THE BARQUE INDIA.
A cable from New York, dated July 21st, announces the safe arrival ab bhab port of the well-known Norwegian barque India, 700 tons, Captain Anderson, from Auckland, after a voyage of 108 days, laden with kauri gum and flax. The India, it will be remembered, started originally from this port for New York lasb year, but being damaged in a hurricane had to put back for repairs, and was discharged, docked, repaired, and re-loaded here. She lefb again for bhe States on April 2nd lasb. Captain Anderson's friends will be glad bo learn of his safe arrival.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 172, 23 July 1890, Page 4
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