SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5190, 10 April 1888, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NAPIER,

Tho Wairoa was to have left last night for Wairoa, but was delayed by the news that the bar was impassable. She is all ready to go, and will leave without delay immediately on receipt of a favorable report. The cutter Leo discharged tho greater portion of her deck load into boats yesterday, and with the afternoon's flood, got almost clear of the mud-bank, when one of the lines giving, she drifted back to her previous position, and still remains there. The s.s. Suva leaves Aurkland thisevening, and is due here on Friday morning. The second of the Harbor Board's hopper, barges was launched from the beach last night, and towed round by the Result to the Iron Pot, where it will be finished. The steamers Australia and Kiwi are both leaving Wellington to-night. The Australia is duo here to-morrow afternoon, and is advertised to steam northwards at 1.30 p.m. on Tearsday. The Kiwi will probably land cargo along the coast, and may not reach here for a day or two. Tie Weka is loading station stores for Mahia and northern stations, and will leave to-night.

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Bluff, This day,

The Maaapouri arrived at 4 p.m. yesterday. She left Melbourne on the -th ins-., reached Hobart on tho 6th, and sailed same day at 3.30 p.m. She had fresh southerly winds with heavy swell all tho way. No passengers for Napier.