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Colonist, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8065, 9 October 1894, Page 1

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October B— Mahinapua, ss, 205, Newton, from Wellington and North. PaEsengers— Misses Loyell, Kissling, Wix, Stephenson, Mrs Howie; Messrs Bawley, Ancell, Green; Foy, Calder, Mcore, Hart, Murray, Wix, and 8 steerage. 8 — Lady Barkly, ss, 40, Linton, from Motueka.' a B— Lily, 88, 20, Scully, from Motueka. CtIARID ODTWABDS' October B— Kennedy, ss, 136, Farneaux, for Wanganui. Passenger— Mr Bird. 8 — Lady Barkly, bs, 40, Linton,; for Motooka. B— Mabinapua, ss, 205, Newton, for Tara naki and Manukau. Passengers— Mesdames Kingdon, Young and child, Messi'3 Nelson and Tbnnichffe. B— Comet, ketch, 23, Eicketts, for Waitapu. B— Argus, ketch, 36, Weslrapp, for Fern Town. B— Pet, ketch, 21, Eicketts, fcr Farapara and Collingwood. [BY TELEGRAPH.] Weixington, October 8. Sailed— Wainni, ss, for Picton, Nelson, and West Coast. Passengers— Mi?ses Murphy, Dowling, Wastney, Gibbs (2), Wastney, Me- . Eae, Honlker, Wassail, Mesdames Sloan, ' Symes, Beeves, Blaess, Meows Whitfield, Moore, Moore, Fletcher, Hogg, Ebelbautn, Hyland, Gorman, and Sloan. The Charles Edward will arrive from Picton and Wellington about noon to-day, and :sail at 4 o'clock this afternoon for West ■Coast ports. The Murray left Kaikoura for Wellington last night. She will leave Wellington for Nelson this afternoon, and proceed to West-po-t to-morrow. The Kennedy sailed for Wanganui at 2 p.m ' yesterday. She will leave there for Kelson to night, should arrive here on t>mor<ow morning's tide, and sail for Wellington at 4 p.m. The Waverley will arrive from West Coast - ports to-morrow, and return to Westport at 3 p.m. The Lady Barkly sails for Motueka at 1.15 p.m. today. The Lily sails at 12.45 p.m. to-day for Motueka. The Mahinapua arrived from Wellington and North early yesterday morning, an - sailed at 3 p.m for Taranalci and Manukau. The Wainui will arrive from Picton and Wellington this morning, and tail at 2 p m for West Coast ports The Mawhera will arrive from West Coast poits to-morrow morning, and sail at 4 p.m for Picton and Wellington. A large shoal of porpoises came inside the harbor yesterday morning. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company" 1 in . addit'on to the new steamer Aotea, have purchased the Westmeath for the New Zea- $ land trade. The Westmesth is quite a new veEsel, haviDg been launched in 1893. She was built by Bwan & Hunter, of Newcastle- s on-Tyne, while the machinery was constructed by the Wallsend Slipway Company I Her dimensions are :— LeDgth 425 ft, breadth « 62ft 7in, depth 34ft, acd tonnage 6,200 t^ns ' The Westmeatb, on her maiden voyage from Melbourne to London, carried over 19,000 1 bales of wool. She is now beiDg fitted up to ( meet the requirements of the New Zealand trade, including reinsulation, and will be able to carry 95,000 carcases of sheep.