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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 78, 2 April 1914, Page 6

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LONDON. Ist April. Arrived — Mukarin! and Whakntaue, from Wellington ; Hurutiui, from Auckland. MELBOURNE, Ist April. Sailed— Jlnunganui, for tlobsirt and Blull. SUVA, Ist April. Arrived— Tofua. from Sydney. SYDNEY, Ist April. SaJ.led— Mabeno (4.43 p.m.). for Auckland. AUCKLAND, Ist April. Arrived— Pakeha (7 p.m.), fiom London, via Capetown. 2nd April. Arrived— Pnkeha (7 a.m.), from London. ■ ' NAPIER, 2nd April. Arrived— Ripple (4.30 a.m.), from Wellington. , FOXTON,. 2nd April, ftileen of the South did not sail. PICTON. Ist April. Arrived — Arapawa (7 p.m.), from Wellington. 2nd April. Arrived— Pateena (9 p.m. yesterday), from Wellington. NELSON. 2nd April. Arrived— Pateenn (7.40 v.m.), from Wellington and Picton. To sail— 'Pateena (S p.m.), for Wellington. KAIKOUKA, 2nd April. Sailed— Waknlu (10 v.m.), for AVellington. LYT'f ELTON, Ist- April. Arrived — Petone (8.60 a.m.), from Timuru ; Suffolk (3.30 p.m.). from Waltam. "Sailed— aiuitai (4.30 p.m.), for Dtmedin/ Kniraki, for Picton; Wakatti, for Kulkouru : Petone, for Napier. 2nd April. Arrived— Walline (0.45 a.m.) and Clan Mat heson (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Monowai (0.6 vn.rn.), for Wellington To sail— Walilne (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington TIAIAttU, Ist April. Sailed— Piakanoa (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington. POUT CHALMfifiS, Ist April. , Sailed— Waipori (7 p.m.), for Sydney. 2nd April. Arrived— Opawa (8.25 a.m.), from London. DUNEDIN, l&t April. Arrived-^liotare (4.30 a.m.); from Catlins; Manuka (6.30 a.m.), from Melbourne, Uobart, and Bluff. Sailed— "Manuka (4.30 p.m.), for Sydney, via Lyttelton and Wellington. Passengers for Wellington : Saloon- Cafftain A. I), Blair, Mr Thomson, Miss Broad. Mis« Thomas, Miss Sutherland, Mrs Lawlatid and infant, Miss Wire. PERSONAL. Mr. D. Cameron, lecoud officer of the Mapourika, came ashore at Wellington yesterday. Mr. 0. Kull, purser of the Monowai, went ashore at Dunedin for. orders, and Mr C. C. Marshall, purser of the Wanaka, filled the vacancy. Mr. 1?. A. Williams, purser of the Arahura, has been appointed to the Monowai in a similar capacity, and Mr. Marshall transfers to the Arahura. For one trip, however, Mr. A. Duff, late of the Karitane, will act as purser of the Arahura. EEMUEBA DUE NEXT MONDAY. According to cable advice received by the New Zealand Shipping Company, the Pvemuera was to have left Hobart for Wellington at (I O'clock this morning. Providing the vessel got away to time, she should arrive here about 10 o'clock on Monday evening next. She is bringing a large number of passengers, including many immigrants. There are considerably over 300 travelling In the third-class. KUMARa" RGPOPtTED. The local agents for the Shaw, Savlll, and Albion Company yesterday received cabled advice stating that the Kumara left Eio de Janeiro on the evening of Monday last in continuation of her voyage from Wellington to London. She sailed from this, port on the 6th March, and is clue at ucr destination about the 18th April. .WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. " The following steamers should be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations this evening :— Awanui : Maheno. Auckland : Westralia. Wellington: Victoria, Manuka. Maori, Wahine, Matatua, Athenic, and Star of Victoria. Awarua: Remueru. Chatham Islands? Nairnshire. Rangattro, and Haivkes Bay. • WILLOCHRA ARRIVES LATE. The Union Company's chartered steamer Willochra did not. leave Sydney until 11 o'clock last Saturday night, consequently she was late in arriving nt Wellington yesterday. The vessel did rtJt make port until half-past 3 in the afternoon, and after medical inspection in the strerm. berthed at No. 4, Queen's Wharf. The Willochra enjoyed an exceptionally fine run across the Tasman, the sens being smooth practically- all the way. Before sailing for Melbourne, via southern ports and Uobart, at 5 o'clock this evening, the vessel will discharge over 600 tons of genera! cargo. , CLAN MATHESON'S LOADING PRO- \ OHAMME. When the Clan Matheson has completed discharge of her cargo of jarrah at Lyttelton, at which port she arrived to-day from Wellington, she will commence loading for the United Kingdom, From Lyttelton she goes to Timaru, and will probably make a call at Picton before coming on to Wellington to complete. MAKARINI ARRIVES HOME. By arriving at London on Tuesday last from Wellington, the Tyser liner Makarini has added another fast passage to her credit, having completed the voyage in forty days. The vessel sailed from this port on the 10th February. MIMIRO COMING FROM LIVERPOOL. Bound for Wellington, via Auckland, the steamer Mimifo sailed from Liverpool on Monday last. Her arrival here should be made about the 22nd May. INDRABARAH LEFT LONDON. Cabled adviyj from London states that the Tyser line's steamer lndrabarah sailed from there on Monday last, for Wellington, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier. She should make an appearance here about the Bth June. NEW ORIENT LINER ORMONDE. News has come to hand that it has been decided to name the new 15,000-ton Orient liner "Ormonde,",, and not "Orient" or "Odatna" as was at iirst expected. The vessel Is now under construction ut Clydebank, and she "ill be ready towards the end'of next year. Herdimensions will be ;— Length, 000 ft; breadth, 66ft j depth, 44ft. She will lfave a cruiser etern. HOLLINGTON'S LATEST CHARTER. Among the -latest' charters announced is the steamer Hollington, now on her way from St. John to Wellington, via ports, under the auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Company. When she has completed discharge she is to proceed to Paagoumene to load ore for the United States. Repairs to the boiler tubes on the Clan Macdonald were completed yesterday, and the vessel was moved from Clyde-quay ' Wharf to the King's Wharf to complete loading. She will sail on Sunday next for Dunkirk, Blumenthal, and London, via Suez, taking a full cargo of wool. The Union collier Kaitangatn left Newcastle yesterday laden with coal for discharge at New Plymouth, Picton, and Wellington. The vessel will call at the various ports in the order mentioned. The Corinna is to leave New Plymouth on Saturday next for Wellington, and after discharging her dairy produce will sail on Monday next for Duncdiu direct. She will sail from Dunedin next Wednesday for Wellington, via Oarnaru, Timaru, and Lyttelton, leaving here the following Tuesday for Nelson and New Plymouth, thence going to Pictou to load for Onehunga. i Every effoTt is being made to despatch the Star of Scotland to Brisbane to-morrow afternoon. Owing to the alleged unsatisfactory arrangements made by the Railway Department to bring In meat from Petone, her exact sailing time is uncertain. The Star of Victoria will arrive in Wellington at daylight on Saturday morning, and will berth at the King's Wharf. Homeward louding operations will be commenced immediately. The Kini arrived at Oreymouth early this morning to load for Wellington. She 'la due here Saturday evening.