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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 46, 24 February 1913, Page 6

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LONDON, Zlst February. Arrived— Boseric, from Wellington. 2Znd February. Arrived— Ruapehu, from Wellington; Otaltl, from Lyttelton, Sailed— Himutakn, ,for New York. MELBOURNE, 22nd February. Arrived—Maunganul, from Bluff and Hobart. 24th February. Arrived— Star ot New Zealand, from New York. Arrived— Ennerdale, from New Zealand. ALBANY, 24th February. Arrived— Prince George, from New Zealand. ,- A SYDNEY, 22nd- February. BalledVUlimaroa (t.30 p.m.) • and Monmv (4 p.m.), for Wellington. 23rd February. Arrived— Sterling, from Kaipara. •• AUCKLAND, 22nd February. Arrived— Orete, auxiliary schooner (2.55 p.m.) from Gisborne via bays., Sailed— Jlonowni (3.20 p.m.), for southern ports: Rosamond (10.20 p.m.), for Tologa Bay and Gisborne. 23rd February. Arrived— Maheno (6.10 p.m.), from Sydney; Tarawera (l.ilo p.m.), from southern ports; Atua (fi.lfi p.m.), from Sydney, via Islands. ONEIIUNdA, 23rd February. Arrived— EaraWa (0.45 p.m.), from New Plymouth. PATEA, 23rd February. Arrived— Kiripaka (10 a.m.) and Aorere (8.60 p.m.), from Wellington. WANGANUI. 23rd February. Arrived— -Breeze (S a.m.), from Wellington. Arrived— Arapawa (10.20 a.m.) and Huia (8.35 p.m.), from Wellington FOXTON, 23rd February. Arrived— Awahou (11 a.m.), from Wellington. GISBORNE, 23rd February. Sailed— Monownl (0 p.m.), for Dunedin, via way ports. NEW PLYMOUTH, 23rd February. Arrived— Dredge Parltutu (4.80 a.m.), from Wellington. lUNGARAKAU, 23rd February. Arrived— Kaitoa (10 a.m.), from Wellington. PICTON, 22nd February. Arrived— Waimea (6.16 p.m.), from Wellington. NELSON, 23rd February. Arrived— Nikau (3 a.m.), from Wellington: Arahura (6.16 a.m.), from Wellington ana Pictpn. Sailed— Arahura, for Westport. westport, 23rd February. Sailed— Komata (11.20 a.m.), for Wellington. Arrived— Kamona (8.20 p.m.), from Wellington. LYTTELTON, 22nd Febr-uary. Arrived— Cape Flnlsterre (2.30 p.m.), from Wellington. 23rd February, Arrived— Morayßhlre (815 a.m.) and Mararoa (0.26 p.m.), from Wellington. Arrived— Waipori (9.25 p.m.), from Wellington. TIMARU, 24th February. Arrived— Matatua»(7 a.m.), from Wellington. DUNEDIN, 22nd February. Arrived— Manuka (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Buteshire (C.45 p.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed— Kotare (11 a.m.), for Waikawa; CorInna (0 p.m.), for Onehunga via usual ports. 23rd February. Arrived— lnvercarglll, from southern ports; Poherua (6.40 a.m.), from West C6a9t; Victoria, from Lyttelton; Kaikoura (8 a.m.), from Bluff. •Sailed— Manuka (3,35 p.m.), for Bluff. RUAPEHU AND OTAKI ARRIVE HOME. Advice hrta been received by the New Zenland Shipping Company stating that tho R.M.S. Ruapehu, which left Wellington on 10th January, reached Plymouth last Friday. The vessel ia due to leave London again on 16th March for Wellington, nnd may be expected here about the 30th April. A cable haß also been received announcing the arrival at Avonrnouth on Thui'Bdo of the Otaki, which left Lyttelton on the" ?th January. FROM SYDNEY DIRECT. According to cable advice received at the local office of the Huddart-Parker Company, the Ullmai'Oa— this week's direct passenger boat from Sydney— sailed from the New South Wales port shortly before 1 o'clock on Saturday nfternoon. The vessel Mas on board 162 passenger for New Zealanu ports, and Is due to arrive ■In port early on Wednesday morning. INDRABARAH COMING FROM liONDON. Messrs. Bannatyne nnd Company have received advice to the effect that the Tyser steamer Indrabarah left on the 13th ins». for Wellington, via Melbourne, Sydney. Auckland, and Napier. She is due here about the 18th April. • TOKOMARU, FROM ST. JOHN. On Sunday, the 18th lust., the Shaw-Satlll -.steamer Tokomaru, running under the auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Company, arrived at Melbourne from St. John. The vessel should now be discharging at Sydney, and is expected to leave the New South Wales port for New Zealand towards the end of this week. The Tokomaru is dua.here, after calling