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RUSSELL. December s.—The s.s. Southern Cross arrived at 4.30, the s.s. Omapere and s.s. Glenelg at a.m. Tho Southern Cross sail to-mor-row afternoon, taking 220 tons of coal. The Omapero sailed at two p.m. WELLINGTON. December 5. —Anived : S.s. Wakatipu, from the South; s.s. Rotorua, from the South ; Lyttelton, from Kaikoura; Orari, ship, Worster, 100 days from London. Sailed : S.s. Botorua, for Auckland via the East Coast ; s.s. Wikatipu, for Sydney ; Wallace, for Nelson ; Kiwi, for Whangaeha ; Murray, for Nelson and West Coast. LYTTELTON. December s.—Sailed: Wairarapa, s.s., for Port Chalmers, at nve p.m.; Taiaroa, s.s., for Wellington, at nine p.m. Arrived : Wave of Life, from Hokianga. TI.MARU. December s.—Arrived : Jane Anderson, from ICiipara. Sailed : Augustus, for D'Krville Island; Prince Rupert, for Catliu's River.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6569, 6 December 1882, Page 4
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