VESSELS IN PORT

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9642, 14 January 1899, Page 2

VESSELS IN PORT

"Huia, sb, Captain Huggins. Glenoairn, fore-and-aft schooner, Capfain Pellison. Thistle, screw schooner, 96 tons, Captftin Connor.

The Aotea is expected in Wellington on Monday morning. The Star of Victoria sailed lor Gisfeorne last evening at 11 o'clock, taking 10,000 bales of wool. , ' • : 'The'Manaroa sailed for Wellington last v evening it 10 o'clock with a full complement* of passengers and a quantity of •wool. CSho roturns-h©re on Tuesday and sails again the same evening. The Oreti toads at Greymouth on Mon* I ■ flay for Watiganui. . - I The Glenelg is expected hew ttext Saturday and returns to ©sftbUhga at 4 p-tn. the same day. The barque Opawa Mt the Spit for liondonat 7.80 lasttsvening. The StormMrd sails for Wellington on Monday at 11 00 a.m. The Huia arrived from Wellington this ' Snortttog and returns to-night. ' The Thistle sails for Weatport to-day^ lor a cargo of coals for the Wangantti i Freezing .(Company. - -' ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. AT WEIiDIBTON. . Waikato, left London via Auokland Ist ' .November. 1 --,'..;." " , - ' Tolso, left New York November 4th. Aotea, left Plymouth, Tia Capetown and Hob&rt 27th November. Otarama, left London, via Capetown let , December. ' ' , Rakaifl,' left Plymouth via way ports ' tilth December. Tkliowera, left Vancouver via Eonolulu and Suva 17th December.'* -' ' r -. Soukar, left' Glasgow June 28th (put into Mauritius for repairs). On our Fourth Paga will be found advertitte menu concenmg the Union, SMr«>«nd - Sinking Coy'i.boaU.