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Hastings Standard, Issue 92, 12 August 1896, Page 2

SHIPPING 1S TELLIGE XCE. * PORT OF NAPIER. HIGH WATER SLACK —THIS DAY Outer Harbour ... ... p.m. 8.42 Inner Harbour ... ... p.m. 10.12 Arrivals. August 10—Te Kapu. s.s., from V&iroa. Smith and Co., agents. Diparti:rf,s. August 11 Bella, s.s., for Moliaka. Master, agent. August 11—Taupo. s.s., for Wellington and Greymouth. K. Putfett. agent. Passengers—Messrs Ritl-leil and Bnlharry. August 11—Te Anau, s.s!, for Gisborne and Auckland. R. i'ufk-tt. agent. Passengers— Mesdames Richardson. Andrejack, and Puckey ; blisses Perchas, Sheppard. Hutton, and Puckey ; Messrs Rich. Andrejack, Cook, Longdell, and Will cocks; 7 steerage. Expected As:rivals. Southern Cross, s.s., from Northern ports, to-day. Tasmania, s.s.. from Northern ports and Sydney, August 18. Tarawera, s.s., from Southern ports. August 1">. Proif. cte n Pep artt"r ks . Southern Cross, s.s., for Wellington, to-day. Tasmania, s.s., for Southern ports, August 13. Tarawera, s.s.. for Northern ports and Sydney, August 15. The s.s. Te Anau left for Northern ports last evening. The s.s. Taupo finished discharging her cargo yesterday, and left for Wellington and-Greymouth at 4 p.m. The s.s. Te Kapu arrived from AVairoa early yesterday morning, and was to leave again for there this morning. The s.s. Bella left for Mohaka Yesterday morning. The s.s. Tfknpo arrived at Auckland from Newcastle yesterday. The Union Campany's new steamer Bakanoa arrived at Hobart yesterday. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Atcklasp. August 11. The Anglian left to-day for Sydney. The damage done to the Rangatira through the collision yesterday is said to be much more serious than was at first estimated. The vessel was floated into the Calliope Dock this morning for examination. It appears that the Rangatira's steering gear was smashed and her propeller twisted. An inquiry was commenced this morning before Mr Rose, Collector of Customs, and will be concluded to-morrow. Wellington - , August 11. The lighthouse-keeper at Farewell Spit reports that the Mawhera signalled when passing to-day that at 1 p.m. she had sighted the schooner Morning Light, bound from Bulli to Lyttelton, near Farewell Spit and under jury rig. This is the vessel spoken by the Mararoa some days ago, and which declined assistance.

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