SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 113, 27 April 1912, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NAPIER. SATURDAY. APRIL 27th. 1912. HIGH WATER TO-MORROW. Outer Harbour, 3.1? a.m., 3.49 p.m. ARRIVALS. April 25.—Indrabarah, s.s.. from Gisborne. April 2.3.—Hanpiri. s.s., from Picton. April 27. —Victoria, s.s.. from Southern ports. DEPARTURES April 23.—Haupiri. s.s.. for Gisborne. East Coast bays, and AuclGand. April 26.—Ripple, s.s., for Gisborne. April 27.—Victoria, s.s.. for Southern ports. VESSELS IN PORT. In Roadstead: Indrabarah, s.s. At Breastwork: Kiritona, auxiliary schooner. Weka. s.s. Magic, auxiliary schooner. Kabu, s.s. Ruru. s.s. ’ Fairburn, auxiliary schooner.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. April 29. —Mokoia, s.s.. from Northern ports.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. April 27.—Kahn, s.s.. for Whangawehi. April 27.—Mokoia. s.s.. for Southern ports.

Huddart. Parker and Co.’s Victoria arrived early this morning from Southern ports, and left later for Sydney, via Gisborne and-Alickland. The Union Company's Mokoia is due on Monday morning from Northern ports, and ieave- at 2 p.m. for Wellington and South. The Union Company’s Haupiri let last night for Gisborne, East Coast Lavs, and Auckland. She leaves Auckland on her return tour:my at the eml of next week.

The Union Company’s Kowhai leaves Lyttelton to-day for Napier, and is due he'*e on Monday. Alter discharge sue leave* for Gisborne. The Hurunui 1 ft yesterday afternoon for Wellington.

Tha Tyser liner Indrabarah arrived yesterday from Gisborne. The Hawke's Bav Farmers' Co-operative Association. Limited are her local agmts.

The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co.'s Kin Ora is due on Mondav from Lyttelton for Homeward loading. Murray. Roberts and Co., Ltd., are her local agents. I The Tangaro i vest ■-day tsw.-n- -; ing for Wairoa. but was unable to enter i the river, and is row working outsid * ■ the bar. She is expected to return to po-t to-diy. I The Ripple left last night for Gis- ! borro. From the -o she mo ecus to Wellington to load for Napier.

Th- Hum arrived yesterday afternoon from Tokomaru Bay. The Kahu arrived last night from Wellington, and leaves to-night for Whangawehi.

A new steamer, the Karamu, of the “ K " class of vessel belonging to the Union Companv. was launched on April 18th nt Sund'rland. The Karamu is a steamer of 800 tons register, and will be readv to sail shortly for Nmv Zealand, where she will be engaged in the Union Company’s coastal trade. The new vessel (says the “ Otago Daily Times ’’) takes her name from the karamu tree, and the other new vessel which was launched a couple of weeks ago has been named Katoa. a comprehensive Maori name signifying “ail every thing.’’