SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY.

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 31, 6 February 1908, Page 8

SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY.

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. The following gives an indication of the movements of vessels trading under the above, flag. The Delphic leaves Lyttelton for London on Saturday ; due 25th March. Kumara leaves Auckland for London 20th February; Corinthic leaves Wellington for London ?7th February, due tho 10th April. Aotea, Whicli arrived at Port Chalmers on the 22nd January, will shortly oommcncß hading, leaving for London early in March. Arawa, due in Wellington 25th inst. from London, and leaves on the Homeward I voyage on 26th March, dtie 3th May. Ku Ora, due nt Wellington from Liverpool on 22nd Fenm.iry, and leaves for London 31*t March. TokoI mam, due at Wellington from London 9th, February, and leaves for London enil nf Slarch. Kiiiamco left London 16th Januaiv for Dunedin and Lyttelton ; due 3rd March. Maori left London end of January for > T ew Zealand, due at Wellington 20th March. Mamari to leave London to-day for Wellington, due 24th March, and leaves for London 23rd April. Waivers, due London to-morrow from Wellington, and leaves middle of March for- Dunedin and Lvttclton. loitic left Monte Video for London 23rd January, and lenves on ihe outward \oyage sth March, due at Wellington 21st April. aiid leaver New Zealand again for London 21*t May. MafaI tui due ?t London from Wellington Pth March, ; nnd leaves again from West Coast of England j ports for New Zealand. Indramayo, due Lon- ! don 9th March from Auckbnd. Atlien'O loft Wellington 20th January ior London, leaves nn outward voyage 2nd April, due Wellington 19th May, and leaving again for London 18th June. KAZESITJE, FROM VANCOUVER. T.ho eteamer Kazamlie, of which the Xew ZcalDnd and South African Shipping Company .ire tho local agents, arrived this morning from Vancouver, via Suva and Auckland. The preset lias a comideiable cirgo fo timber to d!s.charge at this port, aJ<K> a quantity of tinned j salmon, and bundles of laths. She will le.ivp I abcut Tuesday next for Melbourne, lor which pert the steamer also has a large amount of WELLIXGION-LYTTELTOX FERRY SERVICE. Tho Union Company's steanur Maori is being docked at Lyitelton to-dny, and the Arahura was despatched) to Lyttelton Lift night so as to maintain tlie service. Both thp Maheno and Arahura letive the southern port to-night for Wellington. The Maori, if ready in time, will leave (or Wellington to-morrow" morning, arriving to-morrow evening. Otherwise, the Arahura will again proceed south to-morrow night in the Maori's place. HOMEWARD BOUND. The ship Loch fiarve at 10 o'clock this morning was towed out. to eea, where she set sail on her Homeward voyage to London. The eailer, which has been freighted with over 80QO bales of wool by Mr. G. H. Scales, is the second wool ship that has left Wellington thi~ season. The other was tho Avon, which railedon tlie 16th January. Thfl Fcdrral-HouldPr-Shire steamer Thorpe Grange is due at Wellington on Tuesday from Piclon, and rails on Wednesday for Poit Olialmj eis. This vessel makes L>tteltbn her ilnal port of departure, leaving there on the 22ud inst. BY TELEGRAPH. OXEHUNGA, 6th February. Sailed— Rarawa, for New Plymouth. Passengem Saloon— Misje3 Aston, Garland, HosULng, lied, Roberts, Bellrioger, Chapman, Embling, Mesdimes Tootuey, Casson, >'ew?ham, M'Ree, Bunny, Roberts, Sanders, Benning, Short, Rev. Kempthorne, Messre. Shrimpton, Short, Hunnan. Wilson, Ferguson, Hayley, Woodhouse, Snnflers, Stark, Xcal, Ebbott, Courtney, Smith, hlhott, Moguire, Dickenson, Hasfera Palmer, Dickecon (2). LYTTELTON, 6th February. To sail— Hahe-no (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington" WESTPORT, sth February Arrived— Mapouiika (11 p.m.), from Nelson. o „ , „ 6th Februan. bailed -Mapourika (2 a.m.), for Greytuouth.

Dr. M'Arthur, S.M., this morning aehvered judgment in the case of M'Whannell v. Branigan and Shepherd concerning the sale of property. The point at issue turned largely on the nature of representations made by defendants as to certain work of improvement likely to be done to the property by the City Council. His Worship said the defendants merely stated their opinion or judgment on a matter, on which the plaintiff could reasonably be expected to havD opinion and exercise his judgment. Judgment was given for defendants, with costs amounting to £3 13s. Mr. Herdman appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Findlay for defenant Brnnigan, and Mr. Young for defendant Shepherd. The Commissioner of Police has received a telegram stating that a man named Frederick Gsorge Brown has been arrested at Mokai, Rotorua district, at the instance of the New South Wales police, on a charge of having aided and abetted in a serious offenco in Sydney. In the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon Edward Winter wa'b charged with having indecently assaulted a little girl .it Oriental Bay 'on 17th January, 1908. Piisoner, who w,as defended by }'lr. Wilford, pleaded not guilty. Mr. George Inniss was foreman of the jury. After a brief rclirment the jury -brought in a verdict of "Not guilty,'' and piisocer ■was discharged. Teams from the V.M.C.A. and Wellington Swimming Clubs played a sciatch polo m itch at the Te Aro Baths last evening. The former team won by seven goals to one. Thomas Clay and Albeit Edward Armstrong, two duly articled bcamen belonging to tho steamer Kaipara, appeaied at the Magistrate's Court, yes-ic-rd.iy charged with dcseiting from tho j steamer on Saturday night last. Mr. Riddcll, S..\J , ordered their imprisonmeat until the boat sailod. They wero also ordered to pay for a substitute, and to foifeit two d.iys' wages each. Christopher Si-ctt- charged with forging tho signature- vf M. J. Kilgour, assistant land legistiar, upon a duplicate certificate ot title, and also with forging a duplicate certificate, was remanded until Friday. Mc-sks. W. F Shortt, Ls., will f-cll household furniture- and fancy goods at their room?, Wilhs-'lroet, to-morrow, nt 2 o'clock. At ?, o'clock 10-morrow Mcfsrs. W 11. Morrah and Co. will soil by public auction in their rooms, 'Willis-street, household furmturo and effects, tho contents of a beven-roomed house. The Wholesale Woollen Company has opened a retail tailoring establishment at, No. \, Manners-street, and guaraulce all suit* mado at their own establishment. 'Jho firm invites inspection of its new stock ol tweeds. A li--t of prices are published in our advprlising columns! Tho alterations in tho Ivilbirnie tram time-Üble are advertiser i- 1 to-niebl'» Pout.