ARRIVALS—January.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 347, 5 January 1876, Page 2

ARRIVALS — January.

1-^-Reweiio,. BSjSellars, from Auckland; via Mercury Bay,, with general cargo and 24- head of cattle. Passengers — Mias Graham, Mrs- J*-8., Russell, Mrs T. J. Henßhaw, the Rev: Father Mahoney,' Messrs tJampbell, ■ Grayi' Boss, Uoble,J . t,. iMackay,. Douglas, James Gdat'ea, J. B. Russell, and 1 in. the steerage. ■ 2 L -7Karewa, cutter, Cinnamoa, from Eati- ; '"katij with sundries.' 2-— Elizabeth, Bchqmev^Tfickßoa, fr° m Napier, ■ •with . flour. Paflsengwa— Mr Hopkins Hori Ngatai,. Enoka,, and 12 r natives. -'-.--' , . 3 — Endeavour, brigantine, Dick; . from Oamaru,,wifch grain" and, flour. 3 — Victoria, .cutter^Fullerton, from Tahawai,. - with posts; . • ' Depabtttbes.— January. 2 — lsabel,. cutter, Woodlock,, coastwise, with sundries.. 3 — Uovrena, s s-, .Sellara,. for Auckland, vid Mercury Bay, with sundries, and 4 casks beer, Wrigley & Son. Passengers : Messrs J.Louch,Sandford,Westphal,.R. Wright, '•• ; R. Home, V-, Jacobsj Walker, Misses- . Westphal,. Grimeby,.Neil, and fout in . • the steerage. . 3— Elizabeth, schooner, . Dicksdn, . for; Auck-i land.- in ballast.

. Tha B;.B_Rowfina aiado. another exceedingly oraarfc run from Auckland on her last trip.' She left Queen street Wharf on Friday even--ing at 5.15 p.m., went into the Tarnaki, shipped 25 head of cattle, and discharged the whole alongside Tauranga wharf' by 4.30 on Saturday. - . _ The JEtowena may be expected' back in this port; at her usual hour on- Saturday*. The cause of her early departure on Monday was in order to get back to Auckland as Boon as possible for the. purpose ' of stepping, a new, fore•"■in'a'sfr.- '■■'■- '■ ■'-■■ .:■".:■"' •, .'; The brigantine rEndeavoui? : arrived in' the harbour, from Omaru on Monday morning after a passage of ten days. She left Omaru on the 24th ulfc., and was off Poverty Bay at noqxv on-.the.3lßt'paising East Cape at, B p.m.. on fch'e same day. With the exception of a 1 strong wind from the N. W. with .a. head sea* when off Capo Pallisor,.. she-, experienced. fine weather throughout lhe : voyage. She brings a" cargo of oats consigned to'Messrß Hannon and Co., . . .