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SHIPPING NEWS.

AORANGI IN PORT.

MARAMA DUE TO-MORROW.

Arrivals at Auckland yesterday included the K.M.m.s. Aoraugi, cu route fioni Sydney to Vancouver, while the Marama, also from Sydney, is due tomorrow. The Canadian Britisher arrived from tlie South this morning to load for Xew York, Boston and Halifax. Both she and me Jiorangi are to be dispatched to-morrow. The next overseas steamer due here is the Trekieve on Wednesday with general cargo from Xew York, while the Cornwall, from Liverpool, should arrive the following day. A l: RIVALS.—SATURDAY. Tiroa from Ulsborne, )S.:>i> p.m. Kurow, from Wellineton, 11.30 p.m. YESTERDAY.

Waiiiica, from Napier, !>..">•> p.m. Akaroa, wit.h raft, from Poiiui, 4 p.m

U.M.ni.s. Aorangl. from Sydney, 7.:>" p.m. Passengers for Auckland. —First saloon : Mr. P. E. Andrews. Mrs. Andrews. .Mr. X. Archer. Mrs. Archer. Mr. 11. W. Apperley. Mr. A. F. Ablmt. Miss M. Abbot, Mrs. A. 1". Abbot. Mrs. F. A. Alexander. Mr. H. Abel, Sister M. Alphonsus, Mr. W. Allen. Mrs. Allen. Mr. H. Adams. Mrs. Adams. .Mr. Birks. Mrs. Birks. Mr. H. Bracey, Mr* Bracey, Miss Bnveey. Mr. 11. Hartley, Mrs. Hartley. Master Hartley. Mr. .1. Batey, Mr. A. H. Bristow. Mr. J. Brennan. Mrs. Brennan. Mr. V. Baker, Mr. Boucicault. Mrs. Boticieault. Mr. B. Brown, Mrs. F. Hurley, Mr. F. Burlev, Mr. T. Burrows. Mrs. Burrows, Mr. E. Banks. Mr. W. B. Burnett. Mr. J. Broad. Mr. J. Burbeck, Mr. W. Begxs, Sir B. Clark, Lady Clark, Mr. S. E. Chatterton, Mr. W. L. Clabburn, Mr. IS. S. Craig, Mr. S. Cook, Mr. W. D. Christian. Mr. A. Close. Mrs. Close, Mr. W. Cart ell, Mr. K. R. Hangar. Miss M. Duckham. Mr. Dodwell, Mrs. Dodwell. Mr. F. E. Dol)sou. Mr. H. J. Diddains, Mr. F. Davies. Mr. A. Donald. Miss M. Duncan, Miss J. Duncan, Mr. Diirncll, Miss Dayniond, Mr. Davey. Mr. Esmond. Miss Esmmiil, Mr. D. Francesco. Mr. R. Fraser. Mr. Field, Mr. D. Francis. Mrs. Francis, Mr. W. Fraser. Mr. (). E. Friend, Mr. F. Foster, Mrs. F. Foster.. Mr. J. Fuller. Mrs. S. Friendlander. Mr. M. W. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. N. Francis, Miss Fischer. Mr. G. Fiske, Mis*. A. Fehan, Miss B. Fehan, Mr. T. Fehan, Mrs. Fehan. Mrs. H. Gelihart. Miss B. (Masson. Mr. L. Ulecketein, Miss A. Geary. Miss C. Geary, Mrs. M. Galparin. Sir 11. Hirst, Sir J. Hewitt. Miss N. Hewitt. Lady Hirst. Miss K. Heathwood. Mr. E. Hirst. Mr. R. E. Hassell, Mrs. Hassell, Mr. C. L. Hempton, Miss .1 Hislop, Miss F. Henderson. Mr. R. H. Henderson. Mr. H. X. Hllliard. Mrs. Hoadley. Miss Hoadlev. Mr. M. Harris, Mrs. Harris." Miss T. Harris, Mr. H. Hale, Miss I). L. Hilford. Mrs. D. M. Hickey, Miss Hickey, Mr. S. Heidir. Mrs. Heidir. Mr. J. Hickey, Master Hickey, Mr. R. Inglis. Mrs. Inglis. Miss A. Innes, Mr. F. A. Johnston. Miss J. Kenuedy. Miss P. Kennedy. Mr. R. Kennedy, Mrs. Kennedy. Miss B. Knox, Dr. J. Kelly, Mrs. Kelly. Mr, G. Kent. Mr. A. Klnipton. Mrs. Kimpton. Miss Kimpton, Miss Kimpton. Miss M. L. Lane. Mrs. H. Levy, Mr. E. Lupton. Miss A. Lawrie. Mrs. B. Lawrie. Mr. G. Lindsay, Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. J 11. Lover, Mrs. E. Luttle. Mr. X. Let ton, Mr. A. E. Mtirrell, Mr. C. E. Murrell. Master M. Mass. Mr. E. Mass, Mrs. B. A. Murrell. Miss M. L. Murrell, Dr. C. Mhxwell. Mrs. Maxwell. Master Maxwell, Dr. Jackson Muun. Mrs. Munn. Hon. 11. Mulhollaiid, Mrs. Miilhollaiid, Mr. E. Moss, Mrs. Moss. Mr. D. Moore, Mr. R. W. Marsh, Mr. X. Middelmans. Miss