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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 123, 21 November 1895, Page 2

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AuoKLAsn. 20th November Arrived, 2.30 pin— Star of England, from London via Sydney 21st November Arrived, 11.10 am— Anglian, from Sydney, with Brindisi mail. Passongers— Misses Bradley, rranois, Edwards, Mra Mallowea and 2 children jTctob. 21st November Arrived, 8 last night— Penguin, from Wellington, She nailed at 2am for Nelson Timaec. 20th November Sailed, 6.30 pm— Matatua, for Lyttelton Nambk, 21st -November Arrived, 3 am— Buopebn, from Lyttelton liYTTKLTOif, 21st November Arrived, 8.25 am — Moraroa, from Welbnsrton (caught express) Arrived, 6.30 ain— Matatua, from Timsru To Bail, 7 pm— Takapana and Hanroto, for Wellington G»ktmot7th. 20th November Arrived, 9.30 pm— HesVeth. from Wellington Mawhera sailed at noon for Nelson via Westport klksriim. 21st November Arrived, 0.20 am— Neptune, from Wellington Bussell, 21st November Arrived, 8 am— Hiaemoa, from South TABAMArr. 21st November Arrived. 8.45 am— Omapere. from Wellington Nzlsoh. 21st November Arrived, 8.45 am— Wainni, from Wellington; lengnin (9.35 am), from Picton Sailed, 11.25 am— Penguin, for Wellington via Pictou J-'ozTOK. 2Ut November Sailed, 10.50 am— Chas Edward, for WelUngtoD Wansamdt. 20th November Sailed, midnight— Oreti and Slauawatu, for Grey 21st November Sailed, 11. 15 am— Hnia, for Wellington I'atka, 21st November Aorore unable to work Opunako, and returns into. She mills for Wellington to-night The Grafton arrived from West Coast aud Nel•on last night Tno Waittipn from Fatea, Waihi from nienhcim, and V ueeu of the South from Foxtou, arrived at 12.15, 1.35. and 7.30 thia morning The Talune's departure from Wellington for Sydney has been postponed nntil the 29th inst — one day later than time-table date Aa the Flora will not arrive from Auckland and Eiiit Coast ports before Tuesday, her departure for South has been postponed until that date The T7.S.S. Co.'a chartered steamer Mount flirion was expected to have left Calcutta yesterday for Singapore, Auckland, and Wellington. Her cargo for bore oonsista of abont 10U0 tons The Moraysbire sailed for London early this morning The barque reported off the Heads ou Tuasday xias not been seen sinc<9 by the signal station authorities, and it is surmised she was bnnnd to Another port. The. Waitapu, which rerorted the 2 leione and Alice ou Monday night, also observed % barque off Kaipiti, but was unable to distiuguish the strange^ The Akaroa has discharged all bnt 300 tons of her coal into tbo company's steamers, and was hauled over to the Railway Wharf this afternoon to take in bal'nsr. The remainder of the coal will bo transhipped into tbe Pakehn. The Akaron will probably follow the Nelson ou the loading berth (or London