DEPARTURES.

Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 101, 3 May 1886, Page 2

DEPARTURES.

Gairloch. 5.8., MoAtthur, for Waitara Orowaiti, S.S., Gibb, for Westport

The s.s. Staffa arrived from Waitara at 8 o'clock this morning with 837 cases meats, i casks tallow, 37 socks bones, 70 kegs butter, 24 barrels pork, i cases hams, and 10 packages sundries The Hinemoa from Wellington at 8 o'clock this morning. Light westerly winds and heavy sea to arrival. Passengers: Rev. Mr. Niocoll, Mr Gore, Mr Lorder and 12 men for Torpedo Corps. She leuves again for Wellington at 8 o'clock to-morrow moruing. The Gairloch brings 325 sheep, 50 kegs and 6 boxes butter, 9 cases samples, and the following passengers t Messrs Hay, Rodgera, Cameron, Lees, Schinker, Williams, Cottier, Cave, Davy, Durston, Sergeant Carley, Mrs Laishley and 2 children, Mrs Lucemia, and 6 steerage. She left again for Waitara at three o'clock. The B.s. Orowaiti, Capt. Gibb, bound for Westport from Auckland, put into port this morning for a supply of coals. From the North. Cape to Manuka* she experienced a heavy West South West gale. After taking coals she left again for Westport at 4 o'clock. The s.*. Hawea arrived from South a*. 10.15 a.m. on Sunday. Passengers:—Judge Gillies and secretary, Dr. and Mrs Hooper and family, Misies Hardinc i 3), Evaas, Hooker, Mesflames Auster, Mlllard, J. Mills, Messrs G. Dassie, Anater, J. W. Wymatt, F. Hoop, M. T. BtewaU. G. Wilson, W. Weston. O. Luhnstein, HoUoway, Mackley, Wilson, Allan, Bngel, McGregor, Heath. Robertson, Bowen, GJlling, Master* Buriaigh, Williams (81, Ludbrook, Hooker, Hobertson, and 32 atoerago.