I). Moss. Miss M. Miller. Miss F. Miller. Mr. L. Martin, Mr. D. McMillan. Major C. Mcßae, Lady Mcßae, Miss McKae. Mr. \Y. McConchie, Master McConchie. Miss McLeod, Mrs. W. McConchie, Miss V. McConchie, Miss M. McConchie. Miss McKay, Mrs. A. McKillop. Mr. McCullock. Mrs. McCullock. Mr. A. McLewl. Mr. A. MacKinnon. Miss B. McMillan, Mr. W. Neild, Mrs. Xeild. Dr. J. E. Nichols, Mr. Nunnaii. Mrs. Xiinnan. Mr. F. Olinstcad. Mrs. OlniKtead, Miss .1. K. Orrock. Mr. T. l'urves. Mr. <'. Payne. Mrs. Payne, Mr. G. Price. Miss K. Parr. Mr. C. Powell. Mrs. Powell and two infants. Mr. E. Pearce. Mr. (J. Park. Mrs. Park, Mr. M. E. Priestley, Sister (Juiini. Mr. A. Robertson. Mrs. Robertson. Mr. L. G. Rickard. Mr. 11. E. Robinson. Mr. J. I). Ryan. Miss Ronald. Mr. Howes. Mrs. Rowes. Mr. W. Robins. Mrs. W. Kobins. Miss S. I. Ruskell. Mr. W. Rowe. Miss Shiirland, Miss J. Stirton. Miss J. Stirtiin, Mr. A. Stirton. Mrs. Stirton. Mr. F. Snivtlie. Miss 11. Stephen. Mr. A. Salaman. Mr. H. Steadniiin. Mrs. C. Suttle, Mr. W. Spriison, Mrs. Kpruson. Miss S:iker. Mi* M. J. Spriison. Miss ('. Sprusnn. Mr. A. Saxon. Mrs. Saxon. Miss E. Steele. Mr. Sullivan. Wins Commander Spicer. Miss A. Spicer. Mrs. Sullivan. Mis- Sicard. Mr. H. V. Slade. Mr. 11. Town. Si-ter Tlierisa. Mr. E. Tyler, Mrs. Tyler, Mr. H. Thompson. Mr. Turner, Mrs. C T.irrant. Mr. L. Vincent. Mr. L. Victor. Mr. Wykhnm. Mrs. Wykhiim. BrigadierGeneni) Wllloughby. Mr. B. Williams. Mrs. Williams. Mr. E. J. Watt. Mr. Ward. Mr. H. Woodman. Mr. H. Wheeler. Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. M. 11. Yoole. Mr. Yolke. Second saloon : Mr. ('. Alexander. Mrs. A. Blood. Mr. F. T. Button. Master I) Hoiirkc. Mrs. K. M. Bradford. Miss K. Bedford. Mr. F. Binns. Mrs. .1. Beddoes. Mr. W. Brood. Mrs. Brood. Mi>»s I. I'rawlcy. Mrs. M. Crooks. Mr. C. Chilli:. Wong Kin fhing. Miss M. Challis. Miss A. Chee. Miss V. Clialmers. Rev. L. C. Donaldson. Mr. E. Downman. Miss R. Downman. Miss X. Dunn. Mr. X. Dewells. Mr. W. F. Kddie. Mrs Edilic. Mr. \V. Elder. Mrs. M. Kllis. Mr. K. Fleming. Mr. L. Fowkes. Master T. J. Finn. Mrs. W. Finn. Master R. Finn. Master C. Finn. Mrs D. Fen. Mr. W. C. Gibson, Mrs. Gibson. Miss M. C. Gl.isford. Miss E. M. Gibson. Mrs. R. Cieenslade. Mr. R. Grcenslade. Mr. W. Griffiths*. Miss B. Gerthorpe, Mrs. I. Hudson. Rev. Father Hogveld. Mrs. \Y. Hammond. Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. M. Had.len. Mrs. H. S. Harvey. Mrs. F. Johnson and infant. Miss K Jarvis. Miss B. Jones. Mr. T. G. Knox. Miss L. King. Mr. T. Lappln. Miss L. Lenlierd. Mr->. Leonard. Mr. Lewis. Miss F. Morley. Miss A. Mortimer. Mrs. K. Mellal>ll and illfnnt. Mrs. A. A. Maxwell. Miss M. I). Maxwell. Miss Miiller. Mrs. l>. Mat heson. Mr. I). Miitheson. l>r. 11. l>. Matheson. Mr. R Melviller. Miss E. May. Mrs. (;. McLean and infant. Mr. A. McDonald. Miss- M. Newman. Mrs. H. Y. Xicol. Miss Y. Xicol. Mr. J. O'Connor. Mr. <;. Pettlgrew. Mr. A. .1. Rusher. Mr. C. 11. Reid. Mrs. Reid, Mr. C. Roxford. Miss K. Small. Miss E. Sliyinn. Mrs. C. Sliyins. Mr. X. Suniicli, Miss R. Stewart. Mr. G. R. Stewart. Mr. F. Simmons. Mrs. Simmons. Mr. A. J. Slieelo. Mrs< Treweek. Mrs. E. Virgin. Miss A. Virgin. Miss O. Wallace. Miss M. Walsh. Miss E Walsh and infant. Miss V. Willis-. Mr W Webberley. Mrs. Wchhe-rley. Sni Wong Cnr. Sam Wonir. Peter Wong. Mrs. A. Wong. Mr. G. A. Young. Mrs. Young, and •_'!) third-class.

