THE WENONA.
itfber a 3or.tr absence from port, the IoS Iv-owned wooden barque V. end-.n, oL. Charles Thou-, »««?»;, ™ tho harbour. She nmveu ea v » £ from Newcastle coal-laden, k , "* /"V' ,1 Auckland luefc sho has vovagecl !■<» s - 1,, ~"; andl'uceb-SflJiwi. letb xNewca.H, v.
the 17th inst. with a strong N.W. wind, which shifted to S.E. sbronsr, which lasted iov four days. Thence lighii N.E. to S. W. winds prevailed to making the Three Kings on the 27th.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 308, 30 December 1891, Page 4
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