The schooner Mary Anderson returned to port, mi Sunday lust, after a cruiso of two months und a hull' in tlio Now Hebrides lirouij, with soiiio seventy-nine labourers, ail of wlium have been landed in excellent health and eonditiou, and have been sent down .to the llmliftmua Plantation. On Tuesday last the schooner Upolu left fur a labour cruise among the islands of tlio New Hebrides. The schooner Madona arrived in harbour from Auckland, via tlio t'rjeudlv Islands, on Tuesday lust. She left Auckland on the Ist of June, On Tuesday last the Mary, a smart little fore-and-uft schooner, urrived in harbour from Tahiti, utter a passage of nine davs. She. is under the command of Captain Towne, who called inhere some few mouths ■ago, in the smuLl steamer Kvu, en route tu TuluU The brigantino Myrtle took her departure, yesterday morning, lor Fasitootui and ftivuii, whero a considerable .quantity uf cargo-awaits her for shipment, to Auckland.
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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 94, 19 July 1879, Page 2
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