THE SHIP ORARI, FROM LONDON.
The N.Z. 8. Company's ship Orari was tuwed in by the steamer Wanaka last night, and berthed at the wharf at 7.30 p.m. She comes out thi< voyage in charge of Captain Barclay, of the ship Hurunui, Captuin Mosey being ill when his vessel was ready to start. She reports leaving the docks on 31st AugUßt, and on the Ist Sept., passed Beacby Head, aad from that time up to making Tasmania, on ihe 4th December, had variable weather, principally lignt ; from Tasmania to sighting Caps Farewell Light at 12 p m. on the Uth. had northerly winds ; thence to arrival west and strong northwest. Made Wellington Heads on Monday evening, bat owing to adverse -winds, had to wait until towed in by the Wanaka, as mentioned above. The health of the passengers throughout tho voyage haß been exceptionally good, and tha Health Offloer passed her in a very short time Thepaßsengerb'iiameswe published on Tuesday. The Orari has arrived in fine ordur, and doea credit to her captain and officers. She loactß here for London, following tuePittko. ?
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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 141, 15 December 1881, Page 2
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182THE SHIP ORARI, FROM LONDON. Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 141, 15 December 1881, Page 2
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