OCEAN-GOLNG STEAMERS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 11370, 1 September 1908, Page 4

OCEAN-GOLNG STEAMERS.

Oswestry Grange, from Manchester; {June 301; due at Wellington about Sep-; tember (4; i '• V- ::;''■'" ' ') Hawke's- "Bay, from Liverpool;. (July! 11) : due at Auckland about Septem-'' bei's. „,-■ " ' „' ', • &mc£. ffom Plymouth (July, 2s); due] at -Wellington aboujb September B. ' , 1 Inveftay, from New YbrkV(Jurie 26) ;' due' at Auckland about September 8. : Didralema, from New York (July 4j ; » due; at Auckland about September 10. Breiz Izel, from New York 1) ; due atj .Ancklandv about ' September 16. Rippingham Grange, i from Liverpool (July 2); due at Wellington about September 16. '■'"■, ; '.. ; Whakarua, from London (July. 15) ; due at Auckland about September 21. Turakina, from- Plymouth (August 9) ; due at ' Wellington about September 24. Kia; Ora, from London (August 9); due lit Auckland about October 3. Ckn-Matheson, from New York (July 25); due at Auckland, about October 18. iNiWafu/ from London (August 17); due at Auckland about October 20. ' English Monarch, from New ■•• York(August 12) ;.„due at Auckland about 7 October f2l.i , / Star of Scotland; from New York (Augusit 15) ; due at Auckland about October 24. Kazembe. froni New York (August 13); due at Auckland about October 26.

The ■. following .have booked passages by the Waikare, leaving for ..Auckland to r morrow morning: Mrs Adair, Capt. Fernandez, Messrs Adair, Holmes, Robjohns, Brien, and Salvation Army concert party (12). The Union Co.'s Squall arrived in the bay, yesterday afternoon about 3.30, and was successfully brought up the river to the whari'at 9. o'clock 'last evening with the full tidey without touching the bottom, \ once, Ishe was drawing 9ft. Her cargo consists of 27,000ft of timber (including 15,000ft of heart of matai for Messrs Peacocke and Co.), and also a general cargo. She has transhipments from the s.s. Civic and Kaipara.^ It is probable she will return this evening about 10 o'clock, calling in at Tolaga' Bay on ; her way to Auckland. Messrs Richardson and Co.'s Fanny arrived' this morning from Napier after a smooth trip, with a general cargo. She. returns .to : niorrpw at noon, calling,, in at Ormond's landing en route for Napier. • The Union. Co.'s Waikare arrives from South early to-morrow moaning; and leaves later for Auckland. The Tuatea leaves the wharf on arrival and again at 9 a.m. (meantime). The manager of the local branch received word last evening that the Talune has been withdrawn from the East : Coast service to enter the Eastern Pacific trade, and, the e.s. Navua will be despatched from Auckland in her place. The Union S.S. Co.'s Navua will not leave Auckland until to-morrow, and ia due here about 9 on Thursday morning, and will continue her voyage to southern ports later. Tlie Union S.S. Co's Rakanoa left Newcastle ,on Sunday for Auckland, Gisborne, and' Napier, with a cargo of coal, and is. expected at an early date. The Union S.S. Co's Haupiri, which left Napier" yesterday for Grey mouth to ..load coal, is due at Gisborne again,, about Tuesday: Ttiextj and will take . up ! her nsuat gunning'. "'•;:"'"' The ; wharf presented a busy scene this morning, with the s.s. Squall discharging: 27,000ft of timber arid general cargo, the s.s. Fanny discharging general' cargp,\ the auxiliary three masted scow Zingara discharging 200,000ft of timber,' the schooner Awanui discharg-. ing-50 tons general cargo arid 60.000ft timber; and the ketch Coronation discharging '.. 83,000ft of timber, the total quantity \M timber coming over the whatf being •370,6b0ft. .Messrs Peacocke. and Co report that, the "scow Gannet is leaving Mangatete shortly with a shipment of 90,000ft of kauri timber for that firm, and it is probable that the Torgauteri will leave jGreymouth this month for) Gisborne with a .shipment of timber, also consigned to the firm. The- New Zealand Shipping Co.'s R.M.S. Turakina left Capetown yesterday for New Zealancl via Hobart. x The schooner Awanui takes in cargo for Tolaga Bay and Auckland on Friday, and is expecte'd to sail on Saturday. The s.s. Aparima arrived in Auckland on Sunday from Calcutta. She lias a number, of Gisborne transhipments, which will probably come to hand by the next trip of the Squall.