PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7718, 15 April 1887, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Manapouri, s.s., for Southern ports nnd Melbourne, lGth insl. , Walrarapa, s.s.. for , Northern ports nna Sydney, 16th inst " '. .

Tho Australia arrived on Wednesday night as oxpoctod, nnd wns brought inside yesterday morning. , She landed and took in cargo at tho breastwork, nnd was taken to tho anchorage in tho bay at 12.30 p.m. to await outward mails and passengers. Thoso "wcro taken off by tho Boojum at 6.30 p.m., and tho steamer proceeded on hor voyage for Northern ports shortly afterwards. _ „ , Tho Waitakl roports having loft Lyt tolton nt 3.30 p.m. on tho 11th inst., nnd Wellington at 6.30 p.m. on tho 12th. Sho was brought in-side-yesterday morning at li o clock, and berthed at tho breastwork, whoro sho landed hor cargo. Sho was takon to tho anchorage in tho bay at noon yesterday, and proceeded onhervoyageat7o'clooklastovemnpf. There was no telegraphic news of tho Kiwi from Castlopoint last night. . Tho Dunedin, schooner, hence, arrived at Timaru on Wodnesday. Sho is on the berth at that port for Napier. All arrangements ns to freight can bo mado with her agents, Messrs Ellison and Duncan. Port Ahvmri. ' Tho Manapouri left Auckland at 12.1 a p.m. yesterday. If not detained by the_ present ■ southerly weather at Gisborno she will arrivo anfl. be despatched as usual. • . Tho Kahu would likely havo arrived during last night or early this morning. Tho Silver Cloud arrived at Nowcastlo on Saturday last Sho roturns to Napier with anothor cargo ot coals. ' The Wairoa landed some 30 bales o£ wool and a largo quantity of fruit yesterday. Sho is again loading for her usual port, and will leave for thero as soon ns tho nrevaihng southerly weather takes off and tho sea on Tho^lfosult and Sir Donald are both detained at the wharf owing to the S.E. weather setting in. The Arawa, now at Wellington, has on board a considerable quantity of cargo for Napier.