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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5492, 24 June 1879, Page 4

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GISBORNE. June 23. —Sailed, 7 a.m. yesterday : S.s. Pretty Jane, for Auckland. NEW PLYMOUTH. June 23.—The Wanaka arrived here at 9 o'clock, and left again for Manukau at 4 p.m., taking the following passengers Jlesilames Peod, F. Berker, Messrs. Mollan, Monk, Matthews, and Pole. WANGANUI. June 23.—The steamer Patea got off the spit on Sunday uight, and came up to the wharf this morning, all safe. She is nothing damaged.— Albert Barnes sold by auction tho huU_of the cutter Annie lying at tho Heads for £170 to W, J. Bassett; the cargo of drain pipes for £110 to Mr. Dent. NELSON. Jane 23. — Arrived, yesterday : Barque Chandos, 125 days from London. WELLINGTON. June 22.—Arrived : Australia and Edwin Bassett, barqueß, from Newcastle. June 23.—Arrived: Neptune, brig, from Newcastle, after a quick passage of nine and a-half days. Sailed : Ladybird, s.s., for Auckland, via* the East Coast; Taiaroa, s.s., for Picton and Nelson ; Jane Douglas, for ICaikoura and Lyttelton. The New Zealand Shipping Company have received cable advice of the arrival in London of the barque Fernglen, from this port, after a passage of 92 days. LYTTELTON. June 23.--Arrived : Renfrewshire, barque, from Glasgow, bound for Timaru. Sho left Glasgow on the 12th March, and had to conio past Timaru owing to the heavy sea running there. James A. Stewart, Anuio Bow, and Ethel, from Timaru, ran for shelter. BLUFF. June 23.—The Union Co.'s s.s. Arawata left Melbour*) at 3 p.m. on the Bth. She experienced light S. winds till the 21st; then very hsavy S.W. gales, with heavy seas to arrival. She brings 35 saloon passengers and 32 steerage, with 3GO tons of cargo, to all ports, and the Suez mail. She sailed at 3 p.m. for Dunedin. Passengers: —Saloon : Mr. and Mis. Bradloigh and child, Mrs. Crosskey and child, Mrs. Morton and family, Mrs. Danks, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Wrighton, Miss Neady, Mrs. F. Sleen, Miss Mitchell, and 10 iu the steerage ; and 130 tons cargo. For Auckland (saloon): Mr. Leary and Sir. and Miss Dales.