ARRIVALS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14286, 1 May 1917, Page 2

ARRIVALS.

Tuesday, May. It Mako, 5.5.'(6.5 a.m:), 505 ' tons, Jones, from Napier. DEPARTURES. Monday, April 30. Kittawa, s.s. (10 p.m.), 1247 tons. Nicholas, for Auckland. , Tuesday, May 1. Mako, 5.5. (0 a.m.), 505 tons, Jones, for for the Coast: Mi-s and Miss Cooper; Nurso Wade;. Mrs Patterson and child; Messrs C. Gedye and J. R-'Shaw.. The Union ; S.Si Co's Tarawera- lelt Lyttclton at- 6. o'clock last evening* and loaves Wellington to-night 4 for" Napier. She reaches Gisbornc on Thursday morning, and will now.be tendered with two launches; whidh leave the wharf at ,6 a.m. and 10 a.m. The Tarawera loaves later lor Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay. '•■■■•' The Union S.S. Go's Arahura- resumes running- from 'Auckland:* oiv Saturday next, arriving here on Sunday. She will be tendered on arrival, and at 6<15 p.m., and sails for Napier later. •. Thereafter the Arahnra. \\ v ill continue in the cunning that, was in forc6 prior" to the mishap. -.".•'.' ,"•'.-

Richardson and Co's Mako arrived from Napier early this morning, ana anchored- in the bay. After landing and inking on passengers with the surfboat Hie' steamer sailed for Coast bays and Auckland. -> >

The Union S.S. Co's Kittawa completed (he discharge and shipment of cargo last night, and sailed at 10 o'clock for Auckland. The outward cargo! included a. lra'jrc shipment of pelts.

The Union S.S. Monowai, which was laid up in consequence of the coal siitlce, will not be placed -fn commission again for about three, weeks, as it has been found • that the overhaul will occupy that' Reriod. >

The Union 'B.S. Co's. cargo steamer Te Anan left Oamaru last night for Napi«r and Gisborne, and is due" hero towards ihe end of the week..

The scow Rangi, loaded with 120 tons of railway iron for Whangarel, is still lying at the wharf, being: .unable to sail, as the crew has left, the 'outcome, it is understood, of a difference.