Cleared outwards.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13380, 1 April 1912, Page 1

Cleared outwards.

March 30—-Mnpoiirika, s.s., V 203 tons Ritchie, for Wellington. Passengers: Mesdamos Fitzgerald, Crisp, Williams; Messrs Kirk, Fitzgerald, Dyer; 2 steerage. gO-IPatoen.i, 5.«.. 1212 tons, Watson, for Picton and Wellington. Passengers: Misses Taylor, Petrie, McNamara (2), kirtou, Buchanan, Hodson; Mesdames Giblin, Petrie, Wolfgang, liloyd; Messrs King, Mercer, Potrie, Kelly, Elliott, Hughes, McLaren ; 5 .steerage. 30 Arahura, s.s., 1596 tons, Lambert for We'lington. Passengers: Misses Wbitford, Hollymon, Hornsby, ilicketts Garth, Wilson, Stewart, Winter ; Mesdames Fieldes. Yarrall and 2 rl'iildren Hashford : Mest3rr» Colo, Boycs Fieldes,.'Yarrall, Holmes, Daniel, Winnioott, 'Dal/Jell, Kirk. Morley, Winter; 0 steerage. 31—-Arahura, s.s., 1596 tons, Lambert for West Coast. Passengers: Misses Monson, Carrick, Senior, Simpson, Robinson; Mesdames MonSon, Simpson (2), Robinson (2), Brockelbank; Messrs Bush, Curtis, A-sniess, McGrath, Marshall, Joostein, Oakey, Bate, Gooch, Greenfi.e'.d. Lockhfail, Simpson, Taylor, Haydon, Stokes, ■Griffiths, Robinson ; 5 steerage. .

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March 31.

Sydney, Failed (8 p.m.)—Warrimoo. . (Received April 1, 0.50 a.m.) Arrived—Jessie Craig, from Now "Zealand: Surrey, from Liverpool. Melbourne, March 31. Arrived—Maunganui.

The Alexander leaves Tarakohe today for Wellington and Nelson ,'md will proceed from here to West Coast ports on Wednesday at,.9 a.m. The Nikau soils for Wellington via Motuokn. at o p.m. to-day. • . . ' The Koi sails for Tarakohe at noon to-day, and will return tlienco to Mo--tuoka. leaving Motueka for Nelson at '9.30 a.m. to-morrmv\ --■....-,.-• The Wnverier wi'l sail for Foxton via Torakoho at about 5 p.m. to-morrow. Tho Kflitoa loaves Foxton to-day for Wellington. The "Konnrdy is expected to leave "Foxton this evening fur Nelson direct. The Waimea leaves Grey mouth to-day for Wostport and Nelson. The Hina soils to-day at noon for Ta-lcaka. and Colling wood. Tho Wairoa sailed last night for Golden Bay ports. The Arahura arrived yesterday vnornine from Wellington and Picton and sailed again on the same tide for Westport and Grey mouth. The Mnvxmrika sailed from hero on Saturday for Wellington direct and reached 'there tho: samp afternoon. Tho Patecna arrived at Wellington last Saturday night from Nelson and Picton and is timed to leave the iorrunr part to-day at 12.45 p.m. on the return trip. The Rosamond is duo here on YY-c-d----ncsday from Wellington and north and sai's again at 10 a.m. for New Plymouth iind Onelnmga. . The Maori leaves Wellington to-uight :it 8 o'clock and the Mararoa to-mor-row at the same time. The Mokoia is timed to leave Welnng--ton on Tuesday for Lyttelton and Duu<"din. The I'arawera is timed to sail from Wellincton' on Wednesday and not Thursday, for Napier, 'Gishornc .md Auckland whom slip tranships to the Maheno on Monday for Sydney. Th» Warrimoo is to leave Wellington on Tbursday, 4th April .for Melbourne via the Bluff. The Ulimaroa which kaves Wellington on Thursday (instead of Friday) for .Sydney direct lias all her passenger accommodation, both saloon and steerage, tnken. The R.M.S. Anrangi arrived at Wellington on Saturday morning from San l<"rauci.sco, and railed again about mid- ' night for Sydney direct with all . her ■pas.v-eng'.T accommodation taken. The MonoAvni, which Wt Dunodin last Friday for northern ports van aground in" the upper harbour, but was refloated again about midnight;