LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 94, 20 April 1916, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

ARRIVALS April 20—Kokiri, s.s. (2.5 p.m.), 1214 tons, from Jidithburg

KUROW, FROM SAN FKANCISCO

Excellent weather conditions were experienced by the cargo steamer Kurow during her vovage from San Francisco direct. The vessel arrived in port shortly before 0 o'clock this morning, and after pratique had been granted she berthed at Taranaki-street Wharf. San .Francisco was left on the 2tith March, and, with the exception of a "blow" ofF East Cape, the vuyage was a smooth and uneventful one. Tha Furow's cargo totals over 4000 tons, inclodltg over 300 motor-c.trs. Captain Thompson, who is still in command of (lie Kurow, has with him the following ofSccrs:—Chief, Mr. D. Harkness; second, Mr. E. R. Lowe: third. Mr. R. Jaeobson ; chief engineer, 51.r. R. Uevcridge; second, Mr. A. IS. Daniels; third, Mr. E. McKay; fourth, Mr. li. W. Uiplcy

KOKIRI ARRIVES UNEXPECTEDLY

Shortly after 1 o'clock this afternoon word was received in town that the Union Gniopany's steamer Kokiri (formerly a unit of the Jlaorilanil Company's fleet) was coming through 'the Heads, bound from Etlitliburg (South Australia). The Kokiri has been absent from this port for a considerable time

CUMBERLAND DUE TO-MORROW

It is anticipated that the liner Cumberland will get away from Napier at i; o'clock this evening for Wellington iu continuation of her voyage from Liverpool. The new vessel has already a good record for speed, and should thus reach Wellington to-morrow afternoon

PERSONAL

Mr. L. Wl Mowalt, formerly a purser in the Union Company's service, ami latterly acting agent for the company at Picton, is leaving for Lyttelton this evening on holiday leave

BY TELEGRAPH

NAPIER, 20th April To sail—Cumberland (B p.m.). for Wellington I'ATEA, 20th April Sailed—Aorere (10.40 a.m.) mid Hawera (11.5 a.m.). for Wellington KELSON, 20th April Arrived—Kaitoa (5 a.m.), from Wellington NVDIA P.AY. 20th April Arrived—Wootton (!).S0 a.m.), from Wellington