ENTERED INWARDS.

Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8367, 1 October 1895, Page 1

ENTERED INWARDS.

Bept. 80— Mahinapua, ss, 205, Newton, from Wellington and North. Passengers— Misses Spanger (2), Bmit 1 ), Mesdam-* Townshend and son, Thonas, Spanger, Master Spanger, Messrs McDuff-Boyd, Warren, Bain, Gorman, Logan, Hooker, Fisher, and 5 in steerage. 30— Lily, 83, 20, Soully, from Motueka. 30 -Anatuero, cutter, 12, Gabriels an, from Sandy Bay. CLEARED OOIWABDS. Sept 3D— Waverley, es, 77, Gibbona, for Patea. 80— Lily, ss, 20, Soully, for Motueka. 80 — Mahinapua, s», 205, New. on, f.r Tatauaki and Mauukau. [BY TELEGRAPH.} Wbllinoton, September 30. Sailed — Mawhera, ss, for Piaton, Nelson, and West Coast. Passengers -Misses John, ston and Palmer, Messrs Thompson, Dodds, Sinclair, and Jackson. Sailed — Penguin, for Nelsoo. Passengers — Mosdamei Hatley, Grace and iafant, Meiurß Cook, Maloolm, t'ajwell, and 7 in stosrag*. The Charles Edward was detained at Westport yeßterday. She will prooeed to Greymouth to-day, weather permitting, and is to leave there for Foxton direct. The Waverley sai ! ed at 4 p.m yesterday for Patea, and proceeds fr>-m tbei-a to Greymouth diruot with a load of cattle. The Lady Barkly returns from Golden Bay early on Thursday morning. The Lily sails at 4.30 p.m to-diy, for Motueka. The Mahinapua arrived from Wellington «nd North at 6.30 a.m yesterday, and sailed at 5 p.m for Taranaki and Manakau. The Penguin will arrive from Wellington and South this morning, and sail at 7 p.m foi Pioton and Wellington. The Mawhera will arrive from Fioton and Wellington this morning, and sail at 7 a.m for the West Ooaat. Tht Grafton retarns from the West Coast to-morrow morning, and sails at 7 a.m for Wellington.