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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 59, 11 March 1914, Page 6

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LONDON, 10th March. Arrived— Zealandic, from Auckland; Turn, kina and Tainui, from Wellington, via ports. PLYMOUTH, Oth March. Arrived— Turakina. from Wellington. CAPETOWN, Utli March. Opawa. from London, parsed j(.'st<y'da>, MONTH VIDEO. Oth March, Arrived— Hurunui. from Auckland. MELBOURNE, 10th March. The Orama's New Zealand iias-seiiKer^ include — .Messrs. Shennmi, Abraham, Savage, Armstrong, Murray, Oh en, Flrmin, Professor .J.ick, Dr. Herbert, the Kc\^. McKenna (2), Moore, Mcsdauies Sheiinan. Pearce, Abraham. Herbert, Owen, Seagal', Misses Irvine, Sliennan, Owen, Swainstoii, Taylor ; 32 third-class. AUCKLAND, lotli March, j Arrived — Kaituna (0."5 p.m.), from Westport. Sailed— Suffolk (3.20 p.m.). for Napier, Wellington, and Nelson : Monowai (5.20 p.m.), for southern ports; Navua, (8.30 p.m.), for Welling- j ton. Arrived— Niagara (6.60 p.m.), from Vancou- j ver and way ports. Pat-enqers : Saloon — For New Zealand: Mr ,r. (ioodfcllow, Mr and MKs Haydeii. Mr C. Barker, Mrs and Miss Car!'. Mi&s E. Stickney. Mrs Putnam, Mr Fnl2!sche. Mr and Mrs Gould-Dietz. Mr and Mrs H. Smith, Mr Porteous. Mr J. Hill, Miss 13. Greene, Mr and J Mrs Bates, Dr. Nealcy, Mr Message, Mrs Monc'toli. Mrs Argent and son, Air Ah Chee, Second saloon : Mr and Mrs Mallett, Mr U. C. Scott, Mr 11. A. Mitchell, Mr McKenney, Mr A. Finn, Mr W. Piper, Mr G. 11. Brov.u, Mr P. Devlin, Miss McDiarmid, Mr A. McFadyen, Mr Warren, >Mr F. S. Morton* Mr Garnctt; 17 third-class. Sailed— Cairnross (0.30 p.m.). for Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH, 10th March. Arrived— Kaiapoi (3 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Haratt a (8.30 p.m.). for OnehuiiKa. BLGNHISIM, 11th March. Arrived— Opawa (5.45 a.m.), from Wellington. NELSON, 11th March. Arrived— Nikau (5.45 a.m.) and Alexander (7.20 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Arahura (9.5 a.m.), for Picton and Wellington. AKAItOA, 11th March. Arrived— Amokura (0.30 a.m.), from WellingLYTTELTON, 10th March. Arrived-AVakatu (6.10 a.m.), from Kaikoura; Petorte (7.10 a.m.), from Timaru; Corinna (8.56 a.m.), from Timaru; Cygnet (6.30 p.m.), from Akrfroa. Sailed— Wakatu, for Kaikoura and Wellington; Opouri. for Greymouth; Corinna, for Wellington; Kamo, for Greymouth; Orari, for Timaru; Kakiura. for Nelson. 11th March. Arrived— Maori (6.45 a.m.) and AVestralia (8.10 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail— Maori («S.M p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIft. 10th March. Arrived— Ulimaroa (1.35 p.m.), from Melbourne via Hobart and Bluff. Sailed— lnvercargill (Z. 43 p.m.), for southern ports: ilaminui 11, auxiliary schooner, for Campbell Islands; Kotare (7 p.m.), for southern ports. Sailed— Victoria (2.20 p.m.), for Sydney, via East Coast ports and Auckland. Passengers : Saloon— For Wellington : Mrs A. Walker, Mrs Childs, Mrs Maddox, Mrd Wooife and child. BLUFF, 10th March. Sailed— Langholm (6 p.m.), for Wellington. BY WIKELBSS. 10th March. Banlfshire expects to arrive in Wellington On Satur lay. 11 Hi March. Uawkes Bay will arrive in Wellington at 4 p.m. to'duy. KAIKOURA AItP.IVES FROM LONDON. After an uneventful passage' from London, via ports, the New Zealand Shipping Cotn|)iin>'b steamer Kaikoura arrived in port about 9 o'clock last evening, and anchored in the stream. This morning at 8 o'clock she berthed at No. 1 south, Queen's Wharf. Throughout the whole voyage fine weather was experienced. The Vessel sailed from London on the 22nd January, moderate southerly winds being met with on the run to ToncritVe, where