PORT OF WELLINGTON.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7412, 30 September 1902, Page 2

PORT OF WELLINGTON.

ABEIVEDi

Mondat, September 29.

Dingadee, sa, 393 tons, Dilnor, from Greymouth.

Paparoa, 89, 6503 tona, Jagßarrl, from Lyttelton. Kahu as, »0 tons, Potorsoj), from Napier via Coaat. Kiripaka,sß, 51 tons, Shaw, from ■\Vaitnra. SAILED. Monday, Skptembeh 29. I'ania, North, 40 tona, for Blenheim. Wakatn, as, 95 tons, Willa, for Lyttolton via Cheviot and Kaikoura. Kahu, 88, 99 tons, Peterson, (or Napior via Coast. Botomahana, 33, 001 tons, Manning lor Lyttelton. '1 c Anau, as, 1028 tons, Bernech, for Kapler, Gisborne and Auckland. Nsmbucca, S3. 126 tons, Fia's, for Blenheim. Opawa, as, 70 tona, Clark, for Blenheim. Dingadee, as, 3U3 tons, Dilner, for Groymoutli.

EXPECTISD ARRIVALS Tarawera, from Auckland via Coast, 30th

Upolu irom Hew Plymouth 30th Ponguin, from Lytteltou 30th Queen of the South, from Foxton, 30th Aorere, from Patoa 30ti Mana, from Patea, 30th ■Waverlay, from Nelson, 30th Ponia, from Blenheim 30th fcitormbird, from Wanganui, 30fch Huia, from Wangauui, 3Uih Kotuku from Westport Ist Corinna, from South. Ist Mercedes from Westport Ist Takapuna, from Kew 1 J1.5 mouth and Onehunga, Ist Monowai from Sydney, 2nd Tamne from South, SJud Wainui, from West Coast Nelson 2nd Zoalandia, from Bydney via Auckland 3rd

Warrimoo. fro m Jlelbourno and Hobart via South, 4th Pakeha left London Juae 3rd. Bipl&y left New York 12th /Btar of Anatralia left London July 28th Kumara left London August sth Maori left Plymouth August 30th 'JLongariro lelt London fjaptambar Bth iLdradsvi lalt London Septemuar .Owh 'J urakina left Plymouth to^t. lath

PUOJEOTiiU DEPARTURES. Manaroi for Motueka, 30th Penguin, for iMctou and Nelson 30th Sesdon tor Hongkong 13ih S.ormbrrd, Jor Wanganui, 30th I'ania for Bi nlieim 80th "VV- 9rley t for Nelson & West Coast 30th Taiaivera, for iivttolton and Uunedin 30th.

yueen o£ the South, for J?oxton SOth

Melbourne, September 29. Arrived —VVeatralia. SYD>Ky, Septctnbov 29. Arrived—Nairnshiro, from the Bluff.