BY TELEGRAPH. PORT Chalmers,7th September.
Arrived— Te Anau, from Melbourne via bluff. Gbexmouth, 7th ceptsmber. Sailed— Grafton, for Wellington. AT7GKiiAt«D, 7th Beptembor. Sailtd— Botomahana, for Sydney via Rußsell. Lyttelton, 7th September. Sailed— Tararua, for Port Chalmers ; Canoma barque, for London. Bth September. Bailed— Samarcand, barque, 1104 tons, for London. Napibr Bth September. Arrived, 6 a.m.— Qo-Ahead, from Castlepoint, WANOANtJi, Bth September. Arrived, 10.80 am.— Manawatu ana Wakatu, from Wellington. Foxton, Bth September. Sailed, 945 a.m.— Jane Douglas, for Wellington •
The b.b. Htaemoa, from Auckland and Tara- j naki, arrived here at 11 o'clock tarn mornirg, fc&ving lolt the latter place at 230 yesterday afternoon. She left here again at 1 35 this afternooa for Lyttelton, taking the Maori priEoners •he brought from Taranaki. The b.b. Wafc&tfpu left Bydnoy at 2 p m on the 2nd inst , sighted land at 9 am. on the 7th, passed Cape Farewell at 5 p in. and arrived at Wellington at 8 o'clock this morning ; she experienced light northerly winds and flue weuth* r throughout. We have to thank Mr E. J. Touct, purser, for files, &o. The Wakatipa sails South this evening. *Tbe ss. Hawea left Port Chalmers at 2.90 p.m. on the 6th, and reaohed Akaroa at 5.50 next morning ; moved on at 7.10 and arrived at Lyttelton at 1 p.m. ; sailed again at 545 p.m , and made fast to the Wellington wharf aft 8 45 this morning. She loaves Jtor.Pioton and Nelßon tomorrow. The s s. Taiaroa left Nelson at 10.45 on the 7th September, and arrived at Picton At 7 p.m, ; left again at 9 and arrived at a3O this morning. Sho flailed South this afternoon. The s.s. Patea arrived this morning from Patea •nd returns to same port to-morrow. The s.s. Napier arrived bore early this morning from Blenheim, and returns to same port this evening. The schooner Savoy Lass arrived early this morning with a cargo of potatoes from Ktukoura The steamers Manawatu and Wakatu soiled last evening for Wanganui, and are expected book to-niotrow. The fl.s. Tui should arrive to-morrow from Ly ttalton and Kaikoara. Bhe leaves again same day lor Foxton. The bb. Arawata is now in dook at Port Chalmers, undergoing an overhaul. The b s. Go-Ahead Bhould arrive from Napier and Caslepoint to-morrow night, and on Fiiday morning leaves for Lyttelton. ¦- ¦¦
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Evening Post, Volume XX, Issue 210, 8 September 1880, Page 2
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386BY TELEGRAPH. PORT Chalmers,7th September. Evening Post, Volume XX, Issue 210, 8 September 1880, Page 2
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