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Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 117, 15 November 1893, Page 2

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Ancxuvn, 14th November Sailed, 6pm — Austr»li», for South Port Craijuks, Uth November Sailed— Flori, for the North ; Fukaki, for the Bluff. Passengers per Flora— Misses Hughea and 2 children, Moore, Mrs Tountj, Messrs Oalcden, George, Leeds, Toung ; 8 steerage Juupaba, 14th November 4rrived — Enterprise, schooner, from Wostport j Belle, barque, from Lyttelton, to load timber for Australia Ltttsltow, 14th November Sailed— Botomahana, for southern ports 15th November To sail, 5 pm— Flora, for Wellington Wkbttobt, Uth November Arrived, 2.30 pm— Dingndee, from Napier Sailed, 11 pm— Dragadee, for Napier 15th November Arrived, 3 am — Mawhera, from Nelson Sailed, i am— Mawhori, for Greymonth Takahak, 14th November Sailed— Mabinapua and Gairlooh, for Onehunga (connected express) 15th November Arrived— Manawatu. from Greymouth To sail, 4 pm— Manawatu, for Wftnganui Uastlefoikt. 15th November Arrived, 7.15 am— Kim, from Wellington Natixr, 15th November Arrived, 5.30 am— Marsroa. from Wellington Sailed, 2 pm— Star or England, tor Wellington UrnnAKE, 15th November Soiled, noon— Aorere, for Wellington WiiroAnni. 15th November Arrived, 12.30 pm— Oreti, from Wellington Fatxa, 15th November Arrived, 1 pm— Waverley, from Wellington Nii.soh. 15th November Arrived, 7.30 am — Chaa Edwarf, from Wellington Sailed, 11 am— Grafton, for Wellington The ss Torawen arrived at 1.40 thia morning from Sydney, hnving left there at 6 pm on the 10th, and paaaed Stephen's Island at 7.45 last nitrht Tuo steamers Botornn, from Lyttelton, and Hanroto, from tbe South, arrived this morning, nt 10.40 and 11.15 respectively The ss Takapana arrived from Onehunsra via Timinald at 2 this mornlnir, Waibi from Blenheim nt 5, and Penguin from Nelson via Picton at 6.35 am The Waitapu arrived from Patea at 2.50 this afternoon Tbe ketch Behance, from Eaipora, with timbor, ai i ivcd oS the Bends thia morniDfr. She anchored under tho lighthouse, owing to the northerly wmd AEEIVAL OF THE NORA "WIGGINS. The birqnentine Nora Wiggins, 170 tons, Capt M'Kennon, from New York, arrived this moraing af'er a passage of 120 days, but. owing to the he-ivy northerly wind, was unablo to make the harbour. Sho brings 840 tons of miscellaneous ' ciriro for this port, Messrs Levin 4: Co. are the loeil ngonts