TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.
Whangarei, September 4.—Sailed: Ngu nguru, s.s., for Auckland.
Kaipara Heads, September 2.—Sailed Clyde, sch., for Dunedin.
Gisborne, September 3.—Arrived: Mapou rika, s.s.. Mawhera, s.s., from Auckland.
New Plymouth, September 4.—Arrived: Gairloch, s.s., from Onehuhga. Wellington, September 2.—Sailed: G. M. Tucker, barque, Acacia, barque, for Kaipara; Waikare, s.s., for Sydney; Itotorun, s.s., for Lyttelton. September 3.—Sailed: Takapuna, s.s., for Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga. Passengers: Misses* Grant, Igglesden, Pecker, Webber, Miller, Mesdames Lemmen, Sweeting, Fodin, Nathan, Ryder and family, Harrison und infant. Messrs Hanna, Ryder. Battis. Willeoek, Lemmen, Miller, Fodin, Walker, Nathan, Harrison, Chapman, Turner, Mules, Frossard, Finlny, Bishop, Clark, I.nne, Wingfleld. September 4.—Sailed: Papunul, for Lyttelton, yesterday.
Bluff, September 3.—Arrived: Mokola.s.s.. from Melbourne and Hobart. Passenger for Auckland: Mrs Vivian. Melbourne. September 4.—Arrived: Tarawera, s.s., from the BlulT. THE RUAHINE. Hobart, September 3.—Arrived at 7 o'clock to-night: Ruahlne, s.s., from London and Capetown. Lord Elibank and Colonel Dalgety. C.8., are among the passengers. Cape Maria, September 3.—The s.s. Hawea, Westport to Auckland, passed at 4 p.m.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 209, 4 September 1899, Page 4
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