WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE-
The following vessels are expected t« be within range of the undermeatiNg v'ii't'lrss st; m<■ n s t • »i*isrli t: Auckland.—Ardenhall, Port Darw: Rdtorua. Chatham Islands. —Rargitiki, Tort Auckland. Wellington.—Araluira. Aorangi, Maher. Xiagara, Ngaio, Ruapehu, Jtemoer-, Tamahine, Wahine. Baron Belhare: Benholm, British Glory* Huntingdo: Devon, Cambridge, Port Victor, Tor: Campbell. Karetu. Awarua.—Makura. Manuka. Tahiti. P. Hunter, Taranaki, Uauraki, City •: Adelaide, Xor folk. PORT OF ONEHUNGA—DEPARTURES YESTERDAY THOMAS CURRELL (11.40 a.m.). » tens. . for sea. ARAPAWA (noon), 231 tons. Kobosc for Wanganui The Arapawa sailed from yesterday afternoon for Wanganui. Tire Toa was to have arrived at One hiingr. this morning from Raglan «c Kawhia. The Orepuki is expected to arrive at 4 p.m. today. She is to load for Nelson aw West Coast ports, aud sail to-morrow afternoon.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 664, 16 May 1929, Page 2
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