SHIPPING

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12729, 12 April 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING

PORT OF NAPIER.. HIGH WATER THIS DAT. Outer Harbour 2.20 a.m. 2,41 p.m. TO-MORROW. ■Outer Harbour 5.6 a.m. 5.27 p.m. High water slack. West Quay, Inner Harbour, varies from about 1 hour to 1 hour 45 minutes later than in Outer Harbour.

ARRIVALS. April 10.—Kaliu. s.s., from Wellington ; Richardson and Co., agents. April 11.—Talmie, Union Company’s s.s., from Auckland via Gisborne. Passengers Misses Proctor, Broadbent. Hitchings. Tale; Mes dames Petrie, Riddle. Gardner; Messrs Petrie, Kennedy. Fielder, Arnold, Thacker, O'Connell. Dalziell. Goodwin, Hewlett, Tuck, Todd. Drummond. Tate, Sellar. Henson (2). Philcox, Simson, Taylor. Melville, Hill, Howison, Court, Gold Smith. Harris, Wilson, Whittington, Brocklehank; Rev. Riddle; Ur M’Kenzie; 19 steerage. April 11.—Weka, s.s., from Gisborne; Richardson and Co., agents.

DEPARTURE. April 11.—Talune, Union Company’s s.s. for Southern ports. Passengers— Misses M’Kinnon and M’Rae; Mesdames Wakefield, iPRae and 4 children; Messrs W. L. Prime. M'Kinnon. Wakefield, M‘Rae.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tarawera. s.s., from Southern ports, to-day. Zealandia. s.s., from Northern ports and Sydney, April 14th. Mararoa. s.s., from Southern ports. April 15th.

PROJECTED DEPARTURE'S. Tarawera, s.s., for Northern ports, to-day. Zsalandia, s.s., for Southern ports, April 14th. Mararoa, s.s., for Northern ports and Sydney, April 15th.

„ The Union Company’s s.s.. Tarawera is due this forenoon from Southern ports. She leaves at 8 p.m. for Gisborne and Auckland.

The report from Wairoa yesterday ■was “bad bar," but it is expected that the bar will be all right this morning, in which case the s.s. Tangaroa will leave for there at 10 o’clock.

The s.s. Weka arrived yesterday afternoon front Gisborne. % She loads today for Waikokopu. The s.s. Kahn arrived on Sunday night from Wellington, via coast. She returns this evening. The barquentine Kate Tatham was towed to the breastwork yesterday morning, after being inspected bv the Health Officer, Dr Moore. Captain Alnnns reports that the barquentine left Newcastle on March 201 hj, and experienced squally, dirty weather nearly all the way across, necessitating (lie use of oil bags at times. On Sunday, the 27th, a very heavy sea was running, the decks being flooded continually. The Three Kings were sighted on the 2nd instant, Cape Maria Van Dienian on the 4th the East Cape on the Bth. and the roadstead was entered on Sunday. She brings a load of coal and coke for her owners, Messrs Tait and Mills. The s.s. Fanny was placed on the slip yesterday for an overhaul.

TELEGRAPHIC ADVICES. SYDNEY, Monday, Arrived.—H.M.S. Pvlades, from New Zealand.

MELBOURNE, Monday. Arrived.—Victoria, s.s., from Bluff. AUCKLAND, Monday. The mail steamer Sonoma arrived from San Francisco at 5 p.m. Passengers for New Zealand—Saloon: Mr W. H. Edsom Mr and Mrs F. W, Sheet, Mrs 0. Bainbridge and infant, Mr J. L. M'Arthur, Mr W. Sherer, Rev. and Mrs E. R. Young. Mr and Mrs M. M, Gilchrist, Mr W. If. Morse, Mr and Mrs F. H. Appleton, Mr G. H, Risley, Mr G. Schmidt. Second saloon: Air Jas. King, Mr Walter Savony, Mr F. H. Sajrony. Mr John L. Evans, Mr N. M. Kundson. Miss Flora Donaldson, Mr Gavin Spence. Steerage: Mr J. Mitchell, Mr J. Schautz; and 52 passengers for Sydney. WELLINGTON, Monday. Arrived, 3.30 p.m.—Rimutaka, s.s., from London.