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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12615, 18 November 1911, Page 4

.-.. ,'^U.'-77. The -Union S.S^ Co's Tarawera, which was delayed 'in the south, .did'not .reach Napier uritiblO'iftst-night. /She,leffcHhere.nt 5 o'clocktHfs '■♦ morninfe,:. and'.-'arrived '-at 'Gisborne' early this afternoon, sailing-again, shortly afterwards for Auckland. • ■■".'• "-,- The Uni,ohS.S.. Co's .'Monowai returns from Auckldtid to-morrow - afternoon, and, leaves for ' south at .-night, v Sfie .-Will be tendered on ar-rival-and again with;outward passengers at 5 o'clock.The Union S.S. Co's Haupiri left again last, evening for the Coast, and is expected to reach Napier on Monday night or Tuesday morning with wool. After transhipping to the s.s. Nerehana the Haupiri proceeds to Auckland via Coast ports, being timed to leave Gisborne on. Wednesday. Messrs Richardson and Co's Ripple left last night, .for Wellington, via the coast. The Kaiapoi Shipping Co's Kairaki arrived early this morning from Kaiapoi and Lyttelton with a quantity of grass- seed, potatoes, and general. She leaves to-night for Kaiapoi with 90 head of. cattle and 500 sheep. Tlie Union S.S. Co's Squall arrived from Auckland, via Limestone island, at 5.45 a.m. to-day. Shte left Auckland On the 15th inst at 9.30 p.m., and arrived at Limestone the following day,' sailing again at 11 aTm„ East Cape was passed at'7 p.m., and arrival made -at Tolaga Bay. at 12.30 a.m. After landing mails the voyage' wns resumed, arriving at Gisborne*. as above.' Westerly winds, accompanied by n moderate to smooth sea, were experienced. The imports included: 1330 bags cement,. 150 bags lime, 320 i bagp . sugar,. 189 sacks coal) '130 cases-soap, 80 bags mam-ire, 115 cases kerosene, 110 sacks flour, 75 bales chaff, 40 cases acid, transhipments- yejp Ayrshire, Cranley, and Queen Amelia, also quantity sundries. The,- Squall-. was- delayed in -/discharging, her cargo to-day;on account, of a'steam-pipe bursting. . She is-'timed to: leave. on Mondav afternoon for Auckland. The vessel calls at Tolaga Bay. to land;-the cargo which was-.- overcarried owing. to the Haupiri working that port this morning. v ; „ "7 the Tyser Co.'s Nerehana is expected to sail for Napier to-night;, also the New Zealand Shipping Co.'s'"Rimutaka.- , ,W The Awanui; left i, her loading port on Wednesday last. After.rounding East Cape she: met: wi-fch southerly weather, and -lost-a .'day, otherwise- the voyage was an ■ uneventful one. Known "in, her "palmy" days . as'"the "greyhound" of the'Union line," the Rqtomaharia has played many-.. parts. During- recent years tier mission, however, has-chiefly been that- of »- re-lief-ship, in which respect she/continues Jier,, useful career. * Having,-just coriipleted an under-, taking of this nature "in the-Sydney to Hobart service,'- relieving the Westralia' while the latter w«8 being overhauled? the Rotomahana returnedslo'Melbourne some days,ago. 1 She. has since taken up the running of the Oonah in the trade to North-west Tasmaniuian ports, which latter vessel is due for her annual inspection and overhaul. Bookings for South per s.s. Monowai tomorrow night: Mr and Mrs Pritchard and children, Misses Heart and Craighead, Mesdames Tuntin, Signal, Lowe and Cresswell and hoy, Messrs Cope, Takle, Adams, Harris,. Falk-