BY TELEGRAPH. NEWCASTLE, 27th March.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 72, 28 March 1910, Page 6

BY TELEGRAPH. NEWCASTLE, 27th March.

Sailed— Aldebaran, for Auckland. -WELBOUKNt;, iOth March. Arrived— Moeraki, from Bluff and HobarC. SYDNEY. 26th March. Sailed— Warrimoo (2.30 p.m.), for Wellington. CAPE MARIA, 27th March. Georgia passed for Auckland at 0 a.m. AUCKLAND, 26th March. Bailed— Tarxwera, for southern ports. Passengers for Wellington — Saloon : Mrs Young, Uessrs Stark, Daw, Dowsett, Young. 27th March. Arrived— Maheno (10 a.m.), from Sydney; XoDowai (7 ajn.), from southern ports; Koro- ] miko, from Westport. 2Sth March, j Anned — Georgia, from New York and Fre- i mantle; Navua, from Fiji. HOKIANGA, 26th March. Sailed— Casablanca, barque, for Sydney. ONEHUNGA, 27th March. Sailed— Barawa (3.50 p.m.), for New PlyXDOOth. NEW PLYMOTJTH. 28tH March. Arrived— Barava <5.15 a jd.), from Onehunga. Arrive*— KooDja (7.45 pan. Sunday), fromWeOimrtaß. NAPIEB, 28th March. 3to-s»flr-Tara'wera (10 ajn.), for Wellington. PICTON, 2«tu Marcli. Arrived— Aralnrra (5.45 p.m.), from Welling28th March. To saQ— Maori (3.30 pjrt-), for Wellington. BLQCHEIM, Sttb March. Arrived— Opawa (T-30 a.m.), from Wellington «-"i~- HELSO3T. 27th March. Arriwed— Arsfaura (5 a-m.), from Wellington aad Pictoo. SaOeA— Aratata (8 a.nr.), for Westport. Sailed— Paparoa 00 P-m~ Saturday), for L>tfcettoa. To ssfl— Sapoorilca {£307 p.m. -Monday), . for j>jcioD^aad Weßjßg*o»^

IYTTELTON, 26th March. Arrived— Kurow HO p.m.), from Newcastle. 27th March. Arrived— Mararoa (11.20 a.m.), from Wellington. 28th March. To sail— Mararoa (8.30 p.m.). for Wellington BLUFF, 27tb March. Arrived— Ulimnroa (3.20 p.m.), from Melbourne and Hobart. "Passengers : Saloon— For Wellington— Misses Johnston, O'Brien, MarUu. Mebdaiues W. Wardel and infant, O'Douuell, Read, Jacobs and child, Tuhry and 4 children. Messrs. Sherwood, Dorley, Dock, Snnds, Rider, O'Brien, Anderson, Schilling, Miller, Colhs, Lawson, tiu>, O'Donnell. Jackson, Schmidt, Smyth, Stanley, Ureig. Finn, Walking, Uoitden, Kcrmode, Byrne, Adams. Sailed— Aotca (2.4J p.m.). for Wellington. WESTPORT. 2Stli March. Arrived— Gertie (12.50 a.m.), from Welhngtoa THE SYDNEY BOAT. This week's direct steamer— the s.s. Warrimoo — according to advices received by the Union Company, left Sydney at 1 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. On board there are 34 saloon and 35 steerage passengers, who will disembark at Wellington. The vessel is expected early on Wednesday morning. On Thursday she proceeds on her Journey t« Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne, via southern ports. The following saloon passengers left by the Arahura on Saturday afternoon *. For Picton and Nelson— Misseb Pollock, Wood, Ellis, Hamerton, Healey, Aroa, Stanley, Wickes, Barraud, Archer, Rochfort, Johnston, Minms, Mesdames Hamerton, Stewart, Johnston, Jones Mayo, Betnwaite, Messrs. Allen, Father Bartley, McKuj, Weston, Popple, Aroa (2). Gosling. Hamerton, Lane, Beaucbamp, Hanby, McQuarther, McVeigh, Fraser, Meeuan, Watson, Dewjon, Town&end. Rowe, Lyons, Madge, Clarke, Evans, Johnston. Good, Lepper, Dray, Davis, Livick, Whehtn. Ballinger, Mayo. Captain Horrey, Smith, Kayes. For Westport— Misses Cooker, Graham. Minch, Priest. Mesdames Clark, Larsen and infant, Meiers. Organ, Grigg, Bray, Delaney. Larsen, Palglase, Hooker, Jaspers, Burns, Sergt. Jasperb, Jamieson. For Greymouth — Misses Hill, Power, Wilson, Taylor, Holder, Mesdames Fitzsimrtlons, Kelly. Burke. Steel, Mcl'lier.-on, Searle, Mfasrs. Gibson, Fitxsimmons. Hunter, Kelly, Casey. Rea, Maber, Robinson (2), and Captain McPherson. The Navua, which left Suva at noon oa Thursday for Auckland, 1» due at the northern port on Monday, and at Wellington on Wednesday next. Owing to delay on ttte coast an alteration has been made in the departure from Wellington of the s.s. Mapourika, which arrives early to-morrow morning from Grejmouth Westport, and Nelson. It is now announced that she will sail on the return Journey, via the coast, on Wednesday afternoon. Word has been received that the New Plymouth Harbour Board's new dredge Paritutu left the Clyde, Glasgow, last Thursday for New Zealand. According to report the s.s. Waihora is to leave Newcastle next Wednesday with coal for Wellington and Lyttcltoii.