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Evening Post, Volume LII, Issue 163, 1 December 1896, Page 4

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. . , m , Mblboubsx. lstDecunbu Armed— Wsi»tipu, from the Bluff nn , lm , awcxlakd. 30th Noremfcer S»Ued, 4.30 pm— Anglian, for Sydney Ist December Armed. 5.50 am— Star of New Zealand, from London via Aaitmli* ... * »** Arrived, 6.46 pm— Omapere, from "WelHiKten , Bluff, 30th Noremher Amred, 5.15 pm— lfanapouri, from Melbourne via Hobart (Enffhsh Mail). Passengers for WeiUnirton— Hum Hurrey, Harrw, Purdie, Edwardi, Meidame* Kemp and 2 children, Collier, Excelle, Purdie, Dyer, LJngard. CrosMe, Ward, Xessn Hiepman. WeUig, K»nst6n, Kemp, Ward. Groshis, Watts, LogeMe <'j), Simpson OiKiHUHOi, 30th November Sailed— Oftirloch. for New Pljmonth. PassenSirs— MUse» Kneebone, Thomas, Mrs Atkinson, easts Marshall, O'Connell, Murray, Tonfield, Goodman. Takapona, for New PJymonth and Wellington, Pa*#en?ew— Misses Hendmnllen, Pry (2), Beynolds. Tidmarsh. Patterson, Martin (2), Daviei. Blnndell. Mesdames Inglis, Brittey, Ellis, M'Williaas, Peace. Eggers and infant, Wright and child, Measrs Hall, Macintyre, Neill, Stevenson, Newhold. Cranston, Wrirrht, Murray, Ineli«, Smith, Bltlea, Frierson, Bilby, Wilkinson, Martin, Hawkins, Mills, Lenny, Delauferar, Grey, Boultton. Condoll, Wright, Pratt, Smith, Milnea, Harding, Hildreth .. , , , Ltttsltos. Ist December Armed, 7.45 am— Penguin, from WeUinjrton (connected) To sail, 10.15 pm— Proiruin, for Wellington New Plymocth, Ist December Armed— Taksirana (4.50 am), CUirloch (4.85 •m), from Onebunga ; connected Bailed, 6.10 am— Tsiamuja, for Wellington « „ i..,™ „ Mam«». 30th November Sailed; 7.80 pm— Eangatira. for Wellington Kaiiottejl. Ist December Armed, 9 am— Wakatu, from Wellington VtAXQAxvi, lstyDecember Armed, 5 am— Htui, from Wellington Nelson, Ist December (Arrived, 7.30 »m- Waterier, from Wellington To sail, 2 pm— Wainni, for Wellington -ria Picton Blxithzim, Ist December Armed, C »m— Waihi, from Wellington. UariHotiTH. Ist December Sailed, 6 am— Moa, for Westport Napier, lit D«cember Tp sail, 2 pm— Dingadee, for Wellinf ,'ton The Flora from South, Queen of tbe South from Poxton, and Stormbird from WaiigMrai. armed this morning An accident to the Aorere's boiler compelled hfr to return to port five hours aft/jr sailiDg yelterday afternoon. The steamer resumed her forage this morning The«ftOpkKslJutt«r which came down by the Mahinapua from Taramki ou Saturday for transhipment to (he Mataura were refused shiDmont on tne big steamer, as the chief engineer considered that mostly nil tbe butter was of a hleher temporaturo tbnu it ■bould ham been. The produce was lan 'cd at U»e Bail way Wharf and Uken to the Wellington Meat Export Co's works, Watarloo-quay, from where it will he shipped to the Bangatira. when she revisits this pore to-day. The Baugntira will be a full ship Before she leares here on the 10th for London. Iti addition to a quantity of dairy produce she will take orer s<oohaiea wool and a quantity of most from Wellington About 400 tons of London cargo of the Star of New Zealand. w»ich arriyed at Auckland this morning, are for Wellington The total amount of a very large general cargo shipped in the colony br tbe Mataurn wae as follows:— 31, «28 crowes mutton, 13,589 bales wool and skins. 1276 cases meat, 1197 casks tallow »nd pelts, 5 bale* bair, 852 crates rabbits. WO sacks i eat. 137 bales basils, 18 do crop. 592 onsen gum, SBB do kidners, 391 sacks oats, 671 bales hemp, 658 boxes butter On the 23r<t instant the Eakaia is dne at Wan ganui, where some .i(00 tyleswool will be shipped. She then comes on to Wellington to complete her loading for Londou, and will take in here all 10,000 bales wool