OUR SHIPPING TELEGRAMS

Greymouth Evening Star, 18 May 1906, Page 2

OUR SHIPPING TELEGRAMS

« ESTPORT. Tins I)jiv. Arrived a: 9.>50 a.in., Pohcnia from I livwimiil h. I’UIIT AIII'RIRI. This Day'. - Arrival! at 7.50 a.in., Hanpiri from Grcvmonlb. NEW PLYMOC TH, This Day. - -Sailed at 2,15 a.m . Rosamond for Greymontli. A I t'KLAN I!. T hi; Day. Arrived al 5 a.in., Moana from Vamoinm via Homo lulu ami Fiji, WELLINGTON. This Day. - Sailed al 9.20 a.m. on the T7th, Defender for Grey mouth. SA DNEY, This Day.—Arrived, the Manuka from Melbourne. ALBANY, Tins Day. Arrived, the Oswestry Orange from' Liverpool. WESTPORT, This Day. Sailed at 12.45 p.m., Charles Edward for Grcvinonth. V P..S I PORT , 'I his Day - The Kamona passed Cape Foulwind lit 1215 pm for Grevinonth

[PEE PEESa ASSOCIATION.] ARRIVAL OF THE MOANA. AUCKLAND, This Day.—Arrived oi the 4th, Moana from Vancouver and tin Islands. Passengers for New ZealandSaloon : Mrs Lemare, Messrs Roberts Lindsay, Forman, Lemare. Second saloon Miss Mackay, Mesdames Emerson.J,'" k ■sotf, Messrs Spiers, Cat ley and infant, Kcwton, Garmong and fifteen sterage. I ho steamer had a fine weather-passage. [ar ELECTEIO TELEOUAPH.—COPTRIOHr \ THE BURNED GEORGE T. HAY. SYDNEY, This Day.—There seems to he little doubt hut that the burning wssel sighted by the Illawarra. was the barque George T. Hay, which was abandoned at sea. Hie crew being rescued I v the barque Pestalozzi. The crew fr mi the rescuing vessel finding the Hay nt.vond saving set tiro to her. SYDNEY, This Day. -Sailed, Westra, ha for New Zealand. SHIPPING FREIGHTS. LONDON ,May 17.—A conference on the South African shipping freights urged Lord Elgin to endeavour, pending Hr; promised Imperial inquiry, to secure a reduction of rates on the basis of Hie same arranging existing during the past twelve months.