LATE SHIPPING.
Cable advices announce the arrival at Plymouth od the 14th inst. of the Wakatane, from Wellington (11th October) ; the sailing from Capetown on the 3rd inst. of the Papanui, from Plymouth P'Oth November) for Hobart and Wellington.; and the departure of the Waimate (which left Wellington on the 10th November) from Monte Video for London on the 3rd inst. The Harlech Castle, which is bringing Australian soldiers fram South Africa, is a steel single-screw eteamer of 3264 tons gross tonnage, and belongs to the Union Mail Steamship Company of London, Messrs Currie and Company managers. She was launched six years ago, and is of the following dimensions: — Length, ,350 ft.; beam, 42ft sin:; depth, 25ft Bin. The Harlech Castle kas a reputed speed equal to 12 knots per hoar.
[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.]
Auckland, This day. Sailed — Waihora. Passengers for Napier —Mesdames Bell, Cropp, May ; Messrs Clayden, McDonald, Lyons, Gropp, McLean.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 9938, 8 December 1900, Page 8
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152LATE SHIPPING. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 9938, 8 December 1900, Page 8
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