SHIPPING
The time for lighting vehicles is half-an-hour after sunset
ARRIVED 12th September—steamer MATANGI (7.20 a.m.) 1349, Wildman, from Wellington. Passengers: Mr Scantlebury. Mr Harris, the Hon. Mr Mclntyre, Mr Elliott, Miss P. Brown, Mrs McNab, Mr Pettit, Master Harvey, Miss Crawford, Mrs Boyes, Miss Shallcrass, Miss Sheat, Mrs Samuel and 2 boys, Mrs Stephenson, Mr Addis, Mr McDonald, Mester I Rolling, Master Blundell, Masters Gar- i diner, Sinclair, Bayley, Silbury, Alexander, Baigcnl Hay, Mr and Mrs Thomson, Mrs and Miss Millward, Mr and Mrs Carr, Mrs Ellingham, Mrs Stewart, Mr Cox, Mr Tyerman, Master Collins, Messrs Muir and Shaw, Masters Smith, Parry, Fallows, Miss Boyes, Miss Mitchell, Miss Boyes, Miss Townsend, Mr Russell, Mr Freeman, Masters Kershaw, Walton, Atkinson, Wilson (2), Miss Lane, Miss Bremner, Miss B. Sewell, Miss E. Cook, Mrs Shorts, Miss Smythe, Miss Cameron, Miss Horton, Miss Tilley, Miss King, Miss Bishoprick, Miss Carter, Miss McKellar, Miss Kibblewhite, Miss Cunningham, Miss Moore, Miss Biset, Miss Berryman, Miss Craighead, Miss Daniell, Miss Heatherbell, Mrs Thawley, Misses Stewart, East, Low (3), Mrs Mabin, Mr and Mrs Jones. Misses Norman, Moss, Rowling, Graham, Mrs Palmer and child, Misses Andrew, Hall, Hopgood, Mrs Watkin, Mrs Beck and child, Mrs Simpson (child and infant), Mr Thornton, Masters Tennent (2), Walden, Thompson, Hooson, Easton, Coote, Cash, Seed, Bale (2), Moses, Low, Edwards, Mr Delaney, Masters Freeme, Gilbert, Harden, Curtis, Weir, Hammond, Carman, Wiliams, Fleming, Bollinger, Sladden, Burch, Murphy, Derham, Marsden, Walker, Mr Ormberg, Mr McLean, Masters Ashbridge, Platt, Aitken (2), .Mr Templeton, Mr McMiniman, Mr Du Flou, Mr Birkett, Mr Gorringe, Masters Birkett, Sommerville, Malfroy, Nunnerley, Hayman, Brandon, Jackson, Norman, Marshall, Heyder, Mr Bowie, Mr Drake, Mr Pike, Mr Hulme, Masters Walker, Woodman, Jones, Tod, Crane, Fernandez, McLennan (2), Mr Monopoli, Mr Sinclair, Master Wane, Mr Phillips, Masters Johnstone, Lenihan, Mr McCaskill, Mr Wilkinson, Masters Smith, Simpson, Brookfield, Palmer, Messrs Webley, Gawith, White, Neilson, Sinclair, Clunes, Mrs Daniels (child and infant), Mis Bell, Mrs McDonald, Mrs Lee.
12th September— aux. scow PEARL KASPER (9 a.m.) Tregidga, from Collingwood. 12th September—m.v. TAUPATA (11.10 a.m.) 268, MacMillan, from Lyttelton. SAILED 11th September—steamer ARAHURA (7.35 p.m.) 1596, Hay, for Wellington. Passengers: Mr Brown, Mrs Clark, Mr and Mrs White, Miss Vyner, Miss Hirst. Mr Guard (Pass), Mr McLean, Mrs Kidd, Mr and Mrs White, Mr Brough and child, Masters Moleta (2), Mr Mitchell, Mr Patton, Miss Rowe, Mrs Arrowsmith, Miss Walsh, Miss Dwyer, Miss McGlashen, Miss Hursthouse. 13th September.—aux. ketch MIRO (6.30 a.m.), 75, Monaghan, for West Coast ports. The Matangi sails for Wellington direct at 7.30 o’clock this evening. The Arahura arrives from Wellington to-morrow morning and sails on return trip for Wellington direct at 7.30 p.m. The Rata is expected to leave Wellington to-night for Westport thence New Plymouth. The Titoki circumstances permitting leaves Westport to-night for New Plymouth. The Waimea is expected to leave Wellington on Wednesday for Westport. The Alexander leaves Picton to-mor-row for Tarakohe thence Wellington. The Kaitoa circumstances permitting leaves Westport to-night for Greymouth thence Nelson. The Nikau leaves Lyttelton this evening for Nelson. The Waipahi leaves Dunedin to-night for Nelson via Southern ports and Wellington. The Talisman circumstances permitting sails to-morrow for Golden Bay ports. (By Telegraph) WELLINGTON, 12th September. Arrived—Arahura 5.15 a.m., from Nelson. AUCKLAND, This Day. Arrived—Maunganui, 6.30 a.m., from an Islands cruise; Matua, 6.40 a.m., from Wellington. (Received 13th September, 10.55 a.m.) MELBOURNE, This Day. Sailed—Golden Coast, for Westport. BRISBANE, This Day. Arrived— Goslar, from Auckland. LONDON, 10th September. Sailed—Port Bowen from Monte Video; Ruahine from London; Australind from Philadelphia.
HIGH WATER, a.m. p.m. September— SUN. a.m. p.m. rise. set. Tue. H 3.40 4.11 6.01 5.45 Wed. 15 4.26 5.01 6.00 5.46
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 13 September 1937, Page 4
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