LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 67, 16 September 1922, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

I ARRIVALS.

September 16—Iris, s.a. (9.25 ».m.), 2253 tons, Holmes, from Brisbane ; DEPARTURES. ; September 16—Kini, s.s. (12.15 p.mO, 1122 tons, Jaunay, for Timaru September 16—Australia, s.b. (2 p.m.), 7526 tons, Hunt, for Lyttelton

,- PASSENGERS FOR HOME.

The following passengers have booked by the S.S. and A. liner Athenic, which is to sail from Wellington at daybreak to-morrow for Southampton and London, via Montevideo and Tcneriffe:—First saloon: Engineer Lieut-Com-mander R. N. Earnshaw, Mr. J. I. Falk. From Auckland: Miss L. A. Wright, Mesdames Wright, O'Riordan, Mr. W. Wright, Surgeon Lieut-Commander T. J. O'Riordan, R.N., Mr. W. Wright, Master R. H. G. Wright. From Lyttelton: Mr G. H. Wood. From Sydney. 'Messrs. L. E. Haslam, Fellows, N. Hill. Second saloon: From Wellington—Misses E. and M. Ogilvie, Sladden (2), Ttf. V. Stewart, Mesdames Christie, F. B. Crick,' S. Lawry, I. Richards, L. Price, Mr. P. H. 'McCarthy, Master J. C. Pearson. From Auckland—Misses K. Harrop. A. L. Mylechreest, C. Mackay, Messrs W. J. de Hollander, H. P; Fitzgerafd,, G. Potter, G. E. Read, W. E. H. WillcoclM; From Wanganui—Mrs. L. W. Good. From NelsonMisses X. E. Gates, F. Powell, Mrs. I. C. P.urton, Master H. S. N. H. Burton. From Lyttelton—Mrs. E. Moule,. Mr. F. C. Wooler. From Dunedin—Mrs. J. B. Teesdala, Roy. R. E. Davies. From Melbourne—M^t C. W. Mar-~ chant; 90 third-class.

CABLE STEAMER IRIS.

An arrival at Wellington this morning —ac the cable steamer Iris (Captain W. R. Holmes) from the New Caledonian coast. The Iris has recently been attending to a Frenoh cable off New Caledonia, and ha 3 come to repair four cables in Cook Strait. The vaesel experienced an uneventful voyage with moderate weather to Wellington.

I BY TE.LEGKAPH. .

' KAIKOURA, 16th September Arrived—Wakatu (8 a.m.), from Wellington