EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13394, 30 May 1914, Page 2

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

From North— S.Si Waxijmoo, Sunday. May .11. S.a. Monowai, Wednesday, June 3, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For South-*- : S.s. Warrimoo, Sunday, May 31.

The Union S.S. Co.'s Monowai arrived from Southern ports this morning, and sailed , atfout noon for Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay. ; ..'■' The s.s. Warrimoo was expected to leave Auckland about 4 p.m. to-day, and is Ijlue .at Gisborne about 3 p.m. to-mor-row.: The steamer will be tendered on arrival, and at y.30 p.m. The s.s. Ripple cleared for Wellington yesterday afternoon. , The s.s. Regulus completed discharging coal last evening, and left for South. Thi a.s. Kaeo leaves for Coast bays and Auckland about Tuesday next. .

""fhe s.s. Petone is due from Napier tomorrow, and sails on Monday for Greymouth, , '

The schooner Awanui will probably lea've "for Auckland and Coast bays on Tuesday next. '•.'/." The auxiliary lighter Kiritona has been delayed at Tokomaru Bay, but will arrive at Gisborne on Monday, and saiL the same day at noon for Napier. The a.s. Hula is daily- expected fromGroymouth with a load of timber. The following have booked passages for South by the s.s. Warrimoo:— Misses Chatterton, Tiff en, Adair, Mcildowie; Telford, McKenzie. '.and Humphreys; Mrs E. L. Thorpe; Messrs Benson, Farkner, Sandtmann, Thorpe, Pepperellv H. G. Warren, Palliser, L. H. Whittle, Plumber, Gow, McCormick. Ross, and Lambeth; Master Mcfcaiirin.

The following vessels will be within wlrdess range to-night: — From Wellington, Victoria, Maori, Wahine, Maitai, Maunganui and Rimutaka; Chatham Islands, Knight Templar; and for Sunday, Rotor ua and Warrimoo. From Awanui: Manuka, Warrimoo, Navua, and Indrabarah. From Auckland: Manuka, Warrimoo, Maunganui, and Navua; and for Sunday, Warrimoo, Navua, Manuka and Indrabarah. From- Awarua: Manuka, Warrimoo, Indrabarah, and Navua.