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OVERSEA. SYDNEY, July I. . Sailed.—Riverina (2,15 p.m.), for Auckland. NEWCASTLE, July 1. Sailed—Koromiko, for Wellington. SAN FRANCISCO. June 29. Sailed.—Waitemat-a, for Aucklamd, Wellington, and Sydney. MELBOURNE, July 1. Sailed.—Jfokoia (last night), tor Hobart and New Zealand porte. SUVA, July 1. Arrived—Atua, from 'Auckland ; Kurow, from Newcastle. Sailed.—Atua, for Samoa, Tofna, for Tonga, and Samoa. COASTAL. THURSDAY, JULY 1. ' AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Konowai (1 p.m.), from southern " ports; Canopus (2.20 p.m.), from Westport; Kabu (6.10 p.m.), from Gisborne, ONEHUNUA. Sailed.—Rimu (3.36 p.m.), for Opononi; Boxawa. (3.25 p.in.), for New Plymouth MANUKAU HEADS. Barawri, passed outwards at. 5 p.m. GISBORNE. Bailed—Ngahere (U a.m.), for Greymouth. NAPIER. Arrived.—Te Aroha, auxiliary scow (1.19 p.m.), from Wairoa. Sailed.— I Taro.WP.ra (12.50 p.m.), for Wellington; Tangaroa, M.30 a.m.), for Wairoa,; Eu.ru (12.15 p.m.), for Gisborne. To sail. —Magio, scow 0.5 a.m.), for Wairoa. NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrived—Alexander (5 p.m.), from Terakohe. Sailed.—Alexander (7.30 p.m.), for Onehunga. PATEA. Sailed.—Kapuni (12.45 p.m.), for Wellington. BLENHEIM. Sailed.—Opawa (8 p.m.), for Wellington, PIOTON. Arrivod.Paparoa (2,45 p.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed.—Waimea (9 a.m.), for Wanganui and Wellington, NELSON Sailed.—Kaitoa (7.25 p.m.); for Wellington. PUPONGA., Sailed—Waverley (1 p.m.), for Wellington. GREYMOUTH. Arrived.—Reguius (12.45 p.m.), from Onehunga; Eunice (12.30 p.m.), from Lyttelton. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Petone (3 a.m.), from Wanganui; Kinf (8.35 a.m.), from Westport; Opouri, from Grcymoutli. Sailed.—Ngatoro, for Greymouth; Mocraki (5.15 p.m.), for Wellington; Himitangi, for Chatham Islands; Remuera, for Port Olialmei's; Kini, for Timaru; Petone (11.20 a.m.), for Dunedin; Karamu (0.40 a.m.), for Greymouth. Soiled.—Wahinc (8.20 p.m.). for Wellington. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Mandl,. Coles, Campbell. Jl'Gregor, Scott, Tluick, Eakins, Parkinson, Henderson, Saunders, Norman, Blank, Kurt, Schoficld, Williams, Leildott, Herman, Mcsdamcs Coles. Adams, Hunter, Greenslade, Healy, Uroiit, Wcstney, Hastings, Nutsey, Parkinson. Parsons, Moyr.r. D,ohi!rt.«on, Willle-mo, TutifTe, JToflL to. Kinds. fiowfeic, Elroaa lian,

yer, Mesere. Home, Thomas, Stewart, Jtandl, W. Recce, Quinton, Greenslade, Ledse, Nixon, Wilson, Kimborll, Baker, Williams, Oloudsly, Churchill, Jackson, Sugden, M'Uraith, Thornton, Hopkina, Hinds, Downie, Cooper, Hargreavcs, Thomson, Martin, Jeffrey, Lamo, Andrews; 50 steerage. TIJURU. Arrived.—Kowhai (3.15 p.m.), lor Bluff.. DUNEDIN. Arrived.—PaJoona, (? a.m.), from northern .porta; Sailed'.—Wjimmsra (ZM p.m.), for Melbourne, via Bluff and Hobart; Kotare (5.45 p.m.), for Bluff. BLUFF, Sailed.—Pobcrufl, (11.30 p.m. June 30), for Wellington ' CONCERNING THE INDRANI. Although tho liner Indrajii, 57t6 ions gross, which is reported to have been torpedoed and sunk in the Irish Sea, had not visited these waters, she was well-known «ts being connccted with the fleet of steamers as the wfll-kraowni traders to' New Zealand, the Indrabarah and pura—until the?e two latter vessels wore taken over by the C. and D. Line. The Indrani was a, comparatively new vessel, having been built at Glasgow years auo for the Indra Line, Ltd. Prior to , the war she wag usually engaged in tradins between New York and Japan. Hor principal