SHIPPING.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11746, 24 September 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Morning—l.34 Evening—l.s9

The steamers Moa and Huia leave here at noon to-day, the former for Greymouth and ths latter for Wellington.

The Stormbird is advertised to leave at 3 p.m. on i'riday for Wellington. A wire from the Bluff announces the arrival at 12.15 p.m. yesterday of the Waihora, from Melbourne and Hobart.

The s.s. Gairioch is advertised to leave for Auckland to-morrow (Thursday) at 1 p.m. - A New Plymouth wire, received yesterday, says—"The s.s. NgaQrolii, which reached the breakwater shortly after midnight, reports an exceptionally rough trip horn the Manukau. After discharging cargo and 33 horses and embarking 10 horses*, she left again for Onehunga this morning.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS At Wellington.

Pakeha, left London 3rd June Capetown and Hobart.; Tomoana, left London Bth July via Capetown and Australia j Ripley, left New York 16th July via Australia; Star of Australia, left London 26th July via Australia and! Auckland; Kumara, left London sth- Augusit via Capetown and Hobart; Maori, left Plymouth 30th August via Capetown and Hobart; Tongariro, left London th September, via Australian ports and Auckland; Indradevi, left London 9th, September via Capetown1, Hobart, and Auckland.

Samuel Plinreoll,. left Glasgow June 19 j O. Paulson, left New York July 8; Annesley, left Liverpool 30th July; Weathersfield, left London 14th July; Akaroa, left Liverpool 24th July; Anneeley, left Liverpool 30th July; "Nelson, left Glasgow 2nd August; Lady Elizabeth, left London 26th August.