PORT OF NAPIER.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5994, 8 November 1890, Page 2

PORT OF NAPIER.

ARRIVALS.

November. 7—To Kapu, s.s., from Wairoa. Smith and Provis. agents. 8-Southern Cross, s.s., from Wellington. R. Puflett, agent. Passengers — Two steerage. , B—Australia, s.s., from northern ports. R. Puflett, agent. .avengers-Messrs Greig, Quiun, and Ferguson.

DEPARTURES.

November. 7—Kahu, ss., for Wellington. Richardson and Co., agents. B—Australia, ss , for Wellington. R. Puflett, agent.

Vessels in port.

IN TUB BAY. Rangifikei, ship , Piako, ship j Asterion, barque AT THE BREASTWORK. Australia, s.s. Southern Oross, s.s. Orpheus, schooner Spray, echo uier Comet, keteli IN THK IKON POT. Enterprise, brigantiue Dunedin, schooner Tlie s.s Kahu, Captain Romerill, steamed for Wellington yesterday afternoon. She calls on the coast for wool. The ketch Comet is loaded, and will sail for Dunedin this afternoon. The Union Co.'s Southern Cross arrived from Wellington during last night Sho brought a quantity of transhipments ex Rimutfika, which slip discharged this morning The Southern Cross leaves for the north at 4 p.m The Union Co.'s Australia, Capt. Gibb, arrived from Auckland and Gisbornoat 8.30 am. to-day. She discharged her cargo at the breastwork, and left the wharf at noon to tow up the ship Kangitikei previous to steaming for Wellington. Tho ship Rtingitikei was beating about the bay all day yesterday, but, did not manage to get up to the anchorage till this afternoon.

The ship Pinko, Captain Sutherland, is to sail for London this evening. She takes from here 3102 bales wool and skins, 334 casks tallow, 130 casks pelts, 170 hairs hor_s, 11 bsles horn, 1 halo cowhair, 301 bales flax, 41 sacks bones, and 1 box whalebone. Tho .«.». Maori is announced to leave tor Wellington this afternnon. _ The s s. Te Kapu arrived from Wairoa last evening, and returns to that place on Monday night. The R.M.S. Rimutaka is expected hero 17th instant to loud frozen meat, &c, for London. Tho Tarawora left Sydney for Auckland yeeterday.