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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9270, 4 August 1893, Page 4

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KAIPARA HEADS. August 3.—Arrived : Acacia, barque, from Auckland; Hinemoi, Government s.s., from Rawene. Sailed : Annie Hill, schooner, for Lyttelton. MARSDEN POINT. August 3. — tiled : Christina, schooner, for Auckland ; Saxon, schooner, for the Thames. RUSSELL August 3. —Arrived : Clansman, s.s., from the North. Sailed : Clansman,s.s., for Auckland. Passengers :—Messrs. Longdill, Cook, Brirlgtnan, Mitchell, Hudson, and six in the steerage. OMAPERE. August 3. —Sailed : Queen, schooner, for Onehunga, via Kawerua. WELLINGTON. August 3.—Arrived : Glenelg, s.s., from Onehunga, Waitara and Wanganui; Grafton, 8 9., from Nelson and the West Coast; Rawena, s.s., from Mohikinui: _ Wareatea, s.s., from Greymouth. Sailed: Wainui, s.s, for the West Coast; Linda Weber, brigantine, for Rarotonga ; Southern Cross, ship, for Boston and New York ; Rotorua, s.s., for the South. WEST PORT. August 3.—Arrived : Janet Nicoll, s.s., from Auckland. Sailed : Taviuui, s.s., for Auckland. LYTTELTON. August 3.—Arrived : Talune, s.s., from Port Chalmers. r Sailed: Grecian Bend, barquentine, for Kaipara; Takapuna, s.s., for Northern ports. Passengers: Miss Stewart, Mesdames Younger, Luff, Gamble, Dixon, Ewen, Cummings, Messrs. Molloy, Butler, Bavley, Martin, George, Burns, Pasco*-, Ratlelitie, Bathan, Webb, Marshall, Brooks, Sims, Saunders, Ross, La key. For New Plymouth: Mr. and Mrs Winder. For Auckland : Mrs. In wood, Messrs. Inwood, Cullen, Cummings, Jakins, Underwood. TIMARU. August 3.—Sailed: Vallejo, barque, for London, with 9614 sacks wheat.

BLUFF. August 3.—Arrived : Waitnate, ship, from London via Port Chalmers.

SYDNEY. August 3.—Sailed: Waihora, 3.3., for Auckland.

MELBOURNE.

August 3.—Sailed, yesterday : Wairarapa, s.s., for the Bluff.

WRECK OF THE CUTTER DREAM.

Tauranga, August 3. The cutter Dream, which went ashore at the Mount on Monday, has become a total wreck. The vessel was uninsured, but the cargo of wheat and maize, belonging to a settler named Kemp, at Waiotahi, was insured in the South British Insurance Company, and has been saved in a damaged state, and abandoned to the underwriters. The heavy weathei we are now experiencing will probably break the cutter completely up. [The Dream is a cutter of the following dimensions: —Length, 49 feet 3 inches; breadth, 17 feet 1 inch; depth, 5 feet li inches; tonnage, & She was built at Auckland in 1870, and is owned by Mr. Joseph Bruin.J THE ACHIEVEMENT. Wellington, August 3.—The barque Achievement, for the safety of which some anxiety has been felt, she being 171 flays out from Liverpool to this port, was sighted oil' Stephen Island yesterday, and may bo expected to arrive off the Heads to-night. THE TAINUI. Capktowx, August The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Tainui left for Port Chalmers this afternoon. THE RIMUTAKA.

Wei.M.notok, August The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Rimutaka left for Rio de Janeiro and London to-day. Passengers :— First saloon: Miss E. Eastwood anil maid, Messrs. G. Andrews, G. Davidson, T. Oliver. Second saloon : Misses L. Adams, G. Cooke, J. Craig, F. Hermon, E. and K. Kemp, A. Kennedy, F. Mason, W. Stowe, Mesdames Bolton, Cockerton, Hermon, M. Richardson and infant. Dr. Cockerton, Rev. A. Hermon, Messrs. R. Bolton, A. Dawson, T. Inglis, W. Inkson, R. Latham, J. Martin, E. Mellor, J. Mountford, P. Wray, A. Cameron, .Masters Craig, Kemp ('i). Steerage : Misses A. Coates, C. and M. Palmer, M. Pyeroft, A. Simmons, E. and S. Nart, Finney (4), Mesdames G. Brick ham, C. Rowan, Eraser, Gateuhy, Irvine, O'Sullivan, J. Palmer, Pyeroft, R. Finney and infant, Messrs. J. Crawford, A. Duncan. J. Eraser, Irvine. O'Sullivan, W. Pyeroft, J. Dalton, J. Watson, Masters Palmer and Pycroft.