1 ARRIVED. October 20.—Rarawa, s.s, 1072 tons, Bark, from Onehunga. Passengers: Misses Hunter, Taylor, Graham (2), Quoid, Casey; Mesdames O'Rielly, Coleman, Hall, Ward; Messrs, O'Shea, Bowler, Steer, O'Rielly, Duthic, Sullivan, Richards, Johnson, Daly, Bird, Ward, Williams, James, Vaughan, McLean; Revs. Wilkinson, Harrison, Crawshaw; 12 steerage. / TELEGRAPHIC! ■' ARRIVED. Sydney, Oct. 20.—Waipori, from New Zealand. Sydney, Oct. 20.—At 11 a.m., Makura.
■ ■ SAILED. Sydney, October 20.—At 1.30 a.m., Westralia and Manuka, for New Zealand. Newcastle, Oct. 20.—Koromiko, for Lyttelton. Nelson, Oct. 20.—At 3 p.m., Corinna), for New Plymouth. ' : ' THE CORINNA. The Corinna will arrive from southern ports to-day to load dairy produce for Wellington. The Corinna will not now take general cargo from New Plymouth. Thn Rosamond will call on October 24, and will load local cargo, r| ' THE RARAWA. The Rarawa arrived from Onehunga" yesterday morning with 215 tons of general cargo and returned again last night. The Rarawa will not leave Onehunga as usual on Monday (Labor Day), but will sail on the Tuesday afternoon, arriving here on Wednesday and retiim'ing that night. THE KARU. No further news of the Karu, which was to arrive about the end of the week, has been received. •THE AWAHOU. The Awahou left Westport at 11 a.m. yesterday witli 300 tons, of coal for New Plymouth, and' will arrive this morning. NOTES.
The remarkaible expansion of the trade between Japan and Australia, and the possibilities of still further development, has (says a Sydney paper) caused another company to decide upon establishing another service between Kobe, Yokohama and the main ports of Australia. The line will be for the cargo traffic only, several vessels suitable for that business being available, and it is reported that the first sailing will be made this month. From what can 'lie ascertained, the steamers will at first be despatched monthly, but as trade conditions expand more frequent sailings will be arranged for. Negotiations regarding agency work have been opened up with a Sydney firm well known in shipping circles, and a further announcement is expected at an early date.
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