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I PHASES CIF THE MOON. OCTOBER. Day. Bγ. m. Firat quarter ?. 8 .7 p.m. F«U nioon 10 l 9 a, m , Last quarter 16 4 i 5 p.m. Isew moon 24 8 0 a.m. MOON. ; Moon rieoa to-day, 0.33' a.m.: 6cte, 10.29 a.m. to-morrow. WDE. To-day. 10.1 a.m.; 10,31 p.m. ' . . To-morrow, 10.57 a.m.; 11.26 p.m. I3UN. Sun rfaea to-day, 5.3 a.m.; sets, 6.12 p.m. ARRIVALS. ■WEDNESDAY, OCTOIiEE 15. i ICAITOA, 6.5, (6 a.ni.), 319 tona, Wlldman," from Nelson. MANUKA, s.B. (8.40 a,.m), 4505 tons 0, Olift, from liyttelton. TIKINQ, flehing launoh (3.15 p.m.), from Oook Strait. v NGAHERE, b.b. (7.20 p.m.), 1090 tone, H. Dillner, from Gißborno. TJIOKSDAY, OOTOBER 16. WESTRAMA, 8.8. ,(0.55 a.m.), 2884 tone, D. Morris, from Melbourne (ia tUo bay). DEPARTURES. • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEB 15. OPAWA, 6.8. (1.10 a.m.), 110' tone, Nicholas for Blenheim. * NORA XIVBN, trawler (3.20 a.m.), 1« tons. Brueey, for fishing. . . •'. . HINBMOA, a.B. (5 a.m.), 642 tons, Bollon», for Cook Strait (from Woreer Bay). JIANA, e.s. (12.45 p.m.), 134 tons. Bonner, for LyUelton. . ■ PATBENA, s.s, (1.45 p.m.), 1212 tons/T. Sewell, for Pioton and Kelson. KUMARA, B,s B.S) p.m.), .6034 tons, Kidmaai, for London, via Panama KOKIRI, e.«. (3,30 p.m.), 1214 tona, ftew art, for Wcatflort. WAIPAHA, B.S. (« p.m.), 6994 tons, B, 0 Connor, for Lyttclton. KAITOA, a.s.. (5.5 p.m.), .319 tone. Wildtnun, for Nelson. . WAVBELEY, B.e. (5.5 p.m.), 157 tone, Brig, den, for Patea. HAWEItA, i.s. (5.5 p.m.), 174 tons, M'Kinnon, for Patea, KAPUNI, B.e. 15.10 p.m.), 188 tone, Gibson, for Patea. foffenuf 15 IMn>) ' J^f"' 1 ' ™ «»*• *™™>. oSH? V&r ■'-* m tons - °- aerWtte^n (8 : 15,8 a ITANAROA, a.a. (9.25 p.m.), 123 tona, Macphorson. for LytKilton. '' " lons, PUTIKI,-8.8.. (11.15 p.m.), 409 tow. Nor--Ims. for Pioton. ■■ KOJiATA, a.e. (11.15 p.m.), 1994 'tone, Pold, for Weetport. , ■
EXPECTED ARRIVAU. Badon Powoll. Wanganui, Ootober 16. Wcstralia, Melbourne, Ootober 16. Vi-aroa, Lyttelton, October 1«. Ni*au, Nelson October ,16. Pateena, Pioton, Nolaon, October «. . Konnody, Foiton, October t» \ Wanjaratta, ■ Auckland, October 16. > Opawn, Blenheim, October 16. Port Melbourne, Oisbornei Octobw IB Wakatu, Picton, October 16 . Invercavgill. Wanstimii, Qotobar u Ngakuta, Greymouth, October 16. Breeze, Wanganui, Ootober 16. Mnnuka, Lyttclton, October '7 Kaitoa, Nelaon, October '17 Blenheim, Sounds,; October 17. Waverlw. Paten, Ootubotr 1/ Kapiti, Wanganui, October^.Kapuni, Patca. October 17, Hawera, Patea, October it. Karu, Tarakohe,- Ootober 17. Kini, Greymouth, October 17. Mararoa, Lyttclton, Oc'tobor 18, , • Nikau, Nolson, Ootober 18. Pateena, Picton, Nolson, October 10. - Zealandio, Napier, October 18. John, Wanganui, Octobor 18. Kahu.'-Napier and Ooaet, October 18, Wairau, Blenheim, October 18. Ripple, Gieboiine, Ootober 19. ArgyJJohire, Auckland, October ]1 wootton, Lyttelton, October 19. Manaroa, Lyttelton, Ootober 19, Kapiti, Wanp;anu), October 19. ' •• To Anau, Gisbornc, October Bft. Jlonowai, Napior, Ayeliland, October 21. /Jtiverina, Sydney, October Jl, 'lomo, London, October 23 ,' Ajana, Auckland, October J4. '
