BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, 6th April.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 82, 7 April 1914, Page 6

BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, 6th April.

Sailed— Niagara (11 a.m.), for Auckland. 7th April. Sailed— 'lhumata, for New Zealand. "AUCKLAND, 6th April, Arrived— Navua (6,10 p.m.), from Tonga, Sa,|moa. and Fiji. Sailed — Maheno (0.30 p.m.), for Sydney. 7th April. Arrived— Marama (7.18 a.m.), from Vancouver, via Honolulu and Suva. NEW PLYMOUTH. 6th April, Arrived— Kaitangata (noon), from Newcastle. 7th April. Arrived— Rarawa (3.30 a.m.), from Onehunwa. PATEA, 7th April. Amved—Mana (7,6 a.m.) and Haw era (7.10 'a. >n.), from Wellington. WANGANUI, 7th April. Arrived— Storrabird (7.G a.m.), from Wellington. FOXTON, 7th April. Sailed— Queen of the South (5 a.m.), for Wellington. BLENHEIM. 7th April. Arrived— Opawa (4.30 a.m.) and Blenheim (4.30 a.m.), from Wellington, PICTON, Oth April. Arrived— Pateena (4.45 p.m.), from Wellington. NELSON, 7th April. Arrived — Pateena (1.40 a.m.), from Pieton; Kaitoa (7.30 a.m.), from Wellington. KAIKOURA, Oth April. Arrived— Wakatu (3.30 p.m,), from Wellington GREYMOUTH, 7tll April. Arrived— Poherua (B' a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Ngakuta (7.30 "a.m.) and Kini (7,30 _a.mj, for Wellington. LYT'fELTON, 6th April. Sailed— Cygnet, for Akaroa; Arapawa, for Wellington; Catiopus, for Westport. 7th April, Arrived— Wahine (6.60 a.m.), from Wellington To anil— Wahine (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN, 6th April, Sailed— Storm (4.50 p.m.), for northern ports; Waimate (j.30 p.m.), for Ontmtru. BLUFF, 6th April. Sailed— Willochra (0 p.m.), for Hobart and Melbourne. BY WIRELESS, Oth April. Moeraki will arrive at Wellington 7 a.m. Wednesday. PERSONAL. Mr. A, Duff yesterday joined the Pateena as purser, relieving Mr. O. W. Mander, who cume ashore on holiday leave. Captain Bone, marine superintendent for the New Zealand Shipping Company, was a passeuger from the South by the Maori this morning. As he Is to enter into business in Sydney, Captain 11. 11. Blnney. recently in command of the Atua, nas resimietl from the Union Company's servicj. Captain A. Carson, master of the Malta!, came ashore yesterday, and Captain C. McLean took command of the vessel. Mr. t>. McDonald Is chief olflcer of the Maitai, having succeeded Mr. R. 3. Reeves, who Is to take up a similar position 011 th 6 Warrimoo, which a to be recommissioned. Mr. J. Bruce is acting chief officer of the Wairufla during Mr. T. V. Hill's absence on holiday leave. Mr, D. Gardner has slgued on tho Mapoufika articles as second oflJcer,

