PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14889, 15 January 1912, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

I ARRIVALS. t. ■ ■ January 13. ' NGAFUHI, 8.8., 691, E. Stephenson..from WhaT tegarei. Passengers: 80 excursionists.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. . ; CLANSMAN, 8.8., 635. E. McLeod, from MangoSpui, Whangarr.iv, and Russell. Passengers •"' _® B - M. Berg ban, Foote, Brookes. C. Moore, Holies, Harrison, Job, Mclntyre, Caldwell, Wake (-), Hes*er, Hetaraka, Guerin (2), Mesdames G. Cox, N. May and 2 children, E. Davis and cii i er ™n •ml 5 children, E. P. Tomlinson. Molntyre. He* Jer, Harrison, Mantiel and cnild. Carnahan, Messrs. 0. F. Mutton, C. A. Wake, Hester, Hi» ■ •on, T. M. Lang, T. Moa, G. Urlich, Akast (2), C. L. Nisbet-, Davis, D'Audr.ey. Winkelman, Aithen, Harris, Mcllveen. W. B Moms.. Powell, W. 11. Lawrenco, Mclntyre, Wcstbrook, Nichol I • Woods, Carnahan, Masters Tomlinson, Manuel, Rev. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. | AUPOURI, 8.8., 463, T. Haultaln. from Tan- , tanga. Passengers: Misses Smith, Shaw. Wright, j Taylor, Jordan, Goodyear, Robinson, M« d *mes Mcpherson, Christian, McMamts and child, McLennan and child, Messrs. Boyce, Stone, Bur •coin, Clarke, Foxcroft, J. Kemp, Ihompson PeKg, Nelson, Bishop, J. A. McGulre, McGlbhon, io«np, Blair, Davis, Biehoprick. Salmon, Steel. Carlo, Smith Dr. Ross iter and daughter, Masters Bennett, ' Clarke, Blshoprick, Commons.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. NGATIAWA, 8.8., 463, W. Bark, from Opotikl and Ohlwa. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. GLBNELG, 8.8., 288, Jonas, from Whangarei.— Jas. Smith and Co., Limited, agents. STELLA 8.5., 267, E. Sellars, from the coast.— Leyand-OBrien Timber Co., agents. KOUTUNUI, «■».. 176, E. Ansell. from Gisborne and Tokomaru Bay.— E. Whee.er, agent. CLIO, topsail schooner, 81. W. Pellcy, from Whangarei.—J. J. Craig, Limited, agents. ENDEAVOUR, nux. ketch, 84, C. Johnson, from Whangarei.—New Zealand Portland Cement Co., agents. ALMA, scow, 56, Soares, from Ngunguru.— S. Reynolds, agent. APANUI, 8.9., 243, J. Wi'scn. from Whangarei. Passengers: 50 excursionists.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. RANGER, scow, 64, C, Daniel, from Whangajci. —Ford Shipping Line, agents. GREYHOUND, aux. schooner, 108, Subritzky, from Northern ports. Poasengrers: Misses Suxritzky, Dean, Messrs. Brott, Wilson, and two A natrian*.—Master, agent. Jajtcaky 14. MAItENO, s.s., 5282, D. McLean, from Sydney. Passengers: Mesdames Seabrook, Renauf and infant, Birch, Nicholson, Shannon, Borchardt, Wolff, MJutland, Singer, Appleton, Stephens, Robnon, Lakeman, Dalies, Baljrer, Ravner, Smith, Poulgrain, Alison, Pavitt, Martin, Flynn, Dewberry and 2 toys, Read and 2 children, Eaton, Fonton, Turnbull, Jenkins, Score, Marley, Montgomery, Misses Palmer, ■ Markliam, Score (2), Wilton, Alford. Birch (3). Fallshaw, Moor, Shannon (2), Lewis (2), Mitchell, Kelly, Weber, Stephens, Robson (3), O'Brien (2). Balger (2), Hingst, Frere, Scott, Baxter, Messrs. Geber, Percy, Turner, Harjrrc&Tes, Lloyd, Craig, Grant* Kenau<, : Nicholson (Z), Shannon, ' Knox, Clayton, I.iefrinck, Ulph, Mine, Kohn, Minshull, Stnihorn (3), 3i«ckay, Lewis, Wolfl. Smith, Mnitland, Mitchell. King, I Boarman, Darron, Stanley, Hoskihgs, Jeileria, llayner, Bryant-, Lakeman, Adamson, Davies, WU* lock, . Walker, Thomas, Gordon, Campbell (2), Cameron, Balger, Harrison, Smith, Woodcock, Bruce, Ferguson, Anthony, Morpeth, Worth, Mc- • Gregor, Morrissev, Plunimer, Allen, Poulgrain, Boweriwf, Proud,''Sloan, Baddley, Maxwell, Newman, Wilson, Souster, Read, Troup. Markh.tm, Fen ton, Turnbull. Dewbery, Pavitt, Pendewist, Eyro, Adamaon (2), Clark, Score, Barry, Oliver, Bart let Marley, Jack. Rev, Gar.ley, Rev. Ryan, { Dr., English, Captain Flynn, Dr. Thomson, Master Thomson, . Master Boarman, and 88 steerage.— Union S.S. Co., agents. TARAWERA, 8.8., 2003, E. Mclean, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Misses Shaw, Walker, . Black, Simroens, Kennedy, Tuohy, !; v."' White, Wyllie, Norton, Stubbs, JHyslop, Guna, " McGunn, Stonell, Mesdame* Wyllie, Stubbs, 1 V . Richards, Taylor, Sutherland, O'Meara and child, Greenhough, Solomon, Swan., Crahbe, May, Robson,* Mattocks, Caffin, Dixon, Thornton,- Richmond, Gray and 2 children, Stewart, Arms and - child, Adair, Messrs. F. J. O'Mearo, Lockie, McKenzle, Parish, May, Orr, Robson, Mason, Field, Wheeler, Orams, Perks,; Thornton, Gatlanc, 1 v Roberts, Archibald, McLean, Sutherland, Solomon, Johnson, ,Sp ranger, Lewis, Johnston, Baker, Wyllie (25, Tinsxiders, Buckworth, 'Street, : Tullock, Somervell, Cooke, Clarke, Burdett, Hanson, ■ Father Lane, > Master Gunn, and 66 steerage.— Union- S.B. Co., agent#. • . WAIOTAH3, S.S., 278, C. Hopkins, from Mercury Bay and Tairua. .Passengers: Miss Peebles, Mrs. Whitehead,' Messrs. O'Brien, Bell, Alexander, Jones,. Read, Aro, Burns, Milne, Spioe, - Sinton, Matters Lowell (3), Whitehead, Stevenson.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. V PAEROA, 8.5., 91, J. Taw, from Port Charles, Mercury Islands, and Kennedy Bay.—Northern 8.8. Co., agents.' - ' ... DEPARTURES. ; : >• ' . Jaktiary 13. , v : ■ ; - STAR 'OF INDIA, s.s., 7316,' F. J.,Kearney, to: Kapler and Wellington. MONOWAI, i.e., 3433, J. Robertson, for Eas! Coast and Southern ports. Passengers For Toko maru —Mr. and Mrs. Hugsjeu, Mr. Hogan For Gisbornet—Mis»w Dawson (2), L. Parukene Black (2) v Pt!ach, Voice (£), L. Brokenshlre, Sin ton, Bridge (2), Humphreys. Good Mejiiaiue Preston, Walker, J. Stewart, Tattensill, Joynt am child, W. Good and child, A. Walker and child Messrs. . Walker, Smith, Preston, King, G. R Jones, -Gordon, Ronayne, ' Buchanan, H. E Walker, W. Good, J. Wood, W. Martin, R. Hill E. E. Brown, M. Pakuru, J. Howie, Croaby Crisp, O'Brien, Haslett, R. Eade. J. D. Jeune, I H. Bach, Captain D. Probert, Masters Dean, Tat tersall, H. Austin. For Napier—Mieoes Wil son, Anderson, Beaumont, Mrs. Humphreys, Mi A. C. Falconer. For Wellington—Mrs. Fostei For Lytfcelton Rac S. Farrell, Mr. A Bird.' For Dunedln—Misses Sinythe (2), Mea dames Tjurney-Hinde, W. Brinsden and • 2 chil dren, Mr. Tourney-Hinde, and GO steerage for a] ports. , APANUI, s.ii., 243, 3. Wilson, for Whangarei. CHELMSFORD, 8.8., 121, E. H. Goerlz, to Tanrsnga. CAED OTLLE FAILTHE, scow, 63, Thomsor for the, Great Barrier. ALBATROSS, aux. ketch,' 61, B. Moore, fo Whangarei. YINDEX, ketch, 23. Howell, for Whangarei. , PELICAN, 9.3., 162, J. Whittingham, lor Tairui Jajtcakt 14. . NGAPUHI, s.s., 691, E. Stephenson, for Whi ngarei. KANIERI, 8.8., 203, T. Meyers, for Whangarei, BADEN-POWELL, s.s., 176, 11. Petersen, {c "Whangarei. WANDERER, scow, 85, G. Sorenson, for tl; Bay of Islands. BEX, scow, 52, T. Donovan, for Whangarei. EXPECTFJ) ARRIVALS.— LOKDOir.—Muritai, 8.5., sailed December due about January .2d; Indrapura, s.s., saile IJeoember 20, duo about February 21; Mainar U.S.. sailed December 14, due about January ''C Whakurua, s.s., sailed; Hururmi, s.s., to sail Indrabarah, U.S., to sail. Pool.—Somerset, s.s., sailed November 2 via Wellington, due about. Wednesday; W aim an a.#., sailed December 23, due about Febn ary 20; Banffshire, s.s.. sailed December 21, di •bout February 20; Sussex, b.i., to sail; Surre, s.s.,* to sail. • N*w VOBK.—Star of Scotland, s.s., rain November •' 18,'' due about January 2' Marienfels," • 5.9., sailed October 31, due aboi January 19", Falls of 'Orchy, » »., sailed Nover ber -18, due iibout Jinuaty 20; KirkdaJe, s.i sailed December 13,"duo' about February 2! Roseric, s.s., to "sail •jKattcrturm, s.s.. to sai Arrino, s.s.; to sail; Terrier, s.s.. to sail. McurxßEAt,.—Raka:a;' s.s.,"sailed November 1 due about-January 23. - St, . Johk (Oasaka).—Waiwera, 5.3., ailcc December 28, due about March 4; Wakanul, s.i to sail; Karpmea', s.s.,- to pail. Saw, FBAJJCISOO.—Croydon; f.s., sailed Tecei her . .22, s 4ue-about • January 22; Belle Scotland, 8., to nail; Henrik Ibsen, s.s., to sai Purley, a.*., to tail; uiymerlc, s.s, to sail; H« . eu1e5..8.5... .to sail.. Vajtcouteil.—Makurn, R.M.S., to-morrow; Ze landia, It. M.S., February 13. ' SYDNEY.—Jfaroma, It. M.S., Friday; Mantu R.M.S., Friday; Victoria, s.s., Sunday; Tofua, s. January 25. MRIiBOUHX^. —Louisa Craig, barque, to sai Joseph Craig, barque, to sail. ROt'KiiAMPTOX—Anglo-Mexican, 8.8., due abu January 19. BCNBCKY.— Maclaren, «.s., via Southe ports, due about Wednesday; Clan Ogilvy, s to sail. Newcastle Jessie Craig, barque, to sai Aldebaran, barque, to nail; Casablanca, barqi to sail; Ilium at a. s.s., to sail. Coof. and Society Isoamis—Cholita, s.s., d early in February, Fribsdi.y Islands. —Tofua, s.s., January 25. . Fiji.— s.s., January 25; Fiona, s.s., Mil, duo early In February. Samarako (Java).Kaiina, e.»:, via Bunbui and Southern ports, due about- January 28. Maldss Islakd—Triton, barque, to sail. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.— This' Day: Ngipuhi, from Whangarei; Kanie from Wbaiißarei; Baden-Powell, from Whaugare KOTED DEPARTURES—OVERSEA. Lonpoji.