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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7070, 11 April 1901, Page 3

The s.B. Poherua left for Westporfc at 0.45 p.m. to-day. The Inverelyde was towed to a berth at the Gladstone Pier •this morning. Messrs Taylor and (Deneh, of the Hauroto and Ovalau respectively, have exchanged puraerships. The Government s.s. Hinemoa-, which arrived from Wellington, via Cape Campbell, this morning, landed a couple of horses at Lytiol<ton. Sbe leaves this afternoon for the southern lighthouses. To-day the s.s. Wakatu arrived from Kaikoura and Wellington a-i 1.30 a.m.; the s.s. Eotomaihana from Wellington at €.40 «,.m.; &nd~the s.s. Hinemoa from Wellington at 7.10 •.m. The 'brigantine Eliza Firth went on Miller's slip Has morning for an overhaul. The Rotomahana made another good trip from Lyttelton to Wellington on Wednesday, running, the distance in 1 just under twelve lours. The Flora was 4imed -to sail for "New Plymouth, Greymouiih and Westport at noon today, in lieu of the Corinna, which, is at present in dock at Port 'Chalmers for cleaning and painting. Tie 'Warrimoo reached Port "Chalmers from Newcastle on Tuesday. She will be overhauled at the southern port, and op the arrival there trf the. Waihora about April 17, she will take trp i&p laser's runni""?. Tao Shaw, Savilt and Albion Company's steamer Kumara is expected to litusa diei loading at Wellington '-to-morrow. «nd probably leave Ifor Home to-morrow. The «ame company's, steamer -.<,angatira was timed to sail for Home <frccn Porfc Chalmers 10-day. The Government steamer Tutanekai, which conveyed *h» Premier to Greymouth on Saturday, was at lass advice 3 bar-bound at the •West Coast port, ,but it was ejqpetited that she . •would get out some time yesterday.