SHIPPING INTELLENGENCE.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 9035, 2 January 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLENGENCE.

The Union Company's s.s. Waihora (Capt. Bernech) arrived in the Bay from South at daylight this morning, and left at 10.10 for Auckland. She brought a considerable amount of transhipped goods, and the following is her passenger list : — Inward : Mesdames Tate, Doleman, Barclay, Green and two children ; Misses Massey and two children, Ryan, Hati. Cruickshaok, Reddock, McKemzie, and Parnell ; Messrs Doleman, Dykes, Bradley, Parker, Stead, Keir, Morritt, Brown, Gillespie, Hitehings, Rich, Leipst, Small, Smith, Hill, Davis, Pettie, Grout, Lambert, Stafford, Williams, Adair (2), Sturdajn, Evans, and Leslie. Outward : Mesdames Steele, Davies and daughter; Messrs Gooseman, Fern, Connolley, Steele, PevereaJ (2), and Thompson. Thai Union Companys s.s. Mararoa (Captain Phillips) arrives from Auckland and Sydney at about 5 p.m., aad proceeds South this evening. Last boat 7 p.m. The s.s. Fanny arrived from Napier early this morning, and went alongside the Hawke's Bay to load railway iron. The Waihi went out for iron at 3* p.m. The auxiliary schooner Aotea (Captain Skinner) arrived from Tolago Bay this morning with a load of wool for the ship Taranaki, which she proceeded to unload immediately on arrival l The schooner Waiapu (Captain Martin) j leaves for the Coast for a cargo of wool to- night. The Harbormaster is keeping a sharp j look-out for the woolahip Grace Harwar, which is believed to be on the coast. The Omapere leaves Auckland at 5 p.m. to-morrow for Gisborne, via Tauranga and East- Coast ports, and is due here on Monday' next.