• PROJECTED DEPARTURES, | •Tahiti, Sydney, October 16. ' wairaii, Blenheim, Qotobor-16. Mararoa,' Lytteltcn, October 16. ■' Nikau, Nelson. October 16. ■■ Invercargill, Wangatiui, October 16. wmwem, London, Octobor 16 . Magic, .fiandy Bay, October 16. ... '; Ngahere, Qreymonth, October 16. ■ Manyka, Lyttoltnn, October 17. Kaitoa, Nelson, October 17. Pateena, Piclon, Nehou, October 17. l"ort Melbourne, London, October 17. Wcatralia, Melbourne, via south Oct 17 Kennedy, Poiton, O<itobcr 17. ' , *aru, Lyttelton, October 17. WaJnitu, Kaikoqra, October 17, Kapiti, Wanganui, October ¥t. Tamui, London, October 17, ' Port Hacking, London, October 17 freeze, Lyttelton, Tlpiaru, Dunedin, Oc- •■ tober. 17. ' ■ ■ fladon Powell. New Plymouth, October 17 Kapu.nl, Patoa, October 17. ' Haivera, Patea, October 17. . Opawa, Blenheim, October 17. Wavorloy, Patea, October 17. Port Alnw. London, October 17. Jfararoa, Lyttclton, October 13. Nikau, Nelfcon, October 18. Blenheim. Wanganui, Ootebor 18. Wangaratta, Lyttelton, October Iβ. Irene, Levukn, 'i'rjsco, October 18 Moana, 'Frisco. October 18. • Zeailindlc, London, October 20. John, Nydia Bay, October 20. ; Wootton, Grcymouth, October If). ■ Manai'oa,, Lyttelton, October £0. ' • Kahu, Ohathhms. October 20. Kapiti, •Wangatiui, Ootobor to. Kmi, Auckland, Ootober 20, ■ Jipplo, Napier. Gijborne; Akitio, Oct. 21, Surrey, Me'bourne, October 21.- ■ . re Anau, Dimcdin, October 21. ■ Monowai, kvttclton, Duncdin, October a, -..Oorythlp, London, Sfptember 2S. :.;:■:■ . overs'ea~stlamers; fP.g.l.iert U.K. August 19. {or N.Z. and Australia. Due.Oct. 16. , ' AKGYLLSUIKE (F.S.), left Liverpool Au, Ifust 2 for N.Z.. via Cape aud Australia: Arr. Auckland Oct. 13. ' ■■ AUAWA (S.S.A.), loft London Oct. 5 for Auckland. Due Nov. 18. RASSAXQ (A. and A.), left New Tork Sept. 12 for Lyttpltpn, Dunedlrl,.and /.uatralia. Due Oct. 20. ■ BBLLBUUKLM (U.S. and A.), loft New York for. Auckland, Wellington, and Am. trnlin. Hot, J, Duo Nov 7. CASPEKTABTA (At mi A.), loading in Now l'ork for N,Z, anii Australia, . CITY 01" II AURAS (A. and A.), left Hew Vork Sept. ?i, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and \ustr.ili.i. Dua Wfllington Nov. 4. lONIO (S.S.A.); left. U.K. fiept. 8 for WeiIlrit'in: dun Oct. 43. . KAIKOURA (N.Z.H. Go.l, loft Montreal Oct. t for Auckland, Lytteltou, and Australia. Dun Nnvembor' 15 ■ • IUJtUTAKA (N.Z.S, On.), to leavo' U.K, ■November 8 for Auckland. Wellington, LytWlon. nnd Port Obslmcrs, KUAHINB (N. 7..5. Oo.). to Ifciivg londoq Oct. 29 for Auckland, Wolllnglun, Lyttelton, and Port Chalmers. ItTJAPEHU (N.Z.S. Co;), to leave U.K, middle Nov. for Now Zealand. KIA OKA (S.S.A.). left U.K. Sept. 15 for Wnlllnrton, via ports. IEITRUr (A. and A.), left New l'orli Oct. 8 for Auckland, Wellington, and Auntrnlia. Due. Wellington Nov. '8. MAKOItA (U.S.S.), left Vancouver Oct. 11. Pu» /luikland Oot. .29. MITSUKI MABTJ (O.S K.), left. Japan Oct. 9. for AucltKind. Due Nov. 10, ' NIAGARA (U.S.H;!, left Vancouver Oct. 5, lor Auckland. Dun Oct. 23. ' OPAWA . (N.Z.H. Co.), to leave London end Dec. for Auckland, Wellington, Ljttelton. and Port Ohalmort. O.PUIT (Eeece), to load Calcutta for Now Zealand. . ■ OHAltl (N.Z.S, Co.), to leave Canada, Dec., for New Zealand. .PAKEHA (S.S.A.), left London October 7 for Australia nnd Now Zealand. PAIMEOA (N.Z. nnd A Co.), lf;ft Bri«tol , Sept. H. Due Wellington Nov. 6. POM' ELLIOT IC.L),), left l'ort Said ■Kept. 4 for Adelaide and N.Z. Due Gil- ! lionie