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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 77, 1 April 1914, Page 6

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LONDON, 30th March. Sillied— ladrabarah, for Australian and New Keaiaod port*. lIVBBpooLi mb „„„„. Sa.iled-">liffliro. Tor AustralTdn and New Zealand ports. FRBMANTLE , 3lßt Uardl . Al'l'lved-»Oronte?» ttom London.

MELBOURNE, 3lst March. The Malwa's New Zealand passengers include:—Mr. Gyles, Mrs, Dalrymple, and Miss Dlckeson. Ist April. Sailed— Romx, for Auckland, HOBABT, 31st March. Arrived—Hemuera, from London. SYDNEY, 31st March. Arrived— Lindstol, barque, from Wangauui; Moana, from Wellington. NEWCASTLE, 31st March. Sailed— Melbourne, for Wellington. Ist Anril. Sailed— Kaitangata, for New Plymouth. SUVA, Ist April. Arrived— Tofua, from Sydney. AUCKLAND, 31st March. Sailed— Victoria (4.15 p.m.), for southern Pt " S ' NEW PLYMOUTH, 31st Mar6h. Arrived— Flora (0.30 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Uarnu a (8.20 p.m.). for Onehuuga. NAPIER, 31st March. Arrived— Westralla (2.40 p.m.), from WellingWESTPORT, 31st March. Arrived— Earamu (4.20 p.m.), from Wellington LYTTELTON, 31st March. Arrived— John Anderson (2.20 a.m.), with Cygnet in tow, and Wakatu (S.lfl a.m.). from Kaikoura; Kairaki, from Foxton; Eunice (li p.m.), from Havelock. Sailed— Canopus, for Westport. Ist April. Arrived— Maori' (6.40 a.m.) and Maitai (7.5 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail— Maori (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN, 31st March. Arrived— Wauaka (0.20 a.m.), from Oamaru; Pukakl (3 p.m.), from Westport. Sailed— lnvercargill (4 p.m.), for lnvercargill. Sailed— Monowai (4 p.m.), for Auckland, via East Coast ports. Passengers for Wellington : Saloon— Miss M. Downic, Mr Mitchell, Mr Williuras. PERSONAL. Captain Ritchie, of the Mapourika, has been appointed to succeed Captain Lambert in the Charge of the Arahura. Captain Lambert retires from the Union Company's service from to-morrow. Captain Holmes, of the Komata, will take command of the Mapourika, and Captain Irwin joins the Komata. Captain W. J. Burns, who was master of the Himitangi, has resigned his position, and Captain E. H. Day has been appointed as his successor. Captain Day has lately been acting master of the vessel. CORINTfIIC LEFT CAPETOWN. En route from London to Wellington, via Tenerifle, Capetown, and Hobarfc, the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's fi.M.S. Corinthic continued her voyage from the South African port on Friday lasT. She sailed from the Home port on the 7th March, and is therefore flow running ahead of her time-table. Her arrival here should be made about the 20th April. TAKEN BY THE NAfRNSHIRE. Sailing from Lyttelton last Sunday for Avonmouth, the P. and S. steamer Nairnshire look the following cargo from Wellington, in addition to that loaded at several other ports'. — For Glasgow— 42B crates cheese, 1000 carcases frozen meat, 310 quarters beef, 117 sacks meat, 392 bags beef, 102 bags mutton, 2SIOO cases meat, 400 casks tallow, 3 cases meat extract, 33 casks casings. For Liverpool— 63B crates cheese, 28,678 carcases frozen meat, 72 bags sundries, 176 packages kidneys, 88d legs mutton, 34 bags mutton, 394 quarters lamb, 91 sacks sundries, 156 cases meats. For Avonmouth— 2734 crate 3 cheese, 3046 boxes butter, 500 carcases lamb, 158 quarters beef, 1 case boot samples. COMING BY THE REMUEHA. Due here on Sunday next, the New Shipping Company's steamer Remuera is brinKing the following saloon passengers :— Misses E. E. Binney, E, S. Cain, A. Clements, W. A. Cleveland, M. Croly, C. Fisher, D. J.. and B. M. Gibson, C. Gosset. R. M. Hay, D. M. Hayhurst, J. G. Jameson, O. Clarke, Johnson, N. E. McMastcr. V, D. Pitts, E. K. Stapley, K. E. Twining. F. Whltcombe, and T. Williams, Mesdames fl. Bamber, G. Binney, I. V. Catchpole, Clark, C. Croly, Gibson