EXPECTED ARRIVALS
&*l^&bt S.S. Kapiti, left London Bth' November MB<i»n^f t| I-ou<fonn«sth Deo -ahd Hobart ; "Whakatano, left Plymouth 6th Deo: vi^f&petow*? and Hobart ; Waiwere, left If^£n(;^r<l ; December, -via' Capetown ana^Etobart ; "Bimntaka,. left Plymottth sfe Jafliary-r fife Capeiown -and Hobart ; P^Sroa,„left, vLondon 6th January, via Capetown, ! Hobart; and Auckland -j Balmowili'left" New* York 13th January via A ugtrsd^^lonic, left London 16th Jura-anL^«-Cspetown and Hobatfe --"Queen TWteWLmJrYorl •i-7tli *Jan6aryi via Auckland. -.-. Barque' Primns-J left jliiterpoolf *n on 28th C^tgbeii stiif Invercargill, left Glasgow 31st October; Constanze, left Hi*dl, 23rd November ; Canterbury, left liv%>rpool iMh December ; Port Sonaohan, left Glasgow 18th Deejember. I3ie Charles Edward was to have sail-ed-forWeßtport at six o'clock this morn- . irigi but o*wing to the unf^voarable state of theT weather her deparfciure was postponed until 3; p v ni. ;-.-/. The Kehnedy bound from Nelson to Chffeyi&buth, put into Westport yesterday , fotßlielter. She resamed hor voyage at 10 o'clock this morning, but owing to a southerly gale -with heavy sea, was connpelted to again return to Westport, ly The/Waverley is expected to- arrive at Foxton from Westport to morrow morniojr. •'■.-' xx Tha Penguin arrived from Piclbn and Wellington yesterday morning, and sails at 7: o'clock to-night on tbe return trip. The Takapuna arrived from Wellington and North at 7 o'clock this morning, and sails at 7 p.m. for Taranaki and Mannkau. The Mapourika sailed for Wellington at 5.40 p.m. on Saturday, and reached there at 11.50 a m. jeslerday. The Lily sails for Motneka at 5 p.m. to-day, returning to-inorro.v morning. The Lady Barkly returns from Golden Bay this afternoon, and the Wairoa early to-morrow morning. The Hinemoa, with the tug Gordon io tow, arrived from Port Chalmers on Saturday afternoon. Shesailß to- night for Cook Strait"; UfeLthouses and Wellingtbh. The Hvnem4avQas recently undergone an extensi-ee overhaul and repairs '-at" *Pert] Chain* eis, and she now carries two in as tS instead of three as formerly.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 20, 26 January 1903, Page 2
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316EXPECTED ARRIVALS Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 20, 26 January 1903, Page 2
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