VESSELS IN PORT THIS AFTERNOON.

Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 12, 15 January 1909, Page 6

VESSELS IN PORT THIS AFTERNOON.

Tai-anaki-street Wharf— -Poharua. Queen's Wharf — (South) Pateena, Wairau, Maori, Wrminera, Wakanui; (north) Queen of the South, Kiripaka, Stormbird, Maheno, and ■Amhuni. Wool Wharf.— Tulanekai. Railway Wharf— Clan Sutherland, Kamona, and Pelotas. Glasgow Wharf— -Aorere, aiastatua, Putiki, Clan Macaulay, and Nora Niven. King's Wharf.— Helga, Cambrian, and Kini. In Stream — Kangatira, Haupiri, Caracciolo, 'Amokura, and Weathersfleld. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. / Penguin, Nelson and Picton, loth Wanaka, Auckland and Limestone Island, IStn Alanaroa, Molueka, 15th Whangape, Newcastle, 15th Orari, Napier, 15th Star of New Zealand, Napier, lath Mana, Patea, lGth Mararoa, Lyttelton, 16th Mitjjburika, Cfieymouth, Westport, and Nelson, 16 th Defender, Hokitika, ]6th H.M.S. Pioneer, Timaru, Ifith Opawa, Blenheim, lOtii j Blenheim, Blenheim, 16Ui j , Wakatu, Ljttelton and Kaikoura, 16th Arapawa, Lyttelton, With Hum, Wangnnui, 17th . Takapuna, Onehunga and ?7ew Plymouth, 1/i.h Talune, Dunedin and Lyttelton, 17th H.M.S. Challenger, Xapier, 17th Jloeraki, Sidney, 20th Warrimoo, Melbourne, Xtobart, Bluff, Dunedin, Lyttelton, 22nd PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Maori, Lyttellon, loth Palcena, Nelson, lith Jlalieiio, Sydney, loth Wimmera, Lyttelton and Dunedin, *15th Stormbird, Wanganui, 15th Wanaka, Lyttelton, loth Opawa, Blenheim, 16th » Mararoa, Lyttelton, 10th Blenheim, Blenheim, 16th Kalm, East Coast, 16th Wairau, Nelson, lGth Clan Mncaulay, Picton, lGth Rob Roy, Blackball, lbili Penguin, Picton, 10th Star ot New Zealand, London, lGth Wakatu, Kaikoura and LyStelton, 16th Arahura, Xclmui, Westport, > Greymouth, and Eokitika, 16th Hiua, Wanganui, ISth Wakanui, Bluff, 18th Manaroa, Motueka, ISth Poherua, Greymouth, ISth Defender, West Coabt, 38th Queen of the South, Foxton, 18th Talune, Xapior, Qisborne, and Auckland, 18th Takapuna, Ne-.v Plymouth and Onehunga, M°cniM, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne, 2lst OVERSEA VESSELS. Steamers Bound for Wellington. Pakeha, left Liverpool 3]st October, via Auckland; due about l&th January. btar ot Australia, left New York 7th November, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about 18th January. Hainan, left London 2nd December via Auckland ; duo about 22nd January. Tomoana, lelt London 3rd November via Australian ports, Auukland, and Napier; due about l&t February. Otaki, left Liverpool 28th November, via Auckland ; due about 2Bth January. lonic, left Plymouth 12th .December, via Capetown and Hobart; due about the 26th January. Aberlour, left New York 11th November, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about thn 80th January. Kerehana, left London 2nd December via Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, and Napjerj due about Hth February. Turakina, left Plymouth 31st December, via Capetown and Hobart; due about the 14th February. Cape Breton, left New York 3rd December, via Australian ports and Auckland; due Wellington about the 15th February. Fifeshire, left Liverpool 11th December, via Australian ports und Auckland; due about the 20th February. Tongariro, left London 7th January, via Capetown and Hobart; due about the 25th February. Indradevi, left New York 19th December, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 27th February. Waimate, left London 9th January via Auckland; due about 2nd March. Athenic, left London via Capetown and Hobart Bth January; due about 23rd February. Mashona, left New York let January, via Melbourne and Sydney; due about 15th March. Sailing Vessels. Lady Wolsely, left Liverpool 10th November Charles F. Croker, left Puget Sound via Timnru 24th October. Outward Bound Steamers. Rakain, left Wellington 22nd November ; due London about 11th January. Kia Ora, left Lyttelton 30th November, via Teneriffe; due London about Uth Jjnuary. Kippingham Grange, left Wellington for Biistol on 10th November, via Bahia and Monte Video; due about the 13th January. Corinthic, left Wellington 3rd December, via Monte Vic'eo and Teneriile; due Plymouth about 14th January. Runpehu, left Wellington on the 18th December via Monte Video; due about the 29th January at Plymouth. Mimiro, left Wellington 22nd December; due London about 31st January. Maori, left Lyttelton 20th December; due London about Ist Eebruarj>

