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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5859, 29 April 1897, Page 2

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ARRIVED. V April 28— Jane Douglas, s.s., 76 tons, Whitby, from Akaroa, via Bays. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents. SAILED. „ April 28 —Te Anau, s.s., ' 1020 tons, Bernech, for Dunodin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers — Misses , JTarquhar, Macdonald, Wardell, Everett, . Karkeek, Zieglev, Ford, Maskell, Ride, Ramsay, Mctcalfe (2), Stephens, Smith Palmer, Beatty, Curtis, Albert, Harrison, Mitchell, Wilson and Hewson, Mesdames Pollard, Londeshale, Sullivan ;• ■ and Pringle, Messrs Sullivan (2), Russell, Harrison, Morkane, M'Ara, Lusk, Pollard, Davis, Walker, Hinge, Quealy, Stephens, Mitchell and Percy. ,: April 28 — Tasmania, s.s., 1265 tons, ' M'Gee, for northern ports and Sydney. : Kinsey, Barns and Co., •ftnts. Passengers : for Wellington — Meidames Brett and child, Hadfleld, Intt, Cowlishaw, Berry, Taylor, M'Harg, Wf ight, Hazard, Keader and child and M'Donald, Misses Hadfield, Bowman, Humphries, Jameson ; and Sears, Messrs Gamble, Hargreaves, Hume, Caverhill, Cowlishavr, Fielding, Taylor, Strange, Greenwood, Barrie, M'Donald, De Veaux, Ramsay, Taylor and Geach, Rev F. W.I Isitt ; for Napier—Mesdames Gordon, Marshall and Alley, Miss Coles, Messrs Marshall, Tyser and Alley; for Gisborne — Miss Macfarlane ; for Auckland — Mesdames Struthers, Harper, Bald- • wm, Woolley. Chalmers andMullins, Misses Baldwin, Woolley, Craig and Travers, ' Messrs Hardie, Struthers, Shadbolt, May, Brocklebank, Hazard, Thompson, Dr Matthews ; for Sydney — Mrs Noonan and three . ; . children, Misses Munnings (2), Messrs V Sollitt, Noonan, Isaac, Rains and Wallace. April 28— Wakatu, s.s., 115 tons, Wills, for Wellington, via way ports. Kirisey, Barns and Co., agents. . The steamer Tasmania, for Sydney, via, northern ports yesterday was a full ship, both in the matter of cargo and passengers. The Government steamer Tutanetai was placed in the graving dock yesterday, to toe cleaned and painted. No. 7 Wharf yesterday presented a rather animated appearance. On the one side the R.M.S.S. Ruahine was receiving the last of her outward freight, and was otherwise being made ready for her " Record Reign " trip, while on the opposite side of the wharf the Government steamer Tutanekai, •which brought the contingent down from Wellington, was lying. .