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Evening Star, Issue 11132, 6 January 1900, Page 4

Dillon, Russell, Mews Rundle. Harris, Blair, Car«w, M'UoimH. Montgomery, Clark, Snortd (2), Spilier, Cossy, Chidley, Mspson, Gardiner, Crow, liulioek, Hewott, Henderson, Yorston, v ' Campbell, Howard, Vixen, SVirrol, M' Sykes, C.tmpbill, Twist. Den, and Dutr; nnu twenty-eight in the steerage. SAlLED.—January 15. Canterbury, ship, 1,247 tons, Collingwood, for Timaru. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Waihora, from Sydney, 7th inst. I'aupo, from Greymoutb, Hth inst. TTpolu, from Wfcatport. 10th in»t. Taiune, fn.m Melbourne. 10th itnt. TV Anan, fnini Am k'ind, Hth inst. Gairloch, from New York 9th inst. Mokoia, from Sydney, 13th inst. Klirtsaraitj., from Sydney, Hth inst Connna from Westport. Kith iust. Troin left Luiidnn Ist September. Wellington left London 'ilst September. Clan M'Lend left New York 30th September. Nelson, left Liverpool, 26th October. Auckland left Glasgow 2nd November. Indralema left New York 14th November. Craignnir left. New York 2'i*h November. Knight Templar, left New York, 27th November Papamii, left London, 2nd Deceinher. Orari. left-Tjiverpoi 1 3rd December. Aborfoyle, left Glasgow, Ist January. PflOfE'TTEf) DEPARTURES larawera, for Melbourne, Sth iust. Waihora for Sydney, 9th inst. Pukaki. for Auckland, <Jth inst. Taupo, for Groyinouth, 10th inst. Talunc, for NyJuey, 11th inst. Ijpolu, for Westport, 12th inst. Te Anau, for Auckland, 12th inst. Mokoia, for Melbourne, loth inst. Elingamite, for Sydney. Kith inst, Monowai, for Syuney, 18th inst. Corinnn. for Westpoit. ISth inst. M&raroa, for Sydney, 23rd inst. The Wellington was towed to town ypsterdav evening and berthed at the Victori.i wha'rf. The tciiooner Jessie Niccol, which reached the Heads a few davs ago, came to town last evening. The barque Kassa is to leave this evening for the Thames. The Mokoia, for Melbourne, will leave Dnnedin on Sunday, the 14th, instead of on the following day. The Taup/s departure for Grovmouth has been postponed until Thur-day, the 11th inst., and she will not call at Napier. The ship Canterbury was towed clear of the Heads this morning by the Koputai, and sailed for I'imaru to.load-for London. _ The Waikare, haying on hoard excursionists for the West Coast Sounds, arrived along-ide the George street pier at 9.30 a.m. to-day. She left Sydney at S p.m. on 1 >eceinhcr 30 j experienced variable winds and moderate seas to arrival at Wellington at 4 a.m. on thy Ith inst. ; left again at 5 p.in. the same day, experienced strong southerly wind with high sea to arrival at Lyttelton at 11 a.m. .on the sth; sailed again at 5 30 p m., and arrived as above. Sim brought 170 tons of cargo, which was discharged into the railway trucks. The improvompntseffected on the River Weaver at a ci-t of i'7i',oo(l, are nearlv complete, and the electrical swingbridge of Northwieh is abntit to be swung over the river for the first time. This and the sister bridge have cost £i.T>,OHO, and are the first bridsri's in the kingdom to lie worked by electricity. Vessels of 100 tons burthen can now navigate the river direct to Liverpool or Manchester, and, with the exception of too large rivers and the Manchester Ship Canal, the Weaver becomes the finest inland waterway in Great Britain. EXPECTED STEAMER ARRIVALS TO-MORROW. The Waihora, from Sydney via Auckland and East Coast ports, shuuld reach town about 1130 REPORTED WRECKAGE. Wellington, January 5.-The Tckapo, which arnved to-day from Havelcck, repnrts passine, oil' lerawhiti, a quantity (if wreckage, including what appeared to be portion of a vessel's bulwarks. The residents of Plimmerfnn report soi-ing rockets in a line between Man* Island and The lirothors light last night. No ve;svl is reported missing. 'IELEGRAI'H NOTICE LOARD. Arrivals.—Januarv (i: Wellington, (i.fi a.m., Zealandia, from Lytto'.ton.—Lvttulcon. 10.10, Waih'ir>, from Wellington.—lo.ls a.m., Flora, from l'O't Chalmers Deimr'itrks.-January G: 5.20 p.m., sth, Tarawera, for Fort Chalmeis. Shipping 'B'vJegrjjHis. Auckland, January r>. —H.M.S. Tauranga, for Gisborne, Nnpi-.'r, and Wellington. Kaipama Heads, January d.-River Hunter, barquentine, from Gisborne.- E izabeth Graham, barque, from Timaru. —G. M. Tucker, barque, from Wellington. Wellington, January 5. Paparoa, for the South. Rotomahana, for Lyttelton, Passengers: Seventy-seven excursionists.—Waihora, for Lyttelton and Dnnedin. Passencers : Mioses Thornley, Finney, Dixon, Mesdames C.irgil), Dunn, Messrs Llovil, Cirjfill Dixon (2), Austin, Smith, Fountain, Fr.yhnll.—January (i: Zealandia, from the South.—Miipourika, from Onehunga and New Plvniouth. Lyttelton. January s.—Edward, brig, from Adelaide.—Falcon, schooner, for Kaipara.—Zealandia, for Wellington and Sydney.—Tarawera, for the South and Melbourne. Sydnkv, January fi.—Jlnraron, from Auckland. Meuiduii.m:, January o. Quathlamba, from the Thames. Lyttelton, January G.—Corinna and Flora, from Dnnedin.—Paparoa, from Wellington. P.ltisr.ANE. January 5. Miowera, for Vancouver. Sydney. January S.—H.M.S. Torch, for Samoa. Mki.iku'une, January (i.-Glcncairn, for Now Zealand. ' London, January s.—lndrainayo, for New Zealand. New York, January s.—lndraghiri, for New Zealand.