SHIPPING.

Nelson Evening Mail, 16 November 1916, Page 4

SHIPPING.

W&H. WAT*B, #■ ■-■ - v /.; *.m. ' p.Bv. Wednesdav, Nov. 15 12.57 1.18 Thursday,' Nov. 16 1.38 1.57 Friday/ Nov. 17 2.16 2.36 Saturday, Nov. 18 . 2.58 3.20 Sundav, Nov. 19 3.45 4.11 Monday, Nov.. 20 4.36 4.59

lawyED. Vifpv:; 15—steamer WAIMBA, 460, Graham, from "Westpprt. '^j : 16—steamer TAKAtPUNA, 1036, Irwin,- from Picton and Wellington: Passengers:" Miss ' Harris; MesdameS Blechnyden, Von Dadelzen and child, Dfummond, Barltrop, Taylor, Gibling, Michie, Gould; 'Messrs Blechynden, Patton, xiarvey, Curran, iLegrove, Bailsiord, Wieners, Barltrop (2), Jansou, Booth, Semple, White, Gate, Michie,. Kromer, Fletcher, -Clark, Strickland,. -Carter, D'uncan, Hall, Evans, Fairey, Roberts : Dr. Usher; 3 steerage. —steamer KAITOA, 303, W ildman, from Wellington. ; .

SAILED. | Nov. 15—steamer NEKAU, 247, Hay, tor Wellington. - T TAKAPUN'A, 1056,- Ir-, wiii, for Picton and Wellington. The' Takapuna arrived from Picton and Wellington early this morning, and "' sailed-at 10 a.m. on the return trip. ' The. JSTikau arives from Wellington to- " morrow morning and sails on 'aetuvu. L\vp for Wellington! direct at 7 .p.m.. . The Koi makes a trip to and from Motueka to-morrow, leaving here at 1U ri m,,'and) Tetfjrning same tide. The Kaitoa sails for Wellington, direct # 7 o'clock this evening. The Regulus left Onehunga this mornkin- for Wellington and Nelson. She will proceed from Sere to West Coast Ports on, Saturday at 3 p.m. sails for Grey-mouth, at a , . o'clock -to-night. . . The Alexander leaves Wanganm this nven'for Wellington and Tarakohe The leaves Gseymouth this evenang for Nelson, direct.,. News was received at Wellington on Saturday that the Federal-Shire liner. Westmeath has arrived at London from .. Sdney. with a fire in one of her holds The vessel loaded in Australia, and leit Sydney on August 13th. The' Sydney, "Shipping List" says-.—"During the last stage of the passage from Australian ports to London a fire broke out amongst the cargo stowed in No. 3 hold of the Westmeath. No particulars have yet been'received relative to the damage done, in fact no mention has been- made as to'whether the outbreak has even ibeen Jsubdued yet, the message stating, briefly,' the vessel arrived on the Ist with the cargo burning." Captain J. Taw, who has been for 30. "years in. the coastal and island trades, died Suddenly on the bridge of the steamer >jrael at Auckland.