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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 19, 23 January 1913, Page 6

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AVOSMOOTH, 21st January. Arrived— Surrey (Monday), from Wellington. ADELAIDE, 22nd January. - 'Arrived— ftatii, from the Bluff. MELBOtJiINI*!, 22nd January. -„ , Sailed— Maunganui, for Hobarfc and Bluff. SYDNEY, 22ud January. Arrived— Maheno and Zealundiu, from Auckland. r '• ' NEWCASTLE, 22nd January. Sailed— Jtlttawa, for' New Plymouth. 23rd January. Arrived— Aparlma, from Dunedin. ONEHUNGA, Z2nd JanuarySalled—Rarawa (6.15 p.m.), for New Plymouth AUCKLAND, 22nd January. . Sall«d*-Hosamond (6.1S p.m.), for Tolago Bay inU Gisborne. GI9BOKNE, Z2nd January. Sailed— Takopuna (8 p.m.), for Napier. PassefliMrs: Saloon— Misses Brandon, Farrell, Ludtao/ik, Penally, Mesdumes Gardner. Bannister, Collefton.'Delutiey und 3 children, Ludbrook, Mr and fAti Hood, Mewirs 1\ Parker, Johangen, Corbftdge, MttCusk, Hill. MeNeleh, Tattefsileld, . JctinffifiK, A. K. Mulr, Walker. Beaviß, Kinvig, Winks, Gilflllan, Fofrcht, Dcluiiey. and Key. iitmt. . Sailed*- Victoria (10.6 p.m.), for southern port«. £iißscng«rs : Saloon— Miaseb Burrow, Pollard, Ai-

lison, Lewis, Wells, Mesdames Westmoreland, Burgess, Brown, Messrs Fordham, Gillingham, Williams, Westmoreland, Bm'gess, Cooper, and Meikleham. NAPIEIt, 23rd January. Arrived— Hippie (6.30 a.m.), from Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH, 23rd January. Arrived-^-Rarawa (0.60 a.m.), from Onebunga. MOTUEKA, 22nd January. Arrived— Manaroa (8.30 p.m.), from Wellington PICTON, 22nd Junuary. Arrived— Pateena (4.35 p.m.), from Wellington. NELSON, 22nd January. Sailed— Waverley (5.16 p.m.), for GreyJrtoiUh. KAIKOURA, 23rd Januui'). Sailed— Wakatu (7 a.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON, 22nd January. Arrived— Mokoia (3.36 p.m.), fr6m VVelHngton. Sailed— Kini (5.15 p.m.), for Westport; Wakatu (620 p.m.), for Kaikoura and Wellington,' Cygnet (8.30 p.m.), for Kaikoura; Moloiu, for Dunedin. Sailed—Tarawera (9.10 p.m.), for Wellington. 23rd January. Arrived— Maori (7.18 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail— Maori (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN, 22nd Jaiiuarj. Arrived— Eaklura (7.30 a.m.). steam whakr, from Russell ; Breeze (6 p.m.), from Wanganui. Sailed— Warrimoo (3.20 p.m.), for Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers: Saloon— Misses Graham, Crboke, Ginsberg, Cole, Petherick, Love, Bowden, Lowe, Powley, Hood (2), Widdowsou, Salmon (2), Bagley, Bertnen, Adams (2), Ffazor, Mesdames Lang, McCaskill, McVicar and child, Lythgal, Maitlattd, McßHde, Sibbald, Bcrman, Gilkinson, Stacey, Waddy, Morrison, Salmon, Irving, Webb, Messra, Beanziger, Jrenghard, Dann, Thomas, Packer, Fraser, Bolt, Fotherglll, McVicar, McKenaie, Ginsberg, Baker, Salmon, Irving, Webb, Sim, Rev. Stacey, Waddy, Her. Father Morkane; 31 steerage. ATHENIC, FOR LONDON. The departure of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's R.M.S. Athenic for London, via Way ports, has been postponed until nooß tdmorrow, instead of this afternoon. - Passengers are notified that all baggage must be alongside the vessel, which is berthed at the Glasgow Wharf, by 10 a.m. to-morrow. Following is a list of passengers front the UD' I dermentioned New Zealand ports:— • Saloon— From Wellington; Misses V. Clabburn, E. B. Gordon, and A. R. StUckey, Mes* dames Foster, Mills, Messrs J. E. Foster, G. C. Frankland, J. P. Hiatt, C. J. Palmer, H. ,W. Paul, Master J. E. Hills. From Auckland. Misses X. , Macdonald, D. M, Macky, Mf and Mrs J. C. Macky. From New Plymouth : Miss M. H. Murch. From Christchurch : Misses F. M. Baldwin, A. M. Campuell, G. Hicks, E. J F. Martin, A. J. Stephens, S E. Stephens, Mesdames Campbell and Sheppai'd, Messrs W. J. Cioudesley, S. Packham, W. ,W. Sheppard, Hey. W. R. Campbell. From Timaru : Miss Ferguson From Dunedin : Mesdames J. Mackie and Richardson, Messrs A. Cave, G. T. Richardson, and Master G. H. Richardson. Third-claite : From Wellington— Misses DowthWaite, D. Oilskin, And it. fitint, MesdiltUeS De-wthwaite, EtHferidge, F. M. Gaskin, E. J. Johansen, Nielsen, M. F. Ticehurst, Messrs, < R. Bifchtnore, W. Brook, E. O. Coutton, Crook, ] W. H Dickinson, T. Dowth*aite, W. Ethel'idge, ] A. H. Hague, J. Nielsen, Parry, P. C. Payne, J. Scriven, A. Simmons, A. Stokes, J. F. StoOle, D. Thomas, and J. Yulll, Masters W. J. and M. Ticehnrst. From Auckland: Miss E. Thompson, Mrs E. Thompson, Messrs G. Forrest, F. Gofton, J. T. Johansen, and G. McQuatter. - From Gisborne : Messrs. G. Groschke and Whitehouse. Ffom New Plymouth: Mfss Watsdn, Mr and Mrs Watson, Mv A. M. Crighton, Mister Watson. From Nelson : Mr J. S. Mathlas. From Westport: Mr J. Wtaekie. From Christchurch: Miss L. Dean, Mr A. Dean. From Timaru: Misa J. Smith, Mr J. C. Smith, flnd Matter Smith. From Dunedfa : Miss Ihkster, Mrs Inkster, Messrs | J. H. H. Harvey, H. Inkster, and R. Reatay. THE JOHN'S MISHAP. A magisterial enquiry has been ordered by the Marine Department into the circumstances surrounding the mishap to the coastal steamer John, which during ft recent., trip from Gisborne to Wellington, ran on to a shoal a few miles southward of Napier. After a very brief delay, the vessel was floated, and proceeded On her jdurhey to Wellington, whtre she was later placed on the Patent Slip. The estimated cost of the repairs, slipping expenses, etc., was £300. The vessel left Lyttelton last evening for Nelson and Wanganui, and the Collector ofCustoms at Wellington will probably arrange for the holding of the enquiry on the John's next vUt to this port. MORAYSHIRE'S PASSENGERS. The Morayshire' due in port about the loth February from Liverpool, via Adelaide and Auckland, is bringing the following passengers —Saloon: For Wellington— Mrs S. T. Joss, Dr. | H. R. Sloan. For Napier: Misses J. E., D., and E. Butters, B. StOkkeland, A. Fettderson, Mr H. Butters, Master H. Butters. Third-class —For Wellington: H. Watson, K. and D. Watson, M. Watson, A. Kay, Mesdames C. Binns, J. Bain, Bayee, C. Kay, Messrs C. Binns, C. H. lawson, W, Wieland, R. Jones, W. Holley, J. Horned J, Bain, S, Bentley, H. Stewart, S. Bayes, W. Baye.s, H. Bayes, J. McLauchlan, D. Wiseman, G. W. Thompson, A. Mann, A. Innes, J. Finnis, J. Kay, J. Kay, juo., R. Kay, C, Thompson, H. Jeffrey, Alex. Clayton, J. W. Carrington. Masters C. and A. Binns, A. Wetborn, R. and J. Welborn, T. Watson. For Auckland, 62; Dunedin, 26; Bluff, 2; Lyttelton, 10; Wanganui. 6; Napier, 4; New Plymouth, 6 ; Westport, 2 ; Nelson, 6 ; Oflmaru, 2. RUAHINE LEAVES LONDON. Cable advice has been received by the New Zealand Shipping Company stating that the Ruahine lefty London for Wellington last Saturday, and Plymouth two days later. The liner is due here about the 3rd March. . WAIMATE AT MELBOURNEi In continuance of her voyage flponi Montreal the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Waimate arrived at Melbourne yesterday on completion of discharge at that port the veseel will proceed to Sydney, and thence to Auckland, Wellington,. Lyttelton, and Dunedin. The Waimate is due here about the 18th February, t ' INDRABARAH TO LOAD FOR NEW ZEALAND. The Tyser steamer Indrabarah arrived Home from Australian ports on the 13th January. She has been fixed to load at London for Australian and New Zealand ports, and will sail about the 9th January. Captain G. F. Entwisle has rejoined the Vie toria, relieving Captain H. C. Kell. After a passage of 82 days the four masted schooner Robert R. Hind arrived at Lyttelton On Sunday from Gray's Harbour, U.S.A. The long voyage was, with the exception of the heavy galeß during the flfst three weeks after the vessel's departure, practically uneventful. On Thursday evening last the vessel made the New Zealand coast In the vicinity of Bast Cape, and a strong north-west gale took the vessel down the coast In steamboat time uutil she was becalmed about thlrty-elght miles from Lyttelton heads early on Saturday morning. She has on board a cargo of 675,000 ft of Oregon pine.