BY TELEGRAPH. Sydney, 14th January.
Arrived— Tararua, yesterday. liYTTKLTcm. 14th January. Captain Davies, of the barque John B. Knox, was fined AS to-day for not moving his vessel i from the wharf when ordered to do so by the Harbor Master . The New Zealand Shipping Company's ship Bangitikei, Captain Milfman, has cleared for liondon, and Bails to-morrow morning with cargo valued at £112,470, consisting of 6431 bales wool. 178 casks tallow, 117 cases tallow, 14 cases ¦peoimens of natural history, 21 bags, 8 oases : ¦undrieß. She takes 9 passengers. j 16th January. | Arrived, 8.30 a.m.— Arawata, from Wellington. Pobt CBAiiKBBS. 14th January. { •Arrived— Bingnrooma, from Bluff. Balled— wakatipu, for Sydney via Lyttelton ¦tfd Wellington. PaeaengoW for Wellington— Upidames Haggit, Trenwick. Ferguson and 8 .- "Children, Mr. and Mrs. Joliff, Mira Ferguson, Messrs. Johnson, Sole, Morrison, Ferrio, Cutler, Thomson, M'Eellar and Ah Kong. INVEBOABGLLi/, 14th January. The ship Waitara finished loading to-day, and dears at the Customs to-morrow. Her cargo comprises 5020 bales of wfteJy6O7 sacks of wheat, 23 packages sundries ; value. J881.407. Napdsb, 14th January. Arrived— Wanaka at 105 pan., and Stella at 5 p.m.jlrom Wellington.
The e.fl. Wellington left Nelson at noon / yesterday and Picton at 12 last night, arriving gn our harbor at 6 o'clock this morning. She Sails North to-morrow. The brigantine Endeavour arrived from Oamaru early this morning, having left there on Friday at daylight and experienced northerly weather throughout. The brisantino Sarah File arrived from Saip&ra this morning. ' The schooner Rose of Eden oamo in from pelorus SotttCdthiß morning. Thi Krigsjjitgte Arataptz arrived from Eaipara The steamer Napier left last night for Blenheim, the storm having moderated. ' The Stella took her departure for the Bast •Coast lighthouses on Monday night. The steamer Murray, for Nela m. Greymouth, find Hokitika.is announced to sail this afternoon Tbe b:b. Stormbird leaves for Wanganui at 8 o'olook to-night. The b.s* Wakatipu will arrive here to-morrow morning from the South, and sail again at noon tor Sydney. The schooner Aspasia, this morning, brought up. r about fifty tons of ooala from the Heads, taken out of the wreck of the barque Cartotta, •lso a quantity of span, rigging, <fee
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Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 320, 15 January 1879, Page 2
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358BY TELEGRAPH. Sydney, 14th January. Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 320, 15 January 1879, Page 2
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