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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14610, 21 May 1918, Page 2

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Tuesday, May 21. Arahura, s.s. (6 a.m.), 1596 tons, Appleyard, from Napier. Passengers;/ Misses WilliamS, Holder, Newton.," 'Holder, York, Sproule, Clarke, Munro (2), Beckett, Harris Geary, and Gaultf- Mesaames cole•man and 2 children, Haft and chiW. Johnston and child, Lucas^and Child, Soackman, Watson, Holder, Gray, Murphy, Jackson, C-atridge, Palmer, CotterilV and Barber; ' Captain Beale, Lieut. Lambshear; Messrs.. Sugden and child, Hart, Onion, Troup, I^nghurst, .Johnston, Hudson, Dennett, StricTdand, Grabham, Cape, Norton, McMillan," Shore, Ballinger Dryden, Lucas, SmitU, Whittick, Clouston, -Spackman* Watson, Holder, . Jackson, Bamber, Curtice, Wyme, George, Oatriage, Harris, Cording,. Paenga, Thomson Poynton, Thirkell. Mintoff, Palmer, Langley, Ooleman, BeU, Stenuer. Campbell, and Le Quesne. The Arahura arrived from Napier this morning, and was tendered at 6 a.m. The last launch has been fixed for 7.30 i>m. and the steamer leaves to-night for Napier. Following is the passenger list; Mr/ and Mrs. EVA, Griffith ; and Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie; Missed Earle, MltchcU, Newton Fisher, McDonald, Whitcombe, Stevens, and Keaney (2); Mesdames Parker, Payton, Symes, W. A. O'Meara, I. A. O'Meara, and Snowball; Messrs. Russell, Lewis, Morris, Bamber, Poynton, Curtis, Thompson, Newling, Stevens,. Mlrfleld, Kohn, Rankin. Whitldck,. Mo.rt6n, Sha?ie, Cloustori, Mirfield, Poole.'ftr'Milnes, «npwball, Wratt, Payter,, Dry deii!,' Strickland, Symes, Woodward, McMUlan, Cope; Lieut. Lank Shear and jCapt. Beale; Master Tombleson. '* ' .!' ... In order to carry out the overhauLof the Arahura without entirely withdrawing her from the" service, she will proceed to Auckland on Tuesday, the 28th inst., and June ; 4tti; Instead 'of to Napier. Sundays, the 26th inst. find June 2nd, will therefore be the only days' fn those weeks/ on which the •<Ai i ahura^«oes to Napier. . . The Monowat leaves Dunedin on Thursday for Wellington- dii^cti thence Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland, passing through, here on the following Tuesday. The Rosamond: is now. to loads at Oamaru and Timaru: for.Napißr and Gisborne, and on completion 'of discharge takes a full load of ' sheep f oi* Lyttelton. She then loads at the latter, jjqrt for Napier and Gisborne, and should arrive hero: about the beginning of next month. The Te Aijau, which has been overhauled at Port Chalmers, has. .Jjrbceeded to Bluff to load for Auckland. From that port she returns to the Bluff to load on June 3rd for Napier, G.'sborne, and Auckland. ' ' .. The Ripple leaves Wellington to-tught. for Napier and Gisborne. . i The Isabella de Frame is loading at. Auckland for Gisborne. , ; The Ruru. Is due' about midnight with, passengers from Tokbmaru. Bay, and pro-, ceeds to Napier. 1 •• !> ; It is proposed to start shipbuilding at Ulverstone (Tasmania) Mfith a financial backing up to £1,000,000. Wooden schooners up to 500 tons will be buUt. . the first of which was to be bjiV fr eight months, after whicli one wfll 'bei cbmpleted every 1 four months. - •■ ' The auxiliary schooner Gisbqrne came' off the ship at Carey's Bay '(OtagoHar-, bor) on Wednesday morning. ; She was then, towed up to';Dunediii,' ait'd berthed at the Victoria wliarf, in* order to have' her engines put aboard by the electric' crane. It is hoped that; the :schoqner will be ready to take up her running m the •■ Dunedin-Invcrcargill Ijrade next weekfc.