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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 7947, 2 December 1886, Page 2

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(UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.t Nelson, December 1. Arrived—B am, Kennedy, from Wellington ; 8 30 am, Grafton, from Wellington. Bailed, 12.5 pm—Hawea, for Picton. Pioton, December 1. Arrived, 7.15 pm —Hawea, from Nelson. To sail, 2 am (2nd)—Hawea, for Welling- ’ Spit, December 1. Arrived, 8 pm—Southern Cross' from Wellington. Westport, December 1. Sailed, 1.45 pm—Maitai, for Wellington. Patea, December 1. Sailed, 12.30 pm—Waverley, for Welling* *° n ‘ Wanganui, December 1. Sailed, 12.20 pm—Stormbird, for Welling*°n‘ Auckland, December 1. Sailed—Australia, for South; Te Anau, for Sydney. p OBT Chalmers, December 1. Arrived—Glencida, barque, 111 days, from New York. She brings 1336 tons of cargo, three-fourths for Dunedin and the remainder for Auckland. _ _ . , Dunedin, December!. Arrived—Manapouri, from North ; Mahinapua, from coast. ‘ _ , Sailed—Mararoa, for North. Passengers for Wellington—Captain Baldwin, fcir Julius Vogel, Messrs Campbell (2), Brindley; for Napier—Professors Shand and Sale; for Auckland—Mr Soldini ; for Sydney—Miss Truman, Messrs O. Coombs and McKenzie, The U.S.S. Go’s ss Rotorua left Dunedin at 4.13 pm on the 29th ultimo, and Lyttelton at 9.15 pm on the 30th, and berthed alongside tha Queen’s Wharf at midday yesterday. She experienced fine weather to Gape Campbell, and strong nor’-west winds with head sea to arrival. She sails for Picton and Nelson tod°Tho 8g Go-Ahead left Napier on the 27th ultimo, and arrived here at 8 am yesterday. She returned last night. . The as Maori arrived here from Greymouth at 2pm yesterday. She returns to-day. The U.S.S. Go’s ss Waihi left Blenheim at 6 pm on tha 30th ultimo, and arrived here at 3.50 am yesterday. She returns to day. The U.S.S. Go’s ss Moa arrived here from Westport at 11 am yesterday. She went off to tho ship Turakina in the afternoon, hut was not able to tow her, owing to the strong head wind. She returned last night. The Government steamer Stella was towed around to the Slip yesterday afternoon, where she is to be eleaned up. She will probably be a week on the Slip. . , The Government steamer Hmemoa returned from Cape Campbell and The Brothers at 10 pm yesterday. She left The Brothers st 4 o’clock yesterday, and towed the ship Turakina in from the Heads, arriving as above. The Hinemoa leaves for Auckland at 2 pm today, taking 150 oases of gun-cotton and a Ml cargo of torpedoes and ammunition.