NAPIER.
January 25
Early on Wednesday morning, according to anticipation, the clipper barque Ballarat, Captain Eeyuolds, — the second wool vessel of the season — cast off from the Government moorings in the Bay, and took her departure for London direct. She was in splendid trim, and ought, with anything like ordinary weather, to make a fair run home. Her cargo —an unusually valuable one — consists of 2,997 bales (1,02-1,08 _ lbs) wool, and 1 case bees' wax, consigned to order, and valued at about £77,008. She also took three passengers-
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Auckland Star, Volume III, Issue 639, 29 January 1872, Page 2
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88NAPIER. Auckland Star, Volume III, Issue 639, 29 January 1872, Page 2
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