EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12789, 14 June 1912, Page 4

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

From Auckland— ' S.s. Navua, Sunday, June 16. S.s. Zealandic, Monday, June 17. S.s. Tarawera, Wednesday, June 19. S.s. Mokoia, Sunday, June 23. . S.s. Kuniara, Tuesday, June 25. S.s. Wimmera, Wednesday, June 26. S.s. Nayua, Sunday, June 30. From South — t 8.8. Tarawera,. Saturday June 15. S.s. Haupiri, Saturday, June 15. S.s. Mokoia, Wednesday, June 19. S.S. Star of Canada, Thursday, June 20. S.B. Victoria, Saturday, June 22, S.s. Navua, Wednesday, June 26. S.s. Tarawera, Saturday, June 29. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Auckland— > S.s. Tarawera, Saturday, June 15. S.s. Haupiri, Saturday, June 15. A.s. Kaeo, Monday, June 17. S.s. Mokoia, Wednesday, June 19. B.s. Victoria, Saturday, June 22. B.s. Navua, Wednesday, June 26. ■ S.s. Tarawera, Saturday, June 29; For South — S.s. Ripple, Friday, June 14. S.s. Koutunui, Friday, June 14. S.s. Navua, Sunday, June 16. S.s. Tarawera, Wednesday, June 19. S.s. Mokoia, Sunday, June 23. S.s. Wimmera, Wednesday, June 26. 8.8. Navua, Sunday, June 30. The Union S.S. Co.'s Haupiri, which »le£t Met on on Wednesday, arrived at Napier yesterday, and was to leave there to-day for Gisborne. She arrives here and will be berthed at the wharf, and leaves the same afternoon for Auckland, via Coast bays. Messrs Richardson and Co.'s Ripple arrived from Picton, Wellington and Napier early this morning, with a cargo of general produce. She leaves this evening for Napier and Wellington. * Messrs Richardson and Co.'s Koutunui arrived from Auckland and Coast ports last night. She returns to Auckland and Coast to-night. The Union S.S. Co.'s' Kaitangata passed East (.'ape at 6.30 this morning, and arrived from Newcastle this afternoon. The vessel brings a cargo of coal and timber. After discharging slie proceeds to Tokomaru Bay, and then to Napier. '. * The Tarawera leaves Napier to-night, and arrives to-morrow morning. The launch leaves the wharf at 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. , Th* Squall left for Auckland last evening. The Wanaka sailed for Auckland- at 5 p.m. yesterday. The Westport Coal Co's Rcgulus is expected to arrive from Westport about the middle of next week. The Kiritona is expected to arrive to-morrow from Napier with a load of shingle for the. Borough Council. : , / ■ i Messrs Robb Bros, advise that the schooner | Amelia Sims arrived m Wellington yesterday afternoon, after a stormy passage. -/•:«...• 'c; r The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co's Zealandic, which is due to load at Gisborne next" , Monr. day, arrived at Auckland from London, via Australia, early Wednesday morning. The ship was spipk, and span inside and out, and her condition reflected great .credit upon her ofltcers when it is taken into consideration that on the voyage to Australia , she carried over 1200 immigrants, the largest number i ever landed from, one steamer m New South Wales. The Zealandic sailed, from London on April 23, and arrived at Capetown after a fine weather passage to May 15. After leaving this port a very heavy S.W. gale was encountered, and a loii.siderable quantity of water was shipped. It was the first severe storm that the Zealandic has encountered, and she proved, herself an excellent, sea boat. She arrived at Sydney on June 4, and left for Auckland on Friday last. Captain Breen has with him the following officers: Messrs P. Doyle, R.N.R., chief; S. B. Graves, first;' J. Alcock, second; M. Thompson, . third ; B. Moss, fourth; chief engineer, C. Colderwoobd; second, J. Harris; third, R. Forbes; fourth, Clare; .fifth, Evans; sixth, Titterington ; chief refrigerator, Smithen-; second, Hughes; chief Marconi operator, W. Groves, second, C. S. Hill. The Tainui is to get away from . Wellington about the end of the week for Lyttelton with remainder of cargo from London. She will subsequently load at Lyttelton, Gisborne, Auckland and Wellington, and will leave on July 11th for London. Captain Holmes, lately m command of the Navua, recominissioned the Haupiri al Wellington. He has with him the following officers: Mr R. Jackson Fowler (chief), Mr McPliee (second), and Mr L. Owens (third). At. Bluff on Monday evening, while the Moeraki was berthing m a gale, the vessel broke away from her moorings. Three steel hawsers and two hemp lines carried away. The vessel swung clear of the wharf into the stream, but the bow line held her head and prevented her from drifting further out. 1 i