SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10302, 9 March 1905, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

The U.S.S Company's s.s. Manuka- proceeded to Southern ports last evening, taking the following passengers in addition to tiiose whose names were given in the list published! last evening : Messrs Hood 1 , T. Adair, Durant and H. Adair.

The Tyser steamer Star of Ireland arrivedi at 2.15 p.m. from Port Chalmers. . The s.s. Fanny returned' to Napier last evening. Messrs Huddart, Parker and Co.'s s.s. Victoria arrives from Southern voits ou Saturday morning, and proceeds to land amd Sydney ; (last boat 10 um.

Tli© auxiliary schooner Aotea- sails for Coast ports and Auckland' this evening. The barquentine lima (Captain Schultz) was berthed! at the wharf at 9 o'clock this morning. The captain reports having left Newcastle on February 20 and experiencing moderate and variable winds with a beam sea, which caused the vessel to roll considerably, dtoing much minor ■damage to her gear. Cape Maria was passed on the evening of March 2, and! Cape Brett at noon next day. Moderate southerly winds prevailed! across the Bay of Plenty. East Cape wa s rounded at 2 p.m. on Sunday. A fresh southerly was experienced) off Tokomaru on Monday which delayed! the vessel's arrival. The lima brings a cargo of 484 tons coal, and upon a draught of 10ft 4in. The three-masted' sewv Ururoa- (Captain D. A. Sharp) arrived! from Newcastle at 7 o'clock this morning, after a lengthy voyage of 21 days. The vessel left Newcastle on February 14, and experienced light easterly wind* across the Tasman sea. The Ururoa. came south-about, making the New Zealand coast on February 26th, arriving off Stevens' Island 1 on the 27th. Strong S.E. wind: was encountered and the Ururoa, was compelled to shelter for a week under the lee of the islandl. Two days were occupied in the passage through Cook Straits from Terawhiti to Cape Palliser, wliich was finally' navigated om Saturdtiy night last. Running into thick, dirty weather tl.w land' was given a wide berth on the run up the -coast. The Ururoa brings a cargo of 303 tons of coal consigned 1 to Mr E. J. Chrisp. A cablegram from Suva, received at Auckland, states that the steamer Pulbarra is still unreported. A Sydney message of last night says : "Burns, Philp ondi Co state that the Pulbarra is not due at Fiji until to-morrow.