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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 141, 15 December 1881, Page 2

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. „ , , Auckland, 14th December. bailed— Talaroa, for Fiji :spm,. City ol New York, for Bydp«y. Passengers per Hawea for South— Mrs KerrinK Messrs Manson, Proctor, Haughton, Oaken and Karateiu. Pobt OHALMKna. 14th December. Arrived— Marion Neil, from Mauritius. BuiieU— ttotomahana, for f>ortb. Paaaengerß for Wellington— Mra Buasell and family (5), Messrs Mackio, Webb and Blaks. LXTTHtTON. 14th December. «£ , -d T?' ho Bhl * jB wanganui and Norman M Leod, with largo cargoes of wool and grain. 15th Dec mber. Arrived— 7 4o a.m., Pengoin, from Wellington; 9 a.m., Kotomahana. from Port Chalmers. The latter leaves tor Wellington at 8 this evening, and the former makes an excursion trip to the Akaroa JRegatta to-morrow. . , Tabanaki. 15th December. Arrivod, 3 am.— Hawea, from Onehunga, with San Jj'rancisoo mail. Sailed, 4 a.m.— Hawea, for Nelson. . . , incsov. 15th December. Arrived, 12 30 a m.— Wallace, from Wellington Sailed, 10 a m.— Wallace, for Nelson. „ . FoXTON, 15th December. Arrivod, 6 a in.— Hauraki, from Wellington. . , Wanqandi. 16th December. Arrived, 9.45 a.m.— Wakatu, frwn Wellington. She returns this ovening. Tha b.b. Huia arrived early this marning from Waoganui, a»d returns to-morr»w at noon. ihe a 8. Mohaka arrived in harbour early this morning frcm Blenheim, She returns to-morrow 'i'he p.B. Jane Douglas arrived from Foxton at 9.20 this afternoon. The barque G. M. Tucker, fr»m Newcastle, arrived off the wharf last night. Bhe sails again n«xt week tor sama port. 'I'he b.b. Wanaka sailed North this afternwn. The ateumws Wakatu for Wasganui, and Wallace for Nelsox and West Coast, sailed last evening. Th» Wakatu is expeoted back todoorrtw. The s.s Botomahana arrives from Melbourne via tli» South to-morrow morning, and leaves in the afternoon for Auckland via the Eußt Ooasb The as. Hawea, from Onehuuga via intermediate ports, arrives to-morrow, and sails bqiho day for Lyttelton. Tho bb. Gralton arrives fram the South tomorrow and leaves in tho afternoon for inolsom and West Coast. The brig Neptnne, from Newcastle via Wellington, arrived at Lytteltoa yesterday. The Westport Colliory Company have purchased the steamer Ladybird fr«m the Union bteamsbip Company. The Ladybird ia wellknown in Wellington, and was formerly owned by the New Zealand Steam Navigation Company. It is expeoted she will arrive here about the end of the month. Captain Williams is agent for her.