MISCELLANEOUS.
The new tn in screw barge White SUvo, started on her flrst trip up tho Waikato on November 30 It Uto bo hoped that shemny attain a greatei rato of speed than she had on starting from here The White Slave will be a very useful boat If she succeeds The Alejandro, s > , called in here on the 2nd, and sailed again on the 3rd, for Onehunga A fine bug hailing fioin Liverpool, Uie Princess Alice, Captain Claikc, aruved heio on the 2nd fiom Adelaide, with a cargo of hay for the Comnmsariat, and iv few casei of South Australian wines for the oflicers' mem at this port. The Princes? Alice left Adelaide on November 11. The s s Ahuriri culled for a couple of houn, to land a detachment of the 50th to relieve the 14th at tlii* place. The Mth arc still waiting for n *tcniner to tako them to the Maniikiiu A paddlo steamei is on tho itocks m the Government dockyard The engines of the Avon have been put into her. She ought soon to be icady for launching, from the number of, hands at work.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XX, Issue 2305, 9 December 1864, Page 4
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191MISCELLANEOUS. Daily Southern Cross, Volume XX, Issue 2305, 9 December 1864, Page 4
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