ARRIVALS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 15091, 13 December 1919, Page 4

ARRIVALS.

Friday,. December ,12. „, ' ' Hiianui, ketch : (4 p.m.), 88 tons, Anderson, from Auckland. ' ■ Saturday,' December 13. Monowai. s.s. (6.1 i a.m.), 3433 tons, Nor-] ton, from Napier. Passengers: Misses Mc-j Kiiiley, Morley, Plimmer, . Dawson, Holme... Fysoh, Horsfall, Kirkpritrick;' 14 'llukarere' scholars; Mesdames McKinnon and 'child, Bailie, Cox, Fitzgerald, Wood, Foden, Robinson and 2 children, Jones, Banl&iry and cliild, Holden, McDonald, and \ Sherratt; Rev. Pakiwa; MessfS AdaiT, ■ James, Foden, Bourgeois, Fyson, Rae, Sherratt Nicholls, Lavin, Blair, Pingle, Park, Lutafin, Evans, Pearson, valentine, and 13 steerage. ' " •'"'■' DEPARTURES. Friday, December 12. Fanny, ?.s. (9.20 p.m*), 55 tons, Harold- ; sen, for Tokomaru Bay. ) Arahu'ra, s.s. (10.30 pan.). 1598 tons, • Paul, for Napier. • :

The Arahura left for Napier yesterday, nnid arrives at Gisborne again this evening. She. will be tendered" m conjunction with the Monowai at 7.30 p.m., and'proceeds later to Auckland direct. The Monowai arrived from South this niQrning, -and was-.- .tendered at 7 a.m. She will be tendered to-night, m con- j junction with the. Arahura, at 7.30 o'clock : and goes late.r to Tokomaru Bay and • Auckland. She leaves Auckland again uekt Thursday for Napiei- and South. Tlie Arahur«a next Friday will connect with the Monowai a.t Napier. Passengers should note that the steamer 'will be" re- , tamed m the Wellington-Lyttelton ferry service, and does not proceed on to Lytttslton and Dunedin from Wellington before December 24. , The office of the Union Company will be open this evening from 6.45 to 7.30 o'clock for the convenience of pas'sengei's; The Te Anau left Oamaru on Monday morning and Thnam last nigUt for Lyttelton, Napier and Gisboi'ne. She if= due here next week, and 'proceeds' on to I Auckland to lbad for Southern ports. The. Awahou is loading a* Auckland for coast bays, and is expected to sail fiom there at noon on Monday. ' :T *':'■" Tlie bookings for Auckland by the Monowai leaving for Auckland to-night as©: — Misses Dobson, Josephs, Weeks, : Flemons. Hunter (2), P«itkothley, Court- ! land and Samson, Nurse Jewiss; Mesdaines Percie, Newman, and child, Dudfteld anil ■ctiiid, Roberts, Eyrie and child, and j Nurse Eyrie; Mr. and Mrs. Hannah; j Messrs Wall, 1 Potts, Gordon, Josephs; Parker, Knight, Wheeler, S. Evans, Carrigan. Sharp, Cosberry, F. J. Taylor, Haseron Walker Samson and Leaf . ""' " ' The following passengers have 'booked r for. Auckland by the Arahura, leaving /fctfsborne co-night: — Misses Black, Elder, Cai'ter, Uceves, Chaffey, Reid, Clark, 'Green, ,iv : col, . Knapp, Whitapmbe, -R. Morris; Mi?dames Plowman, Nuttall arid toyr chlldnn, McMurrich,- Lyttelton. and pbangahga, Mr and Mrs Jriglis and child, ,..v>fr n Hi Mrs Walker, and infant, ;Mr and Mrs King;. Messrs .Taylor, E. : L. Brown, , Huiiiv Addis, Neilson, Anderson l, .Burdert, Scann^ll; FftUlkner, Wliite/Greeriflteld arid Turn 'a.' • The •Fanny. is- due from the Coast' on' Monday mornin-*, and sails for Napier m the evening., . .. ' , •^he Makp left .Auckland yesterday for ■Coast .bays'. ' , '. .. ' ' , . ;,'-. ' t Awahou is expected to sail from "Auckland'/ at noon qn Monday fox tlie coast and Gisborne. ' \ The Ripple leaves Wellington on Tues-.; day night for Napier and GJsborne. , The KoutUnUi : leaves "'Wellington on Monday night for C«isbbrne direct.