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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11122, 14 January 1899, Page 1

SHIPPING. « PORT OF NAPIER. HIGH /WATER SLACK— THIS DA" Outer Harbor ... a.m. 7.1 —p.m. 7.; Inner Harbor ... a.m. 8.31 — p.m. 8.1 TO MORROW. Outer Harbor... a.m. 7.43 — p.m. 8.: Inner Harbor... a.m. 8.13 p.m. 9.i ARRIVALS. January 13— YPaihora, s.s., from Soutl era ports. R. Puflett, agent. Pai sengera— Misses Brill, Tripp, Jacobsoi Wood* Mrs .Bennett and child; Messi Baker, O'Neil, Fisher, Gibbs, Lees, Alsoi . Wake, King, Bennett, Miller (2) ; 1 steerage. January 13— Omapere, s.s., from Wei lington.. R. Puflett, agent.' January 13— Ahuriri, s.s., from th coast. YVenley and Lanauze, agents. January 13— Weka, s.s., from the coast Richardson and Co., agents. January' 13— Te Kapu, s.s., from Wai roa, Smith and Co., agents. . DEPARTURES. January 13 - Waihora, 8.5., .for. North ten ports and Sydney. „R. Puflett, agent Passengers— Mesdames Baker, Biondi Parker, M'Dpnald, M'Pherson s Misse Luke. Newton, Neal (2), Hobbs, P'Reilly Wilson, Yorke, Cross (2), Gibbs, Camp bell, M'Donald; Messrs Newhan (2) Anderson,' Parker, Mogridge, Hunter Lees, "Gibb, Lewis, M-Pherson, ■ .'Bold - Doyle; Captain Luke; Master Ellwood 10 steerage. .-,,.' , ■ January lS—Opawa, barque, for Loa , won. Gt. B. Bullock, agent. • " '. A January 13— Ahuriri, s.s., for.Mohalca, werjley and Lanauze, agents. January; 13— Fairy, s.s., for Mohaka, Richardson and Co., agents. , .January 13— Te Kapu, s.s., for Wairdft.. Smith and Co./ agents. . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ' Ta Allan, s.s., from Northern ports, January 16th. _ Mokoia, s.s., from Northern ports and Sydney, January 19th. Elingamite,, s.s., from Southern ports, January 20th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Omapere, for Gisborne and Auokland, to-day. Te Anau, s.s., for Wellington and Southern ports, January 16th. Mokoia, .s.s., for Wellington and Southern ports, January 19fch. / Elisgamite, s.s., for Northern ports and Sydney, January 20fch. The Union Company's s.a. Waihora arrived alongside the breakwater at 10 a.m. yesterday from Southern ports and landed her passengers and about 50 tons general cargo. During the afternoon she loaded up a quantity of maize and sundries and left soon after 8 p.m. for Northern ports and Sydney. The New Zealand Shipping Company's barque Op&wa took on board the last of her cargo from the s.s. Fairy last evening. She was immediately taken in tow by the B.S. Weka and carried well out"+o sea, and set. sail for London. The OjWa has 4365 bales of wool on board, particulars of which will appear later on. We wish Captain Martin, officers, and crew a safe and pleasant voyage to London. The Ahuriri returned from Waimarama yesterday afternoon with a full cargo of wool. She left late last night. for Mohaka, and is due back at noon to-day. The Union Company's s.s. Omapere arrived yesterday at 4.30 p.m. from Wellington and Westport. She has 120 tons coal for Barry Bros, and a quantity of general • cargo, and leaves this evening at 8 p.m. for Gisborne and Auckland. The' Te- Kapu returned yesterday, landed her cargo, and was to leave again for Wairoa last midnight. . The Weka returned from Mahia last evening, having landed all her cargo and brought back a quantity of wool. She leaves for Gisborne to-morrow afternoon. The Union Company's s.s. Jauet Nicol is expected to leave Dunedin to-morrow for Oamaru, Timaru, and thence direct to Napier. She brings 600 sheep from Oamaru. The Blackball steamer Hesketh