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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 4, Issue 169, 23 October 1880, Page 2

■'•/.V* Paairh V-arqno. Michelle Sohhou. ithin port from Lyttleton, New »aku-d, on Saturday last. Acting under ir..-rn:_ti* *:s received when at Lytthton to proceed to Ay.ia to load copra. Captain l,ar?.eu rails*l for our port only to find cm 5iU a*rival that none of tlio shipping firm- hr;u had any advice of Ids coming', cod, nr hh instructions did not came j i; corr.i icvo. :u • is now rather in a fix jvr.diag th: arrival of the next incoming :: ail. The steamer Sudsce arrived in our harhour from a cruise through the Tonga Group | o;; Sunday lust. She brought several past/mgers, usd a quantity of Island produce. On Monday the brigantine Man a arrived in port from Muiifaaua with a full cargo n. She ruin rued to Mulifanua on Tho b:igrintuif Matentu arrived ip. our p tro '*• :v*; i; 0:1 Vv o-iuosday. she brings n full oil a: copra for Mowrs. II M. Hugo and Co. On Vcodnosuny tho biigantlno Sheet Anchor rook her departure for Puget Sound. She proceeds to her (lostiualior. hy way Juluit in the Marshall Group. The S'.‘h-)onor Mr.zeppa left, our harbour for Sy ir.oy, via Varan, on Thursday. She took a jp:-;ntilv of Island produce on account of rhe Deutsche liandola and Plantftgen Goscllschaft. and will lill up with copra at Vavau. Tho Mnzeppa liacl a full complement nf passengers, and, «r in addition to a crowd of 11 white folks” she took several nutiv for tho Friendlies, tho short passage to Vavau should prove quite a lively one. A\e loam that tho ketch Patience was expected to leave Lcvuka about the 10th i aslant. Her early arrival in port may therefore be looked for.