VESSELS EXPECTED.

Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 267, 9 November 1889, Page 4

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Alameda, E.M.s., from San Francisco, due f. 5sV. I.oth "MaTiapo'urii s.a., from South, Monday. Kotorua, e.s., from South, Tuesday. Ta Au'au, 3.a., from Sydney, Tuesday. Wsii:iui, s.s., from bamoa and Tonga, ,'i; Wednesday < > . Wanaka, 8.c., from South, Thursday.

Inwards Coastwise. —Gonnet, cutter, from Maraetai, with 30 tons tire wood; Mabel, scow, from the TiiauiKS, wibfJ logs ; .Antelope, cutter, from Great Barrier, witu oysters.

Ac. the Railway Wharf th 3 barque Brunette and the brigantine • Arafcapu are discharging their cargo of Nfevvcastle coal.

The s.s. lona left for Tauranga last evening, taking the placo of the Clansman which h&a been detailed for the VVaiwera excursions.

The little Bteamer Roboiti, which had been despatched to the Great Barrier in place of the luna, returned last night with a couple of pnssengurs.

The tqpsail schooner Dunedin, Captain Biownell, sailed last evening for Tairua ; gh'e is to argraent her cargo ot 50 tona drainpipes for Napier by 20,000 feeb ot sawn timber.

The Fiji akeamer Arawata was to-day completing her loading ot sawn timber and general caigo for her usual ports ot Suva and Levuka, whither ahe sails at 5 p.m. to morrow.

; The following passengers have booked for Suva and Levuka by the Fiji steamer Arawata, to sail to-morrow evening :— .'Rev. George Brown, Messrs Sargeant, McConnell, and Charleaworth. .