VESSELS IN PORT.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7738, 18 April 1896, Page 2

VESSELS IN PORT.

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The 8.8. Anglian, Captain Hood, finished loading yesterday evening, and took on board the ontgoing passengers at 7 p.m. She.resnmed her voyage to northern porta and Sydney at 8 p.m: _ The 8.8. Te Kapu leaves for Wairoa at o a.m. on Tuesday. .... ~ j The TJ.O. 8.8. Dingadee left Auckland last night for East Coast porta. She w due next Monday to land 160 tons of cargo. The U.O. a.s. Flora, time-tabled to arrive here to-morrow, has been unavoidably detained in Lyttelton till to-day, fche is now due next Tuesday morning. Theontgoing passengers for north embark from the breakwater at 9.30 a.m. The 8.8. Fanny returned from wsborne at 7.30 a.m. to-day, bringing a fall load of sleepers and grass-seed. The U.O. B.c. Foberua leaves Timaru to» night. She is foe here on Tuesday, to land a large quantity of produce. As the Foherua's draft will not allow her to oome inside, she will berth at the breakwater. The Tyser liner e.s. Indramayo is due from Auokland and Gisborna about the 26th in.et., to load about 16,000 oaroasses of frozen meat, and whatever wool is offering. The E.M.rL Eaikoura arrived at Hobart ftorn London yesterday, and left at 5 p.m. for "Wellington, fche has sixty passengers for New Zealand, besides landing ten et Hobart for Australian ports. The Wakatipu left Sydney for Wellington yesterday. The 'Frisco mail steamer Monowai arrived at Auokland from Sydney yesterday, The s.B. Dingadee, whioh left Auokland yesterday for Bast Coast ports, Giaborne, Hapier, and Wellington, has the following passengers on board ;_Me ß dames Williams !nd family (5), Harris;, Miss Williams; Messrs Malcolmson, Cunningham, Ryburn, Ifweraon, Stewart, Gamble; 2 steerage. The Southern Cross left Auokland for Wellington yeeterflay, the'Biohmond for Baratonga and Tahiti, and the Taviuni for Fiji and Sydney.