PORT OF PICTON.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXXV, Issue 75, 1 April 1901, Page 2

PORT OF PICTON.

ARRIVALS.

Mar 30 —Haupiri, ss, Nordstrum, from Wellington. Passengers: Mesdames Owens, Sheridan and child, Harrison, Beauchamp, Carter, Schrodger, Coyle, ManawayT^Vliller, Farredy, Bagge, Sievwright; Misses Barron, Packard, Wells, Hilmer, Fiven,- Lilly, Clark; Messrs Young, Nolan, Prichard, Sturroek, McGregor, Owens, Townsend, Harding, Douslin, Seymour, Brothell, Rodgerson, Hammond, Lambert, Cooke, Cresswell, Scott,. Miller (2), Hodson, Earl, Thompson, Manaway, Campbell, Farredy, Eineny, Rimington, Edwards; Ensign Harrison

Mar 30—Haupiri, ss, Nordstrum, for Nelson. Passengers : Misses Watson ;andHiggins, Master Wilkins

[by telegraph.]

1 Wellington, April 1. Arrived, 7.25 pm, 30th—Pania, from Blenneim

Arrived, 9.15 pm 30th: Tekapu, from Havelock Arrrived, 8.15 am 31st from Blenheim

Opawa,

'■■- . Nelson, April 1. Arrived, 6 am, 31st: Kotorua, from Pieton

Sailed, 7.5 am: Wainui, for Picton Auckland, April 1. Arrived, 4.30 am: Eliiigainite, from Sydney; Brindisi mail

The Ophir, on visiting Wellington with the Royal, party, will be escorted Jby His Majesty's ships St. George, Juno, Royal Arthur, Mildura, Ringarooma, and probably others.

No advice has yet been received of the sailing of the Gulf of Taranto, the troopship of the Seventh Contingent, from Sydney. According to a Sydney paper the vessel loaded 400 tons of beef at Brisbane, and was expected to leave Sydney on the 22nd inst. "en route for South Africa."