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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8824, 12 March 1892, Page 4

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NEW PLYMOUTH. March 11.—Arrived ! Mahinapua and Gairloch from the Manukau. Both connected with the express. BORNE. March 11.—Arrived: Southern Cross, s.s., from Auckland. WEST PORT. March 11. —Arrived : Wainui, 8.5., from Auckland. WELLINGTON. March 11.—Sailed : Takapuna, s.s., for the Manakau, via Taranaki. Passengers: Misses Phillips, Arinitage, Rev. Mr. Dewsbury, Hon. J. Martin, Messrs. Brown, Hohbs, Healea, Lloyd, liuttley, Tringham, Leddinf*ham, Batger, Ferguson, Hemptou. Penguin, s.s., for Lyttelton ; Grafton, s.s., for West Coast ports ; Freetrader, barque, for Greymouth. The a.s. To Anau does not leave for the North until 2p.m. to-morrow. Sailed: Lizzie Curry, barque, for New York. The Government steamer Hincmoa left this afternoon on a visit to the Northern lighthouses. LYTTELTON. March 11.—Sailed : Wakatu, s.s., for Wellington ; Ohait, s.s., for Port Chalmers ; Rotorua, 8.5., for Dunedin. BLUFF March 11.—Arrived : Mararoa, s.s., from Port Chalmers. Sailed: Mararoa. s.s., for Hobart. ~ , „ NEWCASTLE. March 11.—Sailed : Taiori, for Wellington. THE REPAIRS TO THE DOONE. WelXilnoton, March 11.—The local agents of the barque i)oone (bound from Liverpool to this port), which put in at Hobart last month with her mainmast cut away, have received advice that the repair to the vessel, which will cost mo than £20! JO, have been commenced, but will probably not be finished till the end of next month. On moving soma of the cargo stored round the mizzenmast some damage'was perceptible, but nothing serious. THE SUEZ MAIL* Albany, March 11. —Arrived: R.M. s. Arcadia. Passengers for New Zealand : Messrs. Boston and daughter, Clark, Greenfield, Stott, Nicholls, GritHn, Graham and j wife, Forbes and wife, Mesdamcs Abbott and 2 daughters, Nap'er, Ferguson and daughter, 1 Napier and 2 children, Bayes and child. John- ! stone and daughter, MissesClapham, Napier, j Daniel, Lieutenant-Colonel Gorton and wife, [ Captain Fox.