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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 38, 13 August 1895, Page 2

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DmncDnr. 12th Außutt Sailed— Cortnna, for North. Passengers— Misses Hanson and Meikle, Headlines Barth, Mailer, Basire, Laurie, Messrs Scott, Gaulter, M'Naughton, Cuff, Davis, Barth, Bennert, Boot OUTHUMOI, 12th AuRUSt Sailed— Takannna aud Qairlocb, for New Plymouth. Pasßeneer3— Misses Fabian, Gsarj, Coot, M'Lennan, Bailey, llnaker, Buston, Mesdames Fraser, Miller, Maloolm, Edmiston, Bey M'Kon«le, Mesm Norrie. Qntbrie, Ryan, Perry. Pole, Hooper, Bailey, Hoffott, Wbitehouse, Buss (2), Johnston, Edmiston, Brady, Waugnnui Football team (20) AntirLAitn. 12th August Arrived, 8 pm— Botokino, from Wellincrton BLurr. 13th August Arriived. 7.30 am— Waihora, from Melbourne via Hobart. Passengers— Misßes Prioe, Kniicbt, Bichardson, Mrs Dean aud child, Messrs Parker. Orr, Cbarlton, H'Cracken, Green, Burrows, Kennedy, Allom UahabU, 13th August Arrived, 8 am— Mamari, from Napier Tabaitaki. 13th Aurnst Arrived— Takapuna (2 am), Oairloch * (5.45 am), IromOnehunra; both connected Sailed, 11.45 am— Takapuna, for Wellington -Pictob. 13tb August Arrived, 1 am— Mawhera, from Wellhurton. She sailed at 2.30 am for Nelson w cstfobt. 13th Augnst Sailed, 12.50 am— Orowaiti. for Wellington ijTTTiLToir, 13th Angnst Arrived, 11.15 am— Penguin, from Wellington (missed express) Sailed, 9 am— Locnnagar, for London To sail— Corinna (5 pm), Penguin (10 pm). for Wellington Po«t Craurss. 13th August Arrived, 10 am— Firth of Lorn, from Glasgow aiuo>. 12th August Sailed, 7.30 pm— Wnverley, for Wellington 13th Anruat Arrived— Chan Edward (9.15 am), Wainui (11 am), from Wellington ; Mawhera (U. 35 am), from FICtOQ Sailed, 12.10 pm— Wainui, for Pieton ana Weiliogton Wahgavui. 12th Angust Sailed, midnishtr-Oreti, for Orey ITJXxi. 13th Angust Arrived, 1.30 pm— Aorere and Waitacu. from Wellington The Omtpere and Herald from South arrived at 5.55 this morning, and tbe Neptune fromßlenbeim at 6.25 am Tbe Hoia arrived from Wsnganui about 2 thin afternoon. She anchored in Obau Bay for five hours owing to the southerly gale RUAHJNE, FROM LONDON. The N.Z.S. Co.'s as Bnahine, from Loodon via Plymouth, Teneriffe, Capetown, and Hobart, arrived here at 4.50 pm yesterday. She left Plymonth at 6.30 pm on 29th June, and arrived at Teneriffe at 11 Jo am on 4th July. After coaling left for Capetown, arriving in Table Bay at 6.20 pm on 19th July, and after taking in provisions, Ac., sailed for Hobart at 4 next morning, arrivingtbere at 2.30 am on 7th instant. From the Cnpe to Hobart moderate fine weather was experienced. Left again at 2.30 m same day, and experienced fine weather to Wellington, arriving as above. Two deaths occurred during the voyage from advanced consumption, otherwise the voyage w»s uneventful, and the weather generally fine. Ihe personnel of the officers* staff is almost the same ■s when the steamer was here last. She was berthed at the Qneen's Wharf shortly after arrival, and commenced discharging this morning Following is her passenger-list :— Saloon for Weilington— Miss Bailey, Mesdames Carey and Ponsonby, Captain Ponsonby, Messrs Bennett and Fox; second saloon— Miss NJcoll, Mrs Eilers. Messrs Davis, Nicoll, Park; ateeaage— Misses Pettitt. Skinner, Wills, Mesdames Orinstein and S ghildren, Pettitt, Petherick, Wills and boy, Messrs Billsom, Norman (2), Orimrein, Pettitt. Saloon for other ports— Misses Hall and O'Brien Mrs Ballance, Messrs Hall, Yorke, Tangye, Garston ; second saloon— Misses Bagg, Feaver (2), and 4, children, Preston, Mesdames Salter and boy. Boss, Taylor and 4 ohlldren, Andross and boy Beaver, Bey Taylor, Messrs Field, Tule, Brown, uoodfellow, Henderson, Andross, Feaver (2) Harris, Bider, M'Goire, Hart; 40 steerage. The Baahiae remains here nntil Friday or Saturday when she proceeds to Lyttelton and Port Chalmers, making the former her final port of departure for Home. Some 8000 carcases of meat and a quantity of wool, tallow, Ac, will be taken in bora I