IMPORTS.
Per Otarama, from London :—3,700 tons merchandise.
The new P. and 0. steamer Palaran has been launched at Greenock.
Next week, the barquentine Rio leaves for Mercury Bay to load for Sydney.
The barque Southern Belle arrived ab Sydney on Wednesday from the Kaipara.
Yesterday afternoon, the barque Natal Queen waa towed down to the Thames by the Nautilus.
Mr D. Ross, bhe owner of bhe barquentine Ha&da Isle, wired to Sydney asking the amount of damage done the barquentine in the encounter with the whale, a cable about which appeared laab week. Captain Robinson cabled back as follows :—"Three planks, two top frames five ceiling broken. Government insists repairing."
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 213, 6 September 1895, Page 2
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