PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8963, 4 May 1891, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Aurtrilla, &b , for Notthotn ports, 7th M«r. Southern Cross, 8.8., for Wellington, Bth May. Hotowahana, 8.8., for Molbourno via Southern porlo, 9th May. WalSora, c.*., for Bydney via Northorn ports, Oth May! Awaroa, tohooner, for OUborne, early. The Union Company's coastal steamer Australia, Captain Glob, arrived from Northern ports at 7.30 a.m. on Saturday. Sho landed about 80 tons cargo at (he breastwork, and left for Wellington at noon. The Union Company's se. Rotomahnna, Captain Kennedy, arrived from Northern, norts at 10 a.m. on Saturday. Sho wns tendered by tho Anutlrl on arrival, and tho outward pftMeiigtra woro takon off nt 5 p.m., tho Rotomahana stoamlng N orth at 6 p.m. It is reportod that she had to pass Oiaborno without landing passonßors or cargo owing to the heavy sea* Ihe s.s. Te Kapu arrived from Wniroaat 3,30 p.m. on Saturday. Sho is to loavo attain to-morrow morning. Tho sohooner IJly arrived from Tlmaru daring Saturday night, Sho brings v tall carpo of broadatuffj. Tho Union Company's s.B. Tarawera, Capt«ln Blnolalr, arrived from Sydnof via Northern ports at 6.45 a.m. ycstord*y. The Ahnriri tendered hor at 7 a.m., and took off the outward, passengers at 10 a.m., the Tarawa steaming Booth at 11.50 a,m. The Union Company's cargo steamer Pohsraa, Captain It E. Smith, arrlvoi (rotr Southern ports at dnylight yeatcrday morning. The Pohorun was bought by tho Union Company at Home twolvo months ago, but Uiis Is her first visit to this pert Pfio is a tjood oargo o»rrier. She has over 1400 tons cargo on board, ISO tons being for this port Tbo Poherua steams North to-day. The throe-mastoil nohoonor WairoVa, with n full cargo of coals, arrived from Nowcasllo yesterday morning. Sho was at onoo towod In by the 0.9, Annrlrl, and moored at tho breastwork,