ARRIVALS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14392, 3 September 1917, Page 2

ARRIVALS.

Sunday, September 2; Mako, s.s. ( 5.30 a.m.), 505 'tons, Jones, from Napier. - ' "'- -i'tyi":-': Arahura, js.s: (8 p.m.), 159<T. tons, Dryden, from "Auckland. Passengers;, Misses Tailored, liainsworth, RoydtnoMie, Winfor (2), BarlJiDr, Smale, Murph'y, Reddell, Royuolds, aHd Gould; Mesdames Carter, Puilett anU : "iwfaht, Kirk, Cox, Pitar; Mfssi*s Jackson", Scott, MoiTis, r -'Smaile, Adams, , Loydd, H'anseh, Lee, Perry, Wilson, Fitzputrick, Honey,- Kirk, Bowler, Miles, Jones, v - Lysnar, Pitar; Kirk,: Millar, Webb, BoltoiC-Gaddum, and Burdett; and Sergt. E. Cooper; 21 steerage. .

DEPARTURES. Saturday. September 1. Ripple, s.s. (4 .5 p.m.), 413 tons, Carlson, for south. .' „,..„.. • . ■■■■•■ Echo, scow l-'i .45p.m.), 99 tons, Thomson, for the.,coast. . Sunday, September 2. Mako, s.s. (8.30 a.m.), 505 tons, Jones, for Coast Bays.- Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. IMcClutchie, " '"Mr." ' arid Mi's.. Prince, Mr. and! Mrs. Box, Mi's. 'Donald, ' Messrs Strong, A. SteVtms, R- Carr, W. Albrecht, li. Scott. . ■ . Arahura, *s.'s: (10 p.m.), 159(5 tons, Drydcn, lor Napier:' Additional- passengers: Mr. and Mra Sherratt, Mr. and Mrs. Lysnar. Mr. ajid Mrs. Badley; Misses Fitzgerald, Moßsman, A. M. McLean, Lysnar, ciieen, Smart,, and Fraser: Nurse Gill;. Mesdames-'-A... Somervell. ' Millagan and infant, Coulter, Fitzgerald, Buscke and 2 children; Messrs Nicholas, Montgomery, Goragni, Mossman, G. *Robb, ' McLeod, Sliffo. Gibson.- Cope. Moeller, L. Nelson, Hcilund, and Master Fitzgerald.

The Arahura was detained on Saturday at Auckland- -waiting for firemen, not leaving there until 7 p.m.; consequently she did not arrive in the bay until 8 last evening. The steamer was tendered with one launch, which' 'went out at 7.20 p.m., and the Arahura^'ieift at 10 o'clock" lor Napier. '.thfvstedrricr returns as usual to-morrow morning, but omits ,her usual Tuesday night trip 'to' 'Napier; leaving here on Wednesday- morning for f Auck 1 land, where she will undergo macntnfcry repairs. The.. Arahura will be tendered at G o'clock to-morrow morning for inward passengers and at 8 o'clock on Wednesday for outward passengers, and-pro-ceeds direct to Auckland. s ' " r '

The U.S.S. Co.'s Monowai leaves Wellington -to-night for Gisborne, via.Napie,r, and Is- due lifire Wednesday tncitriing. She' will he tendered at 10 a.m.; providing. the! 1 steamer has arrived by .tha.tlti^e, but. It is probable.- that, the vessel ritey be later. The' Awalipu is '" working 'the .coast on her way fq. this' "port, "peihg due here on Wednesday or Thursday .^ * ! - ;:■■*■■'•'■' The scoyEcho'sailed'-otr Saturday, with a load of timber for the coastU'She is due again* 'at Gisborne to-morrow with wool.. -„---■; 1 ; - , r -;r ■ The- B ipple ' sailed on Saturday ;'f or Wellington. She is expected .to .^VP from there on Tuesday for Gisborne, via Na-.' pier. ' ■■■;. ■-' ':. -'■■•.:■ ' - The Malto lelt. yesterday, taking passengers for Coast Bays. The Winmiera leaves 'Auckland to-mor-row •evouirrg'. and will .arrive _here the following" 'evening. As 'Hhe ,hour of arrival is; ••■ still- uncertain} times!; of tendering will be announced later i: