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Evening Post, Volume XLV, Issue 1, 3 January 1893, Page 2

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Aucklakd. 2nd January Arrived — Tekoa, from Waitara ; Poherua, from FijiSailed, Saturday— Mariposa, for Honolulu hLBNHBm. Ist January Arrired, 5 am — Neptnue, from Wellington 3rd January To sail, i pm — Neptune, for Wellington Lyttblton, Ist Jannary ArnTed— Mamari (10.15 am) Omapere (12.30 pm) from Wellington Sailed, 1 am — Kahu, for Chatham Islands 2nd Januarr Sailed, 1.30 pm— Brunner, for Wellington To sail— Talune (5 pm). Botoroa (6.30 pm), for Wellington Patka, 3rd January Arrired 8.30 am — Woitapu, from Wellington Wanqandi. 2nd January Arrived— Stormbird (9 am), from Wellington Manawatu (10 pm), from Ore/mouth 3rd January To sail, 10 pm — Manawatu, for Greymonth Wjcstpobt. 3rd January Arrived, 8 am — Grafton, from Greymouth Taeanaki. 2nd Jannary Arrived, 3 pm — Moa, from Westport Njxson. 3rd January ArriTed, 7.45 am— Penguin, from Wellington To Bail, 8 pm— Penguin, for Wellington via Picton

The Turikina. made a start for Timarn on Friday last, bat had to anchor in Worser Bay owing to the southerly wind blowing. She leaves the urst favourable opportunity The ss Duke of Devonshire, from London via AucKland, arrired nt 4 yesterday afternoon. She is a sister ship to the Duke of Argyle, and this is her first visit to Wellington. Her officers are us follows:— Captain, E. C. Long; first officer, W. D. Irvine ; second, Mr Jenkins ; third, Mr Leek ; first engineer, Mr Cxqpley ; second, Mr Brunsden ; third, Mr Lambre; fourth, Mr Leach; first ro- ' friiterator. Mr Belgrave; second, Mr Williams; medical officer, Dr Connolly. Her cargo for Wellington consists of 2000 tons. After discharging here she proceeds to the Australian side for meat and general cargo