TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.
Cape iTwi-ia Van Diemen. September 2S. — | The s.s. Navarino. from Auckland to Syd-: ney; passed west at 6 a.m. to-day. Kaipara Heads, September 27. —Arrived: j Brisbane, s.s., from Lyttelton- September 2S.—The barques Louisa Craig and Marjorie Craig are outside the bar. Hokianga Heads. September 27.— Sailed: Reliance, scow, for Onehunga; Korora. three-masted scow, for Auckland. The barquentine Mary Isabel, and the aux. brigantiDe Rio Loge were towed out of Whangape yesterday. Gisborne. September 27.—Arrived at 2 p.m.: Monowai. s.s.. from Auckland, September 2S. —Arrived at 7 a.m.: SquaU, s.s., from Auckland. New Plymouth. September 28.—Arrived at 4 a.m.: Rarawa. s.s.. from Onehunga. East Cape, September 28. —The s-s. Waitemata. from Sonthern ports to Auckland, passed North at 9.55 a.m. to-day. Wellington. September 26.—Sailed: Motruki. s.s.. for Sydney. September rived. Otterburn. s.s.. from Newcastle; Talune. s.s.. from Auckland. Port Chalmers. September 26.—Arrived; Corinna, s.s.. from Northern ports. Bluff. September 28.—Arrived at 3.15 a.m.: Maheno, s.s.. from Melbourne. Passengers for Auckland: Messrs Carroll and Peck. TILS' ILMA. Thames. September 2S.—The barquentine lima cCapt. Thos. Carmicbaetl arrived at an achorage in the gulf yesterday. She was inspected hy the port authorities, and this morning proceeded to an anchorage off Kopu wharf, where she will discharge 500 tons coke and coal for Waihi. The vessel made a smart run of 10 days from Sydney, and the round voyage from Thames to Thames was accomplished in about seven weeks. No sign of the missing barque Loch Lomond was seen by the lima. OVERSEA SHIPPING.
Sydney, September 2S.—Arrived: Canterbury. Norwegian barque, from Hokianga. Sailed: Pioneer. H.M.S.. for Lyttelton.
Sydney. September 27.—Arrived: Northern Chief, barque, from Kiiipara. Sailed, Last night': Ulimaroa. s.s.. for Wellington; Norma, schooner, for Auckland.
Newcastle, September 27.— Arrived: Cevic, S.S., from Port Chalmers. Sailed. TJruroa. schooner, for Wanganui; Laura, barque, for Kaipara.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 232, 28 September 1908, Page 4
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