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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 150, 26 June 1913, Page 6

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/ LONDON, 25th June. Arrived— Essex (at Avonmonth), from Wellington. MELBOURNE, 26th June. Sailed— Ullmaroa, for Hobarfc and Bluff. SYDNEY, 25th June. Arrived— Dafilel, barque, from Havelocb. Sailed— Maheno (1.35 p.m.), for Auckland. NEWCASTLE, 26th June. , Arrlved-'Kamona, from Auckland. Balled--Korom!ko, for Wellington. SUVA, 26th June. Arrived— Manapourl and Tofua, from Sydney. AUCKLAND. 26th June. • 'Arrived— Rosamond (0.40 p.m.). from Gisborna Sailed— Ktirow (5 p.m.), lor Westport. 26th June. Sailed-— Snowdonian (4,60 a.m.), for Newcastle NAPIER, Z6th June. 'Arrived— Ripple (7.20 a.m.), from Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH, 28th June. Arrived— Kowhai (7.1G a.m.), from Onehtttiga; flora (8.40 a.m.), from Wdttg ton. Arrived— Stormbird tnoon) add Mana (10.40 ».„,), from WeHiugton. Aifittf-ito. (i.40 •a^&*jßr i - AMived-<iueeD ol the South (2 p.m.), from Wellington. westPOBT, zflth June. 8»lled-iKatoa (8 a,m,), for Melbourne.

PICTON, 25th June. Arrive^— Wairau (4 p.m.), from Wellington, via Watrau bar j Pateena (4.40 p.m.), and Corinna (8.25 p.m.), from Wellington NELSON, 26th June. Arrired— Pateena (2 a.m.), from Picton; Waverley (6.40 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Pateena (10.10 a.m.), for Picton and Wellington. LYTTELTON. 26th June. Arrived— Breeze (6.80 a.m.), from Wanganui; Storm (8 a.m.), from Timaru; Mokoia (i.45 p.m.), from Wellington; Wakatu (11 p.m.), from Kaikoura. Sailed— Breeze (11.45 a.m.), for Dunedin,' Storm (2.30 p.m.), for Picton and Wanganui; Mokoia, for Dunedin; Kaituna, for Greymouth. 26th June. Arrived— Maori (7.45 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail— Maori (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. DCNEDIN, 25th June. Arrived — Stamarl |8 a.m.), from London, via Beauty Point (Tasmania); Taviuni (noon), from Bluff, Sailed—Manuka (8.40 p.m.), for Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers: Saloon— For Wellington : Mr Kidd, Mr G. Fisher, "Mr Cuthili, Mr Mayall, Mr Russell, Mr t. M. Smith, Archdeacon Neild, Miss Byrne, Miss Burbury. For Sydney— Mr A. W. G. Pitt, Mre G. C. M. Scott, Miss Paterson, Mr and Mrs Templeton, Mr Gollyer, Mr Collier, Mr and Mrs Raleigh, Mrs Allan, Mrs McAlpine; 16 steerage for all ports, j PERSONAL. ' Mr. W. Wright, late of the Rakanoa, signed on the Komata yesterday as chief engineer in succession to Mr. J. Dalsiel. , Mr. J. Robertson was engaged as engineer of the Kahu yesterday. g REPAIRING THE TURAKINA. Advice has been received to the effect that j the Repairs to the steamer Turakina, rendered j necessary by the fire which broke out on her ' when off the coast of South America while i en. route from Wellington to liondon, wilt constitute thy largest undertaking of the kind ever carried out in the Thames. GOOD WIEELEBS RECORD. According to a report received at the head Office of the German Australian Line a good wireless record was recently accomplished by the operator on the steamer Fremantle. Whep that vessel was on the last Homeward voyage from Australia the captain arranged with the wireless station at Western Australia to test the range of his equipment, and the result was that communication was made at a distance of 2950 sea miles. , WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The undermentioned vessels are expected to be in touch by wireless with the Wellington and Auckland stations this evening:— Talune, Maltai, Manuka, Willochra. Wimmera, Bimutaka, Hurunui, Wabine, and Muritai. , THE LVMAN Jtf FOSTER. An advertisement in this issue announces the sale of the hull of the American schooner Lyraan D. Foster by auction at Suva on Tuesday next, together with donkey boiler, pumps, anchors, and chains. The masts, spars, and boats are, however, not included. The hull is stated to be in good order, and is estimated to carry about 1200 tons of cdal. The Lyman D. Foster was dismasted and abandoned during a hurricane in the Fiji group some weeks ago and towed to Suva. itecordibg to advice received locally the Blackball Coal Company's new collier is named the Ngakuta and not Ngakawa aa previously announced. The vessel will sail from Home at the end of July. Owing to a heavy sea the Government steamer Hinemoa was unable to work East Cape Island lighthouse yesterday. In consequence Bho anchored at Te Araroa to await a more favourable opportunity. On account o! the exceptionally large cargo to put out at Auckland the Tyser Hner Star of India, en route from London, will not reach Wellington before next Sunday week. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Rakata is due to sail from Sydney to-morrow in continuance of her voyage from St. John to Wellington, via Auckland. She is due at this port about the 7th July.