ENIERED INWARD.

Colonist, Volume XLI, Issue 9269, 6 September 1898, Page 1

ENIERED INWARD.

Beptembar s— Botoiti, es. 29, Roberl on, from Wellington and North. Passsa gers— Misses Maote, Daniels, Mesdame Herd and 2 children, Morley, Daniels Barleyman and 2 children, Richmond Oakey, Soott, Rev Gray and son, Messr Moors, Marjoribaoks and valet, Mar&den Dodgehun, Webster, Bryant, gmallbone Ward, Patriok, Allen, Bretandt, Buzcu Humphries. Meresiather. and 3 steerage. Sept s— Lily, ss, 24, Scully, from Mo tneka. OLBABKD OUTWARDS. f- Sept. s— Lily, ss, 21, Scully, for Motu eka. s— Mapinrika, sp, 717, M'Lean, fjr Pic ton and Wellington. Passengers — Misi Maokie, Masdames Taylor, tiiohardson, LiWßon, Maokie, M'Keczie, Messrs Pear Bon, Vaugban, Weil?, M'Kenzie, Captaii Bruo?, and 4 steeraße. 5 -Roteiti, fs, C 29, Robert3on, for TaraDftki and Maoukan. Passengers — Mis Keene, Meßsrs Arnold, Kitchen, Foster, Keene, Burke, Pollard Opera Company (57), a nd 4 steerage. The Charles Edward leaves Wellington f or Nelson to-day, and is announced (0 sail for West Coast ports at noon to-morrow. The Waverley is expected to leive Wanganui for Nelson with a load of ca'.tle this af terno:»n. The Mapourika sailed at 11 a.m yefte.dj y for Pioton anl Wellington. The Rotoiti arrived at 930 a.m yesterd iy from Wsilington and Nartb, and sailed a gain last night's tide for Ta.anaki and Onehungs. The Haupiri is cxpeotgd to leave Wistport this a.terooon for Nelson, and is due to-morrow foremon sailing agaia at noon for Welliogton direct. The Wainui leaves WelJinglcn this afternoon for Pioton and Nelson, ard is dua here to-morrow morning, railing az&in at 11 c.m on return, The Lady Barkly leaves at G o'clock tbii morning for Golden Bsy, a-riviog baok again to-morrow eveniog. Ths Lily sails at 8 o'clook this mornlrg fjr Motueka, arriving baok pgain game tide.