SHIPPING.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume VI, Issue 548, 15 December 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OE. TAURANGA.

TIDE TABLE. Sun High Water December. Rises Sets Morn. Even. it.sr. ir.M. ior. k.m. 15 Saturday .. 4.41 7.10 1.30 2.2 1G Sunday „• _«_l 7.11 "2.36 3.10 17 Monday .. "4.42 7.12 3.43. 4.1 a 18 Tuesday .. 4.42 7.12 4.43 5..11 19 Wednesday.. 4.43 7.13. 5.39 6.7 20 Thursday .*. 4.43 7.13 6.31 6.55 21 Friday -'.. 4.44 7.14 7.19- 7.42 Moon : Pull moon, 20th; 11. .30 p,«i, ABEiVALS---Dceemher.. 12 — Staffa, s.s., Baker, from Opotiki via Coast, with produce and passengers. 13 — Louise, cutter, Amour, from Maketu, in ballast. 14 — Hawea, s.s., Wheeler, from Auckland, with, passengers :. Miss Jackson, Miss BoardyMrs 8.. C. Jordan, Mrs and Master _ .. Newhold, Mr and Mrs Corniskey,. Messrs \ Roberts, Wliyte, "Enoka •■ te wanaka, ' •. Masters.. Hewitt ' (2)," 7 in the steerage, -smAs^epsvol'-,oaxgo' akd. 3o. through pas» sengers for' the South. - - , * - 14— Kare^way qutfcery Hoi^e, froxa- Katikati, * with'rails* y - yy • y^ "yy-yy^ 'y - • Depabttoes— December.. 12 — Wangarei, cutter, Williams,' for Wliangapoa, in ballast.. 12 — Rowena, "5J3.., Sellars, for Auckland via Mercuiy Bay, with produce. Passengers i Mrs Hines, Mrs Herbert, Messrs T. D. Wrigley, Esdale, Young, and Master McKellar. 12 — Sunderland, cutter, Allen, for Tairua, with 8 casks beer (Wrigley and Son). 12— Annie, cutter, Cinnamon, for Auckland, in ballast. 13— Staffa, s.s., Baker, for Opotiki via Coast, with general cargo. Passengers : Miss ■ Jeffrey, Mr 'and Mrs H. W. Vercoe and family, and 2 natives. 14— Louise, cutter, Amour, for Mercury Bay, in.ballast. ' . . - 14— Hawea, s.s., Wheeler,, for Gisborne and Southern Ports', vith passengers : Messrs Ballard, Sn'edden,, and Jeffe, -three in the' steerage, and original cargo and passengers from Auckland. The. s.s. Rowena left Auckland for this port at five o"clock yesterday afternoon. The Union Company's s.s. Hawea, Captain Wheeler, arrived from the North yesterday morning early, and anchored at the man-of-war anchorage. She left again for Gisborne and Southern Ports shortly after eleven. We are indebted to the purser for latest Auckland files. The Christmas Holiday trip of the s.s. Hawea round the Middle Island, lately advertised in our coliimns, Appears to have been promptly taken advantage of. Some eight or nine passengers from Auckland were on -board yesterday, and we learn that the Auckland agents received news from the headoffice at Dunedin that so many applications had been made as to necessitate providing additional accommodation.