PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 9267, 29 April 1892, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Southern Cros?, 8.r.. for the North, to-flay. KiaTtai WoU'nßtoa. 30tu April. Walrarap*. s.s., for Molboarno and Southern Te Anau, b.s., for Giaborne and Auokland, Ist Moy.

Tho barquenUne JcssTo left Ly tie*, ton for | thia uort on Wedne»diy wiih a pjrt load or Kern produce. Sho will toed TO here With rotatoes for Brisbane, and will have Julofe despatch, hir space beiog folly enc.«>. Walrarapa left Anoklaßd at noon jeswrday, arid is me The outward pisaecgors will bo takon Oil or t&e s.e. Abnrlri at 2 p_ro. t u«a«.ii, s.B. Tb Anau -Mil arrive from the South en Sunday. Passengers will bo taken rr.m the wharf atiom. ... „ \r.-n. The se. Aiißtrall* Is due from I ha .North early tomorrow. If she arrives up to time Sw will be despatched for Wolllngloa at n Th obarquentine0 barquentine Kato T»tham will ! bo i all out 10-morrow. and will Immediately load ■with potatoes for Sydney. . Tho Kiwi ws not poslol up as having left Woringtrm yesterday. Wo supwm streM of ■Jro^ther detaine horln tort at weMlngtonTho S.B. Te Kapu arrived hore from W alroa at 3 B.m.ye6terday, and everyone on board wes clid to reaoh port aftor having had » ton ibly rough pan3»*o of ton honrs. Cap . Mn Anderson states that tho sea waß running mountains high, n.nd_ a furious gale .was Wowing, whloh mado tho trip ono to bo re"ftowtTM Leo, laden with drain ripe, from Auokland, wont ashore at the Wairoa Heads on Tuesday and bomped^about for samo timo, doing herself co'Siderable damage. Eventually she mungod to get ovor the bar. and stranded on a sandbank to The"ketoh Gratitude U ell out, aod will load up with barley for Dunedln. _.____. Thosß. B:.nUn>rn Oross left Wellvngtonat 7 am. yesterday. and U due here t hla forenoon. It In very doubtfal, tbongh. if sns could round Cape Palilscrln tho testb of the Strong southerly blowing yesterday.