SHIPPING
ARRIVED 16th May—steamer KAITOA (12.45 a.m.), 303, O’Donnell, from Onehunga. 16th May—steamer MATANGI (6 a.m.). 1349, Wildman, from Wellington. Passengers : Mrs Hockey and infant, Mr Auld, Mr and Mrs Crawley. Miss B. Gough, Mrs Atkins, Misses M. and J.
McKenzie, Miss H. Wadsworth. Mrs P. McKane. Mr S. E. Gough, Mr C. E. Smith, Mrs C. M Bay, Mrs Pahl and 2 children. Miss P. Braddock. Mrs H. Clark. Miss Johnson. Miss E. McCarter, Mrs E. May. Mrs D. Coto, Mrs Marshall. Miss Emms, Mr J, A. Archibald, Mr E. F. Price, Mr D. Davis, Mr Dench, Mr J. Jackson, Mr W. A. McCullum, Mr F. Braddock, Mr M. S. H. Manning, Mr M, C. Pearce, Mr J. Thompson. SAILED 15th May—steamer ARAHURA (7.30 p.m.), 1596. Hay, for Wellington. Passengers: Mrs and Miss Oliver, Miss Thom. Miss L. Smith, Mr and Mrs Higginbottom, Mrs E. Coward. Mrs Strawbridge, Mrs P. Norman. Mrs W. Peters. Mr A. Horn, F.O. and Mrs Smillie and child. Mr Jackson. Mr McCorkindale, Mr Cederman, Mr McLeod, Mr Arkrey, Miss Wells, Miss Jones, Miss Maden, Miss Baker, Mrs Webby, Mrs and Miss Greer, Mr Green, Pte. H. McCleely, Mr Stace. Mr Hogg, Pte. M. S. Edwards, Miss Redding, Miss Hooke, Mr and Mrs Johnson and infant, Mr and Mrs Sandin, Mr Johnson, Mr G. A. Francis, Mr Hopping. Mr T. D. Hall, Pte. S. G. Field, Mr L. H. Drummond. Mr R. T. Begg, Mr Watson. Pte. J. R. Molan, Mr Fitch, Miss J. Maunsell, Mrs H. Edwards, Miss Clark, Miss Drinkwater, Miss Mabberley, Miss M. Tickert, Miss M. Currie, Mr and Mrs Johnson and child. Miss Lumsden, Miss Stagg. Miss Meyrick. Mrs Rogers, Miss E. Mitchell, Miss J. Burrows, Miss Fairweather, Miss C. Bolton, Mr and Mrs B. J. Lawes and 2 children. 16th May—aux. scow THE PORTLAND (1 a.m.), Henderson, for Puponga. The Matangi sails for Wellington di- , rect at 7.30 o’clock this evening. The Arahura arrives fr<?m Wellington -to-morrow morning and sails on return trio for Wellington direct at 7.30 p.m. The Titoki leaves Westport this evening for CastleclifF and Picton. The Holmlea, circumstances permitting, leaves Grevmouth this afternoon for Tarakohe, thence Westport. The Alexander leaves Greymouth tomorrow for Waikato, thence Onehunga, and is announced to load at Onehunga on Wednesday next for Nelson. The Kaitoa sails to-night for Mapua and Wellington. The Nikau leaves Wellington to-night for Westport, thence Nelson. The Taupata. circumstances permitting, leaves Lyttelton to-night for Nelson. The Waipahi is announced to load at Bluff to-morrow for Nelson via Southern ports and Wellington.
HIGH WATER SUN Rise. Set May— a.m. P.m. a.m. p.m. Sat. 17 2.38 2.59 7.29 5.17 Sun. 18 3.30 3.50 7.30 5.16 Mon. 19 4.21 4.44 7.31 5.15 Tue 20 5.16 5.44 7.32 5.14 Wed. 21 6.13 6.45 7.33 5.14 Thu. 22 7.10 7.44 7.34 5.13 Fri 23 8.05 8.40 7.34 5.12 Sat. 24 8.57 9.30 7.35 5.11 Sun. 25 9.45 10.11 7.36 5.11 Mon. 26 10.27 10.50 7.37 5.10 Tue, 27 11.04 11.29 7.38 5.09 Wed. 26 11.40 12.00 7.39 5.09 Thu. 29 — 12.19 7.40 5.08
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 16 May 1941, Page 4
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