PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 306, 23 December 1912, Page 4

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVAL?. YESTERDAY. RAJBAWA. s.s.. \V. 1". Norbury, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Ulll, Montagu, Warren. iSegrif, McDonald, Jenkinson, ;><-ott. Hopkins, Glenn. Hodge., Coombs, Tibutt, Gardener, Uackett, Blyth, Stewart, McE-ay, Phillips (21, Zainbucea, Mesdaines Hill. Jansen and two children, Pope and two children, Ea*u Sinel, Ryan, Black, Wetter. Hopkins, l)uUll, Fowler, liastie and family, Adams, Ever, Young, (,'anJte. Lo\egrove, M ilnun and four '•hiMrcn, Messrs Goudie, JJoujjlas. Uopkiason, Hughes, Appleyurd, Bell. Gibson, Motrin. McQuade, Brash, Gee. Siuell. Dufill, Kyan, Ballin. Hombei'k. Bates. Bowie, Halley, Jansen, Pope. Nolan. Holder. Perry c.arr. Christopher. Evitt. Graham .->. Adams. Horins (L'l Jones. Ciirlte i2i. Skinner, Witteu, Borraclough, IlamilfoD. Lnsh. White. Bulin, Lovegrove. Cartliev>-. Stewart, Grey, Smith Bendell. Gulford. Tavexdall, if. AUwyn, Ever, Burg. Nod tier, Kohn. Whittaker, Walker, F:ast. Green, .Nixon, Honefield, and 36 steeraf-'e. —Northern Co., agents CLAYMORE, s.s., Greenberg, from Hokian^a. —Northern Co., agents. THE STRANDED HiWEEA. ("By Telegraph..—Press Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Sunday. The coastal steamer Hawera, which was recently stranded at Patea, has been steadily drawn up the beach by Mr W. H. Brown, shipbuilder, of Auckland, and staff. ..asd -it- is anticipated., that-sbe trtu be above high-water mark before the holidays. ' At the New Tear repairs will be undertaken. The dama.ge_:ST}sJaiuecL -is uot nearly so heavy as was at first espected, and the coaster should be ready for sea by the end of February. She will be launched over the breakwater-