THIS DAY. Awahou. from (iislminc. t>.45 a.m. Canadian Britisher, from Napier. 6.50 a.m. Clansman, from Russell. 7.20 a.m. Klsie Mary, from (iishorne. 7.25 a.m. DEPARTURES.—SATURDAY. Til hop, for Awiinui, I.M p.m. I'aua. for Wellington. 4.13 p.m. Northumberland, for Wellington. 4.25 p.m. Ksirtigt. for (ireyinouth. 5.20 p.m. Knton, for Wellington, 0.20 p.m. YESTERDAY. Claymore, for Whnngnrei. 0.15 a.m. THIS DAY. Konnkl, for Portland. 0.10 a.m. Mahurangi, for Portland, 0.30 a.m. VESSELS IN POUT. H.M.s. Philomel, Derunport (Naval Dept.i 11.M.5. Laburnum. Devonport (Naval Dept.) H.M.s. Veronica. Devouport (Naval Dept.) H.M.s. Diomede. Devonport (Naval Dept.). H.M.s Duneuln, Devouport (Naval Dept.) Nuculn. in stream (Naval Department). Iris, in stream (Pacific Cable Board). H.M.s Wakakura, Devouport (Naval Dept.) R.M.m.s. Aorangi, Prince's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Kurow. Prince's Wharf (Uuion S.S. Co.). Wiilmen. Queen's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Kemuera. Queen's Wharf (N.Z.S. Co.). • •livebnnk (barque). King's Wharf (A. S. Peterson). Elsie Mary. King's Wharf (A. G. Frankhaiii) Tiroa, King's Wharf (A. ii. Frankhaiii). Canadian Britisher, King's Wharf (Cauati-

ian National). Awahou. Central Wharf (Watkin and Wallie). T.imaroa, Central Wharf (A. S. Paterson). Miro, King's Wharf (Mr. C. E. Campbell). Piri. Kings Wharf (Mr. C. E. Campbell). Waipnhi, North Wall (Union S.S. Co.). Kaiapoi. North Wall (Union S.S. Co.). WiDgatul. North Wall (U.S.S. Co.). Waitomo. In stream (Union S.S. Co.). Kalkoral, in stream (D.S.S. Co.). Walnui. in stream (U.S.S. Co.). Hlnemoa. In stream. Southern Cross, in stream (Melanesian Mission).

