PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7619, 16 December 1886, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

■''■' 'ito Anau, 8.5., for Molbourno via Southern • 'ports, 18th inst. Hauroto, b.b., for Sydney Yin, Poverty Bay ■ and Auckland, 18th inst. The b. 3. Kiwi arrived in tho bay at 3.30 a.m. . on Wednesday, nnd was brought into tho '■ • / inner harbor at 5.30 o'clock. Sho loft Wolhngton nn tho 13th at 1 p.m., and arrived nt Castlopoint at 11 a.m. next day; landed a . small quantity-of cargo and mails, and loft ncain at 1 p.m. same day; cnlled at Wangne- ■ hui at 5,30 p.m., and moved on after an hours ■ detention, arriving as above. Experienced strong N.V\*. winds as far as Capo Turnaguin, ■thence to Kidnappers fresh southerly winds, attended with heavy rain;, fine weather . across tho bay. She discharged a large cargo at the breastwork, and left ate p.m. yesterday for Wellington. ■ „.,., The s.s. Sir Donald arrived at a late hour ■ on Tuesday night from Blackhead. Sho brought a full load of wool for tho Zealandla. ' ■ Thoßecamia left Oamaru at i o clock on ' ■ 'Saturday last. Experienced strong southerly . winds and N.W. gales to Capo Turnogain, ■which point sho breasted on Tuesday evening 'nt 7 o'clock. Tho wind then suddenly shifted to -■ the southward.accompamedwithheavyrain. She reached tho nnohorago yesterday at 8 n.rii.', and was nt onco brought Inside. 'She • commenced landing hor cargo of produce during the forenoon. Tho Wairoa rotnrnedfrom Wairoa at an early hour yesterday morning. ■ Thobarquo Auriga arrived from tho Bluff on Wednesday morning. Sho has some comont for the Harbor Board. Tho Sir Donald is loading with station stores for Blackhead.'