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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 64, 18 March 1881, Page 2

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Fort Cilalmebs, 17th March. Sailed— Arawata, for Melbourne via Bluff. f ioton, 17th March. Arrived, 815 p.m.— Penguin, from Wellington. Foxton, 18th March. Arrived, 10 a.m.— Jane Douglas, from Wellington NBLBON.IBth March. Arrived, oam —Penguin, from Pioton. Wanganui, 18th March. Arrived, 0 30 a.m.— Huia, from Welilogton.

m The 8.8. Kotomahana lefl Melbourne on the Bth inst. at 4 p.m., Hobart at 4 p.m. the 10th, and arrived at the Bluff at 7 a.m. on tbe 11th. Bhe sailed ago la at 5 p.m., and arrived at Fort Chalmers at 7 a,m. oq the 16th, and remained there until 4 p,m on the lGbh, when ehe sailed for Lyttelton, and arrivocl-at 830 a.m.; left again at 5 p m., and arrived at Wellington at 8 20 a.m., experiencing fine weather to Lyttelton, thence moderate gale Jrorn N.W. We are indebted to Mr. Obarles H. Hudson, purser, formerly attached to the bs. Hero, for report and n les. She Bulled this afternoon for Sydney, via Auckland and Bast Co a at. Tbe bs. Wanaka arrived la port at an early hour this morning; left Manukau on tbe 15th, and reached Taranaki next morning at 4 o'clock ; left again at 7, and arrived at Nelson at 030 p.m.; Bailed at 1015 a.m. yesterday, called at Pioton, and oume ia aa above. From Taranaki, experienced strong winds till arrival. She sailed South this afternoon. The p.s. Samson arrived in harbor at 5 this morning, from Onohunga, Taranaki, Opunake, and Wanganui. Sho sails again this evening tor Wanganui, Waltara, and Manukau. The b s. Kennedy arrived early this morning from tbe Weet Coast and Nelson. She returns to same ports this evening. The B.a. Kiwi arrived from tbe Bast Coast this morning, and leaves for castlepoint and Napier this evening. Tho steamers Stormbird and Huia, for 'Wanganui, and -Jane Douglas for Foxton. sailed yesterday afternoon. They are expected back to-morrow. Tbe b.b. Fate a loft for Fatea this afternoon, and the Napier Bails for Blenheim to»night. The ship Euterpe set soil this morning and left for Timaru at 0 o'clock. She loads at Timaru for London. The steamer Star of the South should arrive on Tuesday from tbe South. She is advertised to sail for Wentport, Grey and Hokitika in the evening. We understand that Mr. Oreagh, formerly chief offlcor o! the s.s. Stormbird, has been appointed to the same position on Messrs. W. and G. Turnbull <fc Co.'b barquentine May. The barque signalled yesterday has not made hor appeai once yet