PORT OF WELLINGTON.
IHASES OP THE MOON FOR SEPTEMBER. (Calculated for New Zealand Mean Time.) D. 11. M. New moon -, „ 8 8 34 a.m. First quarter ~ , ,- -15 3 10 p.m. Full moon ..,' - „ 22 9 4 a.m. Last quarter „ .. .- 29 U 7 p.m. HIGH WATER. To-Say— 9l» 25m a.m.; 9h 54m p.m. To-morrow— lob. 10m a.m. ; 10h 39m p.m. SUNi Beta to-day— sh 52m p.m. Biaea to-nlorrow— sh 30m a.m. ; sets sb_ 53m p.m. ARRIVALS. September 28— Waverley, 6.9. (5.35 a.m.), 157 tons, Wildman, from Nelson and Tonga Island. September 28— Tasman, s.e. (6.15 a.m.), 179 tons, Cox, from Nelson and Motiieka. September 28 — Rotomaluna, s-s. (6.25 a.m.), 1777 tons, Collins, from Lytteltou. Passcncers-' Saloon— Misses Walsh. Scobic, Ball (2), Barton, Saunders, Watt, Mackenzie, Oborn, Boyd, Billens, Mesdames Jones, Stewart, Curtis, Fleming, Duncanson, L«B3dale, Barber, Oborn, Nichitiu, Watt, Thorn and 3 chddren, Cosgrove,. Saimders-, Watson, Jenkins, Hon. Miller and secretary, Captains Richardson and ■WillW, Rev. Tnit, Messrs, Reid, Foote, Mayer, Wolf. Gray, Curtis and son, Laliman. Murley, Earn, Mitchell, Hoar, Duncanson, Lonsdale, Stewart, Donnell, King, Moore, Hean, .Thorn, Watt Fniser, Sutdiffe, Hamilton, Whittuker, Bowman, Moore, Fee, Williams, Jones; 43 steerage. ' o DEPARTURES. September 27— Korora, schooner (10-30 a.m.), 178 tons, Corbott, ior Hokianga. 'September 27— Penguin, e.s. (12.3G p.m.), 824 tone. Stewart, for Picton and Nelson. Passenmrs—Saloon.. For Picton— Misses Gieensill and - Chaytor, Mrs. Ahem, Messrs. Ahcrn, Mis, Jenkins. F6r Nelson— MAates TyreU, Coventry, Sh«w,- Brown, Mediuries Green, Lucas. Messrs. Graham, Manifold, Edgar, Eowey, Chapman, J?r«tt7ljamaa, HiJl. Renwick, Smith! September 27— Manuka, &s. (4 p.m.), 4505 ' tons- Phillips, for Sydney- * Pa *? en s;f|L : 11 Sa ' loon— Slisati Woodhouse, Ledger (2), M'Kellar, ' Lamb, Armstrong (2), Mesdames Partridge, . Oxley (2). Felling, Watson, Willis, MeJiiuish, l TVice, Messrs. Sanders, Croll, Rowejl, Kel- ■ man, Sauntfers, Boulton, Church, Arthur, Price, Ledger, ttargreavea, ;P<irtr.dge, Oriey Parkinson Felling; Paterson, Willie, Watson, Melhuish, Krjce, anil Captain Howcll. September 27— Victoria as. (o p.m.), 2969 i<Jts, Waller, for Lyttetton and Dunedin. Pascensers—Saloon: For Lytteltonr— Misses M'Beth i*nd Vaugb.an, Mesdaraea Smythson. Toberton, ,M«sre. Ruddick. Kiddy, Goldsmith, Arlidge, Clarkfion, T. E. Taylor, A. S. Paterson, SmythBon, O. AUender. For Dunedin— Misses Burton, White, Mesdames Thingan," White, Brown, ■Messrs. Chiuiolen, Griffiths, Reid, Tuinjran, and Brown, Masters Thmgan, White (2) ; 12 eteer•ge for both ports. f September 27— Pareora, sj. (5.10 p.m.), 650 kons, Black} for Ureyniouth. September 27— Charles Edward, s*.s. (7 p.m.), ' B<s tons, Graham, for Nelson and West Coast. ■: .-September 27i— Mnraraa. s.s. (8 p.m.), 2598 ' tons, Manning, for Ly-welton. Passengers: Sa- > Iflon— Missea .Fife, Atkinson, Allan, Hart, Barker, M'Lean (2), Mesdames Humbel, Atkinson, Sharp,' White, Messrs. Anderson, Turnbull, yf cod, Wigram, M.H.R., • Witty. M.H.R., Rain1 ion, Barker, Maddienn, Jones, Sutherland. Hutihinson. Heckler, Raymond, H."-ssold, Inman, Woodbouse-, Pike, Jamweun, Hon. Geo. M'Lean, Hon* Anstey.- . September 21— Kahu, <r.s. ilO p.m.), 192 tons, 1 Shomnson, for East Coast. . September 27— Opawa, s.s. (midnight), 110 tons jßicholiS, for Blenheim. , September 28— Waihi, e.s. (1 a.m.), 92 tons, • ilarey. for Blenheim. 1 " SeptemTier 28— Blenheim, R9. (2 a.m.), 120 tfise, Watson, for Blenheim. ' " VESSELS IN PORT THIS AFTERNOON. ' Ikranflki-street Wharf.— Kotuku. , 1 Jervois-guav Breastworks-.— Tasman, Waverley ' 1' Queen's Wharf.