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Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11677, 12 July 1906, Page 1

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June 11—Maj.;ourika, 55,717, Clift, ' from Wellington. Passengers: Misses Louisson, White (2), Greenslade, Mesdames Johnson. Pilcber, and child, MacKenzie, Sutton, Captain Cox, Messrs Sutton, Hugh- ' sonj Langlands, Coleman and boy, Brittain, Pilcher, Birch, Tanner, MacKenzie, Watson, Casey, Hurley, Jones, llarley and 3 steerage. 11—Lily. S3, 23, Scully, from Mo- " tueka. C/LIUUKD OOTWARDB. July 11—Lily, ss, 23, for Motueka. - 11—Marourika, ss, 717, Clift, for • West Coast. Passengers: Messrs Winter ami Prince. • 11—Wairoa, ss, 63, Ricketts, for Golden Hay. 11—Tasman, 89, 78, Cox, for Wellington 1 Ji?ho Alexander and Kennedy are still detained at Greyiiiouth. The Waverley returned from the Greymouth roadstead to Westport last evening. The captain reports exceptionally severe weather, which prevented crossing the Greymouth bar. The Charles Edward is detained at West Wanganui Inlet awaiting improvement in the state of the weather before proceeding on to Westport. The Lily sails for Motueka at 10 a. T m. to-morrow, returning on the same tide. The JPateena arrives from Picton . and Wellington this morning, and sails at noon on the return trip. The Arahura returned from Greymouth roadstead to Westport, and latest information states she is unable to enter Westport. The Tasman sailed for Wellington yesterday afternoon. She leaves there, on the return to Nelson this alternoon. Captain Cox, late Harbormaster, is now in command of the Tasman. The Lady Barkiy sails for Golden Kay at 6 o'clock this evening. The Wairoa returns from Golden Bay this evening.