THE HIMALAYAH. Thes.s. Clansman, from the North and Russell, reports that ab 1 a.m. to-day, when off Cape Rodney, she passed a largo vessel bound evidently to. Auckland, burning blue lights as if for a pilot. She will probably be tho Shaw-SaviH barque Hitualayah from London, and she should arrive this evening. The Himalayan is now 105 days oub for Auckland. |

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.
DEPASTURES. Mahinapua, s.s., Spedding, for the South. Passengers : Miss Brown, Mr T.. White, Captain McGillivray, and four steerage. Gairloch, s.s., for New Plymouth. Queen, schooner, Jones, for Hokianga.
TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.
Tauranga, this day.—Arrived, 9 a.m. : S.s. Australia, from Auckland. Kaipaba. Heads, fchia day.—Sailed to day : Ketch, Nellie, for Manukau ; the Handa Isle, barquentine, fn* , p -iney. Lyttelton, -iled: S.s. Takapuna, for Northern T*C4 Passen gers:—For Auckland: Miss Demontalk, Mr Batger. S.s. Talune, for Northern ports. Passengers:—For Auckland : Mr and Mrs Montaic, Mrs Mouraut and family, MrJudgson. ' Pokt Chalmers, September 3.—Sailed: 8.8, Pakeha, for Lybtolton, with 5,781 sarcases of frozen mutton ; Orellana, barque, Gibb, for Portland, Oregon. Bluff, this day. — Sailed: Rachael Cohen, brigantine, Lloyd, for Melbourne. ' Melbourne, September 3.— Sailedyester day: S.s. Tarawera, for the Bluff. Melbourne, this day.—Arrived: VV enona, from Auckland, on the 2nd.
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