PORT OF ONEHUNGA.
AROIIVA-LS. THIS DAT. RARAWA. s.s.. W. F. Norlrary, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Woodford <Si. Maekay. McH-a.rdy. Richardson, (Short. Grindrod. Knight. Throssell, Tempiey. Hay. Edwards, Raven, Lewin. Bishop, Tobin. Jones. Cameron, Maxwell. Firth, Hnnter. Your.j, Pinlay. Mesdames Garry, Williams. Dibbs. Boon. Pickering. Mclniosh. Omrmins. Freeman. Banks. Maxwell. Cameron. Pope. Allan. Hammond. Bishop. Edward. Templer. Thrassel-1, Octle, Bell. Ahier. Barley. Messrs Bell (2), Richardson. Fagan. Templer. Brown, Hill. Pope. Adams, Gemmell. Boon. Potts, Graham (2), Odle, Moore. BUman. Hopkins. Ranson, Banks. Meredith, Johnston, Mason. Gardiner, Hayward. Blansbard. McGorran, Sparrow, Kitcher (21. Melvern. Crnickshank. George |2), Holder. Father Kehoe, and 23 steerage. —Northern Co.. agents. WAIMEA, s.s_ J. Graham, from Terekohe. and So-mers, agents. POXO, a.s., J. Haffey, from Auckland.— Northern Co.. agents. Tne Northern Co.'s steamer Rarawa arrived at 11 o'clock thi? morning from New Plymouth The s.s. Waimea arrived- this morning from Terekohe with 500 sheep and. 250 tons of general cargo and cement. The auxiliary schooner Pono, which left Auckland on 10th December, arrived this morning at Onehunga with 60 tons of coal. The Pono is a new boat, built for the Northern Company to trade between Onehunga and Waiuku.-
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 303, 20 December 1913, Page 4
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