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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11500, 5 February 1903, Page 6

The Wekatu. whioh left Weilington »t S p.m. on the 2nd February, and arrived here on Tuesday nigiht. had the fallowing passengers:—Dr. Elmafie, end Messrs Baldwin, Chisnell, and Boyd. • , . ■ . The Tarawera arrived from Wellington at 9.5 a.m. yesterday, and l«ft for Wellington lest night. The Wwikare arrived from Dunedin at 10.10 a.m. yesterday, and left for Sydney, via Awkland, at S.2S p in. The Ba-Imoral, a.c., wMoh left New York on January 13th, will viait LyHelton. The Ai:*nton sailed from Neir York on the 20th November. The Queen Crietin* sailed 19th December for Australian porta. The Queen Mary sailed January 7th. The Jeseric was to sail on January Slet for New Zealand ports. The Es»ex (twin-screw) wae to sail from New York 'on January 31et for Australian ports. The Louieo Roth sails on March 3rd for New Zealand ports. The Rippingbam Grange is to sail on March 10th for Australian ports. The C. Tobiae has been chartered to bring » cargo of coa.l from Newcastle to Lyttelton. Dunedin papers state that the Waikare, while steaming out of Port Chalmers last Thursday, ran her now into a mud bank, and was unable to be cleared until daylight tho following morning. About 100 tone of

cargo Lad to be lightered before she floated clear. Mr Roberteon, formerly of the Upolu, is now chief officer of the Koonya, vrhich left for Westport at 3.40 p.m. yesterday. The Arisiidee miled at 6.45 *.m. yesterday for Whaijgurci where she loads iiniber for Hobart. The Waihora, from Auckland, Cvia the east ccoet, did not arrive till 3.55 p.m. yesterday. Her departure for Duncdin. is postponed till to-day. The Cygnet arrived from Akaioa yesterday afternoon. Tho \Vak*tu l«ft for Cheviot last night.