SHIPPING.
2-)' _ Awddaßd, Feb. 21. idM 2 p-in- ■ JhMjMMM* For Napier:—lfisa SchnodsnMe%Mß Wiitobotile, Baker (2) - anti 2 children, * Mreert. Senter, Bewley, W3Kaasa, Orr, One, Ttanpaon, Hanks, McFadyen, VnrteriMttie and CeaeidF- • MHVT SFNAPIEB. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21st, 1914. : 1 ■ ■ Feb. 20. ‘Tangarua, ts., front WaiFeb. 21-—XiritMa, aux. aehooner, firaea Gisborne aad tokonarn Bay. Feb. 21.—Tstrapoas, a-a., from GHbenak . PsMMigjrs:—Misses Wright. , BpMmrcoa, Small, Dorcas, Mair and ’ Btenei;' Meedamea Lncaa, Robjohns, fleaA Moir, HanndL Dover and infant; Messrs. Parker, Boondy, Buryrd, Broadhurst, Parkinson, Captain Kain, HaharTßev. Babjobns, Buy; Wdlock, jj aitt\ Rodgers/ PMEw, Solomon, Spear, Levan, South, McAllan, ABen,’jLathaan, Barnes. Kitto, Morrin. Qghaiae, Hamilton, wanen, Douglas' '■ and Certain Biriap; 8 steerage. | DEPARTURES. | * Feb. 29.—Kounnmi, s.s., for Terakobe.’ Feb. 20.-r-Ngahere, s.s., far Grey".v ■ Fab. ML—Monmrai, for Auckland. Puimbw for Gisborne: Misses fPWeara <2>;TfsMia. Fordham, Foa, •TfnKrr. Burnett, Norris, Goodhev, (FMaara, W. Samtt and Cope. For Mtann Bay: Misaaa Ferry, Vak lanee and Fahewa; Meedamoe Wickstead and WiHar. For AueHand: Mire. BHEardi Messrs. Tudabepe and J. P- . Battth. Steerage 10. I Feb. 20.—Hawke’s Bey, 5.»., fo. Feb. 2L —Karamu. a.*., for Picton. VESgELBINPOgr. ' At Brnßttworfc:Faagy, s-a. Weka, an. ; KKMCfBp ARRIVALS. Fob. 21.—Petoae, from Lyttel*~Feb. 22.—Kairaki, a*s., from Lyttri23. —H.MJS. Fhiimnei, from Gie-' 23.—Westralia, s.s>, from ' Otor ef - Australia, s.s., ffdbfipjiWkMsddT . ? .Fbh. Kt Farce rr. s.s., from LytteL ?' laa. ? „ f ' «•**» *»*■* , a.*., from Gis-. ‘ Fdt •Mattel, an-, from WeffingtenandSMth. 24.—Koafcaaui, kA., from TeraFeb. S.-Begorcate Badunann, an*, from Aaridhnd. . Feb. 28. Itippls, s-s., from Weßmg26.—Takapuaa, s.s., from Gis- ; Bk'' Moaowai, s.s.. ffram-Anch-fry* WeL
Feb. 28. —Takapuna, s.s., from Gisborne. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Feb. 21. —Takapuna, s.s., for Gisborne. . . Feb. 22,—Tangarba, s.s., for Wairoa (weather permitting). Feb. 28-—Kiritona, a.s., for Northeast Coakt bays. I Feb. 23. —Westralia, s.s., for Welllington and South. [ Feb. 24.—Takapuna, s.s., for Gisborne. Feb. 24.—-Maitai, s.s., for Auckland. Feb; 26. — Ripple, s.s., for Gisborne. Feb. 26.—Takapuna, s.s., for Gisborne. , Feb. 26.—Monowai, s.s., for Wellington and South. Feb. 27.—Riverina, s.s., for Sydney. Feb. 28.—Takapuna, s.s., for Gisborne. 'Hie Tyser steamer Star of Australia is due on Sunday from Auckland foi I Homeward loading. I The Vacuum Oil Company’s chartered steamer Burgermeister Hoehmann is dne on Wednesday morning from New I York, via way ports. I The New Zealand Shipping'Company s Oran is loading Homeward cargo at Waitara. Her subsequent ports of call win be Napier, Tokomaru-Bay, LytteL ten, Timaru and -Wellington. Final departure from the last-named port will ' be taken on March 11th.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume III, Issue 361, 21 February 1914, Page 1
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