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following steamers should be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night: — Awanui: Maheno, Talunc, Mamma. Navua, and Niagara. Auckland : Mabeuo, Talune, and Moeraki. Wellington: Maitai, Wahine, Moeraki, Navua, Maori, Victoria, and Westralia. Awarua: Mauuganui, Willochra. WIRELESS ntOJl THE MOERAKI. The Postal anllioritle*. have betn advised that the Moeraki— this week's direct hteanipr from Sydney to Wellington — will make port about 7 o'clock to-moVrow morning. She viill berth at thu Queen's Wharf, probably about half-past 8 o'clock. WAIMANA LEFT MONTE VIDEO. Homeward bound from Wellington the Shaw, Savill. and Albion Company's steamer Waimnna. continued her voyage from Monte Video on the evening of Thursday last, the 2nd April. Mic sailed from this port on the 13th March, and is due at London about the 24th April. TO LOAD AT NE\y YORK. It is announced that the steamer Holzenfels is to load at New York early next month for Australian and New Zealand ports. The ves•ie? iss to take the loading berth on the 6th May, and will run under the auspices of the | Um'ted States and Australasia Steamship Company. DELPHIC ARRIVES HOME. Advice lws been received by cable that the Shaw, Sa-vill, and Albion Company's, liner Delphic arrived at Loildon from Lyttelton, via Monte Video, on tho morning of Saturday last, after a voyage of 40 .Says. Thu ve^«el is scheduled to sail again from the Home port for Auckland, Wellington, and Tlmaru about the middle of this month. j TANNENFELS LEFT NEW YORK. Advice has been received locally to the effect that the 17,8. and A. steamer Tannenfeh was despatched from New York on the 28th March. Sim has a full cargo for Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton, and Duuedin, and is due here about the middle of June. NERGHANA AT MELBOURNE. Messrs. Bannatyne nnd Company have received a cable btating that the C. and D. liner Nerehana arrived at Melbourne on Friday last from London after a passage of 44 days. The vessel comes on to Wellington, via Sydney and Auckland, and is due here about the end of th& month. HOLLINGTON ARRIVES ADELAIDE. The steamer Hollington, running under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company, arrived at Adelaide last Friday from St. John (Newfoundland). She will subsequently come out to New Zealand ports, after calling at Melbourne and Sydney, and«is due. here aDout the 20th April. Owing to the rough state of the bar, the Arahtira was unable to set into Greymouth yesterday, and, after wailing outside for some time, returned last night to Wc-stport. She Is to leave Westyort at C o'clock this evening for Wellington. The Defender was fixed to leave Hokitika to-day for Wellington, and will return to the Coa&C on Thursday. Colliers from. Greymouth are due to arrive at Wellington as follow ;--Kine to-morrow, Po* liertia early on Thursday, and Rakanoa Saturday morning. The local office of the Union Company has been advised that the R.M.S.'Aorangl. which left San Francisco at 10 p.m.- on Thursday last for Papeete and ' Rarotonga, is bringing 15 passengers in all classes for New Zealand. Her cargo to be landed here comprises 445 tons of general, including 40,000 suWflcial feet of timber, in addition to the usual consignment of Island fruit. She' is due here on the 25th April. The Nikau made a special daylight excursion to Wellington yesterday, bringing 83 returning hop-pickers from Motueka. The vessel had a fairly good trip across Cook Strait. In consequence of the Karamea bar being unworkable the Mangapapa could not load there this trip, and instead of coming back to Wellington, she took a qargo from Westport to New Plymouth, where she arrived yesterday. From the latter port she will probably go to Tarakohe. On her next trip to the Chatham Islands the Himitangi will probably sail from this port on Saturday week, the 18th inst. She is to proceed via Lyttelton. Bound from London to Queensland ports, the F. and S. Line'H steamer Norfolk continued her voyage from Colombo on the 14th March. When she has completed discharge she is to t'akethe May loading in New Zealand for Boston and New York. •The departure of the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Kaikoura from Wellington foL' London, via ports, is lixed for 11 a.m. on Thursday next. The Norwegian barque Remonstrant, which recently arrived at Sydney from Buenos Aires, is now cv route to Westport, where she will load coal for the South Sea Islands. The Union collier Waihora is at present on the loading berth at Newcastle, and will sail for Wellington some time this ¦neck. Not having received telegraphed instructions at Castlepoint, the Kami arrived in port unexpectedly yesterday. She was immediately despatched for Tarakohe to load cement for Napier. Tho Union Company's training ship Aparima was to have left Calcutta last Thursday for the four principal New Zealand ports. She is due here early ii^May. With 2000 tons; of coal from Newcastle, the Melbourne Steamship Company's steamer Melbourne arrived in port on Sunday night. She remained in the stream overnight, and came to a berth at the Railway Wharf yesterday to commence discharge of half of her shipraeut. The remainder is to be landed at Miramar. v