BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON, 15th March.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 64, 17 March 1913, Page 6

BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON, 15th March.

■ Arrived-^-Mamari, from Wellington. Sailed— RuapehU, for Lytteiton. MELBOURNE, 16th March. | Arrived— Moeraki, from Bluif and Jlobirt. SYDNEY, 15th March. Sailed— Maungtinui, for Wellington direct. NEWCASTLE, 16th March. ] Sailed— Rokanoa, for Auckland. / AUCKLAND, 15th March. Arrived—Awanul, schooner, and Korora, scow from Gisborne, Sailed— Hawkes Bay (4,60 p.m.), for Napier and Wellington; Waipori (6.5 p.m.), for Kaipara, Melbourne,' and Sydney; Squall (11.20 p.m.), for East Coast bays and Gleborne. ! Sailed— Mokoia, for southern ports. Passengers t Saloon— Misses Shields, Smith Morrison, Mesdames Pickering, Morrison, Proud, Messrs. Proud, Grief, Eberhard, Kennedy, and Pickering. ...... l6lh March - Arrived— Wimmera (10 a.m.), from southern ports; Victoria (4 p.m.), from Sydney. ONEHUNGA, 16th March. Arrived— Barawa (8.46 p.m.), from New Ply- ! mouth. NEW PLYMOUTH, 16th March. Arrived— Corinna (6.40 p.m.). from Onehunga i , GISBOBNE, 16th March. A Sailed— Mokoia (midnight), for southern ports Passengers; Salooh— Misses Quigley, Field, Bill, Bishop, Mr and Mrs Hare and 3 children, Rev Watson, Messrs ftayman, Croll, Blair, aud Priestly. WANOANUI, lQtli March. Arrived— Stormbfrd (2.25 p.m.), and Star of Ireland (3.25 p.m.), fram Wellington. PICTON, 15th March, Arrived— Arahura (4.6 p.m.), from Wellington. Arrived— Waimea (11 p.m.), from Wellington NELSON, 16th March. Arrived— Arahura (2 a.m.), from Picton; Niskau (3 a.m.), from Wellington, Arrived— Navua (0.20 p.m.), from Wellington LYTTELTON, 16th March. Arrived— -Mararoa (11.30 a.m.; and Petohc (8.46 p.m.), from Wellington. , , 4 l?th March. Arrived— Buteshire (7.30 a.m.), *trom Wellington. WESTPORT, 16th March. Arrived— Mangapapa (6.20 p.m.), Katoa (6.40 ijJ.m.), and Canopus (7 p.m.), from Wellington. 17th March. •Komata did not sail. BLUfF, 17th March. Arrlved—UHniaroa (11.10 a.m.), from Melbourne and HObart. (English mail). TAINUI, FROM LONDON 1 . At 7.80 a.m. to-day the R.M.S. Tainui (Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner) arrived in the stream from London, and at 10.30 a.m. pratique had been granted, and the vessel berthed at the outer tee, King's Wharf. The Tainui left London on the 30th January, and Plymouth on the Ist February, With ten first, 60 second, and 490 third class passengers, Teneriffe was reached on the morning of the Cth, and Capetown on the 20th February, where the yesEel took some 1600 tons Of coal, and left for Ilobart at 7 the next lrOrning. Hobart was reached >on the 11th March, where 960 tons of general cargo wan landed, and 16,000 caseß of apples loaded for Monte Video and Bio. Exceptionally fine weather was experienced all the way. < The following officers are now on the ■\essdi—Captain T. Moffatt, commander; Mr J. H. Gaskell, first officer; Mr W. Harttnan, second; Mr O. Williams, thirds Mr B. Orayston, fourth ; Dr. J. H< E. Jarvis, BU-geon ; Mr. Geo. Greenhill, chief engineer; Mr D. Wynne second; Mr J. Nichoila, third; Mr T. H. Webb, chief refrigerating engineer; Mr L. A. Miller, second; Mr L. J. Wahlers, purser; Mr W. Brame, chief steward. PERSONAL. - Captain >. Carson has taken command of the b.s. Maitai, replacing Captain C. McLean, who had to come ashore owing to ill-health. The command of the Kini, 'Vacated by Captain Whyborn, is to be taken by Captain H. W. Platts, late of the Taviuni. Mr. H. J. S, Johnson rejoined the Manuka on Friday as third engineer in place of Mr. Geo. Luke. The latter transferred to the Terawhlti as chief engineer in succession lo Mh Bankine, who is on holiday leave. Mr. A. W. Beardall, late third officer of the Taviuni, has joined the Warrimoo in a sfmilar capacity. Captain Berquist, well known locally as commander of the Wanganui, is now master of the six-masted barquentine Evevitt G. Griggs, in the Puget Sound-Sydney timber trade. . BUTE3HIBE, FOR LONDON. Under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company, the Buteshire sailedx from Wellington at daybreak yesterday for Lyttelton. Departure will be taken from the southern port on Wednesday next for London, via way ports. The barque Louba Craig, 683 toils, hao beta chartered to load coal at Hokianga for Melbourne. Another charter is the barque Majorie Craig, 409 tons, to load timber at Whangape for Sydney. The Kini arrived at Greymouth on Friday night, and is to tuke in a load of timber for Lyttelton.