LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18, 23 January 1911, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING.

DEPASTURES. January 23— Manaroa, b.s (12.40 pm ). 122 tons,, Hart, lor llotueka. BY TELEGKAPH. THE WARRIMOO. . . . , BLUFF. 26-id January Arrived— Warrimoo, Irom Melbourne Passengers: Saloon— JJisses Uoldsinitli (2), Turner Mesdamei. Angus and child, Daley, Rowley* maid and tiunily, McAulay and a ctuMrei Captain Angus, Messrs. Dale, Goldsmith Rowley, H-gguis, Burrell, Wilbon, Rabie, Adjutant McAulay; 29 steerage. ■ WESTPORT, 23rd January Arrived— Mangapapa (10.15 a.m.), from Wellington. „ . , PICTOX, 23rd January Arrived— Maori (11.3 a.m.), from Wellington. „ .. . . NELSON, 23rd January WeUta to (11 ' 25 a " m ' )> fol ' Mofcueka ll » d ' BLEKHEIM, 23id January. Sailed— Opawa (11.15 a.m.), for Wellington c., _, KEW PLYMOUTH, 23id Januaiy bailed— Comma (l.io p.m.), for Wellington' BLUFF, 23rd January. Arrived— Ulimaroa, from Dunedin

Mr. Lawrence Campbell, the elocutionist, who made so favourable an impression on his first visit to Wellington at Christmas time, is to give return performances in company with M. Eugene Oesipoff, the Russian singer, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nighte. in the Town Hall Concert Chamber. An addition to Mr. Campbell's attractive programme will be the Wellington debut of -Miss Ina Gow. L.A.8.. A.T.C.L., a young pianist of ability from Dunedin, and latterly teacher of the Wanganui Girls' High School.

Excursion fares on the railway will be issued in connection with the A", and P. Show to be held at Levin, on Wednesday, Ist February. Record entries have been received, and in the competitions alone some 170 hoi'ses have entered. Tho competitions includo four jumping event-, trotting race, motor bike race, and a boys' pony race. Given a fine day, the annual show of ]QH should provide a very sueoessful one, '

MR. LAWRENCE CAMPBELL.