—'Clan- Maeiaren, s.s., via the Soul about-January 20: Mantua, It.M.S.. via Aiistra and Sue/., January 13; Anglo-Mexican, a.a., l the South, about-January 25; Delphic, s.s., dire about- January 27; Zealandic, e.g., direct, abc February & VASCOTJVEII,—Marama; R.M.S., January 19. SYDJfEY.— g.i., to-day; Northern Chi barque, to sail about to-dry; Makura, K.M. moaow; Manturi, IvM.S., Fridiy; Atua, s. JanuaVy 30';' Itona, barque, to saii. South SEA laiiAJfDS^—Atua, s.s., January 30 FiJl.-r-Tnlune, , »■»., . .Wednesday; Atua, 8, i. January 30., X Cook and Society Islands^— a. \ Wednesday. PROJECTED ' ! DEPARTURES.—COASTAL. \ This 'Day:- Npapuhi, -lor HTiangaxei; Clansm. \ for Rofisell- atid-Opuiv; A-upouri, for Tauraiif UVaiotohi, for Mercury Day arid way ports; A ~ I\ul, Jor Northern■ ports-; Kotitunui, for Gisl>or * 1S, 1 poi'tsj.iKaeo, • for -East Coast bays and C bon '-£' " ,V " . tESS]?LS IN HARBOUR. . at Queen,street .Wharf. Xarawera, a* s at. Hotein-sLrcot Wliarf, , Hftnroto, B '»V at. ,Hof'«on-stEoet Wharf. Koutunul, s.it' flt Brcagtwork . - Talune. b.s., J ut Queen-street Wharf. AtuA, s s tttvNo. 4 Jetty. OUki, ' 8 a v, i \RßilwaV'Wharf. Kaeo, auxiliary \ aCo on'er, at Hohjon-strcet Ext oioa. • I". Southern Cross, V gtrMra . n a X®* e , t'Kailwy Wharf. J? or 5»,«/. <?,iTft}» ar< l uo ' nfc Railway Wharf. - . . . '~f •rchooner, at Queen-str '■>.•: Tsabrt,- iicJiMner,'!. J,!™!?" / Kxrcra/. ketfh.' *r Uobson-etreet ■ Extension. u;■ . f £j." s M' ' | • X. - It-:■ k'H

; IMPORTS. Per Tarawcra, from Southern ports:: 48 case, biscuits, 170 sack. bran. case* «gW „ 170 cases meats, 380 sacks flour, "*««■iiM*. » 50 sacks pollard, 12 sacks ff e ' -Bt ' na V fi l7 2 "J™* patty Tal 30 sacks 'lime, 20 cases starch « f ™ m { o P Mck _ Ca> and oil, 27 caw* bacon, ,20 M coils C. oatina, 15 cases whitebait, 7? com* *», •" igo of rope, 10 cases pickles, 30 "■£%**, Rel caws soap, 110 cases watches, "°0 "X,, flour, the 100 boxes prunes. 440 50's «our. *> n £^ S« 47 boxes butter, 5 easesi tobacco, «d "an hu * Bai ments ex Aorangi, Star of Canadt, a.id BUap Mi Per Maheno, from Sydney : 562 JgeggJA <&*, gal 748 pieces timber 115 bales, hemp, ■ Ui >n|P W «£ b. 13 cases silk, 174 Package c^ rants, 1/ cases *«. tobacco, 1030 sacks W, 8i casksi ana 895 sacks Mr spirits, *40 bars lead, 128 sacks our an( nanurc and bonednst, 400 »*« sand, and *< clover seed. 50 mat. rice, *P sacks B*™. Co, of hides and skins, and sundries. Mr M , v r a Upton, late, thirl officer of the M 'j Mr. B. i/. a. >-P~,V„ .. nwr « in a similar *~ Monowai, has joined the Tarawera in » Mi, poned until some time toW- j, w , H On Saturday cvenuiff the >cw/.eaiaurr ton Company's liner Paparoa was to rfavc new b 0 for fokonwru Bay and London. Mr The Haupiri cleared OUborne W»«J rt gg Ro night for East Coast bays and Auckland. » p ton for London , n , Bn _„ rei t4>da y from Gis- tot stock she comes on to Auckland, and is due nc m to-morrow morning. . Wa _.va Th Mr. B. Knox, late chief efildtJ & C has joined tu 3 Hauroto in a similar capactt y u - has been succeeded on tho Wanaka by Mr. j. do Arthur, late of schcSlreyhound arrived fro. The auxiliary schooner Greyhound «**«* £j£ Northern ports'on W«^ >oven aera and general cargo, &he satis ror iuc ■__in on Wednesday evening. . lieno, 'transfers to th© Hauroto. • -w-tftSSS Pi will go to an anchorage n the stream this morn- it ing, preparatory to railing tor Sy* o *>• _ Si The Colonial Sugar Company's steamer Fiona g arrived at Suva from Sydney on Saturday, in M, vessel leads raw sugar thero forAucKia^ au, may be expected here early next mont , g Mr. Russell, who was wireless operate Cc mail eteamer M«tai on her «»t tnjs •»» TSTaSS arrived at WeUington gn Dm » edin and Lytlelton yesterday tor Napier. OtaK Thurs- « 'ft. F. J. Couldrey late ttodl J the AVaitemata, has passe aJf « Q left by master's Home tradfe cer»»"«*■ Saturday for tho Monowai for the boutn on ° The'boys of " the New Zealand. Government V. trliutnA Amokura have 'g^gj W &™h& a some of tho h lumber from Puset Sou , nd > r „ t r s,® d i, Newcastle. - where she loads coal for San Hawaiian Islands. Westport early on Saturday morning berthed tno command of the. Hauroto in ploee o > P p ? U » ft«.°"«SSK of | S of India cleared for NaP l " . a "° T " ~ * at „ completion of discharge of ! her London ln « the ports named, the Star of India wui New Zealand for London. ■ _ , g (l) • Advice has beenrf.^Sn!"hat for the Shaw, Savill.. and jUbjon Vjm^ > Wed . s. Uto liner Atheoic arrived at liymown shan nesday morning from Wellington, ua por . ii.ff welllnrf.in on November w. „ kf thfSS W«^ - iffaS3K Line, Napier, arrived «g •Baturdtay «^ Bay C' and Tokomaru Bay. Sh* °f us i°% in all c . Tokomaru Bay,, and t Gisbonie, win u. u nrnhahilitv clear for those ports tms evenuig. , a probability wSef SETSTbi? buttoned in thfwSlilSrofflce of the Union Company -toe . r 6w^i&^rc^»ot^ s Pateena, has jomod the lalune JE a iuu^ pected to leave Wellington to-uay_ior }n<ontinuatipa other W. l » ffl |^ r fi « Somerset W 1«« A'tJte disWedneaday: She has 4200 tons 01 cory SSL- Mr? Si*** ] a largo supply of bunker coal «*• W««™» b *f° ; 135sassssgSf te i : d ST.«fcsatftf Wands. - a , " The PederaflloulderSWre liner Moraysh.ro left , " Duiiedlii on 'Friday for Wtitara forJfomeward ] i SS From that port ***** to Wellirnj- -. ror^Wi^^ o^^ . January 27 for Avonmouth and west OI rmganu • "tdo officers of the Maheno report^at^hilst S/Thl -tier .too far off for herMJpg rto be made out. AU.U%rb««nd y fro !: , Japanese cruisers As*> wid Sow, bound iron Auckland to. Sydney, were passed. ■ _. The Union Company's ateamer Walporl »» * trip for sn- andoverj r iTL^to* by her bumpfng s'om "thing when «tel»{ denting of a plate on" h«• BtarJ«»rd bow. , b^r a /'m«s^^rnved ol stMe.t^e } The length of the Ariel's passage 8 tftaTßw wither she bad to contend Seeing blown mile, out of * nmnher of tbo bovs having completed their A - i «f Ir»inin» on the Government trainingSto VmokSi h?*e transferred to various vesl. &?■ C. L. Blgle has joined the Arahura. W. * & U Sele£ ! S'h D JoVv the W. q Middled f SST%hSJf' M ■ r Cuddon .the WaitemaU Lag e it MARAMA LEAVES SYDNEY TO-DAY. "' This 'afternoon the Canadian mail steamer 9> and Honolulu. ___________ !.