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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6816, 21 September 1883, Page 4

B T TJLbIBQRA PH. NEW PLYMOUTH. September 20.—The steamer Kangaroo arrived yesterday afternoon, went alongside tlio breakwater, and landed her cargo. She remained all night, and flailed for Westport at nine o'clock this morning. WELLINGTON. September 20.—Arrived : S.b. Grafton, from Westport; Aurora, schooner, from Kaipara ; Mary Ellen, Bchoonor, from Lyttelton; s.s. Hauraki, from Onehunga via. Opuuak" ; Thames, ketch, from Haveloak. Sailed : S.b. Rotorua, for the North; b.b. Kiwi, for the East Coast ; Arcnco, barque, for Timaru ; Croyden Lass, schooner, for Waitapu. LYTTELTON. September 20—Sailed : Hawea, b.b., forDunedin and Akaioa ; Wakatipu, b.b., for Kaikora; Qrawaiti, for Oamaru. TIMAItU. September 20.—Sailed: Island Lily, for Auckland ; s.s. Omapere, for Napier and Auckland ; Huon Belle, for the Coast. Exports per Island Lily : IG7O sackß oats, 00 sacks wheat. Per Omapore : 1000 sacks wheat, 20 Backs flour, 20 cases preserved meat. PORT CHALMERS. September 20—bailed: Waihora, b.b., for Auckland via intermediate porta. Passengers —For Lyttelton : Sirs. Gardner. For Wellington : Master Garnby, Messrs. W. N. Blair and Lankin. For Nelson : Mrs. Williams. For Napier: Mr. Steers. For Auckland: Miss Murdoch. For Sydney : Mr. Henderson. ARRIVAL OF THE FENSTANTON. I Poet Chalsmbs, September 20.—The New Zealand Shipping Company's chartered steamer Fonstanton, drawing 15 foet forward and 20 feet 0 inches aft, crossed the bar at five o'clock this morning. Since ierlast visit hers ahe has changed her commander, Captain Williams replacing Captain Hogg. Captain Williams is not a stranger to Port Chalmers,