SHIPPING.

Inangahua Times, 11 May 1909, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Port ot Grey.

THE WEATHER.

The Grey weather report yesterday was Wind, east, light; barometer, 29.60; thermometer 55 degrees; tides good ; bar moderate. Rev. Bates (Government Meterologist) wired at noon yesterday as follows: — " Expect south-easterly strong winds to gale, tides good, sea considerable, rain probable, 'gla'ssVfai^sJowly after ten hours."

ARRIVALS. May 10.

Kennedy, from Wellington. Arahura, from Wellington, Nelson and Westport. Passengers Misses McKinnon, Jeffrey, Hunt, Brown, Todd, Curtain, Wilson, Holder; Mesdaires Bignell, Beale, Jeffrey, Wilson, Marton and child, Brown, Schaef, Davis, Winters, Brebner, Parker, Fox, Simpson, Collins; Messrs Pritchard, Ward, Griffen, Morton, Moss, Beale, Hodges, Bedford, McCluggage, Raples, Sullivan, Palmer, Parfitt, Davis, Stewart, Winters, Wilson, Thomson, Hill, Brynildson and Dr Hay.

DEPARTURES May 10.

Hinemoa, for Martin's Bay. Arahura, for Westport, Nelson and Wellington. Passengers Misses Moss, Moynihan, Hyams, Brady; Mesdames Moss (2), Wilson, Myers, Hodgson, Henniker; Messrs Georgeson, Paget, Gosling, Moss (2), Ragg, Turnbull, Manderson, Mosley, Lake, Moss, Gurr, Nahr, Harrold, Bird, Rev. Fathers Creagh and Watlan, Messrs Banks, Monchieff, Hay, O'Reilly, Pelling.

IN PORT Mawhera. Volador. Lauderdale. Petone.

The At ah ura sailed for Wellington at 11 o'clock last night. .The Mapourika leaves Wellington to-day for Grey and is due morning. She sails on return at one o'clock on Friday morning.

The Alexander left Wellington last night for Picton, Westport, and Greymouth and is due Wednesday and sails for Nelson direct the same night. The Waverley leaves Wellington to-night for Greymouth via Nelson and Westport and is due hereon Thursday night.