BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, 18th January,

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 15, 19 January 1911, Page 6

BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, 18th January,

Arrived— vvairuna, from New Zealand. Sailed— Victoria (2 p.mjX, for Auckland. 19th January. Sailed— Mamari, for Xew Zealand. MELBOURNE, 18th January. Bailed — Warriinoo, for Eobarfc and Bluff. SUVA, 18th January. Arrived— Tofua, from Auckland via Islands. AUCKLAND, 18th January. Arrived— Casablanca, barque, from Newcastle. Sailed— Navua (2.20 p.m.), for Fiji. 19th January. Sailed— Orari (7.30 a.m ), for WeiEngbon. NEW PLYMOUTH, ISth January. Sailed— Earawa (8.30 p.m.), for Onehunga. PICTON, 18th January. Arrived— Pateena (3* p.m.), from Wellington. BLUFF, 18th January. Sailed— Aparima £3,30 p.m.J,, for. Newcagfclft.

LYTTELTON, ISth January. Sailed— So.gran, barque, for Great Bairier Island; Sussex, Petoue. aud Stoiin, for Dunedm; Taranera, for l)unedm ; Waipori, for Westport; Cygnet and Wakatu, for Kaikoura. 29ttt January. Arrived— Maori (6.4 D a.m.). Ngatoro (8.30 a.m.), and Pakeha (9.20 a.m.), fiom Wellington. Arrived— Kaitangata (10.15 am); from Newcattle. To sail— Maori (8 25 p.m.). for Wellington. NAI'IER, 19th January. Arrived Ripple (C.30 a m.), fiom Wellington •via eoabt; Clan Grant (9.15 a.m.), from Wellington. NELSON, 19th January. Arrived — Corinna (0.30 a.m.) and Kennedy (7.20 a.m.), irom Wellington ; Pateena (7 a.m.), from Weliingtou \ia Pictou. Sailed— Pateena (10.30 a.m.), for Picton and Wellington. WANGANUI, 19th January. Arrived — Huia (9.5 a.m ), irom Wellington. 3TOTUEKA, 19th January. Arrived— Moa (10.15 a.m.), from Wellington. ! SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY'S ! STEAMEES' MOVEMENTS. Pakeha.— Will leave Lyttelton 23rd January j to catch March sales; due London ofeh March. Sails again from London for New Zealand 6th April. lome.— Arrived Wellington 29th December. Will sail again for London 26th January; due London 10th Marcu. Leaves London 30th i March for Wellington; due lGth May. 1 Jlatatua — Will sail for London for Port | Chalmers 4th February; due London 18th March Koseric— Now at Auckland. Loads down the eoafci and sails finally "from Bluff about 31bt January. Waiwera.— Arrived Dunedin 21st December. Will sail again for London about middle Februaiv. ; Athenic.— Left London for Wellington Bth December; due 24th January. WiH sail for London from New Zealand 23rd February; due London 7th April. Mamari.— Lpft Capetown 23rd December for' Auckland, Wellington, Timaru, and Nelson, via Australia; due Auckland 20ih January. Rangatira.— Leaves London 20th January for Dunedin and Lyttelton, via Australia; due ! Dunedin 10th Mai eh. Karamea. — Sailed lath November from Canada for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, via Australia; arrived Melbourne 7th January; due Auckland loth January. Aotea. — Left Liverpool 26th December for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; due Auckland 11th February. Kumara.— Arrived London 29th October. Left Canada loth December for four New Zealand main ports; due Auckland 15th February. Connthic. — Arrived London 14th December. Leaves again for New Zealand sth January; due Wellington, 21st February, from where she sails for London 23rd Maich; due sth May. Kia Ora. — Arrived London 3rd January. Leaves again early February for Auckland and Wellington; due about 18th March. Arawa— Left Monte Video 21st December for London; due London 12th January. Leaves again 2nd February for New Zealand; due Wellington 2l!>t March, from where she sails for London 20th April. Tokomaru.— Left" Bluff for London 20th December; due London 4th February. Ttunui. — Left Wellington for London 30th December; due London 9th February. AYUI sail again for Wellington 2nd March; due 18th April. Leaves Wellington for London 18th May; due 30th June Turkistan.— Left Auckland for London 10th January; due London Ist March. Delphic— Left Wellington for London 10th January; due 28th February. Will sail again from West Coast ports for New Zealand 18th March. OFFICERS' CHAXGEB. Captain R. G. Hutton rejoined the Navua at Auckland on Tuesday, and Captain D. McLean left for south for orders. Captain P. C. Ross, of the Haupiu, and Captain Morrison, of the Squall, exchanged ships at Gisborne, owing to the illness of CapUui Ross. Captain J. G. Gregory joined the Talune as acting second officer for the trip to Rarotonga and Papeete. Mr. J. Rankine, late of the Mapourika, has joined the Maori as third officer in place of Mr. G. Morgan, who transfers to the Poherua. TAINUI AT MONTE VIDEO. Cabled advice has been received by the local agents for the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company that the Tainui, which left Wellington on the 30th of December for London, continued her voyage from Monte Video on Tuehday morning list. The vessel is one da"y ahead of time-tabje date. NEW ZEALAND PASSENGERS BY OPHIR. Due at Sydney to-day from London, the Oriental liner Ophir has the following passengers for New Zealand :— Mr. Justice Denniston and Mrs. Dennitton, Mr. and Mr 6. W. Cussoiis and child, Mr. and Mrs. Gates and Miss Gates, Mr. Owen Lynch, Mr. H. G. Paradine, Mr. J. Pottinger, and Mr. Alex. Thomson. This evening the coastal steamer Mangapapa is due here from Karamea and Westport. She is to sail on her icturn trip to-morrow. On Monday nest the Government training ship Amokura is to leave Wellington for Auckland en route to Kermadecs. The Kaitoa will not come to Wellington this week, as she is undergoing an overhaul at Nelson. The Union Company advise that intending passengers by the Aorangi for San Francisco cannot join the vessel at Wellington, as she is leaving here four days earlier in older to undergo an overhaul at Auckland. Passengers may proceed to Auckland by the Mokoia, which leaves here on the Cth of February, or by Main Trunk expresi. Messrs. Johnston and Co. advise that the coastal steamer Tainui is due .here from Waitara to-Bight. She is to sail on her return trip to Waitara. and Mokau at 4 p.m. tomorrow. Mr. 11. Scott, chief engineer of the Wimmera, has been appointed chief engineer of the Ulimaroa in place of ?Jr. J. Lonnerdale, who' has joined the Zealandia. Mr. H. Petrie, late of the Despatch, fills the vacancy on the Wimmera. The Maorfland Company's steamer Ennerdale leffc Sydney on Tuesday for Newcastle to load coal for New Zealand. At 7.20 pjn. yesterday the Regulus passed -Wellington Heads bound to Westport. The Shaw, Savill and Albion chartered steamer Roseric is fixed to leave Wellington for London about the 4th of February.