DEPARTURES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 51, 1 March 1901, Page 6

DEPARTURES.

FEBRUARY.

6—lndradevi, s.s., J. Firth, for London, via the South. 6-Alameda, R.M.s.,' F. Herriman, for Samoa, Honolulu and San Francisco.

I C—Jessie Craig, barque. A. Campbell, for i Sydney, via Kaipara. i 7—Tavluni, s.s., McLean, for Fiji. I s—Abbey Holmes, s.s., W. Brown, for

Sydney. S—Silver Cloud, three-masted schooner. W. Heays, for Sydney, via Hoklanga. 12—Sonoma, R.M.s., Van Oterendorp, for Sydney. 12—Mararoa, s.s., Edwin Phillips, for Sydney. 12—Ovalau, s.s., F. Macbeth, for the Cook and Society Islands. 12—Empreza, barque, E. Stenbeck, for Warrnambool, via the Thames. 16—Manapouri, s.s., G. Crawshaw, for Tonga. Samoa. Fiji; and Sydney. 17-Elingamite, s.s., W. J. Wylie, for Sydney. 19—Britannic, troopship, Captain Hayes, R.N.R., for Southampton, via Adelaide. 19—Dalhousie, R.1.M.5., PilTord, for South. 24—Max, barque. Willimin, for Glasgow. 25—Walkare, s.s., Richardson, for Sydncv.

The steamer Ovalau brought news on February 6 or" the burning at sort of the four-masted barque Pyrenees. Sh<5 sailed from Tacoma on October lit!), lor Loith. with a ofirgi. oil grain, am! v.lien '■'.'< days out w;u: found to be on five. ii -.vis impossible lo t-xtin^uish the outbreak, and the v-hsel was beached »n Gsimblov Island, St'ii miles '"am Tahiti. livorythinc; possible wnfl Riilveii from the vessel, which was then abandoned. Che captain and crew proceeding with the salv:igf: 10 Papc-iHc, Where the gear was sold for .C2OO. When abandoned the ship was jjuttc-cl from stem to stern.