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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1894, Page 2

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Kaipaba, 25th January Sailed—Bio, barquo, for Sydney Adciciund, 25th January Sailed—Australia, for South. Passengers—Mrs Pirani, Messrs Carr, Matthews; ■( steerage 26th January Sailed. Manapouri, for South. Passengers — Misses Maher (2), Bare, Boyle, Allen, Campbell, Williams (2), M'Clary, Matthews, CqtheriU, Kingwood, Fhenny, Lawson, DerbyßDire, Lindsay, Cavanagb, Wright (2), Behersing, Alien, Mesdames Greenwood, Williams, Frtiser, Flaville, Acton, Bennor, Proris, Buchanan, Bayley, Dodds, NflTjcarroiv, Barrett, Stereos ami 2 children, Brown, Filstead, Buett, Messrs Tyric, Broclcett, Leon, Barrett, Bayley, Brown, Aston, Bonnie, Houston, Filstead, Flavell, Kempthorno, Wright, Stereos, Tosko, M'Whannell, Williams (2), Felim, Arch, Forsyth, Stanhope. Provis, Lowin, Marks, Cattii, Fraser, Shirley, Wells, Moinguy, Slicevo, M'Clnre, Wilson (2), Burns, Erskiue, Smeller, Johnson Timarc, 26th January Arrived, 11.30 am—Nairnshire, from Oamaru Napier, 25th January Arrived —Examiner, from Newcastle Westi-out, 25th January Sailed, midnight —Taviuni, for Auckland 26th January Sailed, 12.5 am—Omapere, for Wellington Pout Cbalhzrs, 25th January Sailed—Talniie, for Bluff; Peri, for Napier; Curnsoa, for Auckland Onxhunoa, 25th January Sailed—Mahinapua and Guirlooh, for New Plymouth. Passengers—Mißses Jacobqon, Aro, Salmon, Baker, Salisbury, Edgecnmbe, Wood, Mackay, Mesdames Cohen, Pyne, Hughes, Hoffman and 2 children. Rebel, Milton, Watchorn, Tibbitt, Archdeacon Clark, Messrs Cohen, Pyne, Marshall, Heather, Watts, Gorman, Haseldine, Hughes, Smart, Laing, Lattey, Milton, Seymour, Fee, Marshall, Cole, Clarke, Beid, Burley, Payue aud family (7); 17 oteerago BLtrrr, 26th January Arrived, 5.30 nm—Waihora, with an English mail, from Melbourne^ (5 pm 20th), aud Hobart (i.20 pm 22nd). Passengers—Misses M'Cauloy, M°Kg. Glen, Ingram, Cane, Mesdames Mogg, Anderson, Glenn, Stone, Daris, Greig and infant, Bobinion, Brown, Kennedy, Smith, Faul, Fulton, Baliille, Dr Buller, Prof Irving, Col Boyle, Bey Hare, Means Dunlop (2), Jollr, Hush, Robinson, Tobin, Wild, Flynn, Smith, M'Kay, Allan. Dick, Ronnie, Sheriff, ETane, Faul, Mallinson, Wilson, Trcstrll, Stephen, Blackwell, Brown, Miteheper, Kennedy, Steven, Belcher, Ashford, Heath, Bain, KinKle. Slander, Fail (2), Poison. Barrett, Smith, Small, Form, Battley, Marks, Algen, Manlle, Andrews, Sanders, Tibbs, Master Thomas; ti steerage Ghetmoutu, 26th January Arrived, midnight —Wainui, from Wcstport; .Manawatu, from Wanganui To sail —Manawatu (to-night), Jor Wanganui; Wainui (noon to-morrow), for Westport FOXTOJJ. 26th January Arrived, 10.30 am Neptune, from Wellington Ltttilton, 26th January Arrived—Wakatipu (7.45 am), Flora (9.30 am), fronvWelliogtos; caught express Sailed, 7.15 am—Tainui, for Napier Waitaiu, 25th January Arrived, U. 30 pm—Kaniori and Waverley, from Opunake Tajunaju, 26th January Arrived —Mahinapna (3 am), Gairloch (4 am, connected express; Takapuna (10.15 am), from Wellington Sailed—Mahinapua (10.30 am), for Wellington , Takapuna (12.30 pm), for Onobunga Wahoakui, 26th January Sailed, U am— Oreti, for Groymouth ,Nelson, 26th Juuuury Sailed, 11.15 am —Mawhera, for Wellington ±*ATE\, 26th January Arrived, 11 am—Manaia, from Wellington Blesheim, 26th January Arrived, 10.30 am—Waini, from Wellington The steamers Aorcre from Pa tea, and the Penguin from Lyttelton, arrived at 2.45 and 3.10 this afternoon The Chns Edward arrived from Nelson via Foxton at 7 last night, Bowona from Lyttelton, Choviot and Kaikoura thortly before midnight, Rotonia from Nelson via Picton at 12.35 this morning, Kiwi from Chatham Islands at 10 am, and the Hnia from Wanganui at 12.30 this afternoon The Janet Nicoll, from Wertport, and Waitapn, from Paten, arrived about 2 this afternoon The ss Maori sails for London this afternoon, with a largo cargo of wool and the following passengers :—Miss Cargill, Mesdames Tonkin "and 2 children, Richardson and child, Dr Toukin, Mr Tonkin The N.Z.3. Co.'b chartered tttearuer Edendole left for London this afternoon. Her cargo from the colony consisrs of 0500 bales of wool and a quantity of coses of meat. Tho Wellington portion comprised G675 bales of wool and 1000 cases of meat