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Arrived. 5.35 p.m.— Uawea, from Wellington Bailed, 10 p m.— Hawea, for Nelson GniTMOOTB. 13th July Sailed 8 p.m.— Maori, for Wellington WisTrOBT, 13th Jnly Soiled, 9.30 p m.— Gr«f ton, for Wellington Ddhipin, ISth Jnly Sailed— Penguin, for North; Highland Glen, for Java. Fassougera per Penguin— Mrs Bioh and 2 children, and Mr Wilson Ltttmtox, 14th Jnly Arrived, 8.40 a.m.— Wairarapa, from Wellington Nbmob, 14th July Arrived, 7 40 a.m.— Mnwhern, from Wellington ; 8 a.m., Hawea, from Picton Sailed— lo SO a.m., Hawen, for Ftcton and Wellington: 10.46 am., Charloa Edward, for Keta Bay and Wellington The bnrque Crown thorpe, CaptEveratt, reports having been off the Strait for IS days, and on Saturday last she spoke ths brigantine Aurora, from Newcastle to Lyttelton, whioh vessel deaired to be reported, having had very bad weathet AucxuxD, 14th Jnly Arrived— Botomahnna, from South ; Te Anau, from Sydney. The Te Auau has a Brindisi mail on board, and among her passengers are two Mormnnti, on their way to Hastings The Bntomahona reports having passed a small white-painted vesiel, bottom up, five miles sonth ef East Cape «
The SB Taiaroa left Dnnediu on the 10th inst, onlled at Tlraaru and Akaroa, and arrived at T.yttelton on the 12th; sailed thence at 4.45 last evonins'. and arrived here at 8 o'olook this morning. Had light northerly windi with head sea to arrival. She leaves to-nfeht for Nclmm The as Mabinapna arrived here to-4aT,atßam., from tbe Sonth. She left Ranedin on tun loth, called at Oamnru next day, and arrived at Lytto?ton on the 12th, snilin? thenco at 4 yesterday afternoon. She Bailed again to-dny for "Wostport and Greymouth The ss Stormbird left Wanganniat 10 l«sfcni(chr, experienced strong south-etst gale, with heavy sea, aud arrived here at 1.45 this afternoon. She returns to-morrow The steamers Tni and Jane Douglas left Pox ton at 10 30 last night, and arrived here at 9.45 this morning. They return to-morrow The ntearaer Hnia was taken up on tha slip yoiterdny to be overhauled. She leaves on Thursday for Wanganni
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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 12, 14 July 1885, Page 2
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343BY TELEGRAPH. Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 12, 14 July 1885, Page 2
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