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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 54, 5 March 1914, Page 6

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t HAMBURG. 2nd March. 'AMlved-Clan Suther jind.^ron. Wellington. '- Arrlvcd-Tahitl, from Wellington. , .Artta-Tdui., 6th March. Soiled— tJlimai-oa (yesterday evening), for Hp - bart uuU Bluif.

AUCKLAND, 4th .March. Arrived— Rosamond (0.50 p.m.), from (Jisborne i Sailed— Wannka (4.40 p.m.). for Napier. LytI telton, Oainuru, Blull, and Timaru. PATEA, 4th March. Arrived— Mana (2,5 p.m.), from Wellington. FOXTON. -sth Marcli. Arrived— Queen of the South (2 p.m.), Irom Wellington. NAPIEK, flth March. Arrived— Ripple (3.15 a.m.), from Wellington. PICTON. 4lli Match. Arrived— Waverley (5.35 p.m.), ftom Wellingt0 "' NELSON, fitli March, j Arrived— Patecna (0.40 a.m.) i»nd Kaitoa t,S | a.m.), from Wellington. j fa- «iil — Pateenii (8 p.m.), Tvailoii (8 p.m.), ( and Waitneu (8 p.m.). for Wellington. 1 FABJ3WJ3LL ML' IT. Oth Marcli. i Koromiko passed east for VMiingUm at 7.80 a.m. LYTTELTON. lth Marcli. t Arrived — Ngahere (6.uj a.m.), from Oamaru: 1 Eunice (8 a.m.), from Ilavelock; i'ctone <8.0." : a.m.), from Napier i Kittawa <:> v.m.). irom . Wellington: Vunnle (2 p.m.). from Chatham l>- ; lands; Arnpawa (4.30 p.m.), from Oisliorne. j Sailed— Mnltai (4.30 p.m.). for I'uncdin: hgaliere (4.50 p.m.), for Oreymouth; i;iiz« Filth, for Kaipara; Cygnet, for Kmkouru; l'ctoiit, for Pelorus Sounds. utli Marcli. Arrived— Wahine (C.50 a.m.), from Wellington ; Rangatira (6.53 a.m.). from Wellington. ; To sail— VVahine (8.20 p.m.), for Wellington. ■ DUNEDIN. 4th March. Arrived -Kotare (0 a.m.), lioin Kiverton; John (7 a.m.), from northern ports; ninemott (4.45 p.m.), from northern ports. Sailed— Kuitunu. (6,15 a.m.), for Westport; Loho, barque, for Oamaru: Kotare (4.40 p.m.), i'or southern ports. Sailed— Maunganui (4 p.m.), for Lvtteiton and Wellington. Passengers for Wellington: Saloon — Miss Watson, Mrs and Miss Miller, Mr and Sirs Olupwell, Miss Brcmtner, Misses Knowles (2), Bradley, Lorner, Mrs Tucker, All's Walker, Mr Burt, Mr and Mrs Chapman. WESTPORT, sth March. Arrived— Kurow (3.30 a.ta.), from Wellington, (BY WIRELESS.) CHATHAM ISLANDS, 4th Marcll. Sailed— Himitangi (0 p.m.), for Lytteltou. PROCEEDING BY THE RUAPEHU. The passengers by the New Zealand Shipping Company's R.M.S. Iluapehu, sailing for Londou, viu ports, to-day, ufe us follow: — First saloon : J?rnm Wellington— Misses E. W. Bower and Dence, Mesdames BowdenSmith, Bower, C. J, Brown, It. T. Cruwshay, Marxe, and Madame Stobhs, Captain N. P. K. Preestou, Messrs, J. R. Bowden-Smith, F. L. Bower, K. Jones, It. E. Marxe, and E. C. Stretton. From Auckland— Mr and Mrs W. W. Bruce and Master It. S. Bruce. From Napier— Misses H. Chambers and E. Renal. Mesdames Chambers and O'Reilly, Messrs B. Chambers and V. O'Reilly, Master B. Chambers. From Christchurch— Misses W. H. Campbell, J. M. Carruthers, C. Hay, and Jameson '(2), Mesd.itnes Uay, Jameson, and Johnstone, Messfs 13. Hay, T. Johnstone, and F. J. Smith, Master T. 0. Hay. Second saloon : From Wellington— Mrs H. J. Hoivell, MerKt. J. C. Ellis, Gunner J. Walker, Messrs. 11. Allen, C. E. Angarde, "W. E, Ansting, A. E. Bagn, F/ S. G. Burnett, J. S. Bower, G. C. Burdett, J. Coliti, t!. J. Colustock, A. H. Cross, J. H. Field, W. Foi'dham. 11. Franks, O. Gable. C. Gillcarcy, H. G. Glaybher, F. Glover, E. W. Hazel, L. Hughes. F. Kennedy, J. A. Kennedy, A. W. King, A. E. Lewid, C. W. Liddell, H. S. Macdonald. T. Madden, G. V. Malachowiski, A. 0. Marts. A. E. Martin. H,, B. Mason, R. Muller, H. E. Nelson, B. A. Ralph, E. 'A. Jtcyiioids, J. 11. Riley, R. H. Robinson, G. Scudder, T. W. Simpson, F. Smith. C. F. Steam, JR. D, Sterringham, A. E, Webber, J. Welch, J. E. Wood, C. A. Woodhouse, and W. 11. Woods. From Auckland— Misses H. and 11. Kennedy, Mrs Kennedy, Messrs H. F. H. Cunlilie, T. lodge, and A. Owen. Master J. Kennedy. From Christchurch— Misses C. Hcney and H. M, Hiles, Mesdames A. Heney and Hiles Messrs W. Andresen and W, Hiles, Matter \V. H. Hiles. From Timaru -Miss Jl. L. C. Mat-, hews and Mr J. Mathetts. From Dunedin— Mhses C. Fisher and A. Wason, Mrs A. Tomlinson, and Mr E. Croft. Third-class: From Wellington— Misses 0. Nielsen and G. Woodruffe. Messrs. 