PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8335, 11 April 1889, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Kiwi. ».b., for Wellington and coast, to-day. M»itai,B.s., for Wellington, >2thinat. Australia, 5.8., for Gisborno and Auckland, Mararoa, S.S., from Melbourne and South, Wiairarapo, s.s., for Sydney and North, 13th lonio, 8.8., for London via South, 20th mat. Uamaru, ship, for London, early. The B.S. loaio will arrive from Wellington on Thursday morning, the 18th inst She »nould get away on Friday night or Saturday m Vbe °A Maitai should arrive from Auckland and Gisbonie to-morrow morning. She la . advertised to steam for Wellington at 3 p.m. "Theßohooner Dunedin should finish taking In her careo of timber for Dnuedin to-morrow morning. She should sail about Saturday. " The Wairarapa, from Melbourne and South, »nd the Mararoa, from Sydney and North, will arrive on Saturday. " Messrs Kinross White and Goudy have received advice that the KlwihasbßPn detained •working the coast but will arrive this mornThe steamers Fairy, Weka, Ahuriri, and Result left on Tuesday ninht for different coaststations With thepresent flno weaiher they should find no difficulty in working their different cargoes along the coast. The B.s. Australia was detained In Wellington till 6 o'clock last night. She should arrive about theßametimetonight She wniprobably come inside and dischanrohercargotomorrow morning, buC she may be lightered in the Bay and despatched to airborne and Auckland tonight. !3he was detained m Wellington to take aboard the Napier portion of the lonic's cargo.