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KAtPARA HEADS. April i3.-"?ail*d Acfteia, hawiite, for Wafrnainbool; Frank. Uuy, barntientine, for TowhsviHeX MAESMN POINt. marSDBN point. April Arrived: Will Watch and Toke> ran. ketches. Vesper, scow. Sailed: vesper, scow, for Aufkland; Edward, brig, for Melbourne. ■ ■■■ • ■ :■ HOKLVNGA HEADS, : April JS.-'AtrlVed, yesterday: Chinemnri, s.s., from Kalpara. The scow Bravo is outaide. Sailed: Ohinemuri, s.s., for Hereklno With the barque Mary Moore lb tow, lor clbowne. ..• • '-' ■ : MERCDRTBAY. April Arrived: Tramp, scow, from Auckland: Rata. SCOW, and Onslow, «.e.. from Tairna. sailed} Onslow, s.s., for Taint a« NEW PLYMOUTH. ; April 13.—Arrived « Karawa, s.s.. from Onehfcnga. Sailed: Rarawa, s.s., for Onehunga. I WELLINGTON. April 18.—Sailed: Inverurie, barque, for London; Talune, 5.9.. for Napier, Uisborne, and Auckland. Passenger* lor Auckland: Misses Blunter. Orifiiths, Moore. Bennett, Hendry. Mesdames Laxford. Robertson, McCoy. Scott, Finlayson. Slater and child. Maim, Revs. Luxford «nd family (3). Robertson and family (6), Messrs. Johnston. Kay, Scott, McKoown, Mooro 12), McKay (2), McKeirin, Manri, Bake. " .. LYTTELTON. ... April Sailed: Te Anau, 5.1., for Wellington. . "■. fitLTP. April Sailed: * Mokoia, s.s.» for Mel-' bourne, via Hobart. ;
NEWCASTLE. April 13.-Sailed: Brisbane, s.s., for Timartt. MELBOURNE. April Arrived: Manuka, S.S., from New Zealand and Hobart.
V CAPETOWN. - April 16.— Arrived: Tongariro, s.s., from New Zealand. ; c i •
GRAVESEND.
April 15.—Arrived: Rakaia. s.s., from New London.
THE HOANGA.
GTSBOENIE. April 18.-On tho voyage from Auckland the steamer Tarawera called in at Hicks Bay. where the dismasted scow Hoanga is anchored. The master of the vessel stated that he was in no danger, and was waiting instructions from hie owner*. Both masts were broken off below the crosstrees. i The Gisborne Sheep Farmers' Company's steamer Nautilus left Gisborne at 6 o'clock tins evening with ' the '. object of taking tho dismasted scow Hoanga in tow. East Inland lighthouse to-day advised that the Hoanga had shifted nearer the shore, and is now out of sight of the lighthouse.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12551, 19 April 1904, Page 4
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