ARRIVALS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14880, 7 April 1919, Page 2

ARRIVALS.

Saturday, April 5. Ripple, s.s. (6.30 p.m.), 412 tons, Carlson, from Napier 1 Pairburn, auxiliary schooner (8 p.m.), 86 tons, Brown, from Auckland ." and Moerangi. Sunday, April 6. Mako, s.s. (7.30. a.m.), 505 tons, Jones, from north. • ■ Arahura, s.s. (3.25 p.m,), 1596 tons, Dryden, from Auckland, and Tokomaru Bay. passengers:— -Mesdames" Lowrie and child, Hempton and child. Matahtki, Hardy and child, Ringrose and child, MacDonnell, Farrington, Lysnar, Glover, Hazier," Harrison, Gray, Oaten, Church, Seaby, Bruce, Archibald, Webb, Martin, Barryouth, Scott, Smith. Gault, Williams, MacKinlay;/ Oollier t McG-ii** 1 , Piper, Gerrard and three children, Newton, Fox, 'Ernine, White, Fox and child, j Mills; Misses Spratt, Roberts, Randall, I Fromm Smith, Briice, Mbrrlsbn, Thompson, Lees Reed F_Akn_r,< Scott, Wiclcliffe, White, Fox, Mills, Lecdrfiet,' Green; Messrs Boryen, O'Meara, Hardy, Hay, Humphreys, Carlton, Comport, Pitman, Westlake, Smith, Lysnar, Sßurke, Peterson, Roberts, Glover, Brown, Booth, Nudge, Quinn, Archibald, Mills, Webb, Williamson, Parker, Sommervllle, Crafts, McCready, Smith, Collier, Newton, Fox, Waipapa, WI Potae, Wi Rurigarunga, Thompson, Wilson, Mills,, Monika, Claud, Pink, Parkes (2), Corrigan, Pearson, Day, Dr. Collins, Sergeant McDonnell, - Corps. Izod (2), Rev. Wilson, Judge Gilfodder; 82 steerage. , ' ■' Isabella de Frairie, aux. schooner, (10.30 a.m.), 75 tons, Harkiiison, from Auckland. ■-.'■■< DEPARTURES. Saturday, April 5. ' Ngatoro, s.s. (8,55 p.m.), 1137 tons, Dowell, from South. Huanui, schooner (10.45 p.m.), 85 tons, Thompson, for Auckland. ' - Ripple, s.s. (8 a.m.), 412 tons, Carlson, fcr Wellington.

Monday, April- 7.' ' Arahura, . . S;'s. (12.15 p.m.)V _596 tons, D'ryden, for Napier. . t \

The Arahura arrived from* Auckland ■-via Tokomaru Bay. at 3.25 p.m. yester(iiy, biit Owing to tidal oohditions was rot tendered until vG.4s •p.m*,,' Vw*j.t_'.-. : :one \ launch. The Arahura proceeds later to papier and is due back to-mbrrow; when i she will be tendered at '7- >a.m ; * (firit launch); and at 7.30 p.m. (last launch). Additional passengers by the +Arahura \ last night • Were.— Misses Veitch- Coombe; j Mesdames Hopping, Iveson; , Perklnson, ryke, Harrison and Braybrobk; Messrs o'Rourke, Kenny, Farrell, Long, Walt, and Noble. . " . The Mapourika, with the Maori Contingent ex the Westmoreland, is expected to arrive to-morrow, and will be tendered '< m accordance with the arrangements made. ■■■■■...■■ .' • ' ' . :.)_:„. ;■... ■■■• ' I

The Isabella de Frame, arrived from\ Auckland on Sunday after a two days' voyage. She -has a- cargo of coke and coal on board.. She is expected to leave here on Wednesday next for Auckland. The Fairburn arrived from Auckland, via Sfoerangl, on Saturday last with cement for R. Robb and Common Shelton and Co. It is hoped to despatch her for Whangarei on completion of discharge at this port. This Is. the vessel's first visit to Glsbofrne under the command ot Captain Brown. He states that the vessel Experienced a fair' and uneventful, passage down, which occupied a week,*.- but three days of this were occupied m. loading cement at Mperangi. The Blackball steamer ;Ngatoro came into the river on Saturday and completed discharge of her cargo,, leaving the same night for south. '/.-''" : ■•'' '' Jhe Ripple "sailed' fdr -WelUngton on Sunday morning. The Mako 1 arrived from the Coast yesterday morning and sailed at ll a.m. for , Te , Araroa. The Ruru/is due early .this afternoon from Tuparoa and sails for Napier at 4 P»m. .*.-. -v The Koutunul i«. due from Tolaga tomorrow with wool for transhipment to the War Opal. The Sheepfarmers Coy. advise that the s.s. War Opal leaves Welllngtbp to-mor-row morning for Gisborne.