— (Bigilt) Rotoiti, Aorere, Ro1 tomahana, Ruipehu; (left) Wakatn, Manaroa, gtormbird. Waterloo-auay BreAsfcworks.— Clyde. Wool Jetty.— Tutanekai. "Hallway Wharf. — CamphilL : Glasgow Wb.arf.-r- Whangape. Iv Stream. — Tekapu, liiramea, Amoknra, , -fi.M.S. Challenger. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Penguin, Nelson and Picton, 28th Targautea, Tainia, 28tli , Hararoa, Lyttelton, 29th - Eapiii, Lyttelton, 29tli Opawa, Blenheim, 29th 'Waihi, Blenheim, 29th .. Blenheim, Blenheun, 29th Jtoura, Dunedin and Lyttelton, 29th Hawea, Limestone Island, 29th • Mipourika, West Coast and Nelson, 29tb' '-'Rob Roy, Puponga, 29th ,", Qoeen of the South. Foxton, 29th ,Huia, Wanganui, 29th ' -RofemnOEt}, Gr*vmoutb. 22th '■Kahu, East Coast, 30tu Canopua, .Westport, 30th • , Port Stephens, 30th f> Kazembe, Port Kembla. Ist Talune, Auckland, Gisborne, Napier, Ist Alexander,, Lyttelton, Ist Ha.wea, Limestone Island, Ist '. Arahura, West Coast, Nelson, Pictcn, 2nd t Malieno, Sydney, 2nd ■^ Ocean-some Steamers. Kish, left Kevr York Bth July via Australian ports and Auckland; due 2Sth September. Maori, left London 3rd August, via Auckland; due about the 3rd October. Naii-nshirel left Liverpool 27th July, via Australian fmrts and Auckland; dne about the 3rd October. Pondo, left Vancouver 23th August via Suva And' Aucklan d; due about 3rd October. " 5 Arawa, left Plymouth 24th August, via Capeiown and Hobart; due about Sth October. Whakarua, left London l£t August, via Australia, Auckland,' and Napier ; due About the 6th October. ■ C ' ' Mimiro, ' left J? ew York on 3rd August, vi«. -JLLftralian ports und Auckland ; due about the 20th October. " Hallamshire, left New York 3rd August, via /Australian parts and Auckland; due about I ,*he 22nd October. Runutaka, left Plymouth 7th September, via. Capetown and Hobart; due about 22nd Octob*r " Opawa, Jeft ,London 10th September, via Auck- > fend ; due about 30th October. Morayshirc, left Liverpool 24th August, via "Australian ports and Auckland; due about the >2at. November. Niwaru, left London 30th August via Aus'tyilian ports, Auckland, and Napier ; due about tho Bth November. "• ,<• Oriina, . left New York 10th. August, via Auetralian ports and Auckland ; due about the 2Hh' October. - Lord -Stanley, left New Tork 20th September, tk Auckland ; due about 24th November. . Star of JJew; Zealand, left New Tork on 20th ('^September, viu Australian ports and Auckland; ' *lue about 23th November. .Sailing Vessels. Obcron. left Liverpool 12th June. ; Formosa, left Liverpool 17th Augustw / ". Oeni, left Marseilles 4th September. ,'•."' PROJECTED DEPARTURES. . [ CJRwan, Nelson and Motueka, 28th ! Koluku, Greymouth, 28th Wbangape, Westport, 28th Rotomahant, Lyttelton, 28th W?iatP, Lyttelton via coast, 28th tWsverley, Nehon and West Coast, 28th "Stormbird, Wanganui, 28th • Rotoiti. Neljon, New Plymouth, and ' Onofjfrnnga, 29th "-Moora, Napier, Gisborne. Auckland, 30th ' Penguin, Picton and Nelson, 30th - Mararoa, Lyttelton, 30th j Opawa, Blenheim, 20th, I Waihi, Blenheim, 30th Kaiiu. East oast, 30th Queen of the Squill, Forfon, 30tE Kaptti, Patea, 30th . Rob Boy, Picton and Sounds, 30Eb, H»ia, Wanjfanui, JOth Blenheim," Blenheim, 30th Manaroa, Motueku, 30th Torgauten, Ficton. and Onehunga, Ist •Maponfika. Ifehon and West Coast, Ist Talune, Lytteltbn and Dunedin, Ist Aorere, IVtta, Ist - Ruapehu, Lyttelton, Ist . Alexander, Nelson and West Coast, Ist t» ffiTunmera, Sydney, 4th
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 78, 28 September 1907, Page 6
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998PORT OF WELLINGTON. Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 78, 28 September 1907, Page 6
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