dimensions were:—Length, 430.1 : feet; breadth, 54 feet; depth, 30.4 feet.. | WAIWERA LEAVES BRISBANE. Having completed discharge of Home cargo at Brisbono the Shaw-Savill liner Waiwera left that port for Nelson on Wednesday. She will commenoe • loading there, and will subsequently viiit Wellington, Napier, Gisborne, Tokomaru Bay, and Auckland. Final departure mil be taken from the last-mentioned port for London about July 21. WARRIMOO REPLACES MONOWAI. It is announced that the Monowai, on arrival at Dunedin from Auckland, via way ports, on Thursday,. July 3, will be withdrawn for overhaul for one trip. She will resume running in the East Coast service from Dunedin on July 23. The Warrimoo will leave Dunedin on July 19 for Lyttelton, Wellington, Napior. Gisl borne, and Auckland, in place of tho | Mcnowai, and on return to the southern I port will bo withdrawn. | MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. I Ca.ptain W. R. Allen, who ha 6 had change I of tho Ripple for the past few weeks, is under orders to rejoin the Kouhunui at Napier. I After having undergone an extensive I overhaul at Sydney the Huddart-Parker 1 gteauier Riverina left the New . South Wales port for Auckland yesterday. She is due there on Monday, July 5. The Government steamer, Hinemoa will leave Wellington to-day for The Brothers, Jackson Head, and Karori Rock lights. The vessel will proceed north next week. Salt and gypsum were brought from Edithburg to Wellington by the Rakanoa yesterday. The vossel, which had a good run across the Tasman Sea, 'will go on. to New Plymouth to-day. New Plymouth and West Coast cargo will be taken in at Wellington by the Flora on Wednesday next. Before proceeding on to southern ports this afternoon the Tarawera will land 380 tons of northern cargo at Wellington. Laden with - produce, the Kowhai as due at .Wellington to-morrow. After discharge she will proceed on to Greymouth. As the Union Company's Poherua will not arrive at' Wellington from the Bluff till late this afternoon, her departure for Picton and Onehnnga has been postponed till late this evening, or early to-morrow. Having been delayed at . Waitara the Kia. Ora will not arrive here till Sunday. She will be dispatched for London on Wednesday next. The Moerald, which is due in port from Lyttelton this morning, will sail for Syd-, ney and Hobart at 3 p.m. to-day. When R.M.S. Niagara arrived at Auckland from Vancouver on Monday it was learned that 6he had met with a repetition of the accident that happened to her m March last, namely, the loss of a blade from her centre propeller. The accident happed at noon on May 20, two days after the liner left Auckland for Suva;, on her last northward ran, and ever smce the Niagara has been running on two crews only. -In spite of this, she made an average of about 16 knots on the round trip. The loss of the blade caused severe vibTa. tion aboard the vessel for some seconds, until the engineers were able to stop tne low-pressure turbine • driving the centre shaft, but no damage resulted. New York advices report that the a and 0. liner Wabarua cleared that rort on Tuesday last for Auckland and Australian ports. She is due at Auckland on August 1. . v . . ... A Press Association message states that the C and D. liner Star of Scotland has arrived at London from Wellington. The vessel cleared this port on May 14. For the purpose of undergoing cleaning and painting, the Anchor Line s steamer . Alexander is due at Wellington from Onehunga on Sunday. She will be (uspatched for Nelson and West Coast ports on July 6. .