EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5435, 16 July 1879, Page 2

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Hawea, s.s., fram Northern ports Electro, 1 , ship, from London, via Bluff Glen Caladh, barque, from London, via

Auckland Silver Cloud, schooner, from Newcastle Rotbrua, s.b., from Melbourne via Southern ports ' Mary Wadley, schooner, from Newcastle Wanaka, s.s., from Wellington. •'Ttirarua, s.s., from Sydney via Northern ports Clyde, s.s.) from Wairoa "Result 1 , #.$., from Wairoa !Kiwi, i 's,'3.| from Wellington * 'Southern' Cross, s.s., from South.' -Hinemoa; s.s.,- from Southern ports. •-^'••/i*''" '• ■•>■.-■• "- - .

The ' 8.8. "Kiwi, Captain Campbell, arrived in the bay yesterday morning from Wellington yia-the coast; On her passage up the cook almost lost' his life by being washed over-

-" board' "wlien" the vessel was hove-to, but f-'liappily'-he'-'cauglit-hold'of a rope and held on ; until ; assistance -was rendered. The Kiwi .'.leaves 'for' the. South again to-day. . • ! ' '"* The -schdoner Alert was brought inside the ~porfc*yesterday and moored at the breakwater, where she will discharge her inward cargo. The s.s. Lady Bird, Captain Malcolm, will not arrive here" until this, morning. She

paving put back to Wellington on Monday on account of the heavy weather, lie left again -yesterday at 7 a.in., and will arrive hero te-4py_: &hqut .6, a.m.

vi jr. The.. Union s.s. Tararua, Captain Muir, is r;due ' here this morning from Sydney, via - Northern ports, and leaves for the South :." .-again. this morning.

;n The :>Maid of the Mill is out in the bay loading cargo ex Celreneo. ; .

.'. A.; schooner. Vvvas signalled from South yesterday afternoon, but had not arrived in the:bay irhen our report left the Spit.