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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12750, 22 April 1909, Page 4

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NEWCASTLE, Wednesday. Sailed .— Maroro (scow) for Wanganui. Arrived.— Ophelia, from Wellington. SYDNEY, Wednesday. Sailed.— Mokoia, for Auckland. Arrived — Waihora, from Picton. MELBOURNE, Wednesday. Sailed. — Moana, for Hobart and Bluff. WELLINGTON, Thursday. Sailed.— Talune (5.10 p.m., 21st) for Rarotonga. Arrived. — Waverley (11.30 a.m.), from Wanganui. WESTPORT, Thursday. Sailed.— Regulus (12.20 p.m.), for Wanganui. GREYMOUTH, Wednesday. Sailed. — Jane Douglas (9.30 p.m.), for Wanganui. The tug Togo at high water this morning, ■ succeeded in drawing the St. Kilda from her position on the South Spit. The barqiiebtine had lightered several punt loads of hardwood, which, being for works at the Heads, was not so expensive a matter as might have been the case under ether conditions.

The Huia loaded wool to-day, and sails to-night for Wellington. The Thistle towed the barquentine Alexa into port this morning, but owing to lack of wharfage accommodation she had to anchor in the stream. She comes from Clarenec River, via Greymouth, haying discharged a portion of her cargo at the latter port. The Rimu brought general cargo from Onehunga this morning, and returns north again to-night. The Eunice discharged the last of her cargo of Newcastle coal this afternoon. To-morrow the Arapawa and Stormbird are due from Wellington, the former via Picton. They return south at night. The Jane Douglas left Greymouth last night for this port, but what her cargo is has not yet transpired. The appearance of no less than five sailing vessels^ — the barquentines Alexa and St. Kilda, and scows Eunice, Jap, and Whangaroa — and three steamers in port today formed a pleasing spectacle, but the tonnage which is expected in port to-mor-row afternoon should form practically a record for the port. The.Regulus left Westport at mid-day to-day with coal for Castlecliff.

The Kaipara reached Auckland on Tuesday from London, and is due at Wellington about a week hence.

The Gertie is to relieve the Queen of the South in the Wellington-Foxton run during the latter 's annual overhaul. Mr W. Waddilove, well known in the intercolonial and coastal trade, is joining the Ripple as mate. The vessel is • still running in the Chatham Islands trade.

The Drayton Grange leaves Lyttelton on Saturday next for West of England ports. The crew of the Patea trader Aorere liave been paid off owing to a mishap to the vessel's boiler. She lays up for repairs.

The Nerehana, which arrived Home on the sth inst. from New Zealand, leaves for the Dominion again about the sth May.

OVERSEA VESSELS FOR WELLING TON.

Ruapehu, left London, February 23, via Capetown, and Hobart; due about

April Bth. Ea Ora, left London, February 23, via Auckland; due about April 16. Den of Ruthven, left Vancouver, March 6; due at Auckland about April 10. Bucrania, left New York Feb. 11, via Australia and Auckland; due about April 23. Wimbledon, left New York, Feb. 21, via Australia and Auckland; due about May 10 Arawa, left London, March 4, via Capetown and Hobart; due about April" 2o. Kaipara, left London, March 6, via Auckland; due about April 30. Nairnnhirc. left Liverpool, March 7. via Australia and Auckland; due about May X 3. Mkniro, Toft Liverpool, March 7, via Ausvu ' u tralW and Auckland; due about May 10. „, __ .. - Teddo, left Ran Francisco, March 15; due

at.An<:W*nd. ;about April 10. Opawa; Utt Cardiff, Maroh 11; due about April 24. Rimutaka, left London, March 18, via Capetown and Hobart ; due about May 6. , IndrasrMri. left London. March 25. via Australia and Auckland; due about June 7

FAILING VESSELS. Novov left London, January 20. Lalcemba, barque, left Liverpool, February 22nd. Dp*, left London. March 9. via Nelson.

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