OVERSEA VESSELS FOR WELLINGTON.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 12052, 20 December 1906, Page 4

OVERSEA VESSELS FOR WELLINGTON.

STEAMERS, Bramley, left New York, October 26, via Auckland; due about December 22. Kaipara, left London, October 10, vi» Auckland; now at Dunedin. Brerton Grange, left Liverpool, October 19, via Australia snd Auckland; due about December 20; arrived Melbourne December 4. Star «f Japan, left London, October 22, via Australia and Auckland; due abeut December 23; arrived Melbourne December 4. Whakatene, left London, November 8, via Auckland; due about January 8. Waiwera, lsft London, November, via Capetown and Hobart; due about January 8. Irish Monarch, left New York, November 7, via Australia and Auckland; due about January 21. Indraleraa, left New York. Novembe* 13, via Australia and Auckland* Gothic, left London, November 17; "via Capetown and Hobart; due about January 1. - • ~ Indraffhiri, left Liverpool, November 20, via Australia and Auckland. - Queen Amelie, left New York, November 20, via Australia and Auckland; dus about February 3

Laat night the Storinbird returned to Wellington, and is due here again about Saturday. The Putiki got away on the same tide for Gisborne, taking- her fourth shipment of pipes for the water works there. At noon to-day the Oreti sailed for Westport with a shipload of cattle. The Storm, with a cargo of produce from Dunedin. Oamaru, Timaru and Lyttelton, arrived at mid-day to-day, and will depart for the south again to-night. The Muritai arrived from Onehunga at midday to-day, bringing a cargo of sugar, fruit, drain pipes, etc. from Onehunga. She leaves again to-night on the return journey north. The Ripple arrived . at mid-day from Westport^ with a coal cargo, oh discharge of which she will iwroceed to Greymouth to load for the Blun^'and proceeds then to coastal ports. She is to sail from Lyttelton at the end of this month for'the Chatham Islands. To-morrow the Huia will probably arrive from Wellington. To-night the Mo* -from Foxton and Gertie and Baden Powell from Westport, are due. The former will load cattle for Westport. Yesterday afternoon the steamer Ruapehu arrived it Wellington from London, via Car etown ami Hobart: The Bramley was due to have arrived at Melbourne yesterday from New York, en route to New Zealand. She is due at Wellington, via Sydney and Auckland, about the first week in January. The steamer FJverton Grange from Liverpool, but now at Auckland, is due at Wellington on -Christmas Eve. The lonic arrived at Plymouth on Monday last from Wellington, after a 39 days' passage. The steamer Bucentaur is to sail from Wellington about January 7th for Vancouver, i