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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 53, 30 August 1895, Page 2

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Gisbobbi, 29th August Sailed, 6 pm— Anglian for South - adokubii. 29th August Sailed— Biohmond (5 pro), for B&ratonga; Oralau (7.15 pm), tor Tonga via Bussell 30th August Arrived. 6.10 am— Mount Sirion, from Calcutta, TiaSmnpore. Passengers— UraPerria and child. Captain Thomson, Mr Kenny. She sails at 5 pm for Wellington Tißimii. 30th August Arnvea, 6.20 am — Gairloch, from Ouohunga (connected with express) Mahinapno. from Onehunm, passed on to Wellington, having been unable to communicate owing to bad weather. She, however, returned to port at B^o am Sailed, 1 pm— Mahinapna, for Wellington > M.OTD*n, 30th August Sailed, 3 am— Uanaia, for Wellington wmirorr. SOth August Arrived, 7 am— Omapere, from Taranaki Movements of vessels still uncertain. Omapere expected to sail for Wellington to-morrow morning Rifixc. 29th August Arrived, 8.15 pm— Queen of the South, from. Wellington 30thAuirust To sail— Anglian (12.30 pm), Flora (Monday), for Wellington — . liTTTILTOH, 30th AugUßt To soil, 6.30 pm— Tarawera. for Wellington The Stormbrrd from Wanganui, aud Penguin from Nelson and Pictoo, arrived at 4.30 and 6.30 this morning Tbe Bptokino from Sydney and Newcastle, aud Takapuna from liyttelton, arrived about noon to day. The Botokino's cargo consisted of 2200 tons coal and 193 tons general cargo The steamers Manawato, Huia, Aorere, Neptnno, Waitapu, and Waverley were unable to leave last nightowing to the northerly gale. They soiled for their respective destinations this morning The Tarawera is due from Southern ports about 9 o'clook to-morrow morning, and sous at 4 pm for Sydney, via East Coast ports and Auckland Tbe HuJdart-Parker liner Anglian is expected to arrive about 0 o'clock to-morrow morning from North. She soils for Southern ports at Spm The weather has been exceptionally bad on the West Coast of tbe South Island, consequently the movements fof vessels are uncertain. The Oreti and Mawhera are still detained in Westpoxt, and itis probable the Ma'.hera will come on direct to Wellington. The Omapere's departure from h era for South has been postponed until Monday- Tl> a Wainni was detained at Nelson yesterday by bad weather, and her further movements are doubtful The Waihon leaves Sydney to-day for Wellington. Her departure for Melbourne via South and Hobart has been postponed until Wednesday The Flora's departure for Sonth from Wellington has been put off until Tuesday The Mormion, wliich left Ponto yesterday for Wellington, brings about 75,000 ft of kauri timber for Stewart & Co