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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7160, 28 October 1884, Page 4

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KAIFARA. Depaetuef.s.—October 2(5: Vieioii, brig, for Sydney, with 9G,G00 feet dressed and 41,000 feet sawn timber; Look-out brigantine, for Sydney, with 49,000 feet dressed and 45,000 feet rough timber; Celcstia, barque, for Hobart, with 131,000 feet rough timber; Darcy Pratt, schooner, for Melbourne, with 103,000 feet baulk timber; Sarah Pile, schooner, for Wellington; Seagull, brigantine, for Timaru. HEED'S. POINT. October 27. —Arrived : The Queen, schooner, from Auckland. Sailed : Tho S?abird, brie;antine, for Rcckhampton; Fawn, bug, for Biisbane" PORT CHALMERS. October 27.—Arrived : Koranui, from WestBort; Ada Milmore, barque, Captain _ Carey, from London on July 10 ; Louis Eugene, barque, from Mauritius. Sailed : Cape Clear, barque, for Sydney • Rotorua, s.d„ for tho North, with the following passengsrH : — For .Lyttelton ; Mr*. Johnston and Mrs. Evans. For .Wellington: Miss Pipe, tle.s.fV McCormick, Yon Mayern, and Jonea. Eor Auckland: Mrs. Smith

WELLINGTON*. " , October 27. —Arrived: Star of the South, from Port Chalmers. Sailed : S.s. Wairarapa, for Melbourne and the South; s.s. Wauaka, for Nelson and Picton ; Mawhere, for Nelson and West Coast; Awaioa, schooner, for Lyttelton.

LYTTELTON. . ■ c fiOctober 27.—Arrived: The s.s. Doric, from Port Chalmers. Sailed : The s.s. Oimpere, for Port Chalmers. ' BLUFF. October 27-—The c.f. Tnrawera arrived at 11 a.m. She left Melbourne on the 21st, at 0.10 p.m. and arrived at Hobart on the 28rd, at S'SO ■p.m. Sailed at midnight. Had variable winds throughout. She sails at 5 p.m. for DuDedin. Saloon passengers : -For Bluff: Rev. S. Williams, Mie. Hitchcock, Messrs. Symour, Burford, Coates, McCaitcheon, Ay."on. Melbourne to Port Chalmers: Mr. and Mrs. Kothschild, Mr. and Mrs. Clauham, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Londergan, Mr. and Mrs. Jameß and child, Mrs. Mofcatt, Abie, and child, Miss Falconer, Kev. Haivey, Messrs. Burden, Caldwell, Edwards, McLeod, Keyea, M. Kerkham, Shoitbouse, Hobart. For Port Chalmers: Messrs. Cooke, Taburt, Jones, and Gibson, A STEAMER DISABLED. Wellington, Monday.—The steamer Star of the South, bound from Port Chalmers to Greymouth, put in here on account of her high pressure cylinder having burst when between Jackson's Head and Stephen Island, at three p.m. yesteidsy afternoon. The mate of the steamer bad a nariow escape. Ho was looking through the skylight at the engine, and had ivist withdrawn his head when the top of the cylinder, blew off and then fell into the stokehold, the fireman narrowly escaping being struck by it.