Oct. CO. J'OIW. , HYJINKY (0.D.). loft London Sept. 23-for Auckland. Napier, and Wellington, via Außl.rslla. Duo about Nov. 16. HEMtTKKA (N'.Z.S. Co.), left London Sept. 12 Tor Auckland. J)uo Oot. 23 RirnUHY (F.S.). left Kov; York Sept. J for Aii'ckliinn and Wellington. Arr. Oct. 7. Arr. Wellington October 14. V/AEIN'E (U.S.S.). t<i leave TJniteO Kiißd'nn October for New Zealand. WANGAKATTa 'N.Z.S. C 0.,, left Jtoutvml Am;tiGt "8 for Auckland. WelllnEton. Dunedin and Australia. Arr. Oct. 7. Due Wd'i'icton October 16. WSIAKATANK (NZ.B. (X), lo leave Co.a ada Nov. for Now Zealand. TAII'TT (U.S.S.i ]p;t Vancouver Sept 17. Ait. Wollinstnn Oct. 12. ■ TAIYO MA'KU :N.Y.IC), loft Kobe Sept 27 for Wellington and Australia, Due Oct. 24. TOB'OA (U.S.S.). left 'IMeco Oct. V. Du» Wellington Oct. 29. SAILEmi. Vessel. Left-. Duo Part Francisco to AucklandNo.rwli.il Auk. "2 Oct Francisco to Wanr-amil-Waiignnni Sept. !J Not. Sin Friincisco to NapierWilliam E. Burnhani Bopl. 23 Nov. 'During the month of .September Hie output of cnnl at WCEtpnrt wap 4D.162 tonn 3i!Wt.. and 37.368 tons 9c»vt. were, exported. 01 l.hifl amount 906 tons were ahjpped to foreign porta. Tho timber exported amounted, to 162.685 supci'ficial feet.
TIIK BEKTHAGE MST. To-day's bertha ge list is «a under:— Surrey—No. 1 (lucen'a Wharf. ,'■ Breczo—No. 1 Queen's Vlirirt. ' lrcuo-No. 2 Queen's Wharf. Bortio Minor—No. 3 Queen's Wlinrf. Port Alma—No. 4 Queen's Whiirl. Ngnhoro-No. 6 Queen's Wharf. Wakatu—No. 7 Queen's Wharf. Jluia —■So. 8 Queen's Wlinri. Vaitanpi— Nβ. S Queon'o Wha:l NikaiiT-No.'lO ()ueen'n Wharf. Opawa~No. Jl Queen's AVhurf. Walrau-No. 11 Queen's Wharf. Viking—No. li Queen's Wharf. We3trnlia—No. J4 Queen's Wharf. Hoana—No. 16 Queen's Wharf.. Tahiti—'fnranalu Street Wharf. Mapourika-Clyue -Quay Whott. • • Mararoa-Ferry Wharf, i Magic-Ferry Wharf. . liahaina—Ferry Wharf. Port Hncking-Biulway Wharl. Tainui-OlaaKow Wharf. . . ■ Oorinthic-GIJSEOw Wharf. Invercargill-Glnsgow Wharf. . Walwera-Kine's Wharf j Port Melbourne-King's Wharf. Wangiiratta—Kijig's Wharf. .May Howard—lliramar Wharf. BY TELEGHAPH. COASTAL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15. : AUCKLAND. , Arrived.—Monowai (1.30 p.m.). from Gisubrne, • ' ' WANGANTJI. ■ Sailed.—lnvercargiJl (3.30 p.m), for Wellington. -• ' ". FOXTON. Arrived.—Kennedy (12.45 p.m.), trom Wellington. '■■ ■ • ■ ; PORT AHUHIKI. Sailed.—Kittawa (3.30 p.m.), for Westport. ' : ' " , -MCTON. Arrived—Pateona (6.15 p.m!), from Weilingtono. To' bail.—Pateena (9.30 p.m.), for Nelson. . ULEtfHEIM. Arrivod.-Opaw.a (11 a.m.), from Wellington.' . HAVEIiOCK. Arrived.-Blenbeini (11 a.m.), from Wellington. To Sail.-Blonheira (midnight), for Wei Ungton. . . KELSON. • To Sail. :r Nikau (7 p.m.), for Wellington. WBSTPOE.T. •: ■ • ■ Arrived.-Wnimea 41(10.20 a.m.). from' Wellington. LYTTEMQN. Sallod.-Jlararca(6.3s p.m.), for Wellington. "QAJUUTJ. •• Arrived.-Oorinna (4.30 p.m.), from Duncdin. POET OHALMSIW. Arrived-Stella (10.15 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Oity of Winchester (10 a.m.), for Lyttelton. ■ ■. • BMJFF. Arrived.