The Pacific Inlands Trade, [By Telegraph.] [united press association.]
j Auckland, This Day. Tho Janet Niooll Bailed to-day for Tonga, Samoa, Raratonga, and Tahiti. She is a " full ship " both as rogards oargo and pasEongors. Tho latter oompriso tho Boy. W. Shirley, W. Bakor (Premier of Tonga), Mr. Talbot (the new British Consul at Tahiti), and Mr. Dareio, a leading merchant of Tahiti. It is oxpeotod that the principal Raratongan natives will bo passongcrs by the Janet Nicoll from their island home to Tahiti to tako part in a groat f ostival whioh tako placo there next month. In addition to hor oargo of general merchandise, tho Janet Niooll takes down largo consignments of building and other material to tho order of tho Government of Tonga, and a quantity of proserved mullet. The cargo is valuodat£3ooo.
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Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 116, 19 May 1886, Page 2
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136The Pacific Inlands Trade, [By Telegraph.] [united press association.] Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 116, 19 May 1886, Page 2
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