PORT OF NELSON.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13274, 27 November 1911, Page 1

PORT OF NELSON.

EMcred Inwards. Nov 25—Takapmia, s.s., IO3G tons Watson from Piciou and Y\ ellm^toii. Passengers: -Misses Gnnntlott, -Niiiil, Har'n-eaves, llolhuid, Cohhrrt; ik-s----dames King .McDou-i-.1, Batriu Munford W'orsforil and uilaut, lli;:^, Hunt, Mitchell; -Messrs Jlo-a-s. King Jones, Brimmer. .'.U'Oimr.LMi. Atkinson, Poison. Muni'oi'd, V.orslord. Fleming, Kidston, lilytii, l[-;u.u>.!)u, Ngan l-'oo, Cox, Bradley. Count', Ewart; 4 steerage. Cleared Outwards. Nov. 2G—Arahura, s.s., 109G tons. Lambert, from WellingLon. i'assengers: Misses Henin'tt, Lcveston \\ obter (2); Mesdames Carlid;' and 3 children, Hawkin and child, V\ ells, muson, W«rd, Sitisfjirry ; lUesara Caiidy, Connell, l<ed.stoue, "Burnett, Stiu'.rt, Hruchvood, Benjamin, i'oid, Kiley, Hciidland; 16 steerage. Nov. 25 —Takapuna. s.s. ,1033 tons, Watson, for Picton and XN'ellington. j Passengers: Misses Forrester, Walk-! cr; Mesdames Hayden, Kin^, Shipton j Meredith and child ; Messrs Croucher, liushby, Shone, Walker; G steeniye. [Peess Associatio:: —Copyiugm.] Sydney, Xor. 26. Arrived —Zealandia. Mclfciurr.c, Nov. i'u. j Arrived—Warrimoo. _ | Sailed (yesterday)—ininiarou, fur j New Zealand. j Ocean Steamers ciue at Wellington. Corinthic left i'lyniout'n October 1-i via Capetown and iiobart, due about November 27th. ' Marere left London S-ptember -b via Australia and Auckland, due about November 30th. Opaiva left Liverpool September !■') land, via St. Mei-i.ia. -iusu-a!ia and Auckland, due about December Gth. Tongariro, left London October iW duo about December 7th. Don of Airlie, lelt .New beptcmbor 23rd, via Australia and Auckland, clue about December lyth. Kumara left Montreal Ueu-bcr 10th via Australia and Aucklund, due about December 14th. Star of Canada, left London September 23rd, via Australia and Auckland, due December 20th. Moravshire, lelt Liverpool OotobtM 7th, via Sydney and Auckland, due about Deco'mbor 2Uili. Star of Auitra.ia, left New lork October loth, via Australia and Auckland due about December 2it!i. Drayton Grange, left i.i-erpool October 24th, via Sydney and Au-.-kland, due about December ifOtii.

The Waimea arrived from Westpori yesterday morning and will sail ior AVestport at 4 p.m. to-day. Tho Alexander leaves Oreyir.outli to-day for Nelson direct. The Kennedy leaves roxton to-day for Nelson direct. The Waverfey leaves Tarakohe today with a full load of cement ior Wellington. Tho Kaitoa leaves _AVaiigainn tins evening for Nelson direct and after discharging a load of cut-tie will'procii<fl to Westport. Tho Nikau sails for Well in.4.on direct at 7 o'clock this woning. The Nikau makes a trip to and Motucku to-day, leaving here at 10 a.m. and Motueka at 1 p.m.

The Koi "ill not sail fur Motu^a to-day, her running being taken ijj the Nikau.

The Hin;i sails for Golden Hay ports at 4 p.m. to-day. The Wairoa sailed at -1.1-j p.m. yesterday for Takaka and Colliugwond. She leaves Collinguood on the return trip to-day at 11 a.m.

The Takapuna left Nelson on Saturday at 10.30 a.m. for Picton and Wellington and arrived at the latter port at 9.5 p.m. She leit-ves Wellington to-day at 12.45 p.m. for Nelson via Picton.

The Mapourika arrived here late on Saturday night from the Const and sailed again for Wellington direct at 1.40 p.nf.

The Arahura arrived hero from Wellington and Picton early yesterday morniuy and sailed on the .s;i::ictide for Westport and Grey month.

The Maori leaves Wellington to night for Lyttelton, and the Jlararon to-morrow at the same time.

The Monowai is co leaves Welling ton to-day at o p.m. for Napier, C is borno and Auckland.

The Mokoia is expected at Wellington to-day from northern ports and sails to-morrow at o p.m. for Lyttelton and Duncdin.

The Moana is expected from Melbourne, Hobart and southern ports on Friday, Ist December and sails the same day from Wellington for Sydney direct.

The Ulimnroa is duo at 'Wellington on Wednesday 29th November from Sydney direct and loaves the following day for Melbourne via the JtluiF.