Port of Poverty Bay. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5989, 9 February 1891, Page 2

Port of Poverty Bay.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

• The U.S.B. Cp.'s Manapouri (Cap*. Logan) fcrrfV^ from Melbourne via Southern ports g» daybreak yesterday morning, and steamed •Hftrth at 10.30 a.m. Passengers -inwards: Htai6B Loveday, Todd, and Large; Mesdamea Egan, Brace, Townley, Chrisp and child, Mason, Litblar, Wilson, Hearn, and McKay; Messrs Watson, Hume, Kearney, Innea, Walker, Tellerby, Mason, Kennedy, Kantsn, Litblar, Briggs, Cuff, Napthali, Myers, Arundel, Morgan, Teri, Keepa, Brown, Forbes, Hanson, Traat, Botura, Leve, Hearn, Hamilton, and Matenga. Outwards: Mr J. Johnstone (for Sydney); Mines Voake and Staite; Messrs Madder and Hay«s and Father Kehoe. The U.S.S. Co.'s Hauroto, 1276 tons (Capt. Neville) arrived from Sydney and Auckland ftt 5.46 p.m. on Saturday, and steamed South at 830 p.m. Passengers—inwards : /Mr and Mrs McHardy (from Sydney); Meßdames Hannah and Bishop ; Misses Ardern (2), Webbley, and Sharp; Judge Beth-Smlth} Messrs Brown, Hurse, Brett, liatewhtto, Ardern, Watson, and Bishop. Outwards: Rev. Mr and Mrs Gardiner and g children ; Miss Cannon; M«sdames BurffMßvad child) and Chudley and child ; 11*13. JfchtiL ii IRi« ■•■. Omapere (Capt. Smith) leaves - W»UJnfton this afternoon, Napier to-morrow fcV*niaf f aad reaches here on Wednesday foorhtaff. She proceeds on to Tauranga and Auokfcfed.