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AN EXPECTED SCHOONER.

Anxiety is at present widely felt for news of the topsail-schooner Dauntless, belonging to Mr Conroy, of this city. She left Moerafci (Otago) on or aboitthe Bth July for Wellington with a cargo of breadstnffs, and no tidings of her up to >he time of writing h»ve been Teceived. The usual duration of such a voyage is from three to nine days, and seldom exceeds fourteen. It wil be seen that tbe anxiety is not without cause when it is considered that the schooner is now SO days from port. The Dauntless is a fine weatherly vessel of about 80 tons register. She was built by Messrs Niccol and Son, of the North Shore, and is usually considered one of the firms best efforts in shipbuilding, being a remarkahly fast sailer, haviDg fair carrying capacity and good bearings for picking herself up in a heavy sea. Captain Poul<en was in command. We sincerely trust she will be heard of befoie long.

Notice.— Masters of vessels lying alongside the Queen-street wharf may in future obtain a copy of the Star by applying at Messrs J. and D. Oxley's store at fiv<s o'clock in the afternoon. . . The s s Ladybird, Captain Andeew, arrnvea at Onebunea Wharf at 11 a.m. this morning, with the Southern portion of tne outward San Francisco mail. She left Port Chalmers at 4 p.m. on the 31st instant. Passengers—Miss Dwyer, Messrs J. R. Davies, Croswell, Kallender (2), Hawkins, J. Taylo', N. Frank JC. Daviea, and 4in the steerage. We are indebt'ed'to Mr Doughtery, purses, for files. Thensmeof Mr Albert ft Levy was omitted from the li»t of saloon passengers to Sydney by the s.s. The schooEer Christina arrived this morning after a loßg passage from Dunedin, which port was left on the 16th ultimo. . The schooner Ocean, from Mercury Bay, brings 26,000 feet timber and 2 tons kanri gum. The cutter Morning Light briDgs 18,000 feet timber from Port Charles „.,'._, „,„ ■ .The cutter Coralie, from Opotiki, brings 313 sacks maize and some sundries, , The brig Moa left Timaru for this port on the 30th July, the day before the Wave ;'■ \^ lhe barque Prospector arrived from Duneain tins morning, after a remarkably floe run of four days The ship Director had sailed for Auckland with coal from Newcastla when the Cyphrenes left. The steamar Omeo was io leave Melbourne for Few Zealand ports on the 31st July, and the steamer Otago on the 7th August.

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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1706, 6 August 1875, Page 2

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AN EXPECTED SCHOONER. Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1706, 6 August 1875, Page 2

AN EXPECTED SCHOONER. Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1706, 6 August 1875, Page 2

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