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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 134, 3 December 1910, Page 4

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LONDON. 2nd DeeeMber. Sailed— Rimutaka, for Wellington and Lyttelton. SYDNEY, 2nd December. Arrived — Navarino, from Auckland; Waihora, from Eaipara; Whangape. fiom Westport. MELBOURNE, 3rd December. Sailed— Hazel Craig, for Auckland. AUCKLAND, 2nd December. Sailed— Hawkes Bay (3 p.m.), for Wellington. ONEHUNGA, 3rd December. Sailed— Rosamond (4 a.m.), for New Plymouth. NAPIER, 2nd December. Sailed — Monowai, for Gisborne and Auckland. FOXTON, 3rd December. Sailed— Queen of the South (9 a.m.), for Wellington PICTON, 2nd December. Arrived— Pateena (4.45 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Pateena (10 p.m.), for Nelson. BLENHEIM, 3rd December. Arrived— Blenheim (7.30 a.m.) and Opawa , T. 65 a.m.) NELSON, 3rd December. Arrived— Pateena <4.50 a.m.), from Picton; Waverley (6 20 am.), from Wellington. Sailed— Mapourika (6 a.m.), for Wellington; Pateena (10 a.m.), lor Picton and Wellington. LYTTELTON, 3rd December. Arrived— Maori (6.45 a.m.), from Wellington To sail— Maori (8.20 p.m.) and Mokoia (11 pn), for Wellington. WESTPORT, 2nd December. Arrived— Koromiko (1.15 p.m.) and Regulus (8.30 p.m.), from Wellington. PORT CHALMERS, 2nd December. Arrived— Corinna, from northern ports. Sailed— Pukaki, for West Coast ports; Kotare for Invercargill, Riverton, and Waikawa; Mokoia, for Auckland. BLUFF, 2nd December. Sailed— Amokura (2.15 p.m.), for Wellington Tin Dusky and Milford Bounds. 3rd December. Arrived— Triton, barque (8,30 a.m.), Uwp jttaldea Island. - V

BNOWDONIAN, WITH JARRAH. At 3.30 p.m. yesterday the steamer Snowdonian arrived in port from Bunbury, via Auckland, with part cargo of jarran. The vessel is berthed at the Railway Wharf, wheie some 300,000 ft of timber will be discharged. On completion, the Snowdouiau proceeds to Lyttelton. Captain Griffiths is in command, and has with h ! m the following officers :— Chief officer, Mr G. Tudor; becond, Mr K. J Thomas; Mr L Griffith is chief engineer, Mr Tuckwell becond, and Mr E. Jones third. Mr G. J. Evans is chief steward. TAKEN BY ARAWA. Cargo taken by the Shaw, Savili, and Albion steamer Aiawa, which sailed for London on Thursday last, -was as follows :— From Wellington: 142 bales hemp, 79 bales tow, 127 bales wool, 34 bales skmsi 228 casks tallow, 54 sacks horns, OS sacks 'hoops, 1 bale cowhair, 5721 carcases mutton, 3966 carcases lamb, 808 quarters beef, 52 packages sundries, 1 piece beef, 15,186 boxes butter, 15,135 crates cheese. From Patea: 5705 boxes butter, 4347 crates cheese. Fiom New Plymouth : 14,211 boxes butter, 1888 crates cheese. From Auckland : 32 carcases lamb, 398 bales hemp, 11 bales leather, 161 bales wool, 6 dumps skins, 40 casks tallow, 8629 sacks copra, 939 pieces timber, 326 bundles timber, 3 bars bullion, 5 boxes gold, 24 boxes sundries, 22,297 boxes butter, 282 sacks shells, 17 bales cotton, 53 barrels and 23 sacks cuttings, 17 bales rags, 391 "sacks and 930 cases kauri gum. From Invercargill : 471G crates cheese. From Napier : 40 casks pelts, 22 casks tallow, 504 bales wool. From Dunedin: 887 crates cheese, 1175 boxes butter. From Lyttelton : 2611 carcases mutton, 578 carcases lamb, 2431 boxes butter, 982 crates cheese, 35 bales skins, 4366 bales wool, 1 bale basils, 106 bags wool, 15 casks pelts, 98 ca^ks tallow, 3 packages sundries. For Monte Video— From Wellington: 17 rams. From Dunedin : 20 sacks manure. There is still a shortage of railway trucks at Wellington, and the discharge of the Canopus is being delayed in consequence. The vessel wEI probably not now clear Wellington until Monday. After coaling the Opawa in the Btream ! to-day the Ngatoro is to sail for Greymouth. j Next week the Kini commences overhaul at Wellington. She wil' be ready for sea again about Thursday next. With a cargo of fruit the TJnion Company's steamer Navua left Suva at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon for Auckland and Wellington. She is due at Wellington about Wednesday next.