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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12732, 30 March 1909, Page 4

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SYDNEY, Monday. Sailed. — 'Whakarua, for Auckland and "Wellington. SYDNEY, March 30. Arrived. — Maheno (5 a.m.), from Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH, Tuesday. Arrived. — Rotoiti (8 a.m.), from Onehunga.' No notice about connecting with express. , WESTPORT, Monday. - Sailed.— -Mas (5.20 a.m.;, ror Wanganni. J t The Storm, Huia, and Gertie discharged their cargoes to-day, and should sail tonight, the former going to Dunedin. via Picton, Lyttelton, and ports, the Huia to Wellington, and the Gertie to the West Coast. The Kapiti and Stormbird were unable to leave Wellington in time last night to catch this morning's tide. They are due here to-night, and return to Wellington to-morrow night. The barquentines St. Kilda and Alexa. loaded with hardwood from Hobart and Clarence River, have now been some time out on their passages to Wanganui, and should make an early appearance. The steamer Aparima is expected to leave Calcutta on the 10th April for New Zealand, via Singapore and Java. The Whakarua, en route from London to Auckland and Wellington, left Sydney for Auckland yesterday. She is due at Wellington about the 10th April. •The Yeddo, which sailed from San Francisco on. the loth March, for Auckland, via Apia, has 350 tons of cargo for N.Z., and 2,000,000 feet of timber and 650 tona general cargo for Australian ports. The Arawa, en route from London to Wellington, left Capetown last Friday. The, Kumara leaves Wellington on Thursday for London. The Mashona reached Auckland on Saturday from New York, via Australia. She is due at Wellington on Friday or Saturday. The Indralema, from London, was due at Auckland to-day, and should reach Wellington about Good Friday. She is the next Tyser vessel to load in. the Wanganui roadstead, being due about the 15th or 16th April. • The steamers Morayehire and Kaikoura reached Home from Wellington on Saturday.