is due this morning from Gieymouth with a full cargo of coal. The s.s. Fairy, took in cargo for Mohaka yesterday afternoon and was to leave for there last night. _ The s.B. Fairy is due back from Weilington this morning. The Tysee Company's s.s. Star of Victoria is expected to arrive back here about Tuesday next. Her work at Wanganui has been delayed by heavy south west weather lately. A report to hand states that the American and Australian Steamship Line is about to inaugurate a service of sailing veßsels to Australia. This is a result of the steamship rate war, and the establishment of the new service indicates that the object is to provide for cheap freight for the delivery of which there is no need for speed. The' first vessel to be utilised ia the British barque Doon, which visited Wellington some years ago. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. [PEE UNITED PBSBS ASSOCIATION.] Kaifaba Heads, Friday. Sailed — Huia, schooner, for Lytteltoc ; Enterprise, brigantine, for Dunedin; Annie Hill, schooner, for Wellington; Jessie Niceol, schooner, for Lyttelton. . Arrived — Brisbane, s.s., from Lyttelton. Sailed — Tavinni, for Samoa. TELEGRAPHIC COMMERCIAL. [per united pbess association.] AUCKLAND MARKET REPORT. Auckland, Friday. Messrs Bnckland and Sonß report that at* Remuera on Thursday dairy cows, in limited number, were better worth. Prices for those at profit ranged from .£4 to Je6. Calves in full number were at late values. Fat cattle yarded numerously; 259 were sold and advanced in price. Steers were from 16s to 19s the 1001 b, and were from .£5 5s to £8 103 j cows, £3 10s to £Q each. Sheep, fairly supplied, 1400 yarded ; wethers were at better values ; ewos at last week's prices ; wethers were from 9s to 13s ; ewes 6s 3d to 103 ; store ewes, 3s 6d to 5s 9d each. Lambs in moderate supply; 360 sold, kept last week's prices. Fair to good quality were from 7s to lls 9d ; inferior from 43 each. Pigs in short supply; prices boomed. TO TOURISTS AND VOYAGERS. rpHOS. CO^OK AND SON PBQVIDE CONVEYANCE" AND ACCOMMODATION fob; ALL EOUTES, IiOWEST AT pBICES. OFFICE — TENNTSON-STBEET. j Telephone 41. FRmTFuLTON,; AGENT. ' 1016 POST-OFFICE NAPIEB. Mails close for the undermentioned places— Overland Time-table. Fox Auckland, on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 12.55 p.m. For Wellington and South daily at 7 a.m., late fee Chief Post-office at 7.30 ;&.m,, mail van 8.5 a.m. For Danevirke and intermediate offices daily at 7 a.m. and 12.55 p.m. > For Hastings daily at 6 a.m., 7 a,m., 10,30 a.m., 13.55 p.m., and 3.10 p.m. ' For Spit daily at 8.30 a.m., 9.30 a.m., aud 1.30 p.m. Saturday, January 14, At 7 p.m. For Gißborne, per Omapere. Monday, January 16. A.« 10.45 a.m. ?or Southern portß, per To Anau. At 7 p.m. For Gisborne, per Kia Ora. Via San Francisco. Wednesday, January 18. At 7 a.m. Tor Samoa, Honolulu, America, Canada, Japan, Continent of Europe, and United Kingdom, per Moana. Due liondon February 22. Money orders at 4 p.m. and registered letberß 5 p.m. on 17th. Friday, January 20. At 7a.m. For Australia, Tasmania, Noumea, Straits ' Settlements, Ceylon, India, China, Continent of Europe, and United Kingdom. Bpeoially addressed correspondence, via Briudtei, per Taluue. Due London March sth. Mail for Raiatonga and Tahiti closees at Auckland 4p.m. January 17. Mail for Boutll Africa closes at Melbourne) on February Bth. s . j. JAQO> 'Chief Postmaster. Chief. Post-office, Napier, January 11, 1W19. TJ-D HERALD AGENCYj HASTINGS BRANCH, BEMOVED TO BTATION-STEEET. h. hT"hunt, BBANCH HAHAGEII,