she arrived on the 28th. She sailed direct for Hobart the same day. Moderate winds -were experienced to the Cape of Good Hope, which point was passed on thel3th February, and moderate S.W. and N,\V. winds were experienced, across the Southern Ocean. Hobart was reached at 0.41 a.m. on the 6th March, and after landing six passengers and 900 tons of cargo departure for Wellington was taken at 11.24 a.m. on Friday last. A good passage was made across tlie Tastnan Sea, Farewell Spit being passed at 11.30 a.m. yesterday. The vessel arrived here as above. No passengers were brought for New Zealand, and after berthing this morning discharge of 1024 packages of parcel post and 5900 tons of c/irgo was commenced. Upon completion she proceeds to Lyttelton to put out 2300 tons of cargo. j Captain A, W. McfCellar. R.N.U.. is in com- ' mand, and has the foJ'owmg olllci'i's:— 'Messrs. R. R. Ncale (chief), F. P. Hnins (second). H. M. Wood (third), CB. Lumb (fourth). Engineers—Mr W. Brown (chief;, Mr D. Grey (second), Mr \V. Fouhy (third). Mr.L. McLellan (lourlh), Mr Boyd Scot* (fifth). Mr Z. Belt (sixth); Mr C. Dixon (chief refrigerating engineer), Mr H, Mays (second refrigerating civ gineer). Mr D. Evans is steward-in-charge, and Dr. Davis is surgeon. PERSONAL, Captain P. C. Uoss. lato of the Tulune, has been appointed to the position of wharfinger for the Union Company at fXinedin. Captain Fletcher, late chief officer of the Willochra. has taken command of the Talune. Mr. Evans, late purser of the Kowhai, has resigned from the Union Company's service. Mr. C, Taylor, chief engineer of the Kaiapoi, proceeded from Napier to Auckland for orders. Mr. J. Imerson. who came to New Zealand ! as guarantee engineer Of the Jfgakuta. is to proceed Home in the Ofari. }>\x. W, F. Mutgan, late of the Ngatoro, is now chief engineer on the Ngakuta. IN WIRELESS RANGE. The following bteamers should be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— A waiiui: Maheno, Atua, Makura, and Maitai. Auckland: Niagara, Tahine, Navua, Maitai, Nalrnshire, and Argenfels. Wellington : Victoria, Westralia, Ulimaroa, Maitai, Maori, Wahine, and Carpentaria. HURtJNUI AT MONTE VIDEO. Homeward bound, the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Hurunui called at Monte Video on Monday last. She» sailed from Auckland for London on the 18th February. TURAKINA AT PLYMOUTH. From Wellington, via way ports, the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Turakina arrived at Plymouth on Monday last. She cleared tliis port on the 231h January for London. OPAWA REPORTED. Information has been received that the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Opawa, en route from London to Dunedin, passed the Cape of Good Hope on Sunday last. The vessel sailed from London on the 12th February, and is due at Dunedin about tke end of this month. LANOIIOLM DUE TO-MORROW, The steamer Laiigholm. which is runnjng uuder charter to the Shaw. Savill, and Albion Company, sailed from Blulf last evening for Wellington to continue Homeward loading. She is due liei'e to-morrow, and after lifting the local portion will proceed to Auckland to complete. THE SYDNEY BOAT. The Union Company steamer Manuka arrived in Welltuitloii from Sydney direct at 8 o'clock tliis morning, and an hour and a half later, when prntic(ue had been granted, berthed at No. 1 north. Queen's Wharf. The vessel left the New South Wales port just before 1 o'clock on Saturday last, and the trip across tho Tasman was beautifully tine and quite uneventful. There was not a very large number of passengers aboard. To-morrow, at C p.m., the Manuka will sail for Melbourne, via south- . el'li ports and Hobart. The Arahura left Nelson at 0 o'clock this morning for Wellington.