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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12587, 18 October 1911, Page 4

The Union SiS.-;Go's Monowai, from south, arrived ,at 5 o'clock this :m6rnihg, and sailed about 11 o'clock for Auckland, via Tokomat'u Bay. .She is , due to pass through Gisborne again on Sunday on .Her wayi tftfcoutbefcn' po.rtsA Messrs Huddart, Parker and Cos Wiminera, from Sydney and Auckland, left the latter port at 5 p,m. yesterday, and arrived this rafternoon. She proceeds .south' .this evening. THe f Tuatea leaves the wharf with, outward, gassengers afc 7 p.m. . ' ' ; ■....■->■■■ The Union S.S. Co's Squall's non-arrival at Auckland is evidently du6 to jfche. heavy weather on the coast, and having to' keep under shelter. She left Te Araroa . at -1 a.m. yesterday, and is due afc Auckland eafly. .■' ■' / Tho Union S.S.- Co's Haupiri\i&: at- present on her way to Auckland from Gisborne, via Coast ports.. She is due there about ■. the. end of, .the week. ■"■■ • ■• i -

Messrs Richardson and Co's Ripple is duo on Friday morning from south, and returns! on discharging. . . ; The ketch Coronation passed East Cape yekterday at 5.10 p.m., on her way to Gisborne from Whitianga," with timber. ' She is '. due early.

Tho Union S.S. Co's Waitemata is to load at Oamaru on the 20th, Bluff 21st, Timaru 25th, and should arrive at Gisborne about the 28th.

The scow Rangi sailed on Saturday* morning for Tauranga and Gisborne with a cargo of iron material for the Public Works Department. Advice has been received that tho Union S.S. Co.'s Kowhai is still detained at Nelson. There is a heavy ".south-west gale blowing . at Greymouth.