LATEST SHIPPING.
LTTTELTON. ARRIVED. March 21, 5.5.) a.m. —Wariimoo, 3529 itniiß, Clift, from Melbourne, via southern ports. Union Steam Ship Company, amenta. .Passengers—lntercolonial: Miss Willcox, Mrs .WUleox, Messrs Havers, Stockcr and H. U. Park, and five steerage; coastal: Miss X. Moir, M-esd&mes Soldi, Williams and two children rind Willey, Father Lynch, Messrs IH. 8. JoosUsn, Soldi, Steele, Garden, J'rost l*nd Thoomin, and fifteen (steerage. | March 21, 6.40 a.m.—Maori, 339!) ton*, 'Ald'.retl. from Wellington. Union Steam jShip Company, agent?. PttMeiifrerfi— Misses iStevenson, Sullivan. Evans, Berry, Stagi?Und (2), Cuthbertaon (2), Harry," Ollive'r, K'mt, Keys, Bennett, Valla nee (i). Garland, Griffin, Toms, Forsyth, Lawrence, Smith, Wade, Robinson, Osborne and Andrews, Meatlames Brown, Dixon, Johnson, Twian and ihilcl, Cul.Hhortson, llothersa.ii, Wallace and child, Harris, Rule, Weavers, Hulston, Olli-■-er, Andrew, R<»j-nolds, Jeffries, Havward, Knowlos, Callune, Garlick," Egle, jjinndg, Carroll (9), Prudhoe, Brocklehurst, Bottle, Korr, Oilmour (•!), Andrews and child and Griffiths and child, Messrs Briscoe, Brown (2i, Oohvey, M'Millan, .Dixon, Aalin, Crriffg:. Shaw, Pattorson, Bottle, Dixon, Murphy, Cuthbertson, Turner, Duncan, Harris, Falethorpe, Hatherson, Oillies, Hulston, Todd, M'Donnell, Rands, Leech, Weaver?, Earl, Vallatace, Boauchamp, Wesnev, Milhurst, Dinm, Pavitt, Connolly, Ro.n.jidfl, Joyous, Rcvell, Bsttta, Hogcrs, Stringer, Leathead, Blackwell, Thorp, Power, Baker, White, M'Crao, Jeffries Hooten, _ Avers, Prudhoe. Prieudlands, \l Cnncnip, Kodpath, Crlendining, Fnispr, V» nod, Baninaorf, Saunders,, Andrews, Young, Sharp. Sea)*. Millliaufie,• l>ayn© and tireiitvilne steerage.
March 21. 9.1)0 a.m.—Hnwe.ra, ;nn frms Jackson, from Wellington. Kineev and Co.! Hrents.
Tho Pat-aa Shipping Company'* newest iteamer, the Unworn, mado her first, appearance itl Lvttelton to-day. She was built bv Bailey and Co., of Auckland, and is a fine typo of wooden vessel. The flaweni has brought a cargo of moat for the Somerset, «nd after discharge will rut-urn to Wellington and Paten.
, Owing to Easter holidays the Mutimranui jn he>r next trip from Melbourne to * Xew Ecaland, will leuvo the Victorian port one lay eurly. She is due at the Blutf on April 1, and will leave there sis usual on (he fol(owing dayv for Dunediu, Lyttelton i llK | Wel'.inptoii. The Warrimoo, on her next trip to Melbourne, will not leuvo the UlufT until Vpril 9, ami the Tarinvera, on her way north, to pass through Lyttelton on April 2, iu)tend of April 3. The. .Settles chartered liner Clan has gone to Newcastle to load coai for a pfow Zealand port. She will commence frornewu.nl loading in the dominion about 110 middle of April. 'i'hn llanaii- steamer Xfidenfels, 5i5!( tons, will bring cargo to Melbourne, Sydney and "Now Zealand from New York on lifli >!; of tha t'nited States and Australian Line. T'>e ltenmers Dunclutha, 3073 tons, and Am,do Snxon, 4263 tons, have 1-een chartered to load case oil at New York for the dominion.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10416, 21 March 1912, Page 3
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