SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.
WELUCNGTON, October 12. Arrived, ketch Km ma. Sims, from Lyttelton; Wniliora, iioru Auckland; Taiawcra, £ealadia, and Waimate, iroui Lytielton.
Sailed, Tarawexa, for Irytteiton. Paaseßgers — Misses t'avitt, HiucKUuru, £>ugdun, Douiuasou (?,), Mesclaniiea Macguire and two children, Jnckson, Oolvilie, Kose, liUmitn, Quinri jukl three children, 'i'yaer, jloUoy, tiireo children ai»d nurae, W ithersi and child, Brown, Lambert, Donaldson, Captain Willis, Hon. A. ijeo Smith, Messrs tjunui, b'mch, Ellis, Burt, Alilne, Coc-k----burn, iilimau, Sprotl, 'Allen, Beaumont, Molloy, Henry, Zoeituier I'aterson, liiby 1$), Juncker, Colvnie, Donaldson, Edgar, Mooro, Lawe, Kirk, Heeles, Withers, Tyree, Master Donaldson, Wright, sixteen steerage. Wttihora, for liyttelton and l>unedin. Passengers—Misses Lihurciiill, Joseph, Crawford, Barry, Bunn, iiuckiey, Mrs I'acKer and chitct, Messrs Kidaton, Mcndeissotui, Craig, Crawford, Styche, Harper, Jtierndston, l»awrence, McOlashun, ten steerage.
Zealaudia, ior Auckland. AUOKJjAND, October 12. The Xgapuhi, the Northern Company's new steamer, built at Dundee for the OuehungaNew Plymouth trade, arrived in Auckland harbour from Duudeo to-day. KAIJt'ARA, October 12. Sailed, Edward, brig, for Freinantle; Ellsa Firth, brigantine, for Lyttelton.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10786, 13 October 1900, Page 9
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