at Auckland, about the 7th March. She will complete discharge at Lyttelton and Dunedin. THE TUG STERLING. The tug Sterling, which cleared Kaipara. Headd last Monday for Sydney, reached her destination >estcrday after a very creditable passage. The Sterling was the property of the Kaipura Steamship Company, now in laquidation, and has been sold to Mr. Andrew Dalton, of Sydney. Captain Steubec hud charge of the vessel on the run across the Tasrnail, while Mr Campbell was mate, and Mr, Schmidt in charge of the enginerooui. The Sterling will be used as a tug boat iv Sydney harbour. ' THE CLAN GRANT. The Scales "Line's steamer Clan Grant is expected here on Thursday next from southern ports to cofltinue Homeward loading. She ts at present taking in about 3000 bales of wool at Lyttelton. After loading at this port she will sail for "Auckland, probably on Saturday, to complete operations, and is to sail finally from the northern port for London. MAKURA LEAVES VANCOUVER. A cable received on Saturday at the office or the Union Steamship Company at Auckland states the mail steamer Makurj. sailed from Vancouver at 1 p.m. on Wednesday last, her scheduled date. Aboard the vessel are 66 first class, 76 second class, and 90 third clbbs passengers for this port. t Slic is due at Auckland, bound through top Sydney, on the Uth March. The Maheno reached Auckland from Sydney direct at S.lo p.m. yesterday, and therefore connected with tlje Main Trunk train for Wellington . She brought an English andi Australian mall, the southern portion of which will reach Wellington this afternoon. The Awahou, which is due back from Foxton to-morrow morning, will gall for Greymoutli at noon to load conl for ft coastal port. The Breeze i 3 due here next Saturday from southern port?, and will load for Wanganui, taking departure the same day. The Norwegian ship Glenlul, which Was Well known in Australian waters, has bepn condemned and sold to the Te<n9 Company for conversion into a tank barge. She is n'n iron vessel of 1814 tons register, nnd was built by Messrs T. Roydon and Horn, at Liverpool in 1884. Tho Glenhli put into Port Cbalrner.-i mi the .".Otli May, 1007, in :t leaky condition, and the whole of her cargo of wheat hud to be discharged. The wheat was subsequently sold at auction. A telegram was received from Kuramea today by Messrs. Dalgety imd Co., Ltd., stating tlmfc the sea was very kjukli, jnd that llic Mung.-ipapii expect <« lo K^'b n«»y with a load of limber for Wellington sometime to-morrow, l'rom this port sho will t,ail again, probably lD^J:hurJdav I ,fo^As[eatrJor^ auU Inamg*, ~

Due at Dunedin to-day from Lyttelton, tiie Walruna will complete discharge ot her Newcastle coal there before returning to the New South Wales port to load for Wellington. The coastal steamer Kahu was placed on the Patent Slip this morning for cleaning and Is fixed to sail to-morrow evening for I'icton, to load chart' for the East Const. The Waihora left Newcastle on Thursday last for Java and Calcutta. She is dfle at the latter port to load for New Zealand about the end of next month. Bad weather has detained the Wakatu at Lyttelton. The vessel has on board a quantity of cargo for Stoneyhurst, but will probably come direct to Wellington unless the conditions improve. En route from Wellington to London the Waknnui, which left this port on the 26th January last, arrived at Monte Video last Wednesday. It is probable that the Kaitoa will return from Mangarakau to-morrow. in that case, she will sail for Nelson and the West Coast on Wednesday. This week's direct boat from Wellington to Sydney will be the Warrimoo. The vessel has advised by \\ireles3 that she expected to arrive at the Blulf, from Melbourne, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The Westmeath is to leave Dunedin this evening for Wanganui, where she will load for the Homeward journey. The vessel is expected here for the same purpose next Friday, and will sail for Waitara later. Sailing from Wellington late to-morrow night fo rWestport, tile Koromiko will load for this porgt. The Kamoiia, which left on Saturday afternoon for Westport, will also load for Wellington, and is duo here on Wednesday.