TO-DAY'S SHIPPING.
—+. •••- HIGH WATER AT VVTTELTOX. MARCH. ,'H Tuesday . 0 .10.3.* .11.6 m. Wednesday .10 Vl.aft Tluuß<ky , 11 0.0 f>.;;s Friday , .12 I.". 1.30 Saturday » .13 1.5"' 2.20 Sunday . , U 'i.H 3-7 Monday , Ift 3.30 3.31 '■[ Tuesday ,IB 4.12 4.!W A.RRTYEP. ] March 0, 6.23 a.m. —Wahino. 4435 R , 4cms, Aid well, from "Wellington. I'uioii jw jGteam Ship Company, agents. T'b singers—r! j .Misses Joyce. Buckley, jAffleck, Pinkerten, Fraser, M'Beth, Cansewn, ffeharpin (2), Clark, Rocker, Millar. 'Tugan, j Pagem, Cole and Quinn, Mewlames Herd man, \jFarby, Rankin, H&rdoy, AfHock, Aldred, Herdttnan, Baldwin, Baxter. I,'tt.terson, Sheriff. ! Carpenter, Moh, Stevens, Morphv. Sun, •jLadd, Scandrott and Alerlyn. Kev M'Laverty. Captain Smith, Dr F.dgnr, Miwrs Prmmore, Taylor, M«rsdeu, Hent-7., Kirlu-, Frankbam. [Wood, Affleck, Cole, Aidred, Bruce, f Ivory, Miske, Smith («iV Piatt, M'Bcth. Bwvie*, Todd, Heidn'ian, Green. Baldwin. iWard, Brown, Ynnkot, .Holme", Han'cv. \Vil- ; B<Hi, Malfroy, Clayton, Bart let t, Pare. A'!an. • .RonsthwMte, M'Cann. Wilson, • Morotray, Clark, Thomson. ftonn, Jickell, '"Wright, Altlir, G-onlcl, Fraser, Moh. .lohn- . a ton, Goodal!, Cotton, Mnrii'g, MtiningloD, ' Oiinm, Cu.rdston, Sle.igbthobn o , Murdock, j Power (2), Kilgour, Stevens, Srun.il, Fobisier. ! Townend, Hooper. Metzyer, Thorn, Murray. 'Thompson. Mwlyn, 8 hep ley, Bennett, West ajjd. Eva,ns and. eighty-sewn utp.arage. ! March D, 7,' Jo a.m.-—Breeze, h.s., 5-I'2 tons, lßa<iford, from Timnoi. A. H. TiirntoiJi au<t 'rfJo.. agents. March 9, 8 a.m.—Petoue, " n{i tons, Cowan, from Tirnwu. A. il. Turnboll end ! Co., asrentj. SAM/HI). March Dn-kloreh, 4718 tons. Jenkins, for Wellington, dn route to London, s fsw Zealand Shipping Company, agents. SHIPPING- KOTEIS. The .New Zealand Shipping Company has ■ received information fr-om London statins,' that the Rimuta&a. arrived at Liverpool on ; Maroh 7. Th« Somerset ar'ived at f\ymoufch on March 7, and the WiYraH arrived ' at Monte "Video on March 7. ' The New Zealand Shipping Company' j R.M.S. Rotorua hit London tor N'e\v Ze«- ' land on January 28 with the following saloon passengers Miss L, J). Allen. Mu:« F. Casey, Mr and' Mrs J. 1). Griffin, Mr K. J. Keiller, Miss C. H. Morrison, Mr C. PotK : Mr and ilw G. -H. Shaw.. Br D. and Mrs Captain A. Taylor. Mi** H. Armstrong, Jfr J. Aahton, Mr Iv Kl'iott, •.34x8 E- S. Faakhauaer. Miss L. H. Giblin, Mrs D. Govtir and, three sun?, . Miss G. ' Hartlev. Mr D. Heptinp. Mrs T?. M. Justice, Dr M.' H. MacLeod, Mr A. W. Macl.eod, iJr E. and Mrs Marsden. Kev and K. T!. Xevill, Miaa C. J5- Neviil, Mia? T). J, N"<?vill, j . Hasten J. T., P. H. Xcvill, Miss }j. M. .Neviil, MWtar H. NeviU, Misa J. I). Ncvil , Mrs F. I>. and Maeter W. Fenseler, Master il. G. Pensolfr, Miss A. 'Richards, Mr It. '. Bogenbaum. Mrs B. Sanderson, Mastor F. AV. ' Sandftißon, Mr F. C. Seat-on, Mks. E. Smith, Miss It. I. Tyrrell, M;r wid Mrs J. T. TVellwood. «nd 11*2 third-c!a«» passsngors. The »iwiliary schooner Hnia. was esppctfd to «»il from Wellington last night, for Lyt- I lelton with part cargo of exj;lasives ex the j Matatun. SW should reach jiere to-morrow : Tficrning, a.nd will leave Inter tor Dnnedin. ; • To-night the Y'ootton is dne in port with j a loa<( of timber from Nycii* Bay. She j will sail to-morrow evening for the Sonuds ! to load sheep. ! Mr Dinsmore, chief officer of the Kaiapoi, ! ha,s been granted holiday leave, and his . position has been filled by Mr Crease. Can- • tain Mawson, of th» Karori, and Cap'.ain A. j B. Pryde, oi the Kaiapoi. hiive exchanged , positions. Mr J. Bntle, chief ofllcer of the i Regulus, has eigned off. j | Private advices have been received in Syd- ; ney stating that tho British barque Penrhyn | Castle, which was chartered to load wheat j •at Bahia Blanca to t-he United Kingdom at 42s 6d per tori .February leading, if March loading lis 3d per ton; i? to France 5s per ton extra, option South Africa or Australia at 39s psr ton, is now on her way to Fremantle, and is expected there next month. A second cargo for March loading wilt follow. Il is rather remarkab'e that the Pourhyn Castle, which left Melbourne last September for Cape Town with a full cargo of wheat, *nd was the la=t vessel dispatched from Victoria for a foreign port with grain, should now he the first sailing , vessel announced to bring ioreign wheat to the Commonwealth. It is also Tothsr singular that the first steamer chartered to load wheat at the Argentine for Ta?m&nift should h<s natnsd! Tasmanian Transport. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. .AUCKLAND, March 9. Arrived—-Kwinana (5.45), from Wellington. . Sailed —Rakanoa (3.35), tor V"e?t.port. DUNEXtIN, March 9. Tho Viotorfa sailed at 11 a.m.; passengers for Lvttelton, Misses' William, Gillets, Hurst and Wilson, Mrs Henderson and Mr J. W. Boag.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11332, 9 March 1915, Page 6
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