BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON, 16th October.

Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 93, 17 October 1906, Page 6

BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON, 16th October.

Arrived—-Wakanui and Devon, from WellingNEWOASTLE, 13th October. Sailed—Wairuna. (4 a.m.), for Wellington. FREMANTLB, 17th October. Arrived—Moolton, from London. Passengers for Wellington—Meagre. Dryden, Troup, Pickering and wife, Crawford and wife. For Auokland—Meesn. Watt, Lyons, Green, Paine, Rolf, Aiken and wife. Misses Gilmour and Fox. For Lyttelton — Messrs. Haddon,, Cowlishaw and wife and daughter, Miss Davey. . ' - ' KATPARA. 16th October. Arrived—Kongsbyrd, barqutntine, from Newcastle. AUCKLAND, 16th October. " Arrived—Conrtfield (5.40 p.m.), from New York, vis, Sydney. Sailed—Haupiri and Squall, for East Coast 9*Ued—HsurOto (9.30 p.m.), for Wellington. EAST CAPE, 17th October. Mokoia passed south at 10 a.m. NEW PLYMOUTH, 16th October. Sailed—Rotoiti (9 p.m.), for Onehunga. 17th October. Arrived—Rarawa. (4.40 a.m.), from Onehunga. PATEA, 17th October. Arrived — Aorero (8 a.m.) and Eapiti (8.45 «.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Mann. (9 a.m.), for Wellington. WANGANUI, 16th October. Arrived—Oreti (8.50 p.m.), from Wellington. 17th October. ■ Arrived—Stormbird / (8.15 «-m.), from WeiUogton. Sailed—Hull (8.35 a.m.). for Wellington. FOXTON, IMb Ootober. Arrived—Queen tho South (7-50 p.m.), from. Wellington. BLENHEIM, 16th October. Arrived—Waihi (7 p.m.), from Wellington. PICTON, 17th October. Arrived—Blenheim (6 a.m.), from Wellington. NELSON, 17th October. Arrived—Manourika (5.45 a.m.) and Tasmon (10.15 a.m.), from Wellington. PUFONGA, 17th Ootober. Sailed—Rob Roy (7.30 a.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON, 16th October. Arrived—Brisbane (4.15 p.m.), from Newcastle. 17th Ootober. Arrived—lento (6.45 a.m.). from Wellington; Gibraltar (8 a,m.), from Newcastle; Talune (8.6 a.m.) and Rotomahan*. (8.35 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail — Rotomabana. (6.15 p.m.), for Wellington. TIMARU, 17th Ootober. Sailed—Waimate (6 a.m.), for Wellington. PORT CHALMERS, 17th October. Rakanoa sailed in search of Fort Stephens, thence to Bluff, tbi» morning. WESTPORT, 17th October. Sailed—Kini (9.15 s-tn.), for Wellington. GREYMOtFTH, 17tb October. Arrived—Hawco. (8.30 a.m.). from Wellington. BLUFF. 16th October. Sailed—Wimmera, for Dnnerliu; Warrlmoo '(6 p.m.), for Hobart and Melbourne.

MOERAKI, FROM SYDNEY. The steamer Moeraki arrived from Sydney *t 7.10 this morning, and wafl berthed at No. } north. Queen's Wharf, at 8.30. Tho vessel . left tho New South Wales port at 2.20 on Saturday afternoon, unit cleared the heads at 3.15 p.m. Light winds and moderate sea were experienced throughout the trip. The cargo foe Wellington includes 2660 «ocea fruit, 160 sacks potatoes, and transhipments ex M;owera, Orient, Dariu*,- Peregrine, Barcoo, Gera, Sydney, Gibing, Bunninyong, Mtr'oo, Rostock, «nd Bombala.

PASSENGERS FOR LONDON. Tbr, Shaw-Savill ctcsmer Kumara, which is to sail for London at daylight to-morrow morning, it taking the following paastnger*:— &oon: From Auotcland—Mr. T. Dalziell. From puntdm—Mr. D. and Mr*. GIHIm, Mr. R., Mrs., and Mia» Paterton. Third-class: From Wellington— Messrs. 7. Hanaon, V. Honeyball, E. "Beott, W. BcfhUfli, R. Haoiweu, Walter, ' Sohubo-r, Teelistroai. From Auckland—Mm. W. SheMierd, Messrs. H. B. Hall, Blithe (8). JProm BJmheh*—Mr. T. Champion. From dhrietchnrch—Mrs. 3mith, Miatcs Smith (», - Meant, K. 8. Bmtth, T. Bmltti Master B. Smith. From Dwoedin— ateasrs. W. J. WylJ«, H. Btabris^e, H. MOW,

The New Zealand Shipping Company* ■ «te*tner W«4mate. left Ttotru for Wellington thin morning. She i* to go on to Auckland about the middle of next week. Oib NorwejUn barque Olivia, 443 ton*, baa Tjften ebMiered to load ■ fffjcv fit- Ka.lt- at

The Shipping LUit ftifttu thai tb* tteomer Arlua l«ft Aroha&gcl lor W*llington on the Ist July lost. Captain Holm, of th« barque Holen Denny, arrived from Sydney to-day, by the steamer Moeraki. Captain T> EoVford, of the Opawa, who ha* been on a holiday visit to America and England, returned to Wellington this morning by the Moeruki. i "Mr. E. Paterson, chief engineer of the Warrimoo, will leave for London by the Kumara to-morrow in the interests of the- Union Comptiny, which is having several new steamers built. The engineroom staff of the Warrimoo made a presentation to Mr. Fateraon before he left hb ship. Tho Union Company adyice that the steamer Wairnna- left Newcastle for Wellington at 4 o'clock lost Saturday morning with a_ cargo of boal. Advice has been received that the Danish barque Ingeborg hns been chartered to load » oargo of roofing tiles at Marseilles for Dunedin, Lyttelton, and Wellington. She is expected to sail next month. , Captain Qeo. Holford arrived from Auckland by the Takapuna td-day on his way South to taks command of the Tavium.