WARRIMOO DELAYED.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 95, 22 April 1912, Page 6

WARRIMOO DELAYED.

(PRBSB ABBOCIATION.) _. _, , BLUFF, 22nd April. The Warrtmoo was delayed at Hdbart, and, is not expected to arrive until 6 i>.m She lands passengers and the English mails only * and galls one hour later for Dunedin. MANUKA AT SAN FRANCISCO. .. Afc ,J a - m < on Thursday last (her due date) the Manuka arrived ait San Francisco The 2-mSS. war the Americkn mt SYDNEY BOAT. .' A b K p<ini on Saturday last the Maunganul left Sydney for Wellington. The vessel brings 122 saloon and 83 steerage passengers She is due here on Wednesday morning early.* "WITHIN WIBELESS RANQE. The Ulimaroa, Maunganul, Victoria, Maheno, and Aorangl will probably be within wireless range this evening. i „■** *•?£> a-m. fanUy H.M.6. Pioneer left Nekon for Wellington. She Is due here this evening. Mr- T Gray thte morning signed on the Hinutangi as second engineer. The New Zealand Shipping Company's s.s Kalpara arrived at Teneriffe at 3 a.m. on the 17th mst., and at 12 p.m. left for London, again. Wednesday, 24th April, will see the departure of the FJff.S. liner Sussex for Avonmouth from Lytteltoiu This is a day later than originally scheduled. Captain J. Christian his 'been appointed to the command of the Kotuku, which is now undergoing survey at Port Chalmers. Captain Christian will thus fill the vacancy caused by the transfer of Captain Flynn to the Po- , herua. The Karamea arrived afc Sydney from Lona S° ?h? hu r? d , ay laßt ' She was due to leave the New South Walea port on Saturday, and is to reach Wellington about the end of this month. The Chatham Islands Fishing Company's steamer Himitangi was to have left Wellington for the Chatham? on Baturday Her departure was postponed until 6 p.m. to-day. The Tyser liner Slarere was due ab Melbourne from London on Saturdayt She is expected to arrive afc Wellington on the 17th