| THE P. AND 0. SERVICE. The P. and O. null steamer Mantua, which n- in _, *h« third vessel of the line to visit 0{ A ckUnd thi b Is to leave Sydney this ': S She arrive here ear yon .Friday ' s% and is timed -AS 4 m. the IZ" day for London, via Australian and Meditera ranean ports. a > j TRANSHIPMENTS. " r n addition to ordinary cargo, the Maheno I; winch arrived from Sydney yesterday, brought S2n«h»»roentß ex the following res* Is S-Arra. „ t '",* Wo A Ky(vrrft Anglo-Mexican, Orvieto, Kiwi A?«' VUte 3 * la Ciot.c, Eastern, Aldenrn ir « Ugaada, Burwah, Wyreema, prontes, ChangJ" S' Aftany." Fiw-Btle, WerriUe, Coolentz. ' Hessen, and Borknm. _^_______, *' ZSAIANDIC TO LOAD FOR LONDON. Ie Messrs A. S. Faterton and Co., local agents for t" Sh* v, Savill, raid Albion Company, advfoo that the new White Star liner Zeahndlo, on to Spletior of discharge of her Liverpool cargo -it Dunedin, will load frozen, meat a:io funeral 7, cai-cio at Auckland about February 4 tor London The Zcalandlo will sail from Auckland tor tha Home port about February 8. ri TARAWEBA FROM SOUTHERN PORTS, i. The Union Conjija 3 steamer Tarawcra, Captain C Mcl/ean, arrived from Southern ports at 1.0 p.m. yesterday, after a Jlne weather pasKay« u'u the coast The vessel berthed at the Hob- *. son-street Wharf. The purser reports that doli* narture was taHen fieri Dunadln at 4 p.m. on ' 3 Tuesday last, the usual calls being made at way ct - corts en route, the vessel leaving tiisborne finally Ut at 11 a.m. on Saturday, and arriving as above. Included in her passenger list were 23 passengers ex tho Rnapehu from London. Iho Tara- „, wera sails at 2 p.m. to-morrow on the return! to! voyage to Southern ports. a., --- MAHENO ARRIVES FROM SYDNEY. . A few minutes after noon yesterday the. Union ComrHUiv'B turbine steamer Maheno arrived at Auckland from Sydney direct, berthing at the *•• Queen-street Wharf. Leaving the New South Wales port at 1 p.m. on Wednesday last, the Maheno encountered a fresh southerly gale, with high boom seas, until Friday, when the gi>le m moderated, and the wind hauled to tho north. ,~ • Light variable winds and smooth seas were then '.Z,' experienced to arrival. Tho Three Kings were .„ abeam at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Cape Maria Van iigl Dicmen being passed at 9 o'clock tire same evening. The Maheno sails on. the return voyage to Sydney at 10 p.m. to-day. THE SCALES LINE. The Scales liner Clan Ogilvy arrived at Fremanllo last Tuesday afternoon from Newcastle. After discharge of her cargo of coal the vessel proceeds to Bunbury to load jarrah timber for New Zealand ports. Cable advice has been received that the en« steamer Clan Ross arrived at London last Wednesday from Picton. The vessel left Picton on November 16. Tho steamer Clan Maclaren is expected at Auckland from Timaru early this week. On compleget tion of discharge of her cargo of jarrah timber from Bunbury, the Clan Maclaren will load wool and general cargo for Loudon, proceeding thenoe to Wellington to complete.

