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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11711, 22 July 1901, Page 4

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' . MARSDEN POINT. July 20.—Arrived: Rover, scow, from Auckland. Sailed : Saucy Kate, schooner, TeraraWa, ketch. Admiral, e.g., with a raft of logs, for Auckland. :., ' RUSSELL. July 21.—A large Union Company's steamer with yards, passed south at 5 p.m. to-day. A bringantine, deep laden, passed south at 4 p.m. to-day. ■ : .' : __ _ . ;'■■ . ■ KOHUKOHU. ! : July Loaded: Silver Cloud, barqtientine. for: Sydney, . with 238.368 ft sawn and dressed kauri timber. She tows down the river to(la:"'" , GISBORNE. - , July 21.—Arrived: Te Anau, S.S., from Auckland. ' "-;■:'. ■"'■ ,' "''' : '' __ ■■''- . . ;.'..;. NAPIER. • ■ " July 21.—Arrived: Hawke's Bay, S.S., from Gisborne. .__ . „ - ;■, NEWCASTLE. . July 21.—Arrived .-Cereda, 8.5.,' from Auckland. * '' < , ■ '-BLUFF,-. - - y July 20.-* Sailed: Tekoa, S.S., or Lyttelton. :';;"""vV"' : SYDNEY.^..--"- / -; -; ■ ' ;: ;. July Arrived: Waikare, s.s., from Auckland; Handa Isle, barquentine, Pelotas, barquentine, from Kaipara. Sailed: ; We'stralia, 8.8., for Wellington. ' \ * ' -■•.'- MELBOURNE. '.; :;' July 21.—Arrived: ■ Talune,. S.S., ' from New Zealand and Hobart. '■■■.'■ ADELAIDE. , , v July 20.—Sailed: Triton, s.s., for New Zealand. -■ :. : -. -■ '-■' . . LONDON. ~;. ; July .-Arrived: Ton'gariro, e.9., from New Zealand. ;/: ■''"':.'■.;,;';.?..,. - '-■ ■ \ THE ROTOITI. ' ' WELLINGTON, July 21.—Sailed: Rotoiti, S.S., for Nelson, New.Plymouth, and Onehunga. Passengers for | Onehunga: Misses Hayhittle, Levien,' Johnston, McCarthy, Mclndoe, Meadames Johnston, ? Fen wick,; Techemaker, Mclndoe, ; Randeraon, Messrs. Crammond. Howard, Mclndoe, Drum, Johnston, ; Ford, and 19 steerage, • for all ports. • ' THE WRECKAGE AT OKARITO. -; •"- WELLINGTON, July . 20.—The harbourmaster at Okarito has found the wreckage recently washed * ashore to consist of a piece ■of the side of a vessel 30ft by 14ft. It appears;to have' belonged to a; good-sized, stronglybuilt craft closely ribbed. The size of ribs is 9in by 12in, and inside planks 9in. by 4i». Some iron bolts nearly 3ft long formed part of the wreckage, and did not appear to have been long in the water. ; THE CANADIAN • MAIL. ■': BRISBANE, July 20.—Arrived: Miowera, R.M.s., from Vancouver. '■■■;,;. ;