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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 39, 15 February 1904, Page 4

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ARRIVALS. SUNDAY. Rotoiti s s., J. Robertson, from New Plymouth. Passen-ers: Misses Meredith. Hlbb* Cru-oip. Moore. Wiki-Park. Hayes. Nurse Koben. Stewart, child. and maid. Cameron and infant, Smith, Retter and 2 children. Valker and child, Burgess McKe-nzie. MeGovern, Riddiford. and Hayes. Messrs Meredith, Sonskey, Moses. DeSchryver, Lazarus. Williams. Scott. Gillies. Young. Harvey, Leslie, TozeT, Smith, Weils, Retter, Walker. Curry. Truen, Garrick. Banks. Cunningham, O'Brien. Hall, Humphries. Stokes, Burgess. McKenzie, White. Woodhouse, Moore, Anderson, McGovern, Bree, Meares. Hecksher. Scott, Dr. Bakewell, Rev. Joughin. and 18 steerage. Glenelg. s.s.. Haultain, from Waaganui and Opunake. DEPARTURES. THIS DAY. Rarawi;, s-s.. W. F. Nortrary, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Wileox. Bao-nister. Yeohe. Fitzgerald. Aicken, Staf ford Love, Laing, Clark, RichardsoTi. McGarry, Blead. McQuay. Pearce, Watkin, M-esdames Cle?sr. Bazraister, McDcwell. Harper and child. Stafford, Pearce. Watkins, Messrs Colonel Somerville, Dr. McDowell, Rev. Harper, Samuels, Bannister. Kelley. Hodgson, Cane, McGowan, Burrows, Kneebone, Lacey, Gore (2), Gilmore, Long. Stett. Muir. Dinnis. Main, Imple. Minn3. Parnham, Stafford, Reynolds, Moore. Wheeler, Graham, Bennett, Moe, Thompson, and 15 steerage . Rotoiti, s.s., J. Robertson, for New Plymouth and Wellington- Passengers: Misses Sloane, A. A. Allan, A. Kissel, Riley, Marchand, Fraser, Jarvis, Oliver. Harper, Fleming ' (2). Watson. Murg-atcoyd, Price, Lamb, Whyte, Keith. Schuitz, Bannister, Byles, Mesdames MeCovey, Allen, Jarvis. Oliver. Powell, Fraser. Howard, T. Buchanan, Macfarlane. Taylor. Harris, Tole, B. Edwards and child. Sheffield, McMurrich. Jackson, Messrs Geo. Fleming. E. Gerard. G-.-o. Hanna. P Thompson, Jackson, Crawford, T. Karford, Gamble. Powell. Maefa-r----lane. McDonald, Nott. T.Buchanan, H. Kiiscl, Hosraji, Redler. W. S. Daviel. Button. Gore, Howard, Harris, Hon. J. A Tole, Bishop Wallis. Sir G. M. O'Rorke, Master Cullen, and 15 steerage. The s.s. Rarawa left for Now Plymouth at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The s.s. Gienelg arrived from Wanganui and Opunake early yesterday morning The s.s. Rotoiti was delayed by a heavy m°oruin 2 eSt ° D emat y«teiday The s.s. Rotoiti arrived from \>w Ply