SHIPPING AND MAILS.
United Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. (Received March 9th, 12.58 p.m.) MELBOURNE. March 9. Arrived—Warrinioo. SYDNEY, March 9* The Monowoi's passengers for New Zealand are:—Mi_s Asbton. Messrs Easterbrook. Yon De Hyde, Howe, and Bishop. The Monowai's cargo is;— For Auckland: 181 sks Hour, 14 cases bicycles, 21 cases cottons, 11 cases paper, 20 cases condensed milk, 1 case wliips, 6 cases boots. 2 rolls wire, 3 east's sundries. For Wellington: 7 cases bicycles. 4 casts boots, 33 eases cottons, 1 case machinery, 150 cases salmon, 1 ca.se pianettes, 31 cases paper, 100 cases rubber clothing, 2 eases _ncirie_. For Dunedin: 20 cases cottons. 4 cases bicycles. 28 _•__■ pap-r. 100 eases salmon, 11 cas-es rubber gwds. 30 cases cheese. For luvercargill: 18 cases boots. For Wanganui: 2 cam* boots. For Napier: 6 cases bicycles. For Lyttelton: 28 cases bicvcks, 3 cases boots, 25 cases cheese, 103 cases paper, 10 cases rubber shoes.
CABLE NEWS.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11528, 10 March 1903, Page 5
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