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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 12062, 5 January 1907, Page 4

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"All evening, 17. To morrow morning, 1.37. •<»i Bk—This evening 7.50 In Bin—To-morrow morning 4 40

NEW PLYMOUTH, Saturday. Arrived—Takapnna (3.15 a.m.) from Onehunffa. connecting with express. WELLINGTON, Saturday. Sailed—Corinthic (5.10 a.m.) for London. Arrived—Putiti (4.15 p.m., 4th) from Wanganui. GREYMOUTH, Friday. Sailed—Charles Edward (10 p.m.) for Wanganui. SYDNED, Friday. Arrived—Zealandia (1.30 p.m) from Wellington. " LONDON, Friday. Sailed (from New York).—John Hardie, for New Zealand ports. ADELAIDE. Saturday. Arrived.—Oswcstry Grange, from Liverpool. Last night the Oreti, Hnia, and Himitanrfi sailed for Wellington, the former taking a cargo of wool for shipment Home ex the steamer Port Augusta. The Oreti will proceed from Wellington to Westport, to load for Wanganui. The Mnritai arrived at noon to-day ffom Onehunga and Opunake, bringing a general cargo. > She will sail again tonight on the return journey north. To-day the Moa arrived from Foxton, and will sail to-night.or to-morrow at midday for Westport with cattle. To-morrow the Charles Edward and Putiki are' due from Greymouth and Westport respectively, while on Monday the Stormbird will arrive from the usual port. The Gertie, which hae been undergoing a general overhaul- and Government inspection on the patent slip at Wellington, wafl|expected to have been relaunched this morning. The Navua arrived at Auckland on Thureda/r from the -Islauds, with a shipment of fruit, etc. The Government Schooner Countess of Ranfurly arrived at Auckland the same day from the Cook Islands, t

The Union Coy.'s steamer Aparima. bound from "Calcutta to Auckland, passed Thuradav bland on December 27th, and is dne at Auckland about the 13th inst.