EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10465, 21 November 1896, Page 2

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Stora, b.b,. Efrom Sonthern ports, November — "th. Rotom ahana. b.b., from Northern ports and Sydney, November 26th. PKOJSCTED DEPARTURES. Kawat— l, b.s., for Wellington, to-dayi Flora, s.s., for Glsborna and Auckland, November 2ith. Botomahana, 8.8., for Southern ports, November 20th. The Union Company's s,s. To Anau arrived from Northern ports at G yesterday morning, and was berthed at the breakwater. She landed £0 tons of cargo, and loft for Southern ports ab noon. Tbe Sis. Kawatlrl will compute the discharge of her cargo this morning, and thon leavee for Wellington. The sohooner Awanul arrived from Giaborne yesterday morning with a quantity of maize, and loads outwards with timber for Glflunrno. 'Ibk schooner Marmion is now ready for sea, and will probably sail this morning for Mercury Bay. The as. Fanny wend across tho bay yosternay to Moeangl for a load ot wool. At 1.30 p m. yesterday the b.b, Dingadeo arrived at the breastwork from Wellington, and at once aet to work to discharge her cargo, She then took in a quantity ot general cargo for the ooaatand Auckland, and left for Glßborne. The s.s. Bella left for Mohaka at 11 a.m, yesterday. The 8,8. Anglian arrived at tho breakwater •J 8 aon. yesterday from Sydney and tho NortJ, landed 10 tons cargo, and loft for Southern porta at noen. ■ The Union Oompany's b.b. Waihora arrived 60 _a breakwater from Southern ports at noon yesterday, and during the afternoon was engaged in landing about HO tons of cargo. Soe left for Northern ports and Sydnoy at 7 P.— . The Pania arrived from Wairoa with a load S' wool lastieyenlng. She;iu»fl3 to-morrow, ana leaves for Wairoa on Sunday.