THE DIRECT STEAMERS.
The Aorangi arrived at Plymouth on the 7th inst. with her meat in good condition. The Ruapehu left Plymouth on the 11th inst. for Wellington and Lyttelton. Wellington, February B.— Sailed : Tainui, for London, via Rio, this afternoon. Her cargo from Wellington consists of 973 bales wcol, 2 do skins, 9 do hair, 7 do bassils, 2 do leather, 4144 packages butter, 1019 legs mutton, 1518 carcaues lambs, 1484 do sheep, 1811 cases preserved meat, 22 packages sundries. Passengers : Miss Hay, Mesdameß Wenl<jy (and two children), Fmlay, Veysey, Messrs Hestrond, R. Parnall, W. Beales, H. Wright, G. Wenley, P. Perceval, Finlay, Veysey, Adey, Curtis, Theobold (and boy), Branchin, Rev. J. Butler. Second saloon : Mesdames Nasmitb, Lymburn (and three children), Meatrs Moullin, Muspratt. Steerage : Mrs Hurst, Messrs Moore,
Cleave, Poach, Salisbury, Edwards, Baldy, Trindv Hurst, Trott, Kid well. London February 13. -Arrived: Rangatira, from Port Chalmera (December 24).
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Otago Witness, Issue 2086, 15 February 1894, Page 36
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150THE DIRECT STEAMERS. Otago Witness, Issue 2086, 15 February 1894, Page 36
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