HOMEWARD BOUND.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11511, 18 March 1905, Page 4

HOMEWARD BOUND.

Suffolk; left, Wellington January 20. Karamea;~left Wellington January 29. Tomoana, left Wanganui, January 30. Kaikoura^, left Wellington, February 1. Matatua, from Wellington, February 3. Perthshire, from Auckland, February 3. Aotea, from Lyttelton, February 3. Star- of Australia, from Wellington, February .15. . . Papanui, from Wellington.. February 16. Maori, from -Bluff, February 18/ Kaipara, from Wellington^ February 26. Drayton Grange, from Wellington, February 28: lonic, from Wellington, March 2. Essex, • from Auckland, March 4. Rangatira, from Port Chalmers, March 6. j Star of Scotland, from Wellington, March 8. ' • • Mamari; from Wellington, Match 12. •Himutalci, from Wellington, March 16. TO DEPART FOR HOME. , Somerset, from Wellington, March 23. Athenic, from Wellington, March 30. Tbhgariro, from Wellington, April- 13. Tho Huia arrived from Wellington this morning and returns south again to-night. . The Rimu, from. Bluff, Dunsdin and Timaru, crossed the bar this morning, and went alongside the Heads wharf, where she will discharge a small quantity of her cargo, (md is expected to come np to the town 'wharf on. Monday-, discharge the remainder of her produce and load sheep for Lyttelton. The Monowai, from Melbourne, and the .' -Wimmera; from Sydney, have been re- • ported at JBluff^and Wellington-respective-ly during the past week* having cargo, for transhipment to Wanganui-

- The Storm is due on Tuesday morningfrom the usual southern ports. She sails the same day "for Lyttelton with shsep. Tho Stormbird is expected on Monday from Wellington, returning south again in the evening. The Muritai is due again on Thursday morning from xisual northern ports. The Star of New Zealand is due at Wellington on. Monday from New York, via Australia and Auckland.