been received by the local office of (he New Zealand Shipping Comftny lUting that the Paparoa, which left Plymnufeh on the 10th September for WelUfton via Capetown and Hobart, continued acr voyage (real Capetown on Sunday last. A direr win sent down this morning to mivke »h examination «f the bottom of the Union Osrantvnr'i steamer Panfuin, which took thp ground at Nelson yesterday near the Fifeshh-e Rook. The reseel appeitri to hare lusMned no dsnutfe, tHd the bottom ihows no sign «f the (rotinding. The A. and A. liner Buteshire, which is to follow the Rippi»gham from New York, it expected to leave about the 26th inst. Mr. Scott is at present acting engineer of the queen of the South, Mr. dell, who wai relieving Mr. M'Qregor, having transferred to the Baden Powell.