PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9891, 18 January 1895, Page 2

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Frank Guy, harquentino, for Molbourno, toAuEtralia, 8.8., for Northern ports, 19th Dlngadeojlß,, for Wellington, 19th January. WaUiora .8.8., for Northern ports and Sydney, 20th January.

The Frank Guy did not sail yesterday as was expected, butwillleave this morning at 7 °Tl!eßouth Sea Mission schooner Southorn Rrnsa Cantata Boueard, arrived ycstqrday SSSng IrSo Norfofklsland with the Bishop of Melenesia. who comes to attend on tno Sonieoration of Bishop Williams next Sunday, and several passengers for Auckland. Tho Southern Cross left Auckland a fortnight Snce for Norfolk Island, and was seven days -OTmlngfrom there to Napier, haying tail wither and light winds most of the way. Thesohoonerisa three-masted one, and furnished with auxiliary steam engtaes. and looked a very handsome model as she lay at the anchorage. It was not generally known ttab she was coming here, and as It was her flnt visit to Napier there were many conjeetare3a¥to her Identity. She loft last evening %£Miny left last night for various coast stations between Capo Turnagain and C The e a!L Mamari is to leave Auckland this afternoon for Naplor, and will commence • Tho s.s: Te Kapu leaves for Wairoa this -The sco\»lrcne did not sail very far on her waytoMohaka.achange of wind making it advisable for her to return to the anohoratte. The Union Company's |s.s. Talune arrived from Sydney and Northern ports yesterday moraine, and was tendered by the b.b. Ahunrl. She reports too weather. Tho outward passengers went off at 2p.m., and at 4 p.m, the Talune steamed for Wellington. The b.b. Aswanley would arrive last night, and will be ready to work this morning at taking in cargo.