PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 912, 28 January 1868, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Cleopatra, p.s., lor Wairoa and Poverty Bay, this day Echunga, ship, for London, about Bth February Egniont, s.s., for Tauranga and Auckland, 29th instant Hero, schooner, for Wairoa, this day John Bunyan, barque, for London, this day Ranpatira, s.s., for Taui-anga and Auckland, 7th February Wellington, s.s., for Wellington and Southern Ports, 2nd February The John Bunyon, barque, cleared the customs on Saturday last, with, in ail, 1453 bales wool, 36 bags wool, lv biiles and 10 bundles sheep skins, 400 ox hides, 10 calf skins, 17 i casks and 4,hhds tallow, tho total approximate valuu of which is £:M',210. She will sail this day, if she did not proceed to sea last night, and we heartily wish a prosperous voyage to this thu first wool ship of the season. The Cleopatra, p.s., after a careful overhaul, and being newly painted &c, takes her departure lor Wairoa and Poverty Bay this day at 11 a.m. The ketch Speedwell, bour,d for the East Coast in ballast, took her departure on Saturday last. I The schooner Murewai took her departure for I Poverty liay on Sunday morning lasfc. carrying 100 sheep and several packages merchandise. I Thu schooner Annie left this port on Sunday morning for Mohaka, from whence she will relurn during the week witli a cargo of wool. The schooner Hero will leave this port for Wairoa i during the dav. ' The s.s. Egmont, due here on the 29th insfc., with the English mail, will take her departure lor Tauranga and Auckland on the same date. I The Wellington, s.s , will arrive from Tauranga and Auckland on tho Ist prox., and steam for Wellington next day, carrying the English mail via Panama, '