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The Kallatina from Clarence arrived in Syd-
ney on Sunday, Passengers : Mesdames,
Hammond, Wilson, Redfern, Bransgrove,
Weston, Henderson, Barnes, and Gillies ;
Misses, Barnes, M. Barnes, G. Barnes, B,
Barnes, Stacey, Lobbnn, Hughes, Arnold, I
Arnold, Fraser, Tayler, Peoples, Fairweather, i
Anderson. 8, Campbell, M. Campbell, Dill
Macky, Weston and McGuire; Masters, Lob
ban, Rush, Cox, Edols, Barnes, Henderson,
Hammond ; Messrs, S. Cameron, O. Drake,
G. A. Elliott, G. Lobban, O. Bransgrove, O.
H. Mills, J. McPhail. A. DunnicUff, J. S. I
Stark, J, Floyd, J. McPherson. G. Lidman,
H. Turnbull, H. Turnbull, jun. F. Hughes,
A. S. Redfern. A. J. Hammond, H. Warden,
W. Wilson, E. R. .Davis, B. J. M'Dougall,
J. A. Hedberg, W. A. Shute, and 10 in the
steerage.
S.S. Nymboida (Capt. Farrell) arrived off
Clarence bar 6 a.m. yesterday, detained off
bar walting for tide, crossed in at 7.45
a.m. Passengers-Mesdames O Ryan, Frape,
M'S wan, Gray, Wilson, Olougessy; Misses
Mawhinney, Greaves, Harkness, Hare. Buch-
an, Rankin, O'Connor, Thornton (2), Phillips,
Morgan, Johnson, Smith. Flintoff : Messrs.
M. Shea, G. Quailey, W. Short, L. M'Donald,
J. Eagles, J, M'Leod, J. Kane, J, Rothwell,
J. G. Phillips, O. Phlllins, F. Flintoff. B. C.
Harkness, J. H. Pass, L. H. Cootes, R. W.
Gillis, E. D. Ryan, G. Chapman, J. M'Len
nan, T. A. Wilson, A. Bransgrove, P.
Krltscb, Ti. Madson, E, G. Buchan ; Masters
Savidge, Eagles, M'Leod, Davis, Sanders;
and nine in second cabin; for Seal Rocks
three passengers ; from Trial Bay five Sisters
of St. Mary.
The Australian left Sydney last night via
Newcastle for the Clarence. She brings a
cargo of coal for the Gas Co,
The Macleay crossed in on Sunday and the
Fiona yesterday.
The Nymboida crossed in at 7.45 a.m. yes-
terday' ¡having been detained two hours at
the entrance waiting for the tide.
The Macleay arrived from the Richmond,
and was to run |out yesterday with 1,800
bags potatoes, 271 bags bone dust.
Dr. J. J. Stapleton, of Wallsend, one of
the best-known and most popular of medical
practitioners of the Newcastle district, was
found dead in the bush about midway be-
tween Wallsend and West Wallsend, It ls
thought that deceased, whilst riding through
the bush, experienced symptoms of an
approaching apoplectic seizure, and realising
the seriousness of bis condition at once dis-
mounted and lay down on the ground, j
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