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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 122, 19 November 1914, Page 6

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LONDON, 18th November Arrived— Woodburn, from Valparaiso; C.J.S., 'from Port Louis; Winderoo, from Singapore , Sailed— Regln, for Wellington MELBOURNE, 18th November . Arrived— Wimmera, from Wellington, via Hobart AUCKLAND, 19th November Arrived— Moorabool (0.26 a.m.), from Newcastle WANGANUI, 18th November Arrived— Stormbird (8.10 p.m.) and Breeze „(8.40 p.m.), from Wellington 19th November •■ Arrived— Kapitl (9.30 a.m.) and Kapuni (8 5 a.m.), from Wellington GISBORNE, 18th November Arrived— lhumata (8 p.m.), from Newcastle ~* NAPIER, 19th November Arrived— Ripple (C.15 a.m.), from Wellington Sailed— Star of Scotland (8.30 p.m. yesterday), for Wellington ' PICTON, 18th November Arrived— Wapourika (10.15 p.m.), from Wellington BLENHEIM, 19th November Arrived— Opawa (7.30 a m.), from Wellin»t NELSON, 19th November Arrived— Mapourika (10.15 a.m.), from Picton and Wellington ud PUPONGA, 19th November -,- Sailed— A wahou (9.15 a.m.), for Wellington LYTTELTON, 18th November Sailed— Mana (6.50 p.m.), for Wellington 19th November Arrived— Wahine (7.25 a.m.) and Manuka (7 45 a.m.), from Wellington * To sail— Manuka (8.20 p.m ), for Wellington TIMARU, 18th November Sailed— John (6.15 p.m.). for Wellington 111 HOTORL'A'S PASSENGERS Sailing from Wellington to-day the New Zealand Shipping Company's R.M.S. Rotorua lias the following passengers aboard:— From "Wellington— Saloon : Misees O. Drake, V. M. Elwell, Mesdames Drake, Walton, Messrs. P. Drake, J. G. Moore, H. C. Walton, W. D. Wentworth. Second saloon: Misses H. Boltbn, M. Oawen. F. Gittens, O. and E, O'Leary. J E ' Peter, M. Scott, A. M. Sherldnn, C. H. Spauling', r Mesdames Crouch, O'Leary, West. Messrs F. <-H. Crouch, A. A. Emslie, W. Hare, A. Ross. Third-class: Misses W. Harrison, M Jaryis, M. fc. McGhee, Mesdames "Brink, R. C. McGhee, -"Kanklne, M. Roberts, Messrs. J Adams, R "•Brink, M. Cowd, V. E, Cross, J. Farrell, j' „,B. iGoodall, W. Ifotchkise, T. Mottram. J* McGhee J. Mcflugh. H. Newbold J Nikich) -'A. B. Noad, R. Price, J. ltankine, T 8. ,Jtey- ~ Holds, P. Levin, M. Talbot, G. Trail' E. J •'■Tyler, P. Valentine, J. Wells, T. Wright. There are also 26 passengers from other New Zealand ' ports in all classes COMING BY THE MAMARI • En route from London to Wellington the I '"JShaw, Savill, and Albion Company's liner Ma- ' marl is bringing the following passengers for ""Wellington:— Third-class: Mieses M. Boyd, O. '„ Cole, E. Corcoran, I. Gale, E. Hardy, C. Johnstone, E Maclean, 3. Maclean, M. Nichol, E. Nichol, M. Robinson, F. Sims, H. Sinclair, A. Simpson, S. Willey, R. Wood, Mesdames Donaldson, A. Fyfe, Hutchison, M. Johnstone, \A. "MacDowell, H. Manehland, E. Nichol, Ramsay, Rooks, Siems, Whitmore-Searle, Wood, Messrs J Berry, W. Boyd, D. Brown, W. Burrow, A. " Crawford, J. Curne, S. Donaldson, It Dutlin, C. Evans, F Fewell, D. Fish, W. Hitchison, H. Hunt, F James, T. Mansfield, J. Manehland, N. Nielsen, - T Nlcholls, J. Phillip, A. Pollock, J. Pollock, W. Ramsay, P. Rooks, T. Rufford, E. Sims (2), W Smyth, M. Smyth, J. WhitmoreSearle, 3. Steinson, D Uprichard, M. Willey, ■ R. Wood, Masters W. Hutchison, I. MacDowell, w. Ramsay. There are 222 other third-class , passengers for New Zealand ports '

BRITISH VESSELS WRECKED Reports of the loss of 04 British vessels (40 steamers and 14 sailers), representing a net tonnage of 31,106 tons, u'ere received at the Board of Trade during September. The num- ] ber of lives lost with these vessels was 101. The I explanation of the loss of such an exceptional amount of steam tonnage lies in the fact that the total includes 18 steatnere, of 21,581 tons net, sunk by German warships, and 9 steamers of 1564 tons net, sunk by mines in the North Seu. The lives lost {include 76 persons, who perished in steamers sunk by mines in the North Sea. The ilgures are a record of "reports received" and not of all wrecks which occurred during the month, many of the reports received in September relating to casualties which occurred in previous months. Casualties not resulting in total loss of vessels, and the lives lost by such casualties, are not included TUG MAHUTU SOLD The sale is announced of the Auckland tug Mahutu to Captain Lovell, of Napier. She will probably be taken on the slip this week to undergo repairs and the necessary alterations for trawling, in which, it is understood, she will be in future engaged in Hawkes Bay. The Mahutu was owned by the Colonial Sugar ReSHing Company, and has been engaged in towign sugur barges in Auckland harbour for several years past I The Zealandic Is expected from Lyttelton at the end of the week to complete loading for London The Kakaia is due at Auckland on Sunday from Tokomaru Bay, and will come on to Wellington to-morrow week to complete Homeward loading After lifting the Lyttelton portion of her Home cargo the Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner lonic will sail for* Auckland, probably "on Sunday, and from the latter port comes on to Wellington at the end of the month- to complete operations The Shaw, Saviil, and Albion Company's liner Tokomaru is due at Auckland to-morrow to load a part cargo for Home. After visiting Whangarei and Gisborne the vessel comce on to AVelllngton to complete her loading