ARRIVALS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14572, 6 April 1918, Page 2

ARRIVALS.

Saturday. April G.

Rosamond, s.s. (0.45 a.m.). 721 tons, Edge. Irom south. Ripple, s.s. •• (11.45 a.m.), 413 tons, Carlson, from south. The Arahura^-leaving Auckland to-day for Tokomaru Ray and Gisborne, is due to-morrow. She will be tendered on arrival, and again at 6.45, p.m., the launcn leaving from the town wharf. The time of departure of the '.first launch will, be •lsbtainnble from the telephone exchange to-morrow as usual. The follo/ving passengers havc hooked for Napier to leave to-morrow night: Mr. and Mrs. Skipworth. Q.M.S. and, Mrs. Munn; Misses Taylor, B'alcombe, Brown. O'Meara (2), Rlack, McDonald. Goodwin, Thompson, Adams, Loe, Gaddum, and Mountfort; '■■■ "Mesdames Parker and child, Bull,* Edwards and child, Sloan . and infant, and v Bourgeois;. 1 BlSlibp Sedgewick; Archdeacon Williams, Judge Jones; Messrs. Ambridge, D. C Cameron, Bernard, Callanna, Thirkell, House. Gffaham, 'Hyde, Lund; Lieut. Paelanan., Lieut. Bernard, S.M. Groves, S.M. McDonald and two soldier patients, T]ir." Porter; ATp r . -Gaddum. The Rosamond left Napier at 10.15 last night for Gisborne, and arrived here about 10 a.m. On completion of discharge she proceeds to Wellington and Timaru to, load for Napier, and Gisborne. The >lortowai left Wellington yester- , day afternoon for Napier, .and Is due here to-morrow morning. She will be rendered \at fi, a.m.Aand 10 a.m., and proceeds to Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay. It has been definitely decided that she will not call at Gisborne going south. The Ngahere loads coal at Greymouth on Friday for Gisborne.- -.- ■. -Tlie following " passengers leave for north by the Monowai to-morrow morning: Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain and Mr. and Mrs. Barker; Misses Whyte. Thompson, Candy, Good, and Ivil and 2 children; Mesdames Nigers and 3 children, Fowler, Sutcliffe. Sinclair and 2 childreA, and Ford; His Honor Mr. Justice Hosking: Messrs. Parsons, Treadwell, Rockcliffe, Ivil, ajid Keith. 7_ A: *A- .. .Tjie, Ripple arrived from south to-day, an'd sails to-night for Wellington.