DEPARTURES.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14885, 12 April 1919, Page 2

DEPARTURES.

Friday, April 11. Isabella de Frame, aux sch. (2.30 p.m.), 08 tons, Harklnson, for Auckland. Saturday, April 12. Koutunui, s.s. (1.20 a.m.), 99 tons, Thontstn, for southern ports. Ruru, s.s. (9 a.m.), 99 tons, Fletcher, for northern ports. Mako, s.s. (9.45 a.m.), 505 tons, Jones, for northern ports. .

The Ko'whai, fi*om '_t_??6JlSri.-. 1* due about Monday next and proceeds later to" 'Napier.' "'■'"':. . The Rosamond, from. D^pedln, Is. expected to leave Timaru about Monday next tor Gisborno. _h» proceeds after discharge here io Napier^ Lyttelton and Dunedin about the and or, n«_t. Week. The Monowai leaves Wellington to-day for Napier and Gisborha, ah- »ute to Auckland. She is due here on Tuesday morning and will bo teiKtered with one launch at 6 a.m., prpoe^lhfir.^iater. for Auckland direct. V ' \ ••■*

The Arahura leaves Auckland^to-day for Tokomaru Bay and Gisbbrnej;va^?,^s''.due here.-', to-morrow. Owing to ti<jial: conditions she will be tendered .on 'arrival, but the last launch has been ' fixed* for fi p'.hi." The company's office will be open at 4.30 p.m. for the convenience Of intending passengers, and the tfti_e :: of the Vessel's departure from Tokogiaru can bo ascertained from the tefegrraph shipping board or the telephone exchange. The following have booked fpr, Napier by i»ie vessel to-morrow night: r.urwick Sheen, Colley, Loif ord', Martin, \v'hite, ißutler, Fisher, Henderson- and liobb; Mesdames Keepa, Blackburn, "Urc.ihart, Thomson, Durie, Wallis. Bennett, hito, AMncent, Fox, Plank, Symes, East, ( laTlc,' Go?s, Henley, Brosnahan, Kahlenlor'g, and Thomson; Messrs Newman, Gllb«*rf,- Keepa, Asmus, Blackburn, Henry, ? tills, Duggan, McKay, Scoit, Ritchie, East, Norton, Murray, Gray, Butler, Moor- ( i* rt ad T Murfayne, Cuthbert, Barker, Wallis, Menco, Douglas Symes, Johnstone, Fltzr;rald, Barwick' White, Wildish; N. Bull, rogers, Wauchop, Margollouth, G. Stobk; D, Faram, C. Perrx Rosbqtham, James, Wilson,. Green, Fox, Vincent,' Henry. The Mako sailed for the: Coast this; Homing, with passengew.

The Ruru arrived from Napier - this morning, and proceeded to Tokomaru at o a.m. ; - '■.•■"' : The Fanny' arrives from Napier to-mor-row afternoon, and sails on Monday afternoon for Tokomaru. .The Mako returns from the Coast on Siihday evening, and sails at 6' a.m. ori Monday, taking passengers for Walroa •md Napier. : The Awahou is working .the/. Coast on her: way south, and is due here about Wednesday next. .:'.' The Kiritona Is d v * from Napier on Tuesday morning.

'.The Canadian-Australasian steamer Makura which left Auckland on v March 31 for Vancouver, was due there ori: Monday, April 7. According to time-table she will . leave on the return trip on Monday, ! "Aprjl 14, and should reach Auckland via ports on May 5. For the present she Is .set down to sail on the return trip about I May 13. A new auxiliary schooner, built for the | Northern Steamship Co.. war launched from air g. Nicoi's yard at Auckland on Saturday. She is Intended 'for the East Coast trade, and Is of shallow draught to allow her, to wor_ the various , bar harbor^'.' ". When launched she ' Was ' drawing 2ft sih forward and 3ft 51n rift. : She is twin screw, and is fitted with engines of a total of 120 horsepower, burning crude oil. The vessel 1» substantially built In order to stand rough bar wbrlr;, and is capable of carrying about iOO tons. She y, Tigrged as a two-masted schooner-, with pole, masts, and is named the Tuhoe.