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SAILED.

August 10, steamer Alhambra, 765, Sinclair, for Wellington South and Melbourne.—-Pus-sengers: Mr and Mrs H. Davis and 6 children and £ servants, Master Divis, Miss Broderick, Miss Smith, Mr and Mrs Tibbs, Messrs Chambers, Paunell, Rose, Carlson, Larkins, Denshire, M'Mullen C2), Palmer, .Campbell. 10, steamer Wallace, 57,. M'Arthur, for West C-a»t. 10, ketch Standard, 10, Gundernon, for m JFatarlsJands. ' IXPOBTS, AJbainbia, for South and Melbourne: I trunk, Ligbtband; 2 pkgs, Delaney; 1 parcel, Cookeey; 4 bales Nelaon cloth, Webley Bros; 15 sacks mait, 8 hhds, Hooper & Dodson; 1 pocket hops; Buxton & Co } 1 case, Lightband; 41 pkgs, Davis & Co; 30 sacks malt, T.Harfey; 62 bales flax, 36 bales tow, B. "LevieU; 1 box, Edwards & Co; 1 bale wool, -Mabin. • The schooners Waihopai and Arthur Wak eTifejd have left Wanganui, and may be expected /•here to-morrow. •* ; Ttfc'barque Adamant, Captain Grant, •• arrived off the Boulder Bank on Saturday morning last, after a good passage ol 93 days, -and was towed into harbor by the steamer Wallace shortly after 4 p.m. the aame day. ' She left Plymouth on May 7th, with a fine breeze from the N.W;, discharging ihe pilot ..the Mine day. Crossed the equator on Tu"sday, the 2nd June, in longitude 26 West. Fine weather prevailed until Wednesday, 'June 10, when it blew hard Irom the eastward, rAt about 11 a.m. a very heavy squall struck the ship, carrying away tbe bowsprit and all attached to it, and splitting the jibs to ribbons. Between the Cape of Good hope and Tasmania experienced occa.ioml gales. Sighted Tasmania on Thursday, July 23, irom thence experienced light northerly winds, sighting <- Capie Farewell at daylight on Friday, arriving as above. The longest distance logged in one day was 250 miles.

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 189, 11 August 1874, Page 2

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SAILED. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 189, 11 August 1874, Page 2

SAILED. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 189, 11 August 1874, Page 2

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