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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 30, 5 February 1908, Page 6

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LONDON, 4th February. Arrived— Tongariro, from Wellington ; TuraHna, from New Fcbra,ry. Arrived—H.M.S. Powerful, frwn \veiuii dl .vii ; Dma from Thames; Manurewa and Helga, from Kaipara: Pendle Hill, from Wanginui. NEWCASTLE, 4th February. Arrived—Rckanoa, from DuMdm. AUCKLAND, 4th February. Bailed—Hauroto (4 p.m.), for Wellington. sth February.. Arrived—Whaniaae 11 *.mJ, Ircm Suva.

ONKHUNGA, 4th February. Sail« d— Rarawa (3.30 p.m.), for New Plymouth. Pa3seaTijers : Saloon— Mieses Anderson, Earley (2), Fowl«B, Willis, Robertson, Parker, Hsffwell, Brewtd (2), M'Gill (2), Howgarth, Buchanan (2), Mesdanies Grindstone and 2 children, Coad and 3 children, Harding, Webb, Massey, Brad«hayv, Edgar 'Miller, Gray and 3 children, Young, Whit- ] ing, Hftohol, Coad, Bradshaw, Messrs. Hart, Young, Nichol, Young, Goad, Bradshaw, Ilawkc, Edgar, Buchanan, Scales, Cnpta-in Brown, Masters Harding (2). sth February. Arrived — Takapuna (8.40 a.m,), from New Plymouth. HOKIANGA, 4th February. SaileeJ — Dunloe, barque, for Sydney. WHANGAPE, 4th February. Arrived — Ganymede, barque., from Lyttelton, KAIPARA, 4th February. Sailed— -Kn^sa, barque, for Hobirf. NEW PLYMOUTH, 4th February. Sail<W— Takapuna (9 p.m.), for Onehunga. sth February. Arrived— Rarawa (3 a.m.), from Onehunga. NAPI-SR, sth Febnury. Arrived— Waikare (norm), fro n Wellington. PATEA, Eth February. Sailed— Mani (11.20 n..rn.) for Wellington. PICTON, 4th February. j Arrived— Mapourika (6.10 p.m.), from Wellingioa. Sailed— Mapourika. (8.15 p.m.), for Nelson. sth February. Arrived— Te Anau (5 a.m.). from Wellington. BLENHEIM, sth February. Arrived— Opawa (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington. MOTUEKA, sth Febiur.ry. | Arrive <Tuw <9 45 O.in-V tram Wol 1 1 n jrtofc. To eail— Manaroa (9 T>.m.\ for Well'nfrton. j NFT..SON, sth Febmnrv. Arrived — Tnsmnn C 6.35 a.m.), from Wellington; Mapourika (7.25 d.m."), from Picton. .'Hived — Arahuri (11 15 n.m.), from \Ve«rpoit. LYTTELTON. «th February. Arrived — Wakatu. from Port Rob'nson. Sailed— Petone '3.35 p.m.), for'Orevmouth. | sth Febnurv. Arrived — Rotomahana (9.5 a.m.), from WellingTo sa'l— Rotomahana (6.15 p.m.), for Wellington. To eail— Corinna (3 p.m.). for Well'mrton. TV"K r ''nriJ', 4th February. Arrived — Maheno. f-™ Tilxff. WESTPORT, «ih February. Railed — Arnhura HO p.m.), for 1 --"n. Sft'lH— TTiWf!) ■" ** n t> ). for WpUincrtnn. ORfMTOUTH, sth Frhniary. Sailed— Kotuku (12.15 a.m.), for Wellington. THE MOOLTAN. FRT^nVTLE, 5Hi- F-bruarv. AtTivfrf— T? "U.S. M^nltnn. from Lnnrtnn. Pa*w<»pfrp|*o fot T °T7 siP*l^Tirl " '«fll*>* % t^ — *T'*4^f *9 Oil TO* F ! «1-"<t (?\ Wl'-'n (2\, Fnl'anH. TlivMwn, and , ■F(v>H. Wrw'smps F'Rhrr. Wilk'n. Snppk. r<vhrh, TT-rTcwnnr'. 