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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5496, 28 June 1879, Page 4

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RUSSELL. June 27.—Arrived, 9 p.m. yeeterday: lona, from the North. She sailed at 12 noon to-day, for tho North. Passengers from North : Messre. Ruce Peace (two), Chatfield, and Brett. From Russell: Misses Prior, Seville, Captain PhiUips, and Scott. WJSLLINGTON> June 27.-Arrived: Tho Hinemoa, from Tauranga and Auckland; tho Hawea, s.s., from Auckland, via the East Coast; tho Jane Dou"las, from Knikoura and Lyttelton; the ICiw?, from Napier and Castlo Point; the Western Bello, barque, from London, after an uneventful passage of 127 days. She has no piiasongors, but 2200 tons of cargo. Sailed : Tho s.s, Hawea, for the South; the s.s. Araivata, for Nelson. OREYMOUTH. June 27.—Arrived: The Graf ton, s.s., from Wellington; St. Kilda, s.s., from AVanganui; Wansanui, s.e., from Dunedin. Sailed: The St. Kilda, three-masted schooner, for Melbourne. LYTTELTON. June 27.—The ketch Depha put in here for repairs ; having lost the foretopraast, jibboom, and bulwarks, during the late gale. She ran up here for shelter, and anchored off tho Heads. The Chili, barque, arrived from Timaru. Both her cables parted on Saturday morning last, while lying at anchor at Timaru. Tho greater part of her bulwarks was carried away ou the port eido. Tho side of the house on deck was smashed. Tho engine was damaged, and other damage was done. Tho Australian Sovereign, and Woodville, arrived from Newcastle ; Maggie Patterson, from Wcstport. Sailed : Tho Renfrewshire, for Timaru. DUNEDIN. June 27.—Arrived : The City of Cashmere, 9SO tons, Greive, from Londou. Sailed : The Zephyr, brigantine, for Melbourne; Star of the South, for the Bluff; Signal, barque, for Newcastle. POKT CHALMERS. June 27.—Arrived : The City of Cashmere, 87 days from Gravesend. She brings 1500 tons of cargo, and 33 passengers, all well.