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LYTTELTON. March 13.—The Wnnaka, with the English mail, arrived at one p.m., and sailed for the South. Sailed: Rotomahana, s.s., for the North. PORT OHALMERS. March 13.—Arrived : Ruapehu, fl.s., from Wellington. ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. lONIC. WtXMSOTON, Thursday.—Tho lonic arrived at seven o'clock this morning. She left London on January 24th ; Plymouth, on January 2Sth ; and Santa Cruz. Tenenffe, on February 3rd — making the voyags in 43 days 5 hours, exclusive of stoppage. The longest day's run was 338 miles. Sho has 20 first, 39 second, 74 third oabin, and 238 steerage passengers, besides 2147 tons of cargo. No dnaths took plr.ee on the voyage, but one birth took place. She experienced a fierce gale, with heavy squalls of rain and wind, and a high head aea, in the English Channol. Passed Cape of Good Hopo early on tho morning of 20th February. Experienced moderate weather, with occasional squalls of wind and rain, from the Capo to Wellineton, with fresh breezes and overcast weather.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6965, 14 March 1884, Page 4
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