LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 140, 13 June 1918, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

' ARRIVALS. , June 13—Magic, scow (3.30 p.m.),' 82 tons, Vendore, from Sandy Bay June 13~Blenheim, s.s. (2.45 p.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, from Sounds

DEPARTURES

June 13—Breeze, s.s. (12.15 p.m.), 347 tons, Braidwood, for Lyttelton .lune 13—Kowhai, s.s. (1.45 p.m.), 792 tons, Vellenoweth, for New Plymouth

THE MANUKA'S PASSENGERS

The following passengers have booked saloon berths on the Manuka, which is leaving "Vellington at 5 o'clock to-day for Sydney:—Misses Greeves, Panning, Wheaton, Nicoll, Morrison, Burreil, Flocktori and child, Leach, Ashbolt, Pollock, Ridley, Smith, Sly, North, Neale, Groves, Kirßwood, and Phair (2), Mesdanms Graham, Gibson, Brown, McDairmid, Forbes, Gibson, Kean and child, Mason, Cole and two children, Williams, Milne and child, Bartlett, Murphy, Robins, Ralston, North, liridgeman, Whiting, Falkland, Dr. Kennedy, Revs. Corley, Milne, Corporal Harrington, " Messrs. Ensor, Wray, Galloway, Burns, Goldingham, Sutherland, Ferry, Sonthwaite, Graham, McDiarmid, Munro, Broomfleld, Parish, Mowbray, Jansen, Moorman, Massie, Lise. Rodgers, Evans, Linton, Huxford, Rutchinson, Fitzgerald (2), Schoflelrt. Snyden, Brooker, Hall, Cole, North, Griffith, Pearson, Wilkes, Williams, Roberts, Whitin:- 1. and Blair

PERSONAL

Captain John Candllsa has taken command of the Hazel Eepton, which is to leare Wellington about Saturday for Dunedin and Melbourne. 1

In common wjth many other old-timers who were supposed to have finished roaming the seas, the thrag-masted schooner Wafmana has been purchasea for the timber trade between Tasmania and Australia (reports an exchange). The Waimana, which was built at Whangaroain 1899, was originally a- twin-screw steame- of 117 tons. Some years ago she was acquired by a firm in Western Australia, and converted into a barge. As such, she was engaged between Fremantlo and Perth. To meet theever increasing timber business, the Waimßn» was sold to Captain E. Taylor, who, after an inspection, decided to have her converted into a three-masted schooner

The Wakatu, which was to have left Lyttelton yesterday for Kaikonra and Wellington, has been detained for the purpose,of harms; some fittings renewed in her machinery department. ■ . ■

BY TELEGRAPH.

PATEA, 13th June Arrived-Hawera (U ajn.), from Wellington BLENHEIM, 15th Jims Arrived— Wairau (0.20 ajn.), from. Wellington WESTPOHT, 13th June Arrived-Komata (11.15 a.nn), from Wellington