ENTERED INWARDS.

Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11925, 3 May 1907, Page 1

ENTERED INWARDS.

May 2 — Penguin, ss, 017, Hunter, from Picton and Wellington. Pas sengera: Misses Mercer, Clifford, Sutton, Andrews, Downie, Blackburn, Gilmer, Bowen, Packard, Young, Masdames Kelling and son Blackburn, Bowen Mills, Taylor and child. Bush, Captain Blackburn, Messrs Schwartz, Candy, Pratt, Jenkinsjn, Kelling, Greenslade, O'Hara, Fairey,Appleyard, Williams, and child, Munro, Leaver, Oliver, Mcntauo, Fox, Johnston, Drummond Tennant, O'Connor, Young, Bush (2), and 5 steerage. CLEARED OUTWARDS.. "May 2— Penguin, ss. , Penuin, 524, Hunter, for Ficton and Wellington. Passengers: Misses Kelly, Crowley, Murray, Foote, Kempthorne, Lyncb, Harris, 7 Nelson College girls, Mesdames Davis, Murray, iJack, and child, Messrs Lynch, Harris^ Croudis, Orsman, 23 Nelson College boys, and 8 steerage.

The Alexander arrived at Wanganui yesterday and proceeds thence to Greyinoxith. direct and Nelson. The Wavevley arrives from Foxton this morning and sails for "NYestport at noon to-day. The Kennedy is expected to arrive at Foxton from Westpert to-day. The Charles Edward is detained at Wanganui, awaiting improvement in the state of the weather before sailing for Wellington. The Tasman arrives from Wellington via Motueka to-day and will sail for Wellington direct at 6 o'clock this evening. The Koi sails for Motueka at D.30 a.m. to-day, returning on the same tide. The Penguin arrives from Picton and Wellington to-morrow morning and sails at noon on the return trip. The Wainui aarives from West Coast to-morrow Morning and sails at noon for Wellington direct. , ■ The Wairoa arrived from Waitapu and Collingwood- last night. The Lady Barkly sail9 for Takaka and Collingwood at 5 p.m. to-day.