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Grey River Argus, 15 April 1911, Page 3

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APRIL 13-14.; Ngahere, s.s 556 tons, Captain D liner for Wellington. Kotuku, s.s 662 tons, Captain Flynn, for Lyttelton. Himitangi, s.s 149 tons, Captain Manley for Foxton. JNgatoro, s.s 583 . tons, Captain Christian, for Wellington. Ennerdale, s.s 576 tons, Captain Robinson, for Lyttelton. .Alexander, s.s 576 tons, Captain Robinson, for Lyttelton. I Mapourik'a, s.s 718 tons, Captain McLean for Wellington via ports. Passengers: — Misses Zeigler, Barn : hill (2) Gillen, Wogan, Barton, Spen cer, Olliver, O'Connell. Smith (2), Bardovich: Mesdames Schaef and two children, Webster, Barton, Ross and child, Empson, Hunter and two children, O'Connell, Cole, Mallet, .Hnquetil and three children, De Tourn.:cs, Mcßeath; Messrs Scott, Lang Dein, Clark, Sweetman, Martin, Jack son, Eissenhardt, Williams, Debenham, Hayes, Williamson, Grigg, Me Carthy, Smith, Kiely, Delaney, Orr, Mann, McKenzie, Hans, Wilson, Mason, Bunker, Tennent. Hall, Sotheran, Carmine, Nelson, Newlands, Mor ns, Mclntosh, Leggett, Bruford, iiald, Antiquetil, De Tourettes, ;Locke, McLean, Hunter; 15 steer--.STe. ' •' ■ , ,

j The Kowhai is due from Gisborne co-day and. will load timber for Dunedin. Oamaru, Timaru. Napier and. Gisborne. TEe Waverley is being- overhauled, j at Nelson and will have her funnel lengthened. The Government has accepted a tender for the erection of a tower on the Tuahine lighthouse. Mr G. B. Mercer has signed on the Alexander as second officer. Captain W. A: Wildman, jun. of the Kennedy, is away on holiday leave, and his place is being taken oy Captain A"., t. B. Purvis, of the AVaverley. Mr E. E. Kettle, mate of the Waverley, has joined the Kennedy in succession to Mr McLeod. Mr Hume of the Alexander, has been promoted from second to first mate. The fire which occurred on the s.e Defender while lying in the Grey roadstead on Tuesday was not, fortunately, very serious, the damage not amounting to more tfian £10. J ___ J _ . ■ '