0. Charnley, L. Dixon, Fooks, J. Grove. D. Hogg, F, Hughes, F, W/ Humphreys. A. Ings, Lee, anil N. M. Olsen. From other ports— Auckland 23, Palmerston North 2, Wnngauui 1, Nelson 1, Christchtirch 3, Timaru 5. and Dunedin 4. The Ruapehu is due at her destination about the 18th April. PERSONAL. Mr. H. Tozer, late of the Bm-rumbeet, has succeeded Mr. A. H. Cloke us secftnd officer of the Victoria. Mr Cloke has been granted six months,' leave of absence. Mr. J. Scales has rejoined the Victoria as chief engineer. Mr. W, F, Mulgan, chief engineer of the Ngatoro, has transferred to the Ngakuta in place of the guarantee engineer, who proceeds Home. ' ' Mr. H. McDougall, second engineer of the Ngakuta, has been promoted to the position of chief of the Ngutoro. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels will probably be within rattle of the undermentioned wireless stations to-nigiib :— Awanui : Maheno and Navua. Auck* l;iud: Waimana and Nairushire. Wellington: Victoria. Maori, Wainne, Moeraki, Mauh^anul, Kiiapelu, .Matatua, and Carpentaria. Chatham Islands: Star of India. THE HIMITANGI. A wireless message from the Chatham Islands states that the Himitangi sailed for Lyttelton at 6 o'clock last night. She is taking live stock to the southern port, and on discharge will return to the Islands to load fish for Wellington, coming to this port vta Lyttelton. In connection with the trade in which the Himitangi has been engaged durlug the last two trips, it is interesting to note that the first shipment of cattle from the Islands was made in the year 1846. . VANCOUVER SERVICE. Msvetnents of the liners engaged in theVancouver service are:— lt.M.S. *Jarama left Auckland Tor Vancouver on the 14th February; due there hist. Tuebday: sails again for New Zealand on the 18th March; due at Aucklaud on the 7th April. U.M.S. Niagara, due at AuekWuid from Vancouver, via Suva and Honolulu, on the Oth March; sails from Auckland on the return trip on the loth April. R.M.S. Mtvkttra, leaves Auckland for Vancouver on the 14th March, and is duo at her drstiuation on the 31st Marc*. The booking on bhis line has been particularly heavy, and all the outgoing ships will be full, KUMARA SAILS TO-MORROW. The departure of the steamer Kumara for London, via Rio de Janeiro, has been fixed lor daybreak to-morrow. — TURAKINA LEFT TENERIFFE. Bound from Wellington to London, via the usual way ports, the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Turakina arrived at Tenerillo on Monday last, and continued her voyage the same day. She left this port on the 25th January. TONGARIRO ARRIVES HOME, From Wellington, via way ports, the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Tongarlro arrived at Plymouth on Sunday last, and at London on Tuesday. The vessel sailed from here on the fitli January. According to present arrangements the Tongariro te to leave London about the end of next week for Wellington, via Auckland, ' LANGHOLM COMING TO LOAD. , A departure from Newcastle on Tuesday was the steamer Langholm. which has been chartered by the Shaw,,Savill. and Albion, Company to load wool in the Dominion for Home. Her fli'ot port of call will no Blulf, where she is j due on Sunday, She theu comes on to Wei- '. lington, being expected here on the 15th*: March, and subsequently proceeds to Auckland to complete. Final departure lor London will be taken from the northern port i about the beginuing of next month. , \ THODE FAGELAND AT HONGKONG. j Cable advices state that the Norwegian ' steamer Thode Fageland which possesses the distinction of being the first vessel to load a cargo of sugar at Fiji for China, arrived at 'Hongkong on the 28rd February. The Thode Fugeland was one of the many specially chartered vessels to bring a cargo of coal to Wellington. / " ! THE CARPENTARIA., | Due here either this evening or to-morrow mornintj from Melbourne to complete Homeward loading, the F, and H. Line's steamer Carpentaria will berth to-morrow at the Glasgow Wharf, She is scheduled to sail for Liverpool, via Monte Video, on Tuesday morning next. In continuation of her voyage from New York tn Wellington, via way port*, the (J.s\ and A. fjino'i Eti amor Argcnfels h to sail fiom Sydney on Suturdny for Auckland. Plh: is expected hero about fhe 22nd M.ircb The dismantling of tlin schooiwr Mayflower has been practically completed by the Blackball Coal Company, and tend'T 1 ' bavu been called for fitting her for use as <i Imlk. According to the Sydney Shipping List, tho Union Company's steamer Paloona is to enter the Sydney-Island trade, being llxed to l»nve the New South Wales port on the 25th ins!, with general merchandise for Fiji. Next Saturday the Taviuni, which took a lo»d of live bheep from the Chatham Islands to Lytteltoy, will call in at Wellington to land launches which i were used on the occasion, j She will then proceed to UUborae tp load j shcei) lor the gquth, " " J