BY TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON, 23rd March
Builcd— Ringaroomi, for Dunediu ; Timaru, for Woatport Auciuakd. 23rd March Arrired— Trtruwcra, from Sydney, with Briudisi mall ; Wild Wnvo, from Newcastle NtriEK. 23rd March Arrived, 1 45 p.m.— Ohau, from Wellington Sailed, 4 £0 p.m.— Maitai, tor Wellington 81th March Arrired, noon— GoAhead, from Wellington Donbdir, 23rd March ArriTod— Manapouri, from Bluff 8-iiled— Botorua, for North. Paesengors— Miss Dodd, Mxa Btldwm, Messrs Dixon and Gorman Webtfout, 23rd March Arrived, 10.30 p.m.— Mob, from Wellington N»lsoh. 21th March AiTired, 8 SO a m — Taisroa, from Wellington Sailed, 12 30 p in.— Maori, for Wellington Tho ss Pengnln arrived at 11.45 last night. She loft Notion at 11 yesterday morning and culled at Pioton at 6in tho evening. The Peuguiu sails for the Sonth to-night Tbe ss Wakarn left Lyttolton nt G p ra. on tbe 32ud, called at Knikoura, and arrived hero at 9.30 la t night. Sba returns to-diy The sb Waiht left Blenheim nt 6 30 p.m. on Tuesday, crossed the bar at 9. IS p.m., and arrived hore at 3.30 this murninir. She returned to-day The ci Kennedy arrived from West Coast ports ond Nolsou et 6 this morning, having loft tho Utter port at 7 last night She returns this ereniag Thess Koranni left Westport at on Monday, and Nolson (it 9 p m yesterday, arming hero at 8 this morning. She sailed for Oamaru via Lyttelton two hours later The »a Tut loft Fozton at 11 last night, and nr. tired here at 7.45 this morning. She returns to-day The ss Hinemoa arrived from Lyttelton at 9 tbis morning, having left there at 445 p m. yesterday The ketch Oconn Bird, with timber, sailed for Lyttelton yesterday afternoon The altnrtions to the ss Btormblrd being comp'etod, ahe will tail for Wangauui this evening The Wnllabi arrived from Wauganni this afternoon, and returns to-morrow The 83 Wakatipu, which arrived from the South late yesterday afternoon, brought the following passengers:— Cabin— Misses Nicol, Kohn ana Taylor, Mesdunes Buggey, Hansell and family, Little and child, Chief Juatioo Prendergast and ¦ecretary, Dr Campbell, Messrs Davies, Winoott, Bates, MucdonaH. Freedhast, Lynch, Conway, Hayes, Brock. Soott, Rovers. Haseil, Capelle, Kohn, Little, Cooper and Brown ; 4 steorage. She sailed for Sydney in the evening The Tul towod the freezing hulk Jubilee down from Fetone this afternoon nionside the lonic, into which vessel frozen moat is now being transhipped from the hulk
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Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 69, 24 March 1886, Page 2
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403BY TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON, 23rd March Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 69, 24 March 1886, Page 2
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