AUCKLAND. 28th March.
Sailed : s.s. Hawea, at noon. Passengers— B. H. Gubbins, Jones, Felton, Williams, Chapman, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Brasenhara and three children, "Mrs. and Miss Taylor, Rives, Mr. and Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Hazlett, Higginson, Corbett, Caldwell, Craig, Mr. and Mrs. i/uscorabe, Magill, Davis, Ronayne, H. S. Meyers, Engel, Jackson, . White, Smith, Conroy, J. Jones, Dafter, Fairclough, Mrs. Crump, Miss Crump, and four children, Mrs. Howard. Mr. Alexander .Saunders reports : — Buyers : Bank of New Zealand, 3575; National Insurance, 23s 6d; Tairua, 6s 6d; Cure, 6s; City of London, 21s ; Sash and Door, £8 17s. Sellers : National Bank, 755 ; South British, 565; Beach, 655; Colonial, 335. 29th March. Arrived — Blanche, schooner (late Governor's yacht), from Rarotonga, with a cargo of island produce; Searip, brigantine, from Sydney; Ringleader, revenue cutter, from Tauranga, with Dr. Pollen and Lord Hervey Phipps as passengers. Mr. J. G. Grant's letter to the Belfast Newsletter, -vilifying the colony, conies tb hand by mail, and provokes general indignation and I leading articles in the Southern Cross and ; Star.
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Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 75, 29 March 1876, Page 2
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170AUCKLAND. 28th March. Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 75, 29 March 1876, Page 2
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