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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 73, 23 September 1914, Page 6

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COLUMBIA RIVER, 21st September. Bailed—WinsloYf, for Dunedin. SYDNEY, 22nd September. Arrived—Manuka. (3.30 p.m,), from -Wellington, MBIiBODRNE, 23rd September, Arrived—Nerehana, from London. AUCKLAND, 22nd September. Sailed—Mokoia (5.10 p.m.), for southern ports; Bafcuooa (5.50 p,m.), for Westport; Isabella Dcfraine, schooner (2.5 p.m.), for Hokkinga. NAPIER, 22nd September. Sailed—Ngahere (9.16 p m.), for Wellington. WANGANI'I, 23rd September Arrived—Kapiti (8.40 arm.), from Wellington. NELSON. 23rd September. 'Arrived—Nikau (5 30 a in.) and Alexander (6;30 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Arahura (9.30 a.m.), for Picton and Wellington, TIMARO, 23rd Sepjemliar. 'Sailed—Kara/flea (8 am), for Wellington. KAIKOLiRA, 23rd September. Arrived—Wakatu (7 a in ), from Wellington. WKSTPOIif, 22ud September. Sailed—Pukaki (midnight), for Wellington. LYTTKLTON, 22nd September. Arrived—Eunice, from Havelock; Morning Light, from the Sounds; Opouri, from Tarakohe. Sailed—Kittt#a, for Greymouth; Kairaki (6.35 p.m.), for Wellington: Canopuh, for Westport; Star of Australia, for Oisborue. 23rd September, Arrived—Warrimoo (7.40 a.m.) and Maori (6.55 a in,), from Wellington, , To sail—Maori (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. OAMAKU, 22nd September, Sailed—John (midnight), for Wellington, DONIiDIN, 22nd September. Sailed—Westralia (3.55 p.m.), for Auckland, , via East Coast ports. Passengers for Wellington : Saloon—Mis* McDonald, Mits A. Newbold, Mi»B McDermid, Mr and Mrs P Coutts and 3 children, Mr Bunting, Dr. Oibb. PORT CHALMERS, 23rd September. Arrived—Kaikoura (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton, ULIMAROA, FROM SYDNEY, Heavy rain having delayed the Uliinuroa at Sydney on Saturday last, it was not uutil 10.30 o'clock labt night that the vessel arrived in Wellington. Bad weather, with heavy seas, was encountered throughout the trip, more particularly during the first day or two out from Sydney, when strong north-easterly winds made matters none too pleasant for the passengers. The vessel remained in the stream 'overnight, and came to a berth at the Queen's Wharf (inner tee) this morning, .where discharge of a large general cargo was commenced. This included a quantity of transhipments. The Ulimaroa sails for Lyttelton at 5 p.m, to-morrow, returning to Wellington on Saturday morning, and sailing at 3 p.m. that day for Sydney." SURREY DELAYED. According to a wirek"- 1? message received by the local agents for tho Federal and Shire Line the. Surrey, bound from Liverpool to Auckland and Wellington, via Newcastle, is meeting with heavy weather in the Tusinan Sea. In consequence she does not expect to reach Auckland until about noon to-monow. Her arrival at Wellington, for which port she hair 2200 tons of general cargo, should be made about the lat October. • DUMBEA, FOR MARSEILLES. Advice has been received locally that the departure of the Messageries Maritime liner Dumbea, from Sydney for Marseilles, has been ,i»str>qned-until,the ard October,

LOADING FOR HOME. A projected departure from Port Chalmers to-day was the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's liner Corinthic for Auckland, to continue Homeward loading The vessel subsequently comes on to Wellington to complete operations. Next month the Toinui will take the loading berth, and will also make tt call at Auckland preparatory to coming to Wellington to -1111 up. An expected arrival at Wellington to-mor-row is the Karamea. from Timaru. This vess>el is comiug to take in the final portion of her Home cargo. PERSONAL. Mr. J. Darroch, chief officer of the Ulimaroa, who has lately been acting master of the Moorabool, has rejoined the intercolonial liner. Mr. A. F. Liney joined the Ulimaroa at Melbourne as assistant pun>er. Mr. W. Walker has signed on the Ngakuta as second engineer. Mr. H. Huntly has succeeded Mr. W. D'Arcy as second officer of the Karma. Mr. C. Grant has signed on tho Karma as third engineer. It is now announced that the repairs being carried out to the Defender at Lyttelton will not be completed until the end of this week, when the vessel will sail for Wellington. While at Wellington this trip the Anchor Company's steamer Regulus, which arrived last night from Westport, will be placed on the Patent Slip for cleaning and painting.