LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 71, 22 September 1919, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

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• *F- Ws .afternoon the Shaw-SaviH steamer Corinthic will arrive in the stream at W^Hiyim-,™ and will berth to-morrow morning at about 7 o'clock to disembark troops from Plvmonfh She will leave Wellington for AuKd t£ morrow afternoon or Wednesday morning.

INTERCOLONIAL STEAMERS. The Union Company's intercolonial steamer Moeraki, which arrived at Wellington on Saturday from Sydney, berthed at No. 0 Queen's Wharf, yesterday afternoon. The Moeraki ex perienced fine weather on her trip acro»s tha I Tasmaii. She brought 1500 tons of cargo in- | cludiug 1000 cases of fruit, for Wellington and i 500 toils of cargo, including 200 cases of fruit for I.yttelton. The Moeraki will leave Well lington to-morrow for Lyttelton, from which piirt she ia to proceed to Auckland. Her list of inward passengers Is iiablished elsewhere in tnis issue. Another arrival from Sydney during the week-end was the Hnddart-Parker steamer RivI erina, which arrived in the stream at 1 45 n m | yesterday after an- absence of about five i months. The Riverina left Sydney at 0 p'm. lon Wednesday last, and had a fine weather i ran. The list of passengers appears elsewhere | The Kiverina's cargo totals 2300 tons, including transhipments. Captain A. F. tntwisle is still in charge of the Riverina.

•TAINUI IN PORT. The Tainui, which arrived at Wellington yesterday with troops and passengers, from London, is commanded by Captain R. A. Kelly, who has with him the following officers --Chief Mr A. Gordon; second, Mr A. Freeborn; third! Mr A. Rathbone; fourtU, Mr R. W. Kamage chief engineer, Mr C. Marmion; chief refrigerator, Mr F, J. nurshall; puraer , Mr yf. J. Carpenter; surgeon, Dr. A. L. Thorpe: wireless op^?TOi?'. Messrs J> J> lredale and V Boyce The Tainui is to go to Picton for Homeward loading. She will return to Wellington to fill up, and will sail on the Bth October for London VI3. ir£m£Ln2(i t .. ...

THE WESTRAEIA. The Haddart-Parker steamer Westralia is due at Wellington to-morrow from Sydney via Auckland, Gisborne, and Kapier. She is to tail on Wednesdaj' next for southern ports From Australia the Westralia brought the following passengers:—Saloon: Missea Carpenter Smith, Bull', Fetztaff, Poynter, Davidson' Howan. young (2), Clark, Adamson, Orisby Gnbo'.e, Enuor, Howes, McCallum (3), Sister Perpetai, Sister Paula, Sister Steele, Mesdanies Fmar. ana 3 children, Walters and 2 children, Jranmgao, Biffen, Edwards and 3 children, ftowan, Sceaxs, Kent-Johnson, Thompson and 4 children, Fymnore, Majsack and 3 chUdren, Pizer and child, Larsen and child, Low ac child, Thompson, Jndd and child, Thompson Tourney-HinfJe, Wells, Welbourne, Phillips, Rict dick, Kane, Gribble, Woods, Cheyne, McCallum Erlam, Messrs Brooks, Clarke, Mollard, Kane Graham, Sharpe, Smith, Dale, Parr, Spring Welbourne, Smith, Miller, Riddick, Cotton, Stuckey Woolnough, Harrison, Cooper, Davidson, Anderson, Finan, Pizer, Walters, Tourney-Hinde Judd, Pastor Edwards, Meats. Fynmore Coverdale, Hyde, Simson, Woods, Wilson, Eent, Johnson, Harston, Parr, Williams, Brindle, Smith,: Thompson, Major Marsack, Captains McCallum, Erlain, Larsen, Privates Stunner, Cheyne, Driver Parker; and 54 steerage. PERSONAL. . Mr. A. Levestam has taken Mi.l. J. Eitwn"« place as chief engineer of the Monwai. HORORATA'S OFFICERS. Captain N. E. Brewer is in charge of the Hororata, which arrived at Wellington on Friday evening with troops, and berthed on Saturday, and he has associated with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr H Wynward; second, Mr A. T. C. Bird; third, Mr A. F. Sellars; fourth, Mr .X. Mills; chief engineer, Mr F. Marshall; second, Mr J Robertson;. third, Mr P. Kitchin; fourth, slr fi. Ridley.; fifth, Mr N. Grant; sixth, Mr L. Smart; seventh, Mr J. Waring; eighth, Mr G. B. Scotland; chiet refrigerator, Mr p;. Bell; second, Mr J. Armstrong; , surgeon, Dr. P. R. Cross; wireless operator, Mr H. Sturdy; assistant, Mr R. Tyler; chief steward, Mr A. S. Lambert. After putting out a part cargo at WeUiugton the Hororata will sail on Friday to complete discharge at Auckland. According to advice rewired by the head office of the Union Company the Tahiti left Vancouver on Wednesday last with cargo for Wellington an^ Sydney. The F. and S. liner Ayrshire, from Liverpool, is at present discharging at Lyttelton. She is due at Wellington on Wednesday to discharge 1800 tons of cargo. * The Golden Bay Shipping Company's Hina arrived at Wellington yesterday to go on the, Patent Slip for overhaul. The steamer Australplain, from New York, via Auckland, arrived at Wellington yesterday afternoon, and berthed at the Thorndou breastwork to unload a quantity of case oQ, The local agents are the Union Company. The Shaw-Savill steamer Tainul is leaving Wellington on Wednesday afternoon or Thursday morning for Pictou. The Karamea is due at Wellington abbot the 26th iust. from London, -via Auckland. BY TELEGRAPH. . AUCKLAND, 22nd September Arrived—Wanaka (7.35 a.m-), from Nawcastlu ' •.' ■ NAPIER, 21st September Arrived—Putiki (midnight), from Wellington GISBORNE, 22nd September Arrived—Arahura (11.10 p.m.), from Auckland; Westralia (9.30 p.m.), from Auckland NELSON, 21st September Arrived—Nikau (3.30 p.m.), from Wellington