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Trekieve, New York, .1 nnuury 10. Cornwall, Liverpool. January 17. Ruapehu, South, January 1" (1o«dt>). Suirey. South (l<>ml>), January 18. Kilcredaue, Casablanca. January -U. Corinthic, London, via Weliiugtou. Jan. SI Port Writ. New York January 23. Fort Hobart. Australia (loads). Jannary 2-1. Tregenna, Halifax. January 24. Port Caroline. Opua (loads). January -•». Waiotapu. Calcutta, via South. January 25 Hauraki. Vancouver. January 26. Port Bowen, Liverpool. ..miliary 27. Hauraki, Vancouver. January 20. Cape Tork. Port Arthur. January 29. Kla Ora. Antwerp. January 2!i Hororata. London, via Wellington. Feb. 5. Brunswick. Los Angeles, February 7. lonic. London. February 11. Westmoreland. Liverpool February 12.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Marama. left Sydney. .! miliary II: due Auckland, January 15: leaves " Auckland. January IS: due. Sydney. January L' 2: leaves Sydney. January 25 ; due Wellington. January 25). L'liniaroa left Wellington, January 11 : due Sydney, January 15: leaves Sydney, January 18: due Auckland. January 22; leaves Auckland, January 25: due Sydney. January 20. Manniraimi left Sydney, January 11 : due Wellington. January 15; leaves Wellington. January 18; clue Sydney. January 22. Manuka left Melbourne January 8 for Wellington. Lyttelton. Dunedin and Bluff; arrived Wellington, to-day TKAXS-PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE.

Aorangf, left Sydney January 1O for Auckland. Suva. Honolulu and Vancouver, at Auckland, leaves Auckland tomorrow : due Vancouver. February 1 ; leaves Vancouver. February 0; liue Auckland. February 2.".: due Sydney March 2; leaves Sydney, March 7: leaves Auckland. March 12: due Vancouver. March 25): lenv«-s Vancouver. April .5: due Auckland. April 22; duo Sydney, April 25.

Niagara, left Vancouver January 9 for Honolulu, Suva. Auckland and Sydney ; iiue Auckland. Jan. 28: due Sydney. ■"«'• ruary 2; leaves Sydney, February &; leaves Auckland, February 12: due Vancouver, March 1; leaves Vancouver, March 6; doe Auckland. March 23; due Sydney. March 30; leaves Sydney. April 4; leaves Auckland, April 5) ; due Vancouver, April 26 Makura left Sydney, December 27, for Wellington, Karotonga, Papeete and Sau Francisco; left Wellington, January 1; due San Francisco. January 18: leaves San Francisco, January 23; due Wellington, February 11; due Sydney, February 16: leaves Sydney February 21; leaves Wellington, February 26: due San Francisco, March 15; leaves San Francisco. March 20: due Wellinjrton Apiil 8; due Sydney. April 13. Tahiti, left San Francisco December 20 for Papeete. Rarofonga Wellington aud Sydney; arrived Wellington to-day ; due Sydney, January 19; leaves Sydney, January 24; leaves Wellington, January 29; due San Francisco, February 15; leaves San Francisco. February 20; due Wellington, March 11; due Sydney, March 16; leaves Sydney, March 21; leaves Wellington, March 26; due San Francisco April 12

The Tiroa arrived from Gisborne on Saturday evening, and is to sail again at noon to-morrow.

The Elsie Mary arrived from Gisborne this morning, aud berthed at the King's wharf.

