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Evening Post, Volume XLIII, Issue 134, 8 June 1892, Page 2

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Oamaru, 7th Juuo Suiled, 3.40 pm— Tniori, for Fremantlo Westfort, 7th Juue Sailed, 0.45 pm— Omapcrc, for Wellington auoii.and. 7th Juno Sailo'l, 4.30 pra-Oraltui, for Wellington Napikb, 7th June Sailed, 8 pm— Southern Cioss, for Wellington Ureymodth, 7th June Arrived, 5.30 pm— Janet Nicoll.from Wolhugtou Sailed— Wareatea, for O.unnru Bth June To sail, to-uight— Janet Nicoll, for Lyttelton Blenheim. 7th Juno Arrived, 6 pm— Neptune, from Wellington Sth Juuo Arrived, 8 am— Waihi, from Wellington Sailed, 2 pm— Ncptuuo and Waihi, for Wellington Wanoanui, Bth June Arrived, 8 am— Stormbird, from Wellington Sailed, lust night— Woa, for Greymouth lo sail, 8 pm— Stormbird, for Wellington. Ltttklton, 7th Juuo Sailed— Wninui, for Timaru Bth Juno Arrived— Wßirarapa (9.5 am), Pulcali (9.10 am), from Wellington (caught express) Path, 7th June Arrived, 7 pm— Aorere, from Wellington Waitara, 7th June Sailed, 7 pm— Gairloch, for Onehuuga, with overland mail The si Kiwi arrived here at 9.20 last night from Napior via Castlepoint. aud the Takapuuti, from Onehunga via Tarnnaki, came in nt 11.45 The bs Penguin arrived this morning from NelBon and Picton nt 7.45, Mawhera from West Coast jia Nelson at 8 o'clock, and the Murray from wnnganui at 8.45 am The ss Brunnor, which arrived from the South yostorday afternoon, brought tho following passJ n Kers:— Her Joneß, Messrs Stone, Davis, MarB hall, Williamson, Forsyth, Atkiusoo, and 10 teerage The as Queen of tho South arrived from OpnuaVo via Foxton at 11.45 this morning The si Botorua, from tho South, arrived here at 10.45 am to-day Tho brimiutine Stanley, which left Wollongong on Zfith May with a cargo of coal, arrived in harlioor last evening , The Hauroto beiug oue day laic, will not leave here for Sydney till Saturday The Wnirarmpa'g departure from Dnncdin for Helbonrw via Hobort has been postponed till Friday The ss Penguin, which loaves for the Sonth this afternoon, goes into dock at Port Chalmers for an overhaul The us Sontborn Cross, now on her way from Napier to this port, is to be laid up here for a fortuighf, her rnuniug being takeu up by the bs Oreti, which will leave to-morrow for Aucklaud via. Napier nnd Gisborue. The officers and crew of the Southern Cro3S will be transfeired to the Oreti