—Wa'inori (7 p.m.), frbm'Newcastle; Eosamond (7.15 p.ni.), from Duuedm. ARGYLLSHIRE PROM SYDNEY. ... The Argyllshire arrived at Auckland from Sydney on Monday night* where elio Iβ to put out about 900 tons' of general oargo. She loaded at ■ Maiichoater and Liverpool, and.Bailed on' August 2 via Oape Town, Durban, and Australia.' The Cape' was reached on August i% and tho .vesßel bunkered at Durban, and left at tho end of tho month- She then called at Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney, and at the latter port disembarked her draft of 1700 troops. She is expected to complete discharge at Auckland to-mor-row afternoon and eall for Wellington aud Dunedin. After completing discharge 6ho loads in Now Zealand for Liverpool. Tlitj veseel brought tho following' passengers from Sydney:—Misses Dornian, M'Lcunan, Murray, Mesdames Bowen, Stubbs and. child, Byatt. and cluld, Cook, , .Dear' and 2 ohildron, Hoaldng, Holme, Mesers. 'Bowen, Dartlett, Byatt, Cook, DoaT, Gordon, Holme, Lawry, Perry, Rae, iitubbs, Sharland, Hoekiug, Vox, Major Taylor, Lieutenant Hall, Lieutenant JJouglas. THE ISLAND STEAMERS. . Tho Flora left Jiarotonga at 5 p.m. pn Friday last for -Auckland with the rsual shipment' of fruit and other Island products. She is duo at tho northern ,port on Saturday. \<i The Atua left Suva, at 6 p.m. .on Sun. day for Auckland with a cargo of sugar, and is due'to-day. ' Tho vessel will prob< /ably bo dispatched' from Auckland early next week for Sydney. Tho Talune left Auckland en Saturday evening for Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa. Tho Paloana loft Auckland at 6 p.m. on Saturday for Fiji, where aho will load .another cargo of sugar ior Auckland. „:..: waitb'mata tor, Auckland, . . Tho: Union Company's freighter WaitemataVwhlch ie at. 'present discharging a largo shipment of Eastern, Austmlian, and .coastal careo'-at Dunedin, will sail today for Oainar'n : to commence loading pro. duco for Auckland. Sho will corapleto her loading at Tinja.ru and, Lyttelton. The Wattemata's nrticlce having expired, tha crew were signed , ;en on ■ ftew Zealand articles. ■ ..... WAIWERA TO SAIL TO-DAY. The Shaw-Savill steamer' Waiwera ia aolieduled to leave WoUinizton tUie oveninfor London; via- Panama, . PAPAROA LEAVES PANAMA, Advice has been received by. the New Shipping Company that tho Pa. paroa arrived at:oojon on October 8 anij left Panama on October 9 fpr Wellinij. ton. Tho vesßel, which is en routu from; Liverpool, is duo at this port en No; vember 6, . WESTJRALIA AMUVES. Tho Westralia. arrived in' thn- stream early this niorniu* from Melbourne direct, and on -boing granted pratique will berth at Jervois Quay broaet. work. She is scheduled tp Bail for Mel. bourne, via Lyttelton, Duncdin, and Bluff, to.-morrow. evening. : ', THE KUMARA. . . The 'Shaw-Savill steamer' Kuniara left Wellington yesterday afternoon for loa. don, via Panama, ' ' ... . ■ . OEARI REPORTED. ' ■-Tho New rZeiftiind- Shipping Company's Orari, on routo from Wellington to London, arrived at .Newport Nows on Fridqy last anil-sailed for London on Hondas, She left Wellington on September 3. :; THE ' ZEALANDIO. ■ The Zcnlandio (Shaw, Savijl, and Albion' Company) ie to leave Napier., to-morrow evening for Wellington. 