BLUFF HARBOUR.
ARRIVED.
March 16—pev6n, s.s., 3546 tons, Brown, from Sydney. J. G^ \Vard a»id . Co., agents! . ,
■ The Rose Casey arrived from. Preservation iiriet at 10 p.ni. on Wednesday, and after landing mails and passengers proceeded to Dunedin. ;
The N.Z.and S.A. Co.'a s.s. Devon arrived off the port from Sydney onrly yesterday,and berthed at .8 a.m. The Devon, which is on her first visit to this port, is a vessel of 5488 tons gross and 354G tons net register ; built in 1897 at Hetiburn-bnrTyne by Uawthorn, Leslie and Co., Ltd. ': Captain Brown's deck officers are Messrs Wallace. Bush, Graham', and Norris. Mr Sutler fs chief enr jjineer, his assistants being Messrs Met-t-alfe, Griffith, James, Clark, and Allen. Mr McNaught is in charge of the refrigerating machinery, and Mr Bell is steward. From the Bluff the Devon will take about 90Q0 , sacks of oats, and will probably sail for Port. Chalmers tomorrow. ■ .
The Jackson's H«??wi beacon, in Cook Strait, has I'^en I ' relighted.
The s.s. Moeraki has just made the passage from Auckland to Sydney in tjho fast time of 76i hours. . The s.s. Maori arrived at London "on Wednesday, and the* Kuinara left PJyBjouthon the 12th inst.
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Southland Times, Issue 19305, 18 March 1904, Page 2
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