PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 14, Issue 1118, 14 January 1870, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Jennia Ellingwood, barque, for London, about a fortnight Wellington, a.s., for Wellington, probably to-day Eangatira, as., for Auckland, to-morrow The schooner Hero cleared at the Customs last Wednesday for the Wairoa, with a large miscellaneous cargo. The schooner Three Brothers was to leave last night for the Wairoa, with a large general cargo. The fine clipper ship Chile may be expected very shortly, having now, we believe, discharged the Auckland portion of her cargo, Th's fine vessel cornea consigned to the firm of Messrs. Watt Brothers. The Australian brigantine Mary Ann cleared at the Customs yesterday, and will leave this port for Newcastle, N.8.W., the first favorable opportunity. The N.Z.S.N. C'o.'s favorite s.s. Wellington may be looked for to-day from Auckland, She will take away the Napier portion of the outgoing English mail shortly after arrival. This vessel is noted for her excellent passenger accommodation. The N.Z.S.N. Company's s.s. Eangatira, expected from Wellington to morrow, had not left up to late last night. She \vill, after discharging her Napier cargo, inwards, pro* ceed northwards. We anticipated that the line clipper barque, Jennie Ellingwood, will leave our waters about the end of the month for London direct. The fine brig, Maggie, owned by Mr. Vautier, of this port, will leave almost immediately for Newcastle, N.S.W. The fine dipper schooner, Success, which j Vi this port last Monday for Waimaraina f. ■■ i cargo of wool, may be expected to put ! hi hx> <r ->earance this week. Tv • ><?w Pilotage Act" makes a great ; iMf' '.. . -.t-oi) 1« the receipts of the proviace ; I '■] uly nVh the minimum amount of ship- .•"■>!£ j"<->r ihh mo itb, over £15 has been cO--1;,., 5,....\r,. ; v. {, nau O ne month's collections uisurir 'sV- old Aot.