EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5425, 4 July 1879, Page 2

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Elec^ra^.ftU.ip,, frpmLtjndon via Bluff ' : .. CHen^Oajadlii, '- barque, from London, via -■-Auckland---- - ~ """'". Silver:O)Hud; schooner). from Newcastle". j ; ißotoruay rf.a.j 'from > Melbburne r via Soutliern sports ■--■-■ *;V; tl -.= •. ' '„*":-. V'\ -■'•'■. Maj^'lWadley.'iohobuer, 1 irony Newcastle' • Wanaka, s^s.^ from Northern ports - Haweafs'.sijfrom Southern ports " Tarariia^ sis., fromiSydrieyivia ports Isabella Pratt, schooner, from Oamaru ; / Clyde, $.s., from W&iroa ---' r - ! Result, s.s., from Wairoa^ KiTO/.BiS.y from Wellington "- " : - ; - '-" ; Ladybird,. s.^s.^from Southern ports Southern Cross, s.sT,t¥rom"'Worthern ports

The bs.- Clyde','' Captain Peterson, steamed for the*Wa'ir.oaj.on .^edne^day -flight with a few pakdengeVT and a ioo& quantity of cargo. The Union Wanaka arrived jejtCTda^'iifqrnfng from'tlie"" South, and. was at once 'tendered.^ the Bella for passengers, the Three" Brothers ' "taking' her cargo. The Mmc"h)toaE!£he'but'ward passengers Jofij; at 9 annf s yestierday, .and-*tKe- ! -?Wanaka steamed jforiifrafc orice."'-'>--' ; * •'"■_•" ; . ;: -' ; - ■'•-' - : ' 3|hes firafc; lighter- iwerit out -yesterday ■ to load, ex Celoeno, and will probably discharge to-dayitll£cis r expecf!ed^the Celoono will have a good deiU;of damaged cargo, in consequence of.th'e^badiAveathei 1 she experienced on her passage.out. to Napier. -.. — A flying _ g<jujiidron,pf the British fleet will be formed this year, composed of the Incbn? stant, jßaechantnß, i '"Yblage,.' '■Newcastle', and another' yesscLr;not 'yet selected. ' It is rumored fcfiat 'Rear-|ii:dniiral Algernon Lyons will be commander.' ',".' ". Vj. • The barque "idamaritj' Captain , Bowling, made the^ passage .-.Home in 88 days, the quickest" from" Napier last season, which mußt ij give''Captain Bowling great credit, constderifig~he ha,d ...some "smart vessels to compete a^insfc,rßUch ; qis.the.Ayon'ai Glenl6ra,&c.