PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 970, 18 August 1868, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Ahunn, s.s., for Wellington, this dny Grayling, cutter, for Wairoa arid Poverty Bay, on change of weather . The schooner Saucy Lass, M'Kenzie. master, left Auckland on the 28th July ; arrived at Kennedy's Bay on Ist inst. Left again on the sth, calling at Mercury Bay for part cargo;, left there the same evening. Called in at the Bay of Plenty on the 7th, and rounded the East Capo on tho'BCh. Arrived at Wangawebi'on the 9th, and landed 24 empty oil casks and a quantity of timber and shingles. Left for Napier the same evening — wind at the time being N. N.E. Wind failed that night, and on Tuesday came on to blow from the S.E. Han down in sight of Ahuriri Blufi', and hove-to, being too late for the tide. That night blew a gale of wind, with heavy sea. Next morning, off the Old Man's Bluff, wind went round to the southward ; ran back to Wangawehi for shelter. Left again on Thursday niffht— wind light and variable. On Friday, wind light from the eastward. Arrived in the roadstead at 4 a.m. ou Saturday last, and entered the Iron Pot at noon. The Wellington, Holmes, left Wellington on Saturday last, with a strong south-east wind, which lasted throughout the passage. Arrived in tho roadstead at 11 a.m. on Sunday, The Welliiigton'brings a cargo of 60 tons of merchandise fpr this port. She left again for Auckland at 2 p.m. yesterday, carrying 200 sheep for that port. The Lord Ashley took her departure for Welling, ton and Southern ports on Saturday last, at 1 p.m.