SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12700, 8 March 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NAPIER, HIGH WATER THIS DAY. Outer harbour 10.34 . a.m. 10.57 pm. TO-MORROW. Outer harbour 11.24 am. 11-47 pm. High water slack, West Quay, Inner Harbour, varies from about 1 hour to 1 hour 4t> minutes later than in Outer Harbour.

ABBIVALS. March 7.—'Tarawera. Union Company's s.s , from Auckland, via Gisborne. ‘ Passengers Misses Edwards, Scarrott. Poach, Dawson, liourko, Clark Brownlee, Hireling; Mesdames Edwards. Tatham, Wight, Tilcy. and child, Oliver, Morrow; Messrs flyams, Thorp, Parsons, Dixon, Glover, Cooke, Elian. Walker, Goldstein. Fisher, Ashhy. Tatham, Simpson, Hodgson, MTntosh, Cooper, MTJonald, Dight, Williams, M‘Bride, Fraser. Muller, Ormond, Fitzgerald (2), Carmichael, Monckton, Adair; 24 steerage. March 7.—Hawea, Union Company’s 5.3., from Lyttelton,

DEPARTURES. March 7.—Tarawera, Union Company’s s.s., for Southern ports. Passengers; —Messrs Muhleisen a-->U 2 children, Howell; 5 steerage. March 7.—Hawea, Union Company’s s.s., for Lyttelton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Talune, s.s., from Southern ports today. Mokoia, s.s., from Northern ports, March 10. VVestralia, s.s., from Southern ports March 11th.

The Union Company’s b.s. Tarawera nrrivcil early yeslmlay morning from Northern pons, and left shortly after noon for Wellington and Southern ports. The Cnion Company’s s.s. Hawea arrived yesterday afternoon from Lyttelton. She loaded about 3000 sheep and left for Lyttelton. Thence she proceeds to Itluft’. where she loads on the Utli. Oamaru 12th, and Timaru mi the 14th, arriving here on the 16th. The Cnion Company’s s.s. Taieri is due on Thursday to load sheep for Lyttelton. The s.s. Tangaroa had to refuse cargo yesterday, as so much was offering for the Wairoa district. She was to leave at 5 o’clock this morning. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s lonic is due here about the 15th instant to load for London. Mr A. W. Cargill, the local r.u linger of the Cnion Company, is doing very well at the Hospital. Mr Nantes is acting manager, and Mr I>. Aplin is due to-day from Wellington to a*«Lt. The s.s. Weka loaded yesterday for Gisborne. and the Ahurlri for Waiknre and Mohuka. Hotlr steamers wore to leave? 'net night. The s.s. Fanny will in all probability tavl to-day for Mooangiangi and Arapawanui,

TELEGRAPHIC ADVICES. SYDNEY. Monday. Arrived, 5.10 p.m.—Ventura, s.s., from Auckland. OAMARU. Monday. Sailed—Lutterworth, barque. for London, with 2038 bales of wool, 6159 sacks oats. 408 sacks barley, and 678 ‘ sacks wheat.