'RrnoTne (inrf inftnf. MfUrr. F'**«\ »V[li>i Ro^!p«-<-n. CV<hn, Morton, nonelley, Feist, Broomc, SVfcfr, Hamerton, and Houston. MISH\P TO THE MAORI. When the tiirfcW ' l fimi>f W;i"ri wa^ on her !n«=t -frin r,v('<-H"n frnm Wellington 'f WA-s fnimrf ot 2.30 vnetMrfntr mnrn'nsr tW Knmcth'ni? hart iy>n» wf>nr with fhe r^ntre proDpUpr, "C•»<«i<s!t«+! r><* ttif rfnn-ninp nf the centre enjr'np. The vt/rrp} r-rrw 11 ' 1 "' on with th« rp-T»"iininjr two i»TnTifU>TH_ rmcivne Lvrteltnti at 7"0 A.m. nnd fnuM th»+ nn<" of +*<p Tvnr>pl'p r hli'lp* '""1 >>pp* oa«+. Th^ ve*~l Irft T,^-»pHoti for WplVncfon lo<-t Tro-hf UK n«niil ftnd ni-rirpr? «hnrMr nffpr 9 "VIbA £Mi mnm'ner. On hpr frivol I*. Lt*H' l+ "n to-m«Trmr mhp \r'A\ he r'lvftnj fry h«vp n tiptv rv-nT>elli»r ft'tr^. £=*"• will, regime j hpr rrm on ■s"*Tird«r. TTip Mahpim. wh>*i an irf < i+ T.W^lfnn nn Tiut-wim- morning, will hrinisr ntwnrera on t« Well'^gtan. PORT NTCTTOLSOW "PILOTAGE. Durintr ihe month pf •Tariunrv la«+ the WWI'n.srton Hnrhmir Rni>rrT» tvlot s^aft* hari<Hed 52 •^parocrs and wren ("-Tner vp<3?el«;. These are nil ovcrwa i"-iffc. and their aTmroximate tonn*cn is 918 637 net. For thr correiTtonding Tierind nf In** vpjir 45 KtPinipns and pail- ' Tiff th™'' were "ilotrd. the net tonnnirp. hpinfr ihnnt ]7?pis\ Tlip. usili-njr vrff^plf *t the na«t m^nth had « total nrt torrmiee of 9363 against 2050 tons in January ef list year. ARAWA AT CAPETOWN. Cabled advice received by the local n gents of the- Shaw. Savill and Albion Company leports thit the steamer Arawa. en route from London to Well ngton, rammed her voyage from Capetown lost Saturday morning. She is due at this port, via Hobart about the 26£h iust. TO REPLENISH BUNKERS. • Cabled advice received states that the tramp steamer Heroules left Sydney on Saturday for South America. En route the sieamj/ is exppcted to put into port at Wellington to receive* over 200 tons of bunker coal. She is due here about Friday. WELLINGTON CARGO FOR LONDON. The Tyeer steamer Star of Australia i* timed to Ira ve Well ngton at 5 o'clock this afternoon fbV the Bluff, where she. completes loading for London. The cargo shipped ?t Wellington is a>s follows :— 2960 tales, wool, 400 catlrs tallow, 'J.OO cask's pelts, 500 cases preserved mpjits, 20,443 carcases mutton, 5233 carcases lamb, 15,073 legs mutton, 1518 quarters beef, and 102 bnga kidners. Her departure for London from the Bluff has been fixed for Sunday. THE NEREHANA. The Ty^er' Company's new liner Nerehana, frqui London, was delayed at Sydney owing to rain, and instead of sailing for New Zealand on the 31st January, she did not get away until yesterday. Her arrival at Wellington is now expected obout the 18th inst. i Captain Manning, of the Maori, has been granted a month's holiday absence. Captain Newton takes charge of "the steamer in the meantime.