SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17080, 8 July 1926, Page 5

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. Thursday, July IS. Wairmi, s.s. (12.5 a.m.), 684 lons. Brisco, from Auckland. \ia Tokