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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2455, 7 May 1915, Page 8

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OVERSEA. SYDNEY, May 6, Arrived.—Niagara (2 p.m.), from Auokland. Soiled—Riverma, (1.15 p.m.), for Auckland. NEWCASTLE, May 6. Arrived. Monaro, from Wellington. COASTAL. THURSDAY, MAY 6. AUOKLAND. Arrived—Waipori (5.30 a.m.), from NewATrived.—lnvertay, from New York, via Panama Oanal; Monowai (7.40 p.m.), from south. Sailed.—Mako (0.15 a.m.), for Oisborne and Napier, via East Coast bays; Daniel, barque (10.25 a.m.), for Hokianga. and Sydney; Kanna (3.15 p.m.), for ONEHUNGA. Sailed. Rimu (4 p.m.), for Opononi; Rarawa (3.15 p.m.), for New Plymouth. MANUKAU HEADS. Rarawa passed outwards at 5.10 p.m. QREYMOUTH. Arrived.—Kittawa (2.30 p.m.), from Greymouth. Sailed.—Ngahcre (3.45 p.m.), for Wellington. NAPIER. Arrived—Ripple (4.15 a.m.), from WellingSailed—Tarawera (12.40 .p.m.), for Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH. Sailed—Corinna (3.15 p.m.), for Wellington. WANGAN'OI. Arrived—Brcczo (1.50 p.m.), from Wellington. PIOTON. To sail.—l'a.tecna (9.30 p.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. 'l'o E«il..-Himitangi (10 p.m.), for Chatham islands: Kauri, for-Bluff. Snilod.—Wahine (8.10 p,m,), for WclliUßtoOt

•DUNEDIN. Arrived.—Weetralia (11.30 a.m.!, from Anokland, via, way porta. Sailed—Turakina (9.30 a.m.), for Timaru. Sailed.—Faloona (12.45 p.m.), for Auckland, via way ports. Passengers: Saloon.—iw Wellington Misses Bishop, Powley, A. Watson, -Smyth, Dnggan. Mrs. Ziele, Messrs. Wilson, Howard. For Gi&boraeMiss Jt'Lachlan, Mesdamee M'Lachlan ana ohild, Gurr and child, Messrs. Gurr, M'LacHan. For Auckland.—Mr. Pickett; six steerage. FHOM WELLINGTON TO NEW YOKE. Messrs- W .IT. Bannatyne and Company, 1 I/td., ha7o received, advice from the Commonwealth and Dominion Line that they hare chartered the Aeon to load in Australia for New York and Boston If sufficient inducement ia offering a call will bo made at Wellington to pick up cargo. The Aeon will proceed to New York via. the Panama Canal. t MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr, L. D. Clarke, third officer of the Flora, having come ashore, Mr, D. T. Smith has joined the vessel. • . Messrs. h. G. Wilkinson and J. W. Weir, fourth and fifth engineers of the Manuka, respectively, have signed off that vessel's articles. , Mr. 0. M. Wright has joined the Manuka as fifth engineer and Mr. W. E. Greaney as seventh.

Reports received by the latest mall from America concernlnif 'the movements of steamers from Now York for new Zealand and Australian ports state that the Invertay was dispatched on March 20 for Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, and Sydney. This vessel arrived at Auckland yesterday. The Berwick Law Is reported to have left New York for Lyttclton, Dunedin, Sydney, and.Bri'sbano, while the Port Curtis sailed on April It for Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, and Sydney. Tho steamer Oanostota has been ohartered to load at New York for Hew Zealand and Australia, but the date of her departure is as yet uncertain. The steamer South Paciflo is also announced to load, but her ports of oall have not yet been announced. An arrival in port to-day will be tho Union Company's Malrnra, which has relieved tho Paloona in tho New ZealandHobart service. She is scheduled to -sail tor Hobart and Melbourne at noon to-mor-row. . . _ , For the purpose of continuing Homoward loading tho New Zealand Shipping Company's Turakina i 6 due at Nelson from Timaru on Sunday next. The Union steamer Talune has been plaocd in dock at Auckland for cleaning and painting. She will clear the northern port for the Oook and Society Islands on Tuesday, May 11. In futuro the Blackball Goal Company's steamers will take oargo from Lyttelton to West Coast ports. The Ngaliuta, which cleared tho southern port for Grejmouth on Monday last, was tho first vessel of the fleet to take such cargo. Information has been received in Wellington stating that tho Nelson-Bays trader Hlna has been purchased for tho West-port-Karamea trade. The 0. and D. liner Star of Sootland is due at Wellington from Wanranui on Wednesday, May 12. She . will bo dispatched for London tho following day. ' New Plymouth and West Coast cargo will be takon in at Wellington by tho Union steamer Flora, on Monday next. Due in port from tho north this morning tho Union steamer Tarawera will land 264 tons of cargo hero before proceeding on to Lvttolton and Dunedin. After having uudergono a complete overhaul at Wellington tho Anchor Line's Niknu left here for Nelson yesterday. Siio will arrive back on Saturday, and will sail the same day for Nelson and Motuoka. Tho Knitoa will resume hor usuaj running on Monday. The Japanese stoaiuor Asama Main is expected in New Zealand about May 22 with a cargo of oil and timber from a foreign port. Notification of the vessel's departure for Wellington was received from London last week. Tho Canterbury Steamship Oompanys Calm will load cargo at Wellington on Monday for eoutherji ports. Latest advice received by the looal office of the Union Company yesterday was- to tho ofi'cct that tho Greymouth bar was still unworkable. Add MESS TABLE -? -? ?-t-? -? Mr. A. Jinthbonc, second officer of the Mapouriku, lias signed oil that vessel's articles. „ , , Mr. Butler, purser of t.nc Aparima, lias cr.me ashore for orders.

Captain P. Radford, of the Breeze, who has boen on sicli leave, has rejoined his vessel, and Captain Braidwood has joined the Calm ns chief officer.

Mr. G. Sltarpe. who has been noting-chicf officer of the Calm, has rejoined the Fetone.

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