OVERSEA VESSELS FOR WELLINGTON.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 12002, 20 October 1906, Page 4

OVERSEA VESSELS FOR WELLINGTON.

STEAMERS. Courtfield, left New York, August 5, via Australia and Auckland; due about October 20; left Sydney, October 11. Pakeha, left London, August 7, via Capetown, Hobart, and Auckland; due about October 15; arrived Auckland, October 10. Bippingham Grange, left Glasgow, August I, ' via Australia and Auckland ; due about October 20. Wimbledon, left New York, August 25, via Auckland; due about November 1. Star of New Zealand, left Liverpool, August 19, via Auckland; due about October 27; now at Auckland. Suffolk, left Liverpool, August 18, via Auckland; due about October 18; now at Auckland. lodradevi, left London, August 21, via Australia and Auckland; due about October 30. Pondo, left Vancouver, September 4, via Lyttelton and Port Chalmers; due about October 26. Maori, left London, September 6, via Lyttelton. Turakina, left London, September 11, via Capetown and Hobaft; due about October 23; left Capetown September 30. Rakaia, left London, September 11, via Capetown, Hobart and Auckland; due •bout October 26. Dorset, left Liverpool, September 14, via Australia and Auckland. Como, left New York, September 5, via Australia and Auckland; due about November 6. Delphic, left London. September 18, via Capetown and Hobart; due about November 26. Niwaru, left London, September 18, via Australia and Auckland. Hmvenham Grange, left New York, September 28, via Australia and Auckland. Paparoa, left London, October 9, via Capetown and Hobart; due about December 2.

Last night the' Putiki came in from Westport, and is to return there as soon M circumstances permit. The Moa and Huia were unable to get away last night or this morning for their respective ports, owing to the boisterous weath. The Storrabird came in at noon to-day from Wellington, with a general cargo. She will return there as early as the weather permits. Yesterday afternoon the Muritai left the Onehunga wharf but she was unable to cross the Manuakau bar till this morning. She should arrive here to-morrow night or Monday morning. She will' return north again on Monday. The Alexander is due on Monday from Westport, and will sail at night for Nelson. „