TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.
'• Whangarei, July 13.-Sailed, 10 a,m.: Wellington, s.s., from Auckland. Kaipara Heads, July 13.-Sailed: Neptune, barquentine. for Sydney; Hula, sen., for Lyttelton; Toroa, sen., for Wellington; Helen Denny, barque, for Sydney; Clansman, sen., for Kockhampton. Arrived: Warrior, scow, from Onehunga. New Plymouth, July 13.-Arrived: Gairloch, s.s, from Onehunga. Wellington, July 13.—Arrived: Mararoa, 8.5., from South. . , Lyttelton, July 13.—Sailed: Blackaddar, BhiD, for Falmouth. Bluff, July 13.—Arrived: Hauroto, s.s., Kroxa Port Chalmers.
Sydney, July 12.—Arrived: Monowai.s.s., from Wellington. Melbourne, July 13.—Arrived: Mokoia, from Bluff. Fremantle, July 13.—Arrived: Darm-! stadt, s.s., from Bremen. Passengers for! New Zealand: Messrs Boyd and Brown-; ing. THE HINEMOA, Wellington. July 12.—The Government steamer Hinemoa arrived from Napier tonight after a rough passage of 4S hours. STEAMERS SHELTERING. Wellington, July 12. —A wire was received to-night from the captain of the Rotorua,'which has arrived at Picton, stating that seven steamers were under Long Island in shelter from the southerly gale.. They are the Dingadee, Werfa, Hesketh,, Haupiri, Omapere, Rosamond, and Janet | Nlcol. THE RAKAIA. Hobart, July 12.—Arrived: Rakaia, s.s., from London and Capetown. She leaves for Wellington this afternoon. GISBORNE SHIPPING. Gisborne, July 12.—The heavy weather experienced since Sunday has prevented any work being done on the Mawhera, which is still in port. It is expected that the steamer will be able to discharge her cargo and leave for coast ports and Auckland to-morrow evening. The cutter Coralie is still in port. THE FALKE. I
Sydney, July 12.—Arrived: Falke, German warship, from Samoa and Fiji.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 164, 13 July 1899, Page 4
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