Kaipara, left Wellinjiton 21th December; due London about the 7th Fcbmaiy. The next best despatch for United Kingdom and Continent oi Enrape will bo vi.i Brmdisi, closing at Welluijton, per Maheno, on Friday, 15th just., at 2jp.m. BY TELEGRAPH. CAPE MAW A, 14th Januaiy. Navua (5 p.m.) passed seast. HOKIANG.V HE.MDS, 14th January. Arrived — Ohinemuri, lrosii Whangape; Bell Flower, from KaipaTa. Sailed — Ohinemuri and Bell Flower, for Herekino. NEW PLYMOUTH, 14th January. Sailed— Takapuna (9 p.mj), for Onehunga. 15th January. Arrived — Rarawa (5.20 a.ra.), from Onehunga NAPIER, lith January. Arrived— Koraata (3 20 p.m.), from Wclling!ton; k Challenger (4.45 p.m.), fro m Gisborne. SaV-d— Star of New Zealand (0 p.m.), for 'Wellington. PICTOXi, 11th January. Arrived — Eotoiti (6.5 p.m.),,;from Wellington. 15th January. Sailed— Rotoiti (2 a.m.), fop Nelson. NELSON,, 15th January^, Arrived— Penguin (9.20 a.m.^, from Wellington. Arrived— Rotoiti (10.30 a.miX from AVellhigton. Sailed— Penguin (10.10 a.m.),, for Picton. TIMARU. ,15th Januaiy. Sailed— H.M.S. Pioneer (6.30- a.m.) for Wellington. MOTUEKA, 15th January. Sailed— Manaroa, (1 a.m.), for AVellington.. AUCKLAND, Mtb January. Arrived — Mnmari (9 p.m.), from London. Kitu January. Sailed — Lord Sefton (6 a.m.), for'Sjdney. ONEHUNGA, 15th January. Arrived — Takapuna (9.10 a.mj, from New Plymouth. LYTTELTON, 15th January. Arrived — Arapawa (3.20 a.m-X, Ulimaroa (5.45 a.m.), and Mararoa (8.35 a.m.), from AVellington. To sail— Mararoa (7.15 p.m.), forj Wellington. DRAYTON GRANGE LEAVES niVERPOOL. Cabled intimation has been received by the local agent of the Federal-Houlder-Shire Line that the Drayton Grange left Liverpool on Saturday last for New Zealand via Melbourne and Sydney. She is due here about tiie middle of March. Imports by the Maheno, which arrived this morning fiom Melbourne and Hotiart via southern ports, comprise the followung : — 270 bags onions, 215 bags wheat, 350 bags flour, 100 cases preserved fruit, 887 pieces timber, 3j cases cherries, 230 bags rice, 325 bags phosphates, 63 bags bark, and a quantity of general cargo; also transhipments ex Victoria, Oratava, Augsburg, Uymethus, and Reichenbach. Efforts no"w being made to refloat the stranded scow Uioa are meeting wnth success. It is reported that the vessel is not so badly damaged at at first stated, and tho purchasers of thp bull (Mr. G. Brarthwaite and his son) are confident that they will soon have her afloat. The new steamer Otaki, of the New Zealand Shipping Company's line, is due at Auckland on Sunday. She is bringing 2joo tons of cargo for AVellington. Captain Palmer, until recently in command of the s.s. Karoro, of Cisborne, has taken charge of tho trawler Beatrice. Captain Colcman is now in charge of the s.s. Ka'joio.