and nurse, Hayhurst and nurse, Hutchens, J. A. Inglis, S. Jackson, Clarke Johnson, V. I. Karbe, 13. K. Lobb, N. Macadam, A. V. Pitts, Ross, L. Rowley. Steele, Stowe, Sutcliife, G. H. Williams, and F. Worsley, Drs. G. G. Gibson and R. A. Wilson, Messrs J. P. Adam, W. J, Alfrey, J. G. Anderson, 11. X, Binney, W. L. Blacklock, G. Burrell, T. Casserley, R. D, Clark, H. A, Cooper, O. H. Griffin, T. W. Hart, A. W. Hay, J. F. Hayhurst, J. C. Holm, W, flutchens, S. Clarke Johnson. C, A. Johnstone, W. J. Keel, A. Mackenzie, H. D. Mackenzie, W, Miller, T. Mulcahy, K. R. Murray, R. C. Ogram, R. J. Robbie, W. Ross, 13. Skeet. H. Steele, E. 0. Stewart, W. G. Stubbingtou, W. Sutcliffe, R. Webby, O. Westbury, H. S. Whltcombe, W. F. Whitehorn. F. P, Wilson, T. Wunderlich, and A. Yule. Masters \V. H. and R. C. Catchpole, F. D. Gibson, J. C, and R. G. Hayhurst, B. Lobb, and W. H, Pitts. HAWKES BAY'S CARGO. Following is a list ofwthe Wellington cargo taken to London by the liner Hawkes Bay, which sailed yesterday ;— 3816 sacks wool, 1047 casks tallow, 351 casks pelts, 300 casks casings, 787 sacks pears, 28,208 carcases mutton, 18,287 carcases lamb, 280 crates kidneys, 26.868 legs mutton, 1000 quarters beef. The Hawkes Bay also loaded at Wanganui, Napier. Gisborne, Auckland, and Lytteltou, and was a full ship when she sailed. THE STAR OF VICTORIA. According to latest advices, the new Tyser steamer Star of Victoria is due in Wellington from London next Saturday. She has a quantity of Home cargo to put out at this port, but providing she is allotted a suitable berth, Hdhieward louding will commence immediately on arrival. The ferry steamer Wahine will be docked at Lyttelton to-morrow morning for cleaning. The steamcf Waimea is now due here next Friday from Tarakohe, via Nelson and Picton. She will sail the same day for Nelbon and tho West Coast. The Tyser liner Nerehana was due at Melbourne yesterday, en route to New Zealand ports, via Sydney. She is expected here about the end of April. The Kurow will sail for Westport to-night, but the Poherua and Kauri will not get away for the Coast until to-morrow. It is expected tnat the Shaw, Savlll, and Albion Company's steamer Matatua wilt get away for London at daybreak to-morrow. Advice has been received by the local agents for the Melbourne Steamship Company that the steamer Melbourne left Newcastle on Monday afternoon for Wellington. She is bringing •a cargo of coal to be put out at Miramar for the Gas Company, The vessel should arrive here on Saturday next. The New Zealand Shipping Company's s.s. Rakaia U now at 'i'okomaiu Bay, where she continues her Homeward loading. The vessel completes her cargo at Napier, Wellington, and Lyttelton, and sails from the latter port for London, Hull, and Newcastle. An exchange reports that the British ship Moeravon (ex John Cooke), 1758 tons, which left Callao on the sth October of last year for Portland (O.), lias been posted missing. Captain Lediugham was in command. In order to meet the convenience of passengers visiting Auckland during Easter, it has been arranged that the Rar.iwa, will leave Onehunga on Wednesday, Bth April, for New Plymouth, instead of at the usual time on the Thursday She will arrive at the Taranaki port on Thursday morning, Oth April, and will leavo on the return trip the same evening, Arriving back at Onehunga on Good Friday morning, loth April. Cable advice has been received stating that the Melaneslan Mission steamer Southern Cross arrived ut Norfolk Island on Sunday from Auckland. The vessel left on Wednesday afternoon last on her periodical visit to the mission stations in the various Island groups. Advice has been received from London stating that the Council of the International Shipping Federation has asked the constituent associations to consider the question of laying up ;t proportion of their ships with a view to improving freight rates.