SAILING VESSELS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11635, 12 August 1905, Page 4

SAILING VESSELS.

httliifQod, left Londom, April 11, via - ••Hhrif. Kutfauna, left Liverpool, May 15. Arahura, left London July 19. Loch GaiYO, left. Liverpool, July 11.

The Stormbird arrived this morning from.. Wellington. She brought transhipments ex the Moari, from Liverpool, Tongariro and Star of England from London, and Wimmera from Australia, and also a quantity of town cargo. The Stormbird returns to Wellington this evening. This morning the Gertie came off the flats. She discharged her cargo to-day, aad returns to Westport this evening. The Putiki is due to-night from GreyBiouth. coal laden.

"The Moa was to have left Picton to-day and is due here to-morrow morning. She will take in cattle, and proceed to Greymouth to-morrow night. The Kennedy will not come on to Wanganui now, but the Alexander is "expected from Nelson next Tuesday instead. She returns to "Nelson on Tuesday night. To-morrow night the Storm is due from Daaedin, Oamaru, Timaru and Lyttelton, via Picton. She will discharge her cargo early on Monday morning and sail about 6 o'clock' for Dunedin.

Ip is expected that the overhaul of the Iluia will be completed during next week, Ay.d the vessel, before taking up her usual running, will relieve the Manaroa in the Wellington-Motueka run, while the latter Te£j3ol undergoes an overhaul. The Shaw Savill steamer Athenic arrjred at Hobart on Thursday from London, via Capetown, and Hobart. She is due at Wellington on Tuesday morning. The vessel is bringing 241 passengers to New Zealand.

The steamer Essex sailed from Sydnoy on Thnreduy for Auckland, in continuation of. her voyage from Liverpool. The- Tyser steamer Star of Scotland, which left London on June 24, also sailed froih.iSydnay on Thursday for Auckland. She is due at Wellington about the 29th insi. ■