OCEAN-GOING STEAMERS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12202, 19 July 1910, Page 4

OCEAN-GOING STEAMERS.

Kumara, ■ from London (June 4) ; due at Auckland about July 15. Riimitaka, from Plymouth (June 11;; due at Wellington about July 26. Indrani, from New York (May 4); due at Auckland about July 30. Caldergrove, from Liverpool (May 28); due at Auckland aboiit July 30. RaUaia, from Montreal (May .21); due at Auckland About August 1. lonic, Itom Plymouth (June 25); due at Wellington about August 8. . Strayiclyde, from New York (May 19); due at Auckland about August; 8. , Indraghiri, from New York (June 6); due at Auckland about August 14. Whakatane, from Montreal (June 17) ; due at Auckland, about August 30. Highland Monarch, from Philadelphia (June 23); due at Auckland about August 31.

The Union S.S. Co's Hauroto, from south, arrives , , <?arly to-morrow morning, and sails later for Auckland. The Tuatea leaves the wharf at 6 n.m. and 10 a.m.

The Union S.S. Co's Navua, from Auckland, arrives tomorrow afternoon, nnd proceeds south' during the evening. The'Tuatea leaves the. wharf on arrival and at 7 p.m.

Messrs Richardson and Co's Ruru is expected to., arrive here this afternoon or tomorrow from Tokomaru Buy, dnd will load 320 bales wool, and 38 casks of tallow and pelts on account of the New Zealand Shipping Co. She- then proceeds to Napier; nnd tranships her- cargo to the s.s. Ruapehu. The 'Union S.S. Co's Squall left Auckland at 5.30' last night for Tolaga and Gisborne, and- should arrive here to-morrow morning, returning the same evening to Auckland direct with a general cargo. The Canterbury Shipping Co's Breeze is expected to arrive with a produce cargo from smith- In about two days' time.

The Union S.S. Co's Wannka left Oamaru last' night for Bluff, Napier, Gisborne, and AucKlftnd,' and is due nt an early date. Captain Skinner's auxiliary schooner Kaeo was working Te Araroa yesterday, on her way to Gisborne from Auckland, via Coast ports. The Kaen is due nt Gisborne about the end of the week.

The. Union S.S. Co's Kainpoi sailed early this morning for Grcyniouth.

The We.stport Coal Co's Regulus finished discharging this morning, and, sailed about •noon for Westport.

The ketch Coronation is expected to sail tomorrow for Whitianga to load timber. The schooner Awnntii is to sail tfo-morrow for Te Arnroa and Auckland. '

The Anchor Shipping and Foundry Co's Waimea arrived from Greymouth at 11 ' o'clock last night, and dropped "anchor m the roadstead. Owing to her 'drawing lift, aft it was deemed advisable to lighter port of her cargo, and this ' morning n quantity' of ■ coal was lightered. It was hoped to get the .Waimea up the river to the wharf this afternoon, but some trouble is anticipated owing to tho wilt. The cargo consists of 65 tons coal, and 108,000 feet timber for various, consignees. The barqunntine Speculant fs still discharging at the Kaiti wlmrf, the work being about half way through. The vessel is not likely to get away until next week. Her port of destination has not yet been fixed, but it is probable she will load timber m the north, and return at an early date to Tasmania or other Australian port. The scow Magic is expected to arrive at Gisborne soon from Coast ports and Auckland The Kaiapoi Shipping Co's Kairaki, from south', is to leave her landing * -port 'cm the 21st,. and should arrive nt Cisborne at nn enrlv date. -

The Runliino arrived at Monte Video yesterday from Wellington.