CLEABED OUTWARDS. April IX— lyanhot, 70 toni, McGregor, for Mongonul, with 2 balei drapery, 12 bag* potatoes, 1 cue, 1 keg. 10 bags salt, 10 packages ironmongery, 2 torn flour, J-chest tea, 6 tons •torw. Passengers—?. 11— Morning Light, 23 torn, Tiller, for Tryphena, Great Barrier Island, with i ton flour. 21— Kate, 22 tons, D. McKenzie, for Wangapoa, with J ton snrar, S cuks beef. Passengers— 2. U— Electric, ship 1,106 tons, Xewthwaite, for London, with troops and Government stores, Ac. (as per axport.) Pas sengers—Colonel B. A. Logan, C.8., in command), Mrs. Logan, and four children ; Dr. Popplewell (surgeon in charge) ; Paymaster Mathews. Mrs. Mathews and child ; Lieutenant and Adjutant Thompson, Major Short, Mrs. Short, and infant; Quartermaster Martindale, Mrs. and Miss Martindale and four children ; Major and Mrs. Rus sell; Captain E. Mills. Lieutenant H. D. C. Barton, Lieu tenant C. Picot, Lieutenant H. M. Powell, Lieutenant E. Broderip, Ensign J. B. K. Tredennick ; staff-sergeants 67th Eegiment '2), wires and four children ; Staff-sergeant H. A. N»ely, 8.E.,' wifa and two children; two others and wife; 29 women, 41 children ; 344 non-commissioned officers and men ; inraUds attached to the regiment, 6. Total, 360.— D. Nathan; agent.
CLEARED OT7TWABDS. April 11— Exceliior, 91 torn, Iwersen, for Chriitchuroh, with 11 kegs tobacco (under bond), 70,000 feet kauri timbir, order. —Muter, agent.
PORT OF ONEHUNGA.
