PORT Or ONEHUNGA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 232, 28 September 1908, Page 4

PORT Or ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. Claymore, s.s.. E. Dorling, from Hokianga.—Northern Co.. agents. Waitangi. s.s., W. Bark, from Waitara and Kawnia.—Northern Co., agents. Takapnna, s.s.. F. P. Evans, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Brett Plowman. Henderson, Blicfc, Laing. Williams, Mesdames Busb, Milne, Saunders, Messrs Higgins, Sellars. Grtxbb, Sidely, Nops, Saunders, W. H. Learning, Groves, Stevenson, Galphin, Biss, Stead, Boreham, Gordon. Smith, Callender. Gilbert Skeates. Blomfield, McKenna, Bowler, Findlay, Ferguson, Buckley, Oxley, McLean, and 12 steerage.— Union Co., agents. THIS DAY. Claymore, s.s., Dorling, from Onehunga. Rimu, 5.3., Richards, from Wangannd and Opunake. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. Rarawa, s.s., W. F. Norbury. for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Elliott Hives, Cannon, D'Oyley, Ramson, Main, Ramson, Hives, Shannon, Fitzpatrick, Fanning, E. Martin. Butler, Dufaur, Blick, Millardy. Simpson, Ferguson, Aubrey, Mesdames E. Elliott Hives, .Tohansen. Munro, Dufaur, Messrs A. Millar-Potts. Hives. C. Curtis. E. Mahoney. G. Shirtcliffe. Higgott. PriMiard. Pinker. Howie. Logan, R. Smith A. E. Hobbs, G. Purchas, W. J. Curry. \ Thompson. Bunker, Grant. Maudsley. Gordon. I. Gray. J. Terry, Norman, W. A. Flaveli. Johansen. Knight H. Tinker. C. Cress. A. Rhodes. J. George, N. MacNicol, Sharlaud, Julian. Smith, Finlay, Rothschild. Mussey. Midds, Tish, Duncan, Jones. Berd- | say. Wescbrook. Bishop, Till, Dowling, Gill. Crotber, Tranberry. Captain Rogers, teletn.ph officers (3), and 24 steerage. THIS DAT. Rimu. s.s., Richards, for Rglan and Kawhia. Takapuna, s.s.. Evans, for New Plymouth and Wellington. Passengers: Misses Gerard. Cummings, B. Finlayson. Mesdames Murray-Aynsley, Adamson, tioluics, V. Land, Messrs. Adamson, Devch, Cock, Davis, Tait Kinzett A. H. Tompkins, Mandsley. Watkins. C. Harire. It. B. Grange. Holmes, V. Laud, McLaren, and 10 steerage.

There was a fair amount of shipping at the wharf this morning. Seven vessels were alongside—Takapuna. Claymore, Waiiangi, Rinm, Torganten. Triton, and Elsie. The Ciaj-more will not sail for Hokianga till Thursday. ln the meantime she wiU take rrp the running of the Weka to Wainku. Then> is sufficeint water about the Waluku wharf f<ir the Claymore to get to the spit, irom where the cargo is lightered to the wharf.