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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 214, 8 September 1921, Page 4

J KonO.MIKO FHO.M TVKrSTPORT. I Tlio I'nion Company's collier Koromlko i loaves YVesiport i..-ni = lit for Aurklaud. ami ' should arrive here oil Mnnd.-i.v inornine. i Hit can;,, consists of alimM 11000 tons of i-oul. -JHin t.ms of which arc for the Auckland «aa Company, and tue remainder Tor coal bulks. MATTEXO AT SYDNEY. The Muor.no arrived at Svdnr.v at 0 a.m. vesterJav. and leaves there on the return journey "tv>r Auckland on Thursday. September ir>. at 11 a.m., bring due here on Monday, September in. TOFCA LEAVES SUVA. The Island steamer Tofua returning to Auckland from the Western Pacific Islands arrived at S;iva at !» a.m. yesterday, ami is to leave there for Auckland direct this afternoon, beini due here on Momlav next. : tin Saturday. September IT, the Tofnn will sail apaln for Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga, in that order. TITE REOCLCS. Russell an-J Somers ndvtse that the nejrnlus Is due from Onehunga from Nelson in the course »f a few days. When she has discharged her cargo, she will load at Oneliuugn for the usual West Coast ports, Nelson and Ureymouth. RE-MFERA IN OCTOISEn. U.M.s. ■Remuprn. which left Southampton on August 18 wtoU a laree number of passengers and general carpo, should arrive at .Auckland on October 1. Afte-r dlschnrßC • here she proceeds to Wellington and other Southern ports, and Is announced to sail asain from Wellington for Southampton and London about November 1. FLORA AT r>AY.LIGFIT TO-MORROW. The Flora should arrive here at daylight from the Eastern Pacific. with "iirrmnt ■14,000 cases of tropical fruit, consisting of 11.000 case« of oranges. 1«OO cases of bananas, and 2000 cases of tomatoes. She. will berth at the renr.nl wharf to discharge, and is to sail on the return journey on Tuesday next, at uoon.