PASSENGERS FOB NEW ZEALAND. 1 [FROM : OUR OWJf ' COEKESPONDEST.'I '■ fjOSDOS', December 8. e'terday the Shaw, Savill. and Albion etMmor 11 ui started for New Zealand, maided toy >tain T. Moffatt, the medical White. There are not a very Jarra number firesaloon passengers. These are. The g r. the Primate of New Zealand and ivlre. Nevil, Rev. J. P. Hampson Mr. and M<s. <->• A. my, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ferguson, Mis* H.ft. nicoat. Miss I. M. Harrison, Miss, H. L. .PorWr, a E. Porter, Mr. H. Barnctt, Mr. J.N. Ben I. Mr. C. Hildebrand, Mr. B. B. Lemon, Air Nicholson, Mr. W. J. lounger. Those in .be ond saloon are: The Rev. A. H., CoW e " M .. Colviio, the Rev. W. H. Willlam«on, Mr. i Mrs. F. H. Cooper and Miss Cooper, Mr. ( Mrs P. C. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. w. Mc mick, the Misses McOormick (3), Mr and Mrs. Peters Mr. and Mrs. A. Rowley and Miss ,vlay, Mr. and Mrs. D. Smellic and two sons, !. Barn father and the Misses Barnfathcr (2|, i. J. Gray and Miss Gray, Mrs. 0. Hanel, ». ,T. Hislop, Mrs. A. Renegen, Miss A. Bona , Miss B. Boyle. Miss J. 11. Bulstrode, M s Burnett, Miss E. Donovan, Miss E. A. Hill, m S. Piatt, Miss L. Packham Miss Moir, the ises K. and G. Kidner, Miss D lnR-rfim, Miss Richards, Miss Stephens, Mies E. TiUey, Mlm Waller, Miss N. M. Webb, Jto H. Winzer, A V Baker. Mr. S. B. Buifle d. Mr. T. Or. rkson, Mr. C. Hayer, Mr. H• Hayward Mr. Jones, Mr. A. M. Kidner, Mr. A. Kidmer, . F J. Leonard, Mr. W. E. Leonard. Mr. J. Fctridge, Mr. F. Nicholson, Mr. S. Paokham, . It. Packhnm, Mr. J. Rainsdcn Mr. J. H. Berts, Mr E. Sheehy, Mr. H. Stat ham, Mr. J. Sullivan, Mr. O. S. Tombs, Mr. W. A. Veen, R. Warrington, Mr. F. Williams, Mr. T. W. wdrofle. In the third-class there are 460 pas- [■;" Orient steamer Omrah has sailed to-day, b there are very few passengers ,o f New Z id. The following arc going to Auckland. uo' Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hethermgton, £ Johnson? The Wellington «re . J. G. Thorburn, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Huffnes. e following are going to Greymouth. Misb E D. Brett, Mrs. D. S. Henniker. and Mr., per. Mr. A. R. W. Blathwnvl andlMr. H. V. Blathwayt are going to Tort Chalmers.