OVERSEA VESSELS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 38, 13 August 1910, Page 4

OVERSEA VESSELS.

aieamors nouna tor Wellington. Strathclyde. left New York 10th May, via Australia and Auckland-; due about the Istli August. Indraghiri. left New York 6th June via Australia and Auckland; due about the 16th August. Ngatoro, left Glasgow Bth June; due about the 20th August. Turakina, left London 7th July, via Capetown and Hobart; due about the 23rd August. Muritai, left London Ist July, via Australia and Auckland ; due about 7th September. Paparoa, left London sth July, via Auck land; due about the 28th August. Empire Transport, left Liverpool 2nd July via Aucklaid; due about the 29th August. Whakatane, left Montreal I7bh Juno, via Australia and Auckland; duo about the Ist September. Highland Monarch, left Philadelphia 23rd June, via Auckland; due about tho 2nd September. • Athenic, left Plymouth 23rd July, via Capetown and Hobart; due about tho sth September. Tomoana, left New York Ist July, via Australia and Auckland; due about the 7tli September. Apaiima, left Calcutta ls!v Augubt, via Bin-Ri'l-ore, Samarang, and Auckland; dm about ti-is 10th September. Ilria, left Calcutta 3rd Anu-i'-fc. via Melbourne and Sydney; due about 13th September. Tongariro, left Plymouth 6th August, via Las Palmas, Capetown, and Hobart; due- about the 20th September. Star of Australia, left New York 18th July, via Australia and Auckland; due about the 24th September. Cornwall, left Liverpool 25th July, via Australia and Auckland; due about 30th September. Wakamii, left Montreal 27th July, vi«. AustriVa and Auckland; due about 3rd October. Sailing Vessels. Eing Malcolm, barque, left Marseilles 28rd June Glenshee, barque left Liverpool Bth July. BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, 12th August. Soiled -Strathelyde, lor Auckland. FRKAIAJfTLE, 12th August. Sailed— Te "Whuka, dredgeg, for Lyttellon. NEWCASTLE, 13tb August. Bailed— Louisa Craig, for Auckland. AUCKLAND, 13tli August. Arrived— Atua (£.20 a.m.), from Fiji. NEW PLYMOUTH, 13th August. Arrived— Rosamond (8 a.m.), fiom Onehuiiga WANGANUI, 12th August. Arrived— Stormbird (12.45 p.m.), from Weilinggton, 13th August. Sailed— Stormblrd, {(U3 p.m.), for .Wellington,

NAPIER, 12th August. Arrived— Navua (5 p.m.), riom Wellington. Sailed— Narva, for Gisborue and AucMand. iOtb August. Arrived— Kahu (1.30 a.m.), fiom Wellington via the coast. PICTON, 12th August. Arrived — Pateena (4.50 p.m.), tiom Wellington. Sailed— Pateena (7 p.m.), for Nelson. 13th August. The Aorere put in through stiebs of weather at 7 a.m. BLENHEIM, 13th August. Arrived— Opawa (2 a.m.), from Wellington. NELSON, 12th August. Arrived — Hinemoa (3.55 p.m.), iiom Westport. 18th August. Arrived— Pateena (1.30 a.m.), Iroui Picton. Araved— Kaitoa (9.35 a.m.), tan Wellington Sailed — Hmemoo. (9.50 a.m.), fior Wellington.; Pateena (10.10 a.m.), lor Picton and Welling- I ton. ] LYTTELTON, 12th August. Sailed— Kamona, foi Nuw Pl>n.oa±h; Moana, for Dunadm, Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne,; Wootton, for Kanipoi; Angle-Saxon (4.45 p.m.) for Tinuru. • ', 13th .August. Arrived— Maori (C.55 a.m.), Caldergrove (7.30 a.m.), and Victoria (8.25 a.m.), from AVellington To sail— Maori (8.30 p.m.) and Tarawera (11 j p.m.), for Vellmggtoii. TIMARTJ, 12fch August. Arrived— Coi-inna (7 p.m.), irom Wellington, j 23th AugUbt. ! Arrived— Anglo-Mesiean (7.45 a.m.), from Ljttelion. DUNEDIN, 12th August. Sailed— Rakanoa, for We&tport; Taviuni, for West Coast, via usual poi-U. BLUFF, 12th August. Sailed— Rimutaka (5.15 p.m.), for Port Chalmers. DUNEDIN, 12th August. Sailed— Hauroto, for northern ports. Passengers for Wellington : Saloon— Mrs Heycock and 2 children, Mr. Smith. PORT CHALMERS, 18th August. Arrived— Rimutalai (8.20 a.m.), trom Bluff. MATATUA AT LONDON. Cable advice has been received by the local agents for the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company that the Matatoa, which left Wellington on the 30th June for London, arrived at her destination ycbteiday morning, the 12th inst. A telegram received from Greymouth by the Union Company states that the bar is btill in a bad condition. The Mapourika and Poherua will, in all probability, get out this afternoon. If the Mapourika is able to cro&s outwards she will call at Westport, and leave again at 3 a.m. to-morrow, and omit; j tiie usuttl call lit A'eison. She should arrive here to-morrow night. A cablegram from Suva, advises that the Moura left that porl yesterday for Auckland. After discharge at Sydney the Wairuna is to load at Newcastle for Bluff, Dunedin, and Oatnaru. It is expected that the Tyser steamer Indraghiri, from New York, will reach Wellington on Monday week. The vessel will first call at Auckland. Produce for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland will be loaded by the Wanaka, at Oamaru on the 22nd August, Bluff 23rd August, and Timaru 25th August. On Monday next the coastal steamer Arapawa is to go on the Slip for a general overhaul. Messrs. Bannatyne and Co., local agents for the Tyser Line, advise that the new steamer Muritai, which arrived at Melbourne last Thursday fiom London, may be expected to reach Wellington about the Ist of September. Mr. C. J. T. Hatfie'd, of the Navua, joined the Manuka yesterday as fourth officer vice Mr. W. E. Rogers, who came ashore for orders. Captain I. A. SutcliKe, late of the Tongariro, is to have command of tho New Zealand Shipping Company's new steamer Rotorua. It is reported that Captain Ryiey, late of the Papanui, is in charge of the Opawa.