LATE SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16630, 9 January 1925, Page 9

LATE SHIPPING.

(Special to Hie Herald.) NAPIER, this day. Tito Aralmra, leaving at 8 p.m. for Gisborne, takes tlie following passengers: Misses - McDonald, Bell, Henton, Cummings, Robertson, Kyiv, Barrett. Anderson (2). St. Clair, Gill, Gav.lt, Bateman, Bell. Knowles, and Winteringltam; Mesdames Davis, Hatton, Leslie, Knowles, Gunn and children, .Bourgeois, McCormack, McDonald, Robinson and 2 children, Longford a ll d 5 children. Bird and 2 children, Hepburn. and Mntbesoii; Messrs Houston, Ludbr’ook, Adams, Davis, Matt on, Nolan, France, Coatee, Murray, Wanchop. Gunn, Bright, 'McDonald, Ferry, Stubbs, Williams, Derbyshire, Bateman, Jaskell, Scanned, Curly, and Littlewood. (Per Press Association.) Napier: Sailed at 12.45 p.m., Koutunui, for Gisborne.

The following passengers are booked to leave for Auckland by the Arahurn tomorrow : Misses Coleman, Pieken, Pasley. Boland, Mnnro. Cleary, Spark, Radford, Haynes, McDowell, Pifctar, Cross, and Friar; Mesdames Grant and boy, Lyle, Hanna, Marjoram Leighton, C'ulforth. Louml, Davis, Brown, Wickens, and Muir; Messrs Reidy, Sharp, Longdill, Bardwell, .Marjoran, Leighton, Torrie, McLaren, -Sagar.. H. T. Jones, G. Hdlvard, Clayton, Cnl forth, Orr, Hunter. IV alke) , > Wickens. and Francis. The Mako left for the Coast at 1 o’clock Ibis afternoon.

The Qmana reports having passed the Inga at 9 o’clock last night, 6.3 miles west of Three Kings. The Tnga reported, “All well.” and is expected to arrive hero on Monday. The Harbor Board was advised from Cape Maria- this afternoon that t he. 1 Tnga. (owing the barge, was passing east at 1 o’clock.