PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 78, 2 April 1894, Page 2

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

AKKIVAM. Takapwna, ««,§., Granb, from Lytteltom Wellington nud New Plymouth. Paeaen-g-erl: Misse-i -Jtywbold, Brown, Goidwater, " richbou, BTceoombe. Whittaker, Mea■rf'iirifts Titrlay A«il 4 children, Gibson, ■£«.«..«<»■', JU(icSWo"'ttml H children. Smith

and 3 children, Millingfcon, Gillies, Vennall, Batby, Bennett and boy, Wakerley and child, Shorney and 2*cbildren, Brown and 4 children, Amburyand 2 children, Walton and child, Jones, George, Mesßrs Christie, Pickering, Byers, Lyell (2), Brindley, Baddley, Holton, Dunsford, Williams, Fisher, Cole, Underwood, Griffiths, Trusk, Ketife, Barretb, Graham, Arthur, Gibbons, Harvey, Wilson, Simkin, Franklyn, Ellin, Wilks, Maclaurin, Simpson, Kidstone, Ellerbeck (2), Shearer, Jameson, Ralph, Gale, Phillips, Courtney. Pickering, Gillies, Marriner, Cranwell, Kelly (2), Vennall, Henderson, Goldwater, Buchanan, Elkin, Dearsley, Gilfillan, Allen, Anibury, Jonee, Brown, Meres, Jenkins, Knowletf,Seccombe, Bennett, and 20 steerage. DEPARTURES. Gairloch, s.s., McArthur, for New Plymouth, Passengers : — Misses Logan, Rogan, Messrs Pearco, McMillan, Nolan, Ranson, Samson, Blythe, Dungell, Carthen, and 8 Bteorage.

The 8.8. Gairloch sailed shortly after 1 p.m. to day for New Plymouth. The s.s. Takapuna arrived afc 4 a.m. yesterday from LyCtelton via Wellington and New Plymouth after a fine weather run up the coast. The cutter Paku sailed on Saturday for Raglan and Kawhia.