LATE SHIPPING. ARRIVALS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 150, 22 December 1911, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING. ARRIVALS.

December 22 -Den of Airlie, s.b. (12.5 p.m.), 8380 tons, Singer, from Napier. December 22— Kapuni, s.b. (12.13 p.m.). from Patea. December 22 — Kiripaka, g.s. (12.35 p.m.), from Patea. DEPARTURES. December 22— Pateena, fc.s. (1.3 p.m.). 1212 tons, Watson, for I'icton and Nelson. ENTERED OUTWARDS. December 22— Ulimaroa, s.s. (5 p.m.), D 777 tons, Wylie, for Sydney direct, Pas&eagers: Saloon— Misses Martin, Staghound (2), Anderson, De L. Graham, L. Pritchard. Marrit,, A. H. Burnett, O'Brien, Standisli, Warren. Merle, Davidson, K. Fraser, Thompson, Mesdames'J. Chapman, M. Chapman. J. S. Hutclunson. Mounter and child, Hutchen (2), Levy and 2 sons, W.* Fisher, P. K. Turnbuil, Olenney, E. Simpson, Rutherford, J. Bryaat and child, L. Pegler, Wurden and son, R. J. Larking and child, Carrick and 2 children, Roles, Mullen, M. Fisher, Crawford, Dr. Crawford, Messrs. 3. E. Chapman, M. Chapman, J. S. Hutchineon, W. E. Fußsell, H. G. Skeet, McDonald, W. Simpson, Theolnain, Levy, W. Fisher, A, C McKellar, T. K. Turnbuil, S. N. Hutton, Rutherford, Royd Garlick, R. W. Bell, J. P. Nicoll, W. G. Biinneiman, R, H. Jones, M. Luckie, J. Bryant, C. Bryant, L. Pegler, Me A Hum, Beckman, R. J, Larking, Carrick, E. D. Bell, M. >J. Crombie, Luckie, Davidson, Merchant, Simmu T. B. Dwan, Balcliin, R. H. Jones, Younghusband, McAllum, W.. Fisher, Davy, Leo. Cranby, L. D. Rudolph, Master McGuinness. ARAWA AT HOBART. The Arawa arrived at Hobarfc at 9 o'clock this morning from London, via Capetown, and is expected to arrive tit Wellington on Wednesday. PINEMOA'S ITINERARY. The Hinemoa will leave Castlepoint to-night for Wellington, arriving to-morrow morning. The vessel will be despatched early on Wednesday morning to overhaul the buoys at the French Pa&s, Queen Charlotte and Pelorus Sounds, She win. return to Wellington, and bail about the Gth January on her periodical round trip to Southern lighthouses. " THE BNNERDALE. The Ennerdale arrived at Lyttelton last night from Tasmania. After discharging her load of timber, the steamer will go to Greymouth to load for Australia. The Himitangi sails' at 0 p.m. to-day for ishe Chatham Islands., At Owenga the vessel will -discharge stores for the fishing depot there, and at Waitangi bho will ship a full load of wool for Lyttelton, returning to Wellington via that port. The coastal steamer Blenheim will leave Wellington at midnight to-morrow on a special passenger trip to Blenheim. The vessd will be back at Wellington on Wednesday night. Tlie Stormbird will leave Wanganui to-night for Wellington. Tho vessel will sail 'on the return trip on Tuesday, and bring a load of butter back to Wellington for transhipment to the Corinthic fop London. The Mapourika left Westporfc at UJSo a.m. to-day for Nelson, and will arrive at Wellington about 5 p.m. to-morrow. t Captain W. Mantey, master of the Chatham Islands trader Himitangi, has decided to take a. rent from the sea for a time,- and has accordingly resigned from the service of the company. Captain Manley, who was one of the best known figures in the' coastal trade, was in the service of Levin and Co. for many jears, until the Himitangi changed hands, when he joined the service of the Chatham Island Fishing Company. He has been, succeeded on the Himitangi by Captain J. 0. Cowan, late mate of the vessel. The latter officer's place has been filled by Mr. H. Mclntyre, at one time on the illfated schooner Clyde. The Breeze is expected at Wellington, on the 3rd January from southern ports. Bhe will sail the same day for Lyttelton. Upon completion of her discharge at Napier the Lauderdale will go to Kaipara to load for Melbourne.