'She is to tail for London! via Panama, bii' Monday after, n00n.., ''"■'■' ■"■ WITH OILS; Tho Vacuum Oil Company have iceeivcdndyico that the four-inauted "sohooner William E. Burnham left San'..Francisco en 6eptomber 23 for Napier .with a cargo of gaso oils. /•■ tainui to "Sail to-morrow. \ The Shaw, Siivill, and Albion.'liner; Tainut ie to leave Wellington' at daybreak tomorrow for London, via Panama. Tasseiigera must ombark .this ovuniug. They must.also have thoir passports and pormits to travel ready for examination by 7 am. to-morrow, All baggage, oxcopt hand cabin, must bo alongside the vessel by 2 p.m. to-day. . . ■ PORT JffILBOUENE FOE LONUON. The Port Melbourne is to/liravn Wellington to-morrow morning for London, via Panama. The follov.-liig passengers' will travel on tho vessels—Mr. and Mt'3. A. H. ClarlJe, Messrs; 'Borneo Gardiner, T. Bowhill; M. Holm, O, Ericlison, aiid.*W. Appleton. ' MOANA FOR SAN VRANCI'SCO. The Union Company announced yesterday that it will now he noon on Saturday before the lloanii loaves' Wellington for Ban Francisco, via Rarotoiiga, and Papeeto. . • f The TofUα will bn the n';.\t Sah Fran-, oisco boat from Wellington. She is advertiaed to sail about November 3. CORINTIIIO FOR HOME. TAio Shav, Savill, and Albion Company advised yesterday that tho Corinlhio will leave Wellingtbn for London, via Panama, at noon on October 2i. • PORT ELLIOT FOR LOADING. Tho Port Elliot is , expected to leave Adelaide on Saturday for Newcastle, and Newcastle on October 25 for Gisborne, where,Bho is dub on, October 30. She will load" there, and then come on to Wellington. Sho will f.iil finally from this port about November 16. IRENE FOR 'LEVUKA. Tho four-m.'isted schooner Irene .is expected to leave Wellington on Saturday for Lnvufai to lead a cuvgo oi copra for San Franeireo. . THE MOMOWAI. Tho Monowai is expected to leave Auckland on Saturday afternoon for Nupier and Wellington, She is to sail on Tuesday evening for Lyltclto'i and Duncdin. MATATUA REPORTED. The Shaw, Savill, iar.d Albion Company have received atlvicn tliut Uiu Mntatua, which flailed from 'Wellinßton on Septeiu- . her 16, left Panama-on Saturday last in continuation of her voyago to London. . OTIIU LEAVE 1 ! PANAMA. Onhicd advice has bepn rcceivgd l>y the I Shaw.* Sarill. nnd Albion Compiiny that I tho Otira left Panama on Saturday inEt. I She left Napier on Scrtqnibcr 17 Sor Hull I or. Immingham:
WANGABATTA BUB TO-DAY. The Waugaratta (New Zealand Shipping Company, agents) is due in port this morning from Auckland to put cut the local portion of lior Montreal oar?o. ■' . MAIIENO PfiO.il SYDNEY. The Union Oompany announcod yesterday that the Jtalieno is expected to 'cavo Sydney on Saturday i«r Wellington. On tiio return trip ehc will lcavo AVelliugton on October 27. . FOR TUB OUATIIAMS. The Kahu will not reach Wellington now till Saturday, • and as a result she will not be dispatched for the- Chatham Islands till Monday. NIAGARA LEAVES HONOLULU. According to a Press Association message from Dunfdin the Niagara, en route from Vancouver, lofi Honolulu nt 1 a.m. on October 11 for' Buva, Auckland, and Sydney. Slio is due in Auckland cu October S. PORT ALMA AND POKT HACKING, Thp Port Alma is to leave Wellington to-morrow moriiing , for Melbourne. The Port Hacking is to clear Wellington to-morrow morning for London, via- l'anama. rOJAPEinf AT PLYMOUTH. The New Zealand Shipping Company'e Buapehu arrived at Plymouth flora Wellington on Monday last. She left Wellington on Ancuat 24. The ■ ve3scl is to load oii tho west coast of linglnnd for New Zealand,, fcailinsp in the