ARRIVALS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14354, 20 July 1917, Page 2

ARRIVALS.

Friday, July 20

nipple, s.s. (7.55 a.m.). 413 tons, Plet-rh-u\ from Wellington and Napier. Passengers: Messrs C. Daniels, Duncan, R. t; Robertson, W. Hodge, and Hennessy.

Tlie Monowai arrives from south tomoerow morning, and. alter being tendered at 6 a.m. and. 10 a.m., proceeds io Auckland, via Tolaga Bay. The Ripnle a rri ve<J this" morning from Wellington and Napier, and leaves again this afternoon for Wellington direct. The Arahura leave. Auckland to-mor-row afternoon, and arrives at Gisborne. via Tokomavu Bay. on Sunday afternoon", leaving- m the evening as usual. for Naliior.. .".-.- The Awahou is due to-morrow morniin? from north, and loads for coast bays from Tc Araroa ndrthwardi- and Auckland, and sails to-uiorrow ' eyenlng. The Ritru is due frorti Tokomaru Bat about. 6 o'clock, and she sails at -7 this evening for Nattier; •■■'-■■ -■'■•'. The KoutttnuL arrives to-morrow, and loads for coast bays as far ais Port Awa Inui - ; „ •VVe were going, the wrong way, said Captain Miller, of.. the. auxiliary schooner Klsic Mary, when asked as to why his vessel had. to "put: back, oh Wednesday afternoon. The skipper said there was a very heavy northerly sea. running on the coast. They tried to beat up- the bay on Sunday morning, 'but could not do so, and so they iiut to sea off Portland. Captain Miller said the barometer-, is lower than lie. has ever seen it. ' • ' The Tuatea leaves the wharf about 5 p.m. to-morrow- to land passengers arriving from north,, and again at 7.30 p.m. to take 1 off passengers leaving for south.