PORT WAIKATO
July 30—Weather gloomy ; Wind, N.E., 11/jht. VESSELS IN HARBOUR, Eangiriri, colonial steamer, repairing. W hito Slave, colonial steamer, laid up. OJymnotus. steamer, repairing. ENTERED INWARDS. JULT 27 Bluenose, steamer, Ivoes, from Upper Waikato. 2 —Maori Chief, steamer, Attrill, from Upper aikato. CLEARED OUTWARDS. JULY 20— Waipa, steamer, Cook, for Ngaruawahia, with a laden barge (Commissariat supplies) in tow. 27— Piince Alfred, steamer, Farqtihar, for Onchunga, j —Mr.' Williams, passenger. 27—Plumose, st-amer, Kos*, for Upper Waikato, with two laden bargee in tow. 28 —Maori Chief, steamer, Attrill, fcr Upper Wai kato,with one laden barge in tow.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 847, 1 August 1866, Page 4
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