middle of November. !i MITSUKI MAKTJ LEAVES JAPAN. Advice has been received that the Onalta Shoßon Kaisha Line ateiiiner the MitauUi Maru, left .Hakodate, Japan, on October 9. The vessel is due at Auckland about November 10, and will load there for Sydney and Japan. Tho following steamers rere expected to bo within range of Wellington wireless station last'uight I—Manuka, Mararoa; K.umara, Moana, Port Alma. Waiwera, Wentralia, Port. Melbourne, and Tahiti. In range of Awanui: Harunasau Maru. In range of Auckland: Monowai, Ajaua, Atua, Flora, Hororata. and Katqa, ■'Tho Kokiri sailed for YVcstport yesterday to load for Auckland. ■'• The Tahili should loavo Wellington lor Sydney at noon to-day. . ' The Kini was bar-bound at Greymoutn yesterday, nut sho -was expected to (ret out early this morning. Early next week elio ia to load for Auckland. necessary to book cargo- space. Mr. K. G. Don, third officer of the Manuka, has como aßhoro. The Hincmoa. landed stores at Pencarroir yesterday and went ou to Cape Oampball The Calm iia loading at Oaraaru to day. From that iport she will come north to Timaru, Lyttelton, arid Wellington •Tho Karu is to leave Tarakohe to-day for Wellington. Sho will load for Lyt telton, sailiiiK this evening, v Thp Breeze is, due from Wanganui to Jay to load for Lyttclton, Timaru, and Duuedin. She will eail this evening. The Ngalicre. which arrived from Giehome last oveniug, is to eo on to Groymouth to-day. O'ho Waipara sailed at 4 p.m. yesterday for Lyttelton, Melbourne, and ■ Sydney. ■ The sctooner Philippine, which left Lyttelton on* July 2 for .Suva .and San Fran. cibco, arrived at tile latter port on September 29. ■ The Wootton Bailed for Lyttolton last evening. She is due back on Sunday and is to load, for Greymouth on Monday. Tho Badon Powoll is due to-day from 'Wanganui. She is to be .dispatched for Nmv Plymouth tliie evening. . The John is due luck from Wanganui on Saturday with a load of cheese. 6ho is to sail for Nydia llay on Monday to load for Lytteltoit. •' . The auxiliary wow Magic if esTpeoted to get away from Wellington this evening for. Sandy. Bay to load another cargo of «tono for this port. The coal'exported from the port of Creymouth for tho week ended October 4 was 49/6 tons 6ewt. During tho month of September the mean average of Die Greymouth bar was 22ft. 2;n. on the bar, and 231't. sin. in the river. It is proposed to withdrawn the harbour ferry steamers Oobar and Dueness from, the service for cue day each next week, for slipping, cleaning, and painting, ill anticipation of tho coming holiday season, which,opens oiO Liiboiir Day. Captain Macpherson.is now in command of the Manaroa. in plaso of Uaptain M'Neilage. The •Ulna, whloh oame oft the slip on Tuesday, developed a leal; that afternoon, and her pumps hod to.bo kupt going all night to keep tho , water down. She w-ae taken-nround to the slip again yesterday, Tho Flro lirigado received u call yesterday at 2.9 a.m. to the Unlono Company's bulk Dilpuesund, which wan moored alongside tho Kom.ita at the ltailway Wharf. Tho cauee of tlie fire was. the heitt of tho donkey-boiler, which set tho donkcy-houae nlight, A hope from the Komata and a lead from the brigado eoon. put the. blaze out. Tci-y littli; datnago was dono.
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