Ocean Steamers due at Wellington.

Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13032, 16 February 1911, Page 1

Ocean Steamers due at Wellington.

Sunvy, l'-lt Liverpool Deeen.ber 10th, via Australia, duo about J'eD ruary The AVaimca left Wdliiiuton last ovening lor Port Liyjar and breymSlAl«a««l«T 1,av, 8 , Wellington forXohonatop.nl. to-'U<-\. wIU '"7 vive hero to-morrow w™"f ; lld sail for West Coast ports a 11 a.m. The lveime.lv leaves Wellington today for Tarakohe ami Nelson. The Kaitoa leit Waii-anm last The Waverlcy sailed lor \\est Coas., noils at ■> p.m. yesterday. 1 ThY Nikau leaves I ,H for iliere to-morrow inornniti. hi." on the return trip lor Wellington direct a\Mlk -b^lb for Motueka at 8 a.n, to-dnv, retiinuiui; on th;> sane tul.. The Arahura sa.led for J'lcton a WclliiT'toii vestc-nlay mornin-. Ssho Saves The lutler port ajiain on the return tril> "l W-ir> ou «alu»la>' altel" S!m^rrivi.. B .l.^o n Sun. ay mornin" and continuing lor the W.st have arrived in Grev.uouth this morning trout -Nelson Sh« leaves that port at two thib afternoon, and is due here early ou .Saturday morning continuing her passage for Wellington direct at < .<IU "'The P'tteena arrived this morning from I'iettm and Wellington early this morning, ami returns to those ports at 10 a.m.' The Jiusnmomi left this port yestortlav at miililciv, and should arrive in New Plymouth early this morning. She leaves Onehunga to-morrow alteriiooii ou tlie return trip. The Corinua arrives this morning from Wellington ami Southern ports, and will land the balance of the Mamari's transhipments. She sails again for New Plymouth and Onehunga this afternoon at three o'clock. The 'Wairoa sails for Takaka and Collingwood this afternoon at three o'clock. The Lady Ibrkly leaves for Takaka and Collingwood, calling at Tarakohe, at three o'clock to-morrow afternoon.