ARRIVALS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12585, 16 October 1911, Page 4

ARRIVALS.

Saturday, October 14. Alert, scow " (5 p.m.), 98 tons, Rae, from Ngunguru. Sund.iv. October 15. Mokoia, s.s. (1 p.m.), 3502 tons, Harris, from Auckland, via Tokomaru. Passengers: Misses O'Meafa, Fromni, Johnston, Marr, Pigott, Wallace, Symes, Paterson (2), Williams, Mesdamos Michie, Mossong and boy, Harding,. Syme, J. Angus, Spiers, Paterson, Messrs Runners, Webb. Grigsby, Cooper, J. H. Coe, Shannon, Harding* Law, . Rushbrook, Father Finn; Walker, Ilayner, Spiers (2), Tavlor, Whitehead, Paterson (2), deLautour, -J. Logan, Wilson, Hall, Murphy; and 15 steerage. Magic, auxiliary scow. '(s p.m.), 58 tons. McLennan, from 'Wellington. . .Awanui, schooner (10 p.tn.), 85 tons, Barnes, from' "Great Barrier. \\ Monday, Octiqber 16. Orete, auxiliary schooner (8 a.m.), .9tf. v tons, Brinck, from Auckland, via Bay of , Plenty and East Coast ports. , . Tramp, scow (8 a.th.v),*,s2 tons,' from Auckland. DEPARTURES. Sunday, October 15. Mokoia, s.s. (6 p.m.), 3502 tons, Harris, for South. Passengers: For Napier, Misses Oxen-, ham. McCartie, Mr and Mrs Holdsworth, Mr and Mrs Bowring and 2, children, Mr and Mrs. Hannah, Mr and Mrs T. A. Coleman, Messrs. Craig, Morrison, ATmore, Gordon, Reid, Anderson, Bain, Metcalfe, Todd, A. Wheeler, W. F. J. Anderson, B. Redstone, Maclean,-. Castel,- Kin-' vig, McKenzie, Martin, Simpson, Keys, Eva,Groome, Dewing, Stewart, Hon. Capt. Tucker, Inspector Hugo; for Wellington, Miss Goodwin;' for Dunedin, Mr Ford. ,' The Union S.S. Cd.'s Monowai }> from South* arrives early on Wednesday morning,- and: proceeds to' Auckland at a, later hour. The Tuatea leaves the wharf at 6 a.m." and 10 a.m. . .. ■ Messrs Huddart, Parker., and Co.'s Wimmera, from Sydney and Auckland, arrives on Wednesday'afternoon, and proceeds South during the evening. The TuateaVleaves the wharf on< arrival, and at 7 p.m. -*■ The Union S.S. Co.'s Squall was expected to reach . Auckland to-day, and sails this evening for Tolaga' Bay and Gisborne. ' , The. Union S.S. Co.'s t Mokoia left Auckland at 2.30 on Saturday und ,' made . v smart trip .down; she passed East pppe yesterday morning, at 6.55, called m at; Tokomaru Bay, and. arrived at Gisborne at r„ o'clock. She. safled : at. 6 p:ni. for Napier and other Southernports. '■'.-'' The Union S.S. Co.'s Haupiri, which left Gisborne on Saturday for Coast ports,' Limestone Island;- ancj Auckland, is V making satisfactory progress on the Coast, and wag at Tokomaru yesterday.. *'* ! ■•': .-,.•: "•"■ i-. Tfief auxiliary scow Magic . arrive- on' Sunday evening, from Wellingtons. with a shipment of sewerage pipes. -.She, left.^Wellingtpn ,on Tuesday last, and , was -delayed at the Y "Heads " until Saturday . awaiting a 'favorable wind. Fairr north-westerly weather waa experienced on , the run up. < .•' 'The schooner Awanui, from the. Great Barrier, arrived last evening with 70,000 ft of timber. She left her loading port on Friday last, and experienced .fair weather on the trip. Captain. Barnes is accompanied by Mrs. Barnes on this trip. X.X" ""V -...,-" "XXX). xTh'e scow Alert, from Ngunguru, arrived on Saturday evening with a shipment of Northern coal for the Gisborne Sbeepfanners' Frozen Meat, ' Company. - A -rtair westerly breeze; was experienced throughput the. trip. The auxiliary schooner Orete, from Auckland, via Bay of Plenty and East Coast ports, arrived this morning with a quantity of general cargo. Changeable weather was met with during the run. The Orete sails for Auckland on Wednesday night, via Coast ports! , JThe scow Tramp, from Auckland, arrived this morning with a shipment of rails for the local railway department. The scow Hawk, which left Gisborne on Thursday, September 28th, for Sydney with a cargo of white pine timber, arrived at her destination yesterday.