PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Issue 7619, 17 December 1886, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

To Anau, s.s., far Molbourno via Southern ports, 18th inst. . ' Hauroto, s.s.. for Syanoy via Poverty Bay and Auckland, ISth mst. ■ , • Ths 8.8. Wairoa left at 7 o'clock last OVcning, '• "having returned ta-clay from . Wfclroa. She loaves again for that place : aifc a o'clock on ■ Sanday night. . Tho s.s. Southern Cross, Captain Spinks, arrived in tho roadstead from Wellington at • 11 p.m.' on Wednesday, and was brought alongside 1 tho brftastwork at 7 a.m. yestor- ' day. Sho experienced strong southerly wind and nasty hfca.d sea to Cane Pallisor. thonco moderate sawthorly wind and smooth water . along tho Sast Coast. Sho left at S.SO p.m. ■; yesterday for Gisborno and Auckland. Tho s.g. Weka was to loavo for PouW'i'cro mulßiacKhoaa last night. ShoiantiiirsMpfor tho^o places. ' , 'Tho B.s. Mararoa ib to arnVcat this port ■ from Sydnoy via Northern «orls on Friday morning, tho 24th instant: ' Tho Union Company doservo praiso for their endeavors to avoid, having a steanttjr hero on Christmas '^ ■ jriio s:s. Australia was to lcavo Gisborno at - S o'clock lost evening. If sho sailed us ex■peeled, she 'will arrive horo and bo brought S . ' insido this morning. She leaves again at H ■ • a.m. for Wellington. ,The barquo Auriga was feroughl into the ' , inner harbor at 4.30 o clock yestctcfay morning. Sho is larger than tho Liava, A\id' is theroforo ■tho largest brought inside i\s yet. She com- " menced landing cai'go during the aftornoou. On completion -of diecliargo sho is to load 1 wool for Londaa, taking as much alongside - ■ tho wharf as \iossiblo. and finishing hor loading in the fcay. • Tho s.s. Sir Donald is expected back from ■ Blackhead to-night. Tho bulk of this season's . clip of Wji from that station is now nearly up, ■ • .