SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9460, 23 June 1902, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

The Union Company's s.s. Tarawera arrived from Auckland at 1 p.m. yesterday, and hi the evening resumed her voyage South. Passengers: —Inward: Miss Williams; Mesdames Robertson, Lambert, Healey, and Wright; Messrs. Bennett, Copeland, Wright (2), Vickerntan, Courtney, McGregor, Healey, and Hon. Williams. Outward-: Misses Massey, Taylor, Robertson : Mesdames Sproule, Trommer ana daughter, Rhodes; Messi-s. Trammer, Pritchard, Elphinslon, Rhodes, Moore, Humphries, Buckley, Theyers, Paora, Wheeled', Carson, Noble, Godfrey, Vickerman, Williams, McPhee, Ludbrook, Ingler, Cook, Quiiro, Smart, Sharp, Croon, Hunter, Thompson, Cotterell, Bourk-e, Joiie^, Fletcher, and Master Hutcliinson.

Messrs Kiclnmlson and Co.'s s.s. Fanny arrived this morning „from Napier, bringing 26,062 feet, of timber, and a ];ii'ge quantity of sundries. She is. limed to leave at 5 o'clock this evening. The Tyscr steamer liKlnighiri left Waiigiinui for Gisborne at 9.30 this morning, and arrives here to-morrow night. The scow Bravo (Caplain Coomb\) arrived from Whangarei at 2 p.m. yesterday, and was brought into the harbor last evening. The Bravo left Whangarei on the 19th hist., and with a fair northerly wind crossed the- Bay of Plenty on the 20th. Fine weather was experienced down to.the East Cape, which was reached muthe 21st. The northerly \virtß. continued Until Poverty Bay was reached yesterday afternoon, as above stated. The" Bravo brought, a cargo of 140 to*is of coal for the Gisborne Freezing Works, and was engaged to-day discharging at the Kaiti wharf. During the trip down the Coast, there was n> sign of the Aotea, expected to airve here yesterday. The Bravo will. probably leave this port again on Friday next. The kefch Clematis was in the bay again to-day.

The s.s. Te Anau leaves Wellington at * p.m. to-day, and is due early on Wednesday. . • " On and after July Ist the Union Steam bhip Company's s.s. Rotomahana will leave Lyltelton one hour earlier than usual (viz., 9 p.m.), owing to an alteration in the railway timetable between Dunedin and Lyttelton. The Tyser liner Niwaru, from. Auckland to Napier, passed the bay a little ahead of the Tarawera yesterday afternoon. The Niwaru pays a visit to this port before leaving for Home. Messrs. Dalgety and Co. supply us with the following list of approximate movements of the Shaw-Savill fleet- — Matatua to sail from Wellington for London June 21.

Tokomaru to sail from Wellington for London July 3. Mamari left London May 2 for Port, Chalmers; due there June. 27. To sail from the colony finally July 26. I Delphic left Plymouth May 10 for Wellington; due there- June 30. To sail from the colony finally July 26. Waiwera left London June 2 for Auckland ; due there July 26. To sail from the colony at the end of August. Gothic left Plymouth June 7 for Wellington ; due there July 21. To sail from the colony August 14. Aotea to sail from London June 30 for Port Chalmers; due there August 23. To sail from the colony in the middle of September. Karamea to sail from London July 3 for Wellington; due there August 25. To sail from the colony at the end of - September. Pakeha to sail from London at the end of July for Auckland. Athenic to sail from London jSeptember 31 for Wellington; due there September 21. Kumara to sail from London for .Port Chalmers at the end of AugustMaori to sail from London for Wellington August 28. Kangatira to sail from London for Auckland at the end of September. UNION STEAMSHIP CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Wednesday: Te Anau arrives from South early, and leaves for Auckland. First launch 6 a.m., last 8 a.m.—Omapere arrives from Napier, etc., early, and leaves for Coast ports. First launch 6 a.m., last 8 a.m. Saturday: Waihora arrives from South early, and leaves for Auckland and Sydney. First launch 6 a.m., last 10 a.m. Sunday, June 29: Te Anau arrives from Auckland during the afternoon, and leaves for South. First launch on arrival, last 5 p.m. • j