BY TELEGRAPH.
WELLINGTON. November 7.—The Maud Graham, and the barque Mercia, from London, arrived in the harbour at noon to-day. November 22.—Arrived : "Wanaka, s.s., from Nelson and Pictoa; Hawea, s.s., from the South ; Wallace, from Nelson ; Go-Ahead, s.s., from the E*st Coast. Sailed : Wanaka, s.s., for the South ; Colleen, barqv*e, for London, with oargo valued at £42,295; Wakatu, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton; Wallace, for the West Coa3t. LYTTELTON. Novombar 6.—Arrived : Waimate, ship, Captain Mosey, from London, 99 days out. November 27.—Arrived: Lurline, barque, Captain Ad;»ir, from London, 100 days out with 23 nil well ; E'izi Firth, from Blnff. November 23. — Arrived: from Beaton (July X 1); Annie, from Duaedin. Soiled : S.o. Kotorua, for part Chalmers; s.s. "WakMu, for K.\ii:oura; s.s. Wanaka. for "WollißgtJii, uc nine p.m. PORT CHALMERS. November 11. — Arrived : Daneriin, ship, Captain Whitson, from Gljsl'ow (August 22), with o3 ail well ; Pinko, ship, from London (August 18). with o4 passenger.*, all well; Annin 'ViUon, from ICnjMr.>. The Piako bad 72 ferrets on board, but all died off with distemper. November 14.—Arrived : Taronaki, ship, Captain Hirdle, from London (August 26) with 41 passengers, all well; Odeu, brigantine, from Mauritius; Maliinapu*, from Greymouth. November 23.—Arrived: WuDganui, from Greymouth. Sailed : Jessie Headman, ship, for the Bluff; Lyttelton, ship, for London ; s.s. Kotomahaiirt, for Melbourne, via the Blutf i.nu Qobart. November 26.—Arrived : Dio Fili, barque, from Boston (July 12); Mahinapuu, s.s., mW. Zior. from Greymouth. Sailed: Wandering Chief, for Newcastle ; Aden, for Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6567, 4 December 1882, Page 4 (Supplement)
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