SAILING VESSELS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 11922, 19 July 1906, Page 4

SAILING VESSELS.

Caterima, left Marseilles, January 2t; aew

at Dunedin. Abysiaaia, left Hull, April 13, via Bluff. Bzanel. barque, left Liverpool, May 4. Ivstrslis, left Liverpool, June 9.

The Oreti managed to cross the flats safely last evening, and moored at the wharf. Her cargo includes transhipments ex the Dalcairnie from Liverpool, Paparoa from London, £dralcma from New York, Sonoma from San Francisco, and Monowai amd Wimmera from Australia. She also brought 1060 bags of salt ex the Silas from fWthburg, South Australia. The Oreti will 6ail for Westport to-night, with a shipment of cattle. Tho Mna, from Westport, crossed the bar last night. She departs for the same port again to-night, with cattle. Laat night the Huia and Stormbird returned to Wellington, and are expected here again about Saturday. The Muritai left Oiichunga at 1.30 p.m. yesterday, and is expected here this evening or to-morrow morning, returning north again at night.

The Storm left for YVcstport this morning and will run two trips to N«w Plyinonth with coal, before icturning to the usual southern ports. ' The Ripple is expected from southern porte a')out the 30th instant. The Oswcstry Grange was duo at Wellington thia morniug, and will Bail thence for London on Saturday morning. The Devon, which arrived at Auckland on Tuesday from Liverpool, via Australia, is due at Wellington on Monday morning. The Taviuni arrived at Suva on Tuesday from Auckland, and the left the Fijian port for Sydney the Bame day. The schooner Ronga, which was recently towed to Wellington as a derelict by the steamer Gertie, has been handed over to Levin and Co., Ltd., owners of the latter vessel. The Ronga will probably be sold.