POST OF WANGANUI.
High Wateb.—Morning, 10.43; Evening, 11.2, SUN.-Rises, 7.30; Sets, 4.30. i ARRIVED. . June 19.—Oreti, b.s., 117 tons, McArthur, from Wellington and Dunedin. Passengers—Mesdames Qordon, Hayden, McKenzie, Messrs Reid, Bathgate, White, Peterson, Harland, and 11 steerage. June 19— Manawatu, p.s., 104 tons, Harvey, from 'Wellington. ' Passengers — Mesdames Johns, Martin, Thomas, Messrs Hunter, Mclvor, Scott, Duckworth, Levy, Griffin, Robinson, Layman, McCarthy, 'Wright, Bennett, and Philpott. CLEARED. June 19—Clematis, schooner, 67 <ons, Rennell, for Kaipara, in ballast. ~tfttne 19.-Or&i,'££; 117 tons, McArttrar,- for Taranaki and Manakau. V IMPORTS. X Per Oreti from Wellington and Dunedin.—Free and Duty Paid—3 pkgs, A. C. Leslie; 2 do, J. . .JDuthie; 2hhdsale, Mitchell and Co; 3 bndls, R. ' ' and E. Tingey; 5 pkgs, J. Anderson; 6 do, J. E. Sharpe; 1 cask, 26 pkjrs, Stevenson . 1 case, Capatick; 4 pkgg, H. Ross; 6do, "W. 'H. Watt; 51 'do,'Qrder; >4dc,(Dronunond.; From Lyttelton— Free'and DntV_ Paid—2 cases, Stevenson; 1 do, Wakefield and Hogg; '2 portmanteaus, Matthews. , i ETOBOTED ARRIVALS. Murray from Nelson and West Coast to-day. St Kilda from South to-day. .:.,' Thi from Wellington Sunday, j! v. i,. . PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Murray for Nelson and West Coast, to-morrow. Manawatu for Wellington, to-night. ■ T'': Tui for Wellington Monday..
The s.s. Rangatira, and the two schooners, Clemajjs and Aworoa, were enabled to get away yester'dny. ' The two' schooners got' their clearance papers nearly a week previously, butr were held in 1 durance by the weather on the baV. ,<j, >. I v '■ The p.s. Manawatu left Wellington at midnight i on the 18th, slowed nlown ofi Kapiti. She experienced Jight winds during the passage,,/&rri red off tho'b&f at 3 p^n,,croßsed al 8.30, and made fnst to the wharf at 9.15; reports sighting the Rangatira at 10 a.m. on the mfr, and states. .tfaat the Awaroa: and Clematis were' atlaflohor at the inside bar when: jessing. Slip brings the race horses' LooU Lomond, <&nd Grey Momus. t ■ , ,'No time has beett'lost'oil board the sttamer Go-' Ahead in removing her machinery.. As we before mentioned, it is the intention of her owners, Messrs; Johnson and Co.'itC*make considerable alterations, to the vessel. All the heavy portion of her machinery has been removed, but the rain of yesterday : considerably-,regarded the. removing' of other por- ■ tions. We are happy to state that, the qteamer • HuiaJ which'went ashore on the Foxton bar, was safely got off from hes .uncomfortable position at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The agent here telegraphed down to the captain to throw overboard the cargo if she would not get off any other way. Fortunately, however, the wind, befijg from the east, did not rise much sea, and Captain Wills by strenu >us exertions, managed to get the steamer off without removing any df the curgo. Captain Rendalj left on Monday night for the accident, but as • the steamer was afloat again at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the chances are that he will arrive in ; time to serher steaming up the river.—New Zealand Times, Wednesday. - V
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 4073, 20 June 1879, Page 2
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