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Per Tarawera. for Sydney—9oo sacks potatoes, 533 sacks oats, 160 cases wine and spirits. 70 cases tapioca, 327 cases moats, 20 casks, 28 tierces. 40 barrels and 35 kegs beef, 150 bundles mantelpieces, 26 bales fungus, 163 sacks oysters.
Inwards Coastwise. — Margaret, from Taupo, with £ I tons flro wood; Pukapuka, from Tairua, with 21,635 feet timber; Progress, from Whangapoua, with 200,000 feat timberj Nellie, from Wbangapoua, witli 39,000 feet timber. Outwards Coastwise.—Maim, for Tairua; Pukapuka, for Tairua; Progress, for Whangapdua! Kriemhilda, for Mongomii; Nollio. for Whangapoua. Captain J. Bushell has been appointed master of the three-masted schooner lianda Isle, now at Mercury Bay loading timber for Australia. Messrs Stone Brothers' new steamer, Heraldloft Greymouth for Auckland at 11.10 a.m. today. The B.S. Clansman returned from. Whangnroi this morning with the following passengers :— Messrs Sloane, Larkln, Gibbs (2), Forbes, J. McLcod, J. Reed, Greaves, Misses Gibbs (3), Miss A. Aubrey, and six steerage.
Tim barque Arcadia (for Haabai) and tho barque Freetrader (for Newcastle) entered outwards at the Customs to-day. Tho as. Tarawera left for Sydney last evening with the following passengers :—Messrs Henley. C. J. Barclay, Oameron, Williams, Hayward, Ksim. Allright. Captain Coo, Miss Doleman. Bey. Mr and Mrs Oldmeadow, Masters (3) and Miss Oldn-cadow, and 33 in tho steerage. The 8.8. Glonolg arrived from Mercury Bay this morning. Passengers :—Mrs Gamble. Mrs Quintan, Mrs.Wcston, Miss Clarkson, Messrs Grant, Herbert Re?an. Bell, Bloxsomn, C'ordcs, Pearaon, Woolcock, Levy, Jones, Constable Joyce and prisoner. Tho 0.8. Waihora loft for Melbourne via Southern ports at noon to-day with tho following p>asoager3 :—lfoisrs Chater, Shute, Hoii Ropina and son. T. S. Young, Banks, Thackaberry, W. Mason, Mouldcn, W. H. Hales, J. Mountaine, E. Do Harven. Taylor. Bradley, X, Hinton, R. 11. Laing, Oibaon, Cullman, and Cavoasa; Mr and M» Wlthcrow. Mr and Mrs Le-s, Mr and Mrs Owen, Dr. and Mrs Stalker. Mr and Mrs Murray, Mr and Mrs Bo<lop, Mr and Mrs Hcicopath. Misses Campbell (.1), Regnault, Wilson, West." Brooks, Hariia; Mesdamea Haslett, White, Graham, Faust, aod 20 in tho 6t-eonu:o. -- . » . •
The U.S. corvette Iroquois. LS7S tons register, under command of Captain Yates Sterling, which has been on an extended cruise through the Marquesas and Low Arcbip. lago. Society Islands, etc., and is now at Sydney, may bo expected to call here about the end of the yoar. Her offlcors are: —Lieut. Commander C. H. Stockton; Lieuts.F. W. Crocker.H. E. Nilcs. W. F. Halsey; Ensigns J. C. Gillmore, A. W. Grunt, S. Cook. Chief Engineer, G. M. L. McOarty; P. A. Engineer. H. Webster; Assistant, F. H. Bailey; Paymaster, J. E. Cann; Suriroon, George Arthur; Ist Lieut, Marines, H. C. Fisher; Pay-Clerk, J. J. Pattisan.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4517, 20 November 1884, Page 2
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