LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24, 28 July 1911, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING.

ENTERED OUTWARDS. July 28— Manuka, s.s. (j p.m.), 4505 ton*, Neville, for Sydney direct. Passengers : Sii-lootir-Mißses Ayevs, Cago, McLean, Ambrose, Gieen, Greenbank, Lees, Taylor, Butler, Millet 1 , Fisher, Jtesdames O'Connor, Hall, Francis, Pulley, Clark, McKay, WiKon, Still, Slowcy and child, Davis, Haslam, Holt, Woolen, Bowman, Rowlands, James, Messrs. O'Couiiov, Haselton, McKay, Douglas. Morris, Hay ward, Hatl, Redmond, Weber, Lawrence, B.arb"r, Levy, Tuikeblatt, Donovan, Deacon, Powh'ng, McCromhie, Coates, Chamberlain, Ballard, Davis, Mitchell, Worger. Scott, Kirkpatrick, bagle, Morrison, James, Price, Allpress, Daly, Still, Gyedsted, Morrison, Anderson, Slowev, Lyons, Sibbald, Miller, Smith, Bell, Kilgour, Pulleyblanl:, Jones, and Dr. Borghetti; 117 steerage, including 20 Chinese, Included among the passengers booked from Wellington for Sydney by the Manuka to-night are twenty Chinese. In all the Vessel will take from Wellington 78 saloon and 117 steerage passengers, besides a number of passengers from other ports. A handsome shield is on view in Messrs. Chas. Begg and Co.'s window in Willis-street. The shield is to be presented by this musiu firm to the church choir which gains the highest aggregate number of marks in the New Zealand Competitions Society's contests, which takes place in October next. The shield is valued at 35 guineas. The matron of the Wellington hospital acknowledges with thanks tho following gifts for the patients: — Illustrated papers, her Excellency Lady Islington, Mesrlame;) Baker, Hopkirk, S. Balek, James, Eland, Taylor. W. Barton (Feathorston), Livingstone, Coverdale, Hunter, Misses Anderson, Coates, and Mr. A. Turnbull ; papers, Home Printing Co. Contributions of old linen will bo gratefully acknowledged. At n meeting of tho executive of tho Grocers' Union held last night, it was decided to adjourn the ordinary meeting fi-?ed for Tuesday next, and to call a special me-etitig by circular later in tho month. Messrs. Hill Bros., Lambton-quay and Cuba-street, advertise in this ioauc a reduction in tho prica of butter. Joh. E. Lindberg, draper, Cuba-stfeet, advertises special lines at special prices for liib sale to-morrow. Messrs. R. Hannah and Co., Ltd., are advertising in this issue some very special attractions fot to-morrow at their boot ond shoe sale, which is now in full swing at tho Lambton-quay and Cuba-street stores. The linos specially advertised are described as all original paclia.ges. To-morrow Mr. W. L. ftobertuon will sell by auction furniture and phonograph. Messrs. J. W. Braithwaito and Co. will hold a sale of furniture to-morrow nftprnoon. A surprise was sprung on tho proprietors of tho Gpar Company's premises, Cuba-street 1 when a boot' stock from Kangiora, was suddenly landed in by Colonial Carrying Co., therefore a nacrj(lcing f»a!c will commence to-morrow at Pearson and Co.—Advl.

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late Mrs. Caranash arc ret.pect.fnHy invited to attend ! her Funeral, which will leave her late ! residence, Paekakariki, at 10.45 a.m. for t,hn Cemetery, Otaki, To-morrow (Saturday). J. DORMER, Undertaker. Pttkftkftfilu and Wellington,