PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9326, 22 March 1893, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Te Anau, s.e,, for Sydney and Northern ports, 2lrd Marob, Mararoa, c.c., for Melbourne and ths South, 23rd March, 1 he Union Company's b.b. Mararoa leaveß Auckland to-day, and Is due here to-morrow afternoon. She Is to work Glsborne to-morrow morning. The ss, Ahnrirl will tabs off the outward passengers at i p.m. The ».B. Te Anau Is due about midday tomorrow from Southern pom, and leaves during the evening for Bydney and the North. Tee last lannoh leaves che wharf at 5 p.m. The b.b. Lily left tor Walroa shortly after midnight on Monday, and arrived there about • o clook yesterday morning. The 1.8. Ahurlri steamed for Blackhead •bout midnight on Monday, taking a fnll cargo. The BOhooner Dunsdln sails to-day for Dun. edln with a foil load of grass seed and barley. The barqnenitne Hio was towed in alongside the wharf yesterday by tho b.b. Fanny, and at once oommenced discharging cargo. The b.d, lndramayo has been delayed in Wellington loagor titan was anticipated through- the bad weather interfering with the discharge of her oargo. She Is expeoted to leave for Kapier to-day, and will ari ive here to-morrow wilh about 800 tons of oargo for this port. The c.c. Southern Cross was to leave Auok-, land last sight, and is due here on Friday morning. SBe proceeds to Wellington the fame day at noon. The b.b, Te Eapu etoamed early yesterday morning for Wairoa, and arrived there at 6