SHIPPING
The time for lighting vehicles is hah—an-nout after sunset. ARRIVED 20th June —steamer KAITOA (7.55 a.m.;, 306, Macmillan, irom Wellington. 20th June—aux. scow TALISMAN (0.30 a.mJ, 9a, Henry, from Wellington. SAILED 19th June —steamer ARAHURA 17.30 p.m.), 1596, Hay, for Wellington. Passengers: Mr Abel, Mr Castle, Mi Trenwith, Mrs Young, Mrs Pitts Brown, Miss Citing, Miss Walter, Miss Drogemuller, Mr Fletcher, Mr and Mrs Citing, Mr Jenkinson, Mr Moss, Mr Waghorn, Mr Fee On, Mr and Mrs Potton and boy, Mrs, Cleland, Mrs Kelly, Mr and Mrs Ladbrook, Mr Brov/n, Mr Davies, Mr Collier, Mr Rice, Mr Brown, Mr Gill, Mr Richmond, Mr Elkington, Mr Scriven, Mr Ware, Mr Basitc and boy, Mr Brough, Mr Ogg, Mr McMahon, Mr Peters, Mr Highet, Mr Bridger, Mr Hufton, Mr Eden, Mr and Mrs Walker, Mrs Wells and boy, Mrs Gratton, Mrs Heaphy, Mrs Kerr, Miss Kerr, Mr Dudson, Mr Savage, Mr Mathewson, Mr Palmer, Mr Salt, Mr Murdock, Mr Sowerby, Mr O’Keefe, Mr Maplesden, Mr Cherry, Mr Stevens, Mr Blease, Mr McKenzie, Mr Goldie, Mrs Archer and two children, Miss Powrie, Miss Birkett, Mrs Bridger, Miss Mays, Mrs Thomas, Miss Poulson, Miss Dawson, Mrs Baigent, Miss Turner, Nurse Bain, Mrs Desborough, Miss Bush, Mrs Allcock, Miss Harridge, Miss Harridge. 19th June —aux. scow THE PORTLAND (9.55 p.m.), Henderson, for Puponga. 20th June —m.v. TAUPATA (2 a.m.), 268, O'Donnell, for Tarakohe and Wellington.
The Arahura arrives from Wellington to-morrow and sails on returrr trip for Wellington direct on Monday at 7.30 p.m. . The Kaitoa sails for Wellington direct at 7 o’clock this evening. The Rata left Napier last evening for Greymouth and Tarakohe. The Titoki leaves Westport to-night for New Plymouth. The Waimea, circumstances permitting, leaves Greymouth to-night for Gisborne. The Alexander, circumstances > ermitting, leaves Greymouth to- lignt l or Picton. The Taupata left Tarakohe this morning for Lyttelton and is announc ed to load at L.vttel >n on Monday for Nelson. The Karu left Dunedin yesterday for Nelson via Southern ports and Wellington. The Talisman sails on Monday for Golden Bay ports.
High Water. Sun. a.m. p.m. a. in. p.m. June — rise. SUL. Sat. 20 10.30 10.59 7.22 4.3i sun. 21 11.20 11.50 1.22 4.34 Mon. 22 — 0.15 7.23 4.34 Tue. 23 0.30 1.02 7.23 4.34 Wed. 24 1.24 1.40 7.23 4.30
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 20 June 1936, Page 6
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