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GREYMOUTH. Sailod.-Lauderdale (Lls p.m.). for Sydney. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Himitangi (8.10 a.m.), from Chatham Islands; Breeze (4.20 a.m.), from Wanganui; JtoUoia (10.15 a.m.). from Wellington; John Anderson (6.10 p.m.), from Akaroa. Sailcd.-Mokola (5.30 p.m.). for Dunedin: lonic (6 p.m.), for Auckland; Brcezo tmidniirht), for Duncdln. PORT CHALMERS. Arrived—Tongariro 13 p.m.). from London. Passengers-Saloon: For WellingtonMoDdames Hutchison, iloyos. Scott, Missea Butler (3), Olarlc, Frassr (2). Heprell. Hutchison, Mosars. Hoppell, Hume, Miles, Moyes, Townsend, Masters Hutch-son, Moves. Tor Greymouth—Rev. G. Barnett. For Napier—Mesdaniee Gotton.-Stapleton, White, Young, Miss Young. Messrs. CottonStapleton (2), Shand, Young. For Wanganui—Miss Choeseman. For Auckland—Mesdames Attwood, Barosli. Gordon, Misses Nicliolts, Northcroft, Captain. Atwood, Messrs. Earcgh, Gordon, Tangyc. , SUNDAY, NOYEMBEB 22. HOKIANGA. Sailed.—lnga, for Sydney. AUOKLAND. Arrived—Eakala (7.30 a.m.). from Tokomaru Bay; Victoria (10.10 a.m.). from southern porta. PATE A. . Arrived—Mana (1 p.m.), from WellingtonWANGANUI. Arrived.—Stormbird (5.50 a.m.), from Wellington. . NELSON. Arrived—Nikan (2.20 a.m.), from Wellington ; Axahura ',3.15 a.m.), from Flcton. WESTPOET. Sailed.—Canopus (0.15 a.m.), for Wellington. GREYMOUTH. Bailed.—Ngakuta (0.30 a.m.). for WelUneton. LYTTELTON. Arrived.->-Turakina (6.55 a.m.), from Wellington; Opouri (7 a.m.), from Greymouth; Honowai (12.30 p.m.), from Wellington. DUNEDIN. Arrived,—Mokola (10.25 a.m.), from Auckland, via way ports; Invercanzill (5 p.m.), from Stewart Island. Sailed— Oorinna (5 p.m.). for New Plymouth, via way ports. MISHAP TO S.S. BAKAIA. According to the special correspondent of the "Press" in Gisborne, the prolonged whistling that issued from the direction of the bay about 9.20 on Thursday evening caused some anxiety. It proved to be the New Zealand Shipping Company's 8.5. liakaia calling for a pilot. Captain Beaton, the harbourmaster, went off in the board's launch, and was informed by Captain Smith that he had touched the mud at the end of the reef that rune out east of whore the wreck of the Star of Canada now lies. It appears that the vessel, which was ljing at her anchorage outeide the buoy off Pa Hill, had completed loading, and with her • anchor up was ready to leave for Tokomoru Bay. There was practically no wind, but the sea running in the bay caused the vessel's head to swing away until it was pointing shorewards in a north-oastcrly direction. While endeavouring to get the vessel's head shaped for the sea, the swell carried her close to the shore, and as the steamer swung on to her course, her port quarter grazed the mud at tho end of the reef running out a short distance from tho wreck of the Star of Canada. Captain Smith anchored in tho middle of tho bay, and after waiting about en hour, and a half it was ascertained that no water was being made. Accordingly the local agent (Mr. R. G. Hallainore) ordered tho vessel on to Tokomaru Bay, where cargo was worked, and from where tho 6teamer proceeded to Auckland. . ' THE SYDNEY BOAT. The TJlrmiaroa left Sydney for Wellington oA 4 p.m. on Friday with 309 passcngere. Tho vessel, which is duo here to-morrow morning, also has on board 320 tons of general cargo for this port. NEWS OF THE RUAHINB. Cabled advice has been received by. tho local' office of the New Zealand Shipping Company to the effect that the R.M.S. Ruahine has arrivod safely at Monte Video. Tho Ruahine sailed from here on October 31, after returning ito port on account of a sorious leak. THE WIMMERA. The date of tho departure of the Wimmera from Hobart for Wellington has. on account of Monday being a public holiday at the former port, been postponed until to-morrow. She will conseoucntly arrive here on Saturday, ono day late, and will leave for Hobart and, Melbourne, via southern ports, on Monday rest. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Lieut. J. S. G. Reid. 8.N.. at one time an officer in tho Union Company's service, and who recently joined the Royal Navy, is now serving as a lieutenant on the Roxburgh, an armoured cruiser of 10,800 tons, attached to the third oruiser squadron. Lieut. Reid has threo brothers serving with the British Army. Mr. H. R. Salmon, who was third engineer on the Monowai, intends to join the New Zealand Expeditionary Force reinforcements. Mr. W. E. Sanders, late chief officer of tho wrecked barque Joseph Craig, has passed his examination for an extra master's certificate at Sydney. • Captain J. M. Welford of the steamer Purley has associated vrith him the following officers;— Chief. Mr. S. G- Aghnd; second. Mr. S. Bullock; third, Mr. G. S. Jefferys. Mr. G. E. Mead is chief engineer. Mr. J. Samuelson second, Mr. G. H. Bonner third, and Mr. 0. Johnson fourth. The vessel is manned by a Chinese crow, who number 24 hands all told. Provided nothing unforsocn happens, the C- and D. Line's cargo-carrier Indrapura should arrive at Auokland from London. via AustraHan ports on December 9. A cargo of Newcastlo coal is being brought to Timaru by tie Union steamor Koromiko. En route from London So Wellington, the 0. and D. liner Whakania is expected to arrive at Auckland about December 2. Tho Opawq. is to be laid up at Wellington on Monday next for overhaul. The Buteshire loft Hobart at 4 p.m.'oo Thursday for Auckland, in continuation of her voyage from Liverpool. She is duo hero about December 1. You can't expect to cure a complaint of tho lungs by merely pouring things into your stomach. "NAZOL" treatment goes straight to the actual seat of the trouble. The perfect cold-cure.—Advt. VOTE, FOB THE KALAMAZOO LOOSE LEAF LEDGER And THROW OUT ANTEDILUVIAN ACCOUNTANCY. H. L. YOUNG, LTD., DOMINION AGENTS, ROUTH'S BUILDINGS. 'Phone 2965, W. E. H. KNOWLES, Representative. /

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BY TELEQBAPH. COASTAL. BATTODAY, NOVEMBER 21. ' AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Tokomaru (6.25 a.m.), irom Napier; Ysabel, borquentiuo (9.40 a.m.), from Friendly Islands; Waihora (1.25 p.m.), from Fiji. Soiled.—lta.ra.wcra (12.30 p.m.). lor southern ports; Wanaka- (4.30 p.m.K for Oamara GISBOBNE. Sailed.—Petono (4.45 p.m.). for Wellington. WANGANTU. Arrived—John (12.45 p.m.), from Wellington. PIOTON. Arrived— Arohura (5.15 p.m.). and Wadmoa (7.15 p.m.), from Wellincton. NELSON. Arrived—BcgulU6 (8.10 a.m.). from Wellington. WESTPOET. Arrived.—Kamo (8 p.m.), from Wellington.

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