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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 75, 30 March 1914, Page 6

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SYDNEY, 28th March. Sailed— Willochra (11.45 p.m.), for Welling- ■ ton; Imverklp. for Auckland. MKMJOUUXK, 2Mh March. Arrived — Maungunui, irom Blufl and Ilobart. ATCKLAND, 28th March. Sniled-~Mnltni (2.16 p.m.), for southern port* : Rosamond (1.40 p.m.), for 'CJisbortie ; Hvktxki, (9.10 p.n*,), for Napier, Wellington, ami L>ttelton. l 20tl( M, t rch. Arrived— Riverina (11 a.m.). from Sjdney; Victoria (0.30 p.m.), from i-outhcrn ports. Sailed— Star of Vietorl.i (0.15 a.m.), for Napier and Wellington. UISBOMNE, 2l)th March Sailed— Regulus (0 a.m.), foT WclliliKtoli. WANGANI/r, 28tll March. Arrived— Kapiti (7.5(1 a.m.), from Wellington. FOXTON. i'Ofch March. Arrived— Awahou (10,30 a.m.). from Wellington. WISSTPORT. 20th March. Arrived— Kurow (4.20 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Mangupopil (0.20 ii.m.), for Wellington UltfiYMOtmi, 2SUi March. Arrived — Xgakuta (10 p.m,}, from Wellington ?9th Miin-h. Arrived— Holmdale (7 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Ngakuta (0.20 a.m.), for Wellington. LYTTISLTON, ,ZBth March. 1 Arrived— Surrey ' (6.35 a.m.), from Tltnaf 11 : Wanteinnta (7.5 a.m.), from Tim.iru ; .H>hn Anderson (3 p.m.), from Akaroa: Himitallgi (10.45 l>.m.)< from Chatham ldlundy. Sailed— Cygnet (8.10 p.m.). for Knikoura; Eakanoa, (11.25 p.m.), Tor Timaruj Kamo (11.30 p.m.), for Dunedin. 20th March. Arrived— Canopus (10 a.m.)} from Westport; Miiorl U0.15 a.m.), from Wellington; Breeze, from Tiniaru; Petone, from Waiigunui. Sailed— Hawkes Bay (4.40 a.iiu), for Wellington; Nait'iishlre (0.15 a.m.), for Avonmouth; Wuuaku (H. 30 a.m.), for Oahiarii. • ' aoth March. To sail— Maori (8.20 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN, 23th March. Arrived — Ulimaroa (4 p.m.), .from Sydney, via Wellington and Lyttelton; Invcrcargill (0.50 p.m.), from southern ports. ■ 29th March. Arrived— Monowai (9.18 a.m.).ifroiii Auckland, via Kast Coast ports. Sailed— lllimiu'oa (3.45 . p.m.). for Melbourne, viu Bluir and Hobart. POUT CKALMfiRS, 29th March, Sailed-H.M.S. Philomel (8 a.m.), for Wellington, VOLGA EN ROUTE. En route to London, the tramp steamer Volga arrived at Monte Video on 'the 21st inst. The vessel came to New Zealand with case oil from New York, and was chartered to load wool by the New Zealand Shipping Company. She left Auckland on the 25th February. PROCEEDING BY TIIE RANGATIRA. The salobn passengers hooked by the Shaw, Savitl, and Albion Company's steamer Rangatiru, which sails for London, via ports, this afternoon, arc: — Misaes C. Heine, M. Pratt, and H. Wolff, Mi's Dwyer. and Messrs ftobt. Dwyer. H. Shapley, and ,f. I?. Wolff. They are all booked from Wellington. TJie third-class passengers from Wellington are:— Misses E. Bush, 'it. Dudley, Fletcher, M. and B. Hill, M. C. R. Read, M\ E.. A. P., and ft. S. Robinson, and C. Zingaropoli, Mesdames Armstrong, Bean.isley, L. Birkhartishaw, Dudley, E. J. Fletcher. *tV. Fraser, A. Hsirrold, M. M. Hill, Mellor. M. E. Robinson. Zitmbra, and Zingaropoli, Mesws D, Armstrong, Win. Ueamtley. J. Brown. 0. W. Dudley. W. Fraser. Gough. P. and J. C. Harrold. P. Lingard, C. W. Mellor. D. Moore, C. C. uud H. A. Prtdeaux, E. A. Robinson, G. H. Smith. C. T. AVitson, and O. and F. Zingnropoli, Masters Dudley, 3, nai'rold, Zambra, and C. Zinguropoli. From other ports :— Auckland. 13; Gisborne, 1: Napier, 2; Nelson, 1; Greytnouth, 4: Christcnurch, 7; Oamani, 1; Dunedin, 5; and Invercargill, 4. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following steamers should be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night;— Awantri: Riveritm and Willochra. Wellington: Westralia. Muitai, Wiflochra, Wahine. and Maori. Chatham Islands : Nairnshire. Awarmi : Manuka .and t'limitfoa. Auckland : Riverina. ECHO'S LEW GTHY TRIP. Strong adverse wlntis in Cook Strait were responsible for the long passage of the auxiliary scow Echo, which arrived in port at S p.m. on Saturday from Hokitika. She sailed from the West Coast port at ltf.Bo a.m. on the 13th March, and after v good ron up the coast Farewell Spit was rounded feist Thursday week. For nine days south-caaterSy tvWids. together with unfavourable tteat.her, were encountered, and prevented any progress. She has on botird n full cargo of timber, which will be discharged at the Clyde-quay Wharf. THE PAXEHA. Due at Auckland on Wednesday next from London, via Capetown, ffiie Shaw, Savill, ahd Albion Company s steamer' Pakelnt will discharge 7000 tons of t'Hi'Ko there hefore coining on to Wellington. She is expected here about the Oth April. INVERKIP LEFT SYDNEY. En route from New York to Wellington, the A. and A. Line's chartered steamer Inverklp sailed fiom Sydney on Saturday lust for Auckland, where she is due on Thursday. Her arrival here should be made about the (ith April. PERSONAL. Mr. Swede, chief engineer of the Awahou, came ashore on Saturday, and Mr. P. Harrower joined the vessel as second engineer. Mr. a. Brown is at present relieving Mr. A. P. Leutz as mate of the Blenheim. HIMITANGI AT LYTTELTON. All anxiety us to the safety of the steamer Himitaugi has been set at rest by the vessel's ai rival at Lyttelton late on Saturday night. It is expected that the vessel will leave the southern port to-night, and arrive here tomorrow afternoon or evening. HAWKES BAY' 3 DEPARTURE. The departure for London of the Tyser liner Hawkes Bay has been fixed for noon to-mor-row. The Arahura arrived at Westport from Wellington, via Usual ports, at 9 o'clock lust night, and left at 2.30 o clock this morning for Greymouth. She returns to Wellington on Wednesday night. Duo here from northern ports to-mori'ow, the Maitai has about 473 tons of cargo to discharge before sailing for Lyttelton and Dunedin. The Rakanoa is due here on Thursday next to take in a load of sheep at Petone for Lyttelton. Taking the usual run of the Taviuni, the Pukaki will sail from Dunedin next Thursday for O.imaru, Tlmaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, New Plymouth, and the West Coast. She is due here next Sunday, and -vt ill sail again on Monday next. Continuing her voyage from London to Wellington the Tyser Line's new liner Star of Victoria sailed from Auckland for Napier yes1 terday morning. She Is due here about the end of this week. Bound for Avonmouth. via Las Palmas, the Federal and Shire Line's steamer Nairnshire sailed from Lytteltou early yesterday morning, Messrs. Johnston and Co., Ltd., advise that the P. and O. Company's steamers on the Australian Line will include Ttingicr as v port of cull. This additional port of call will bo made by the Homeward bound steamers after touching at Gibraltar, und on the outward passage will be performed before arrival at Gibraltar. The F. and S. Line's steumcr Buteshire Is now expected to get away from Auckland today in continuation of her voyage from Liverpool to Wellington. She is due here on Thursday next. The Arapawa will not arrive back here from Lyttelton until to-morrow, and she is to be despatched for Gisborne tho same day.