According to her wireless report, the Union Co.'s steamer Mamma will reach Auckland at 6 a.m. to-morrow, with passengers, mails and cargo from Sydney. She has been allotted a berth at the Queen's wharf, and is to sail again on her return voyage at 3 p.m. next Friday. PLUME COMING. The Vacuum Oil Company's tanker Plume is reported to have left San Francisco last Friday with a full cargo of bulk oil for New Zealand. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the Auckland wireless station to-night :—Tofua, Olivebank, Marama, Benton, Trekieve. AORANGI IX PORT. Arriving at Auckland last evening, the Union Co.'s R.M.m.s. Aorangi berthed at the Prince's wharf to land local passengers, mails and cargo from Svdney. She is announced to sail at 3 p.m. to-morrow for Suva, Honolulu and Vancouver. NORTHUMBERLAND SAILED. To continue discharge of her general cargo from West of England ports, the Federal steamer Northumberland sailed on Saturday afternoon for Wellington Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. SUGAR FROM JAVA. Under charter to Andrew Weir. Ltd the steamer Queen Olga (4242 tons) is expected to leave Tjilatjap (Java) shortly for Auckland, bringing raw sugar for discharge at Chelsea. TREKIEVE DUE WEDNESDAY. With general cargo from New York, the A. and A. Line's chartered steamer Trekieve expects to reach Auckland on Wednesday morning. Her other ports of discharge arc Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. CANADIAN BRITISHER LOADING. For final loading for Xew York, Boston and Halifax, the Canadian National steamer Canadian Britisher arrived at Auckland this morning from Napier, and berthed at the Kings wharf. She is to he dispatched for New York at 0 a.m. to-morrow. TURAKIXA CLEARED HALIFAX. En route from Auckland to London, via Atlantic coast ports, the Xew Zealand Shipping Co.'s steamer Turakina is reported to have cleared Halifax last Friday. She left Auckland on November OLIVEBANK IX DOCK.

_ At_ present taking in ltallast at the Kinjr's wharf, the Finnish four-masted barque Olivebank is to go into dock on Wednesday for cleaning and painting. Given a fair wind, she will sail on Saturday for Port Lincoln to load wheat for the Con tinenl.

TAHITI FROM 'FRISCO. On her return voyage to Sydney, the Ininii Co.'s K.M.s. Tahiti arrived at Wellington from San Francisco jit S a.m. to-day. After landing passengers, mails and cargo for New Zealand she is to resume her voyage at 3 p.m. to-morrow. MISHAP TO PORT ADELAIDE. Advice received at Sydney states tinCommonwealth and Dominion Line steam- r Tort Adelaide, loaded with wool and senoral cargo from Australia, grounded at Antwerp. Xo serious damage resulted and the vessel was refloated with assistance. WARSHIPS TO SAIL. The cruisers Dunedin and Diomede will lenve port to-morrow inorniiig to carry out manoeuvres and gunnery practice iii the Hauraki Gulf. The Dunedin is »c. Mil at '.«.::0 a.m.. and the IHonxd.- twenty minutes later. They are scheduled to return to Auckland on January 25. RKMIERA SAILS TO MORROW. _ The local office of the X.JS. Shipping f'oinpany hopes to dispatch the Remuera at 4 p.m. to-morrow for Napier. Lyttelton and Wellington, to complete Homeward loading. She is scheduled to clear Wellinston for Southampton and London on February 2. MAXIKA AT WELLINGTON'. An arrival at Wellington this morning was the I'nion fo."s steamer Manuka, with passengers, mails and cargo from Melbourne. She is to leave Wellington at 3 p.m. to-morrow for Lyttelton. Dunedin and Bluff, and is scheduled to clear the lastnamed port on her return voyage to Melbourne, on January lft.

SOUTH AFRICAN LOADING. Thr Shaw. Savill anil Albion Company advise that the Rnranga. which Is due at Capetown on Fohruary 0 fiom London, will offer shippers an opportunity of consigning cargo from Capetown direct to Auckl.ind. as tho vessel is ilue nt this port about March 22. The Raranza will 1. ~ve London on January in for Capetown and Australian ports. After discharge in Australia the vessel will come to Auckland. itICIIARDSON STEAMERS. The Awahou arrived from the const thi* morning and berthed at the Central wharf She is to sail for Hicks Bay. Tokom.iru Bay. and Oishorne to-morrow evening. The Pukeko was due at Portland this morning, and is expected at Auckland tomorrow morning. She is to he dispatched to Napier and Wairoa. Tin coast bays, at 2 p.m. to-morrow. (Watkins and Wallie, agents.)

