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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 142, 16 June 1906, Page 4

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LONDON, 15th June. Arrived—Kumara, from Auckland. SYDNEY, 16th June. ' Sailed—Kassa, for Wellington. NEWCASTLE, 16th June. Arrived—Callao, from Auckland. Sailed—Frank Guy, for Gisborne. MELBOURNE, 16th June. Arrired—Hazel Craig, from Whangarei; Rio Logt,< from Mercury Bay. KAIPARA, 15th Julie. Arrived — Melbourne, from Lyttelton; Constance Craig, barque, from Auckland. EAST CAPE, 15th Juno. Large steamer with black funnel paaed couth at 4.30 p.m. I NAPIER, 15th June. Sailed—Niwaru (5 p.m.) and Zealandia, for Gisborne. \ NEW PLYMOUTH, 15th Julie. Sailed—Rarawa (8.55 p.m.), for Onehungiu 16th Juite. Arrived—Takapana. (3.30 *jn.), from Onefcunga. WAITAEA, 15th Jni.t. Arrived—Whakaiane (2.40 p.m.), from Lyttelton. 16th June. Sailed—Tafnui (♦ •,».), for Wellington. PATEA, 15th June. Arrived—Kiripaka (4.30 p.m.), from Wellington. PIOTON, 15th June. Arrived—Penguin (6.lCp.m.J, from Wellington I&th June. Sailed—Penguin (3.30 a.m.), for Nelson. Arrived—RotoHl (11 a.m.), from Wellington jria Wairau bar. Sailed—Botoiti (12.5 p.m.), for Wellington. BLENHEIM, 16th June, Opawa. did not sail; unable to cross bar outward*. KELSON, 16th June. Arrived—Corinna (4.15 a.m.), from Wellington. FAKEtTELL SPIT, 16th June. Ocwestry Grange passed for Wellington at 11.20 thi* morning, and reported "all well." WESTOORT, 16th June, Sailed—Tavitmi (6.10 ajn.). from Wellington. LYTTELTON, lfth June. To lafl—Mararoa (8.30 p.m.) and Talune (11.30 p.m.), for Wellington. • WAIRDNA, FROM NEWCASTLE. The Union Company's steamer Watruna arrived in the stream from Newcastle at 8 o'clock last night, and was berthed at the Glasgow Wharf this morning. The vessel left Newcastle •at midday last Saturday, and t had a. rough trip all the way across. Heavy teu broke on board the steamer repeatedly, but she came through without damage. The cargo for New Zealand total* 6000 tons of coal, of which 900 tons are for Wellington, and a, deck load of timber. The warship Pioneer is expected to sail for Napier next week. The steamers Indrtghirt and Rosamond both brought up at the Heads this morning on account of the heavy sea. The Rotoiti left for the Wairau bar last night to tow the steamer Waihi off the beach. The sea was too heavy lor the vessel to do any work, so »he went on to Picton to land men and gear. The Penguin will probably go over to the Waihi to-morrow morning. . The Taviuni, which left Westpnrt for Wtllington this morning, has 1009 tons of coal to land here. The Mapourik* left Westport at 3 o'clock this morning. She should leave Kelson at 4.30 p.m. to-day, and Is due here early to-morrow "some^'anxiety '» being shown in Auckland U to the safety of the. scow Haeremai, thirty d*vs out from Auckland to Wellington. The •cow fe in charge- of Captain Morris. A telegram received by the Union Company asks that musters of coaetal steamer* should keep B look out for the ■cow. Captain Drewette. of the Koonya, is remainin* at Dunedin this trip on account of illnrMl in Me family. Mr. Pender, chief officer of the Mowna, 'is in charge of the Koonya for * •rwf'ca.ao for. Wllnrfon baded bjr Jh»

steamer Warrimoo to-day included 1426 sacks oats, 1296 bags potatoes, 3250 coses candles, 560 bags flour, 115 cases fruit. The s*le is announced of the littlo steamer Riwuks, owned by Mr. J. H. Williams, to Mr. H. E. Norgrove, of Picton. The vessel is to bo engaged in the Ficton and Sounds trade.