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Per barque Alice .Cameron .— 4 casks tallow, 10 half-bales empty sacks, B. Gittos; 2 tons old ii'on and lead, Henderson and Maefarlane.
The p.s. Nevada is expected in harbour this evening from the South. Bhe will leave again for Honolulu, with the English mail, on Sunday. The barque Alice Cameron cleared at the Customs this morning for Sydney. Passensencers —Mr. C. W. Watson, Mr. W. Morgan, Mr. J. Johnson, Mr. H. Colman, and fourteen steerage.
The barque Bengal left Adelaide on the 26th ultimo. She had a very stormy passage. Passengers—Mr. Hill, Dr. Sehomburg, Mrs. Hammell,
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 423, 19 May 1871, Page 2
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