KXTON" SAILED. In c«n lin nation of her v«yasc from N>» York. th«- A. and A. Liars chartered inou-r ship Ent»>n «iile<l «■:> Saturday evcuias for Wellington aud Lyttclion. TOFUA KKTUIJNINO. Cahled advii-e frvm Apia states that the Inioii Co.'s pasM-ngcr ntpauior T»fua Ipft there for Suva at ."» p.m. «u Saturday. She is scheduled to dear Suva f«>r Auckland on Thursday next, arriving here the following Monday. l"NI«»N CO.'S STEAMEUS. The Kaitangata left Westport et 11.30 a.m. cm Saturday for Auckland. The Waipinta loft Dunedin at 1 p.m. on Saturday f«.r Auckland. via Oamaru. Timaru. Lyttelton nnd Wellinpton. She may al.»o call at Picton. The. K.-i i inn nana loads at Westport to morrow f<.r Auckland. The K.i it imn is announced to load at (iri-\mouth about Satnnlay nc\t for New Plymouth and Auckland. The Kurow arrived from Southern pons on Saturday ni?ht. and i» disch.ircing at the Prin<e's wharf. She i> to *;iil «n Wednesday for Wellington. Lyttelton. DiiimmHii a m<l Timaru. Tho Waimi-a arrived yesterday from (JislMirnr and Napier, nnil berthr<l at tho Queen's wharf. She is to sail at o p.m. tomorrow. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Projected Departures, T<i day.— llauiti. for Commandel »n<l Colrille. H p.m. ; Apauui. f<ir Mercury Hay. 4 p.m. : Wilipu. tor Ker<-p<-<-hi. .". p.m. : Claiisiiian. for Kii.-soll. 1 p.m. ; Ngapuhi. for Taurniiga. e.:m p.m.; t»timai. tor Klitarere ntid Oμ..tiki. 4 i>.lll. ; Motu. for Wliakatam-, 4 p.m.: Oinana. for Manly. 4 p.m.: Rarawa. for New Plymouth. 4 p.m. : llailtiirtl. for Raglan, Kawhia and Waikato Heads, -i p. til. To-morrow. — Wnitiku. for Surfdaie. O>tend and Oiniha. !».3» a.m. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Waiuku, from Wailieke. 0 p.m. : Raii«;iioto. fn.in Thanie>. lu.oU p.m.; Oniiiiia, from Manly, midnight. To-morrow.—Tnimvna. im Paeroa, 0 a.m.; Claymore, from \\ haugiirci, li.uw a.m. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS—YESTERDAY. Arapawa, from Wanganui. t> a.m. Regulus, from Nelson, 4.10 p.m. The Ilauiuru is due at tomorrow morning, and sails at 4 p.m.. tomorrow- lor Ruglan. Kawhia and Waikato Heads. On Krida.v »h<: is to leave Onebungu for Hokiaiißa. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.

Wellington. Januury 12. —Arrived - Wairuna. from Auckland. «.."»«» ]. n> Sail.-.] ■ January 12 Golden HnrveM. f«r Lyttelton' «• V.J 1, : Kot,,ru: «- f«r I-ond..n. 1.30 p.m." Wellington. January 13.—Arrived : Dan.i from Auckland, or.j.uki. fr«.in T.iraknh. 9.40 a.m.: Kamona. from Westport 130 p.m. Sailed: Surrey for Napier Wellington. January H. — Arrived: Tahiti, from San Fraaclsco, 3.45 ain : Manuka, from Melbourne, via Milford Sound. 6.15 a.m.; Trewidden. from Auckland. 7 a.m.

Lyttelton. January 12.—Arrived: Tort Hardy, from Dunedin. 7 a.m. January ]:: Arrived: Golden Harvest. 7 a.m ; Matnillius. from London.

Dunedin. January 12.—Arrived : Itloemfontein. from Lyttelton. 12.15 p.m.: Kaioz from Oamani. ;».3O p.m. Sailed : Waipiata for On ma ru. 1.5 p.m. Xapier. January 14.—Arrived : Surrer from Wellington. Gisborne. January 12.—Arrived: Moa from Auckland. 8 n.m. Sailed: Elsie Mary for Auckland, 4.50 p.m. : Awaiiou, for Auck land, 5 p.m. OVERSEAS. Halifax. January 11.—Sailed: Turakina (Auckland t>> Londoni San Francisco. January H.—Sailed: Plume, for New Zealand.

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SHIPPING NEWS. Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 11, 14 January 1929, Page 4

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