EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5277, 10 January 1879, Page 2

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Southern Cross, s.b., from Lyttelton Hawes, s.s., from Northern ports Southern Cross, s.s., for Auckland Fairy, B.s. f from Mahia. Rangatira, s.s., from Wellington Kiwi, s.s., from Wellington Mohaka, s.s., from Wairoa Go-Ahead from Wellington. Adamant, barque, from London Mendosa, ship, from London Chile, ship, from London Acadia, schooner, from Mercury Bay The b.b. Taupo, Captain Cromarty, left Auckland on the 6th, arriving at Tauranga on the 7th ; sailed three hours after arrival, and reached Gisborne on the Bth at 9 a.m.; left again at 6 p.m., arriving in the roadstead yesterday morning early. Experienced fine weather throughout. The Taupo brought 10 tonß of cargo for this port, which -was brought on shore by the Sir Donald, the Bella bringing the passengers ashore. At noon yesterday the outward passengers assembled at the breastwork, and were taken off by the Bella at neon, when the Taupo sailed for the South at once. Tho s.B. Clyde sailed on Monday night for the Wairoa with a full cargo and several passengers. The schooner Griffin arrived in tho bay yesterday, and went alongside the Glenlora to discharge wool from Poverty Bay. The Bfs.8 f s. Mohaka. arrived yesterday. She has been detained at the Wairoa inconsequence of the bad state of the bar at that port. The s.B. Fairy, Captain Campbell, arrived yesterday from the coast, and discharged her cargo of irool on board the Glenlora. The barque Adamant, frojn London, -was signalled yesterday, off Cape t^Uiser, by the Rangatira. " The latter vessel bein£ bound for Wellington, we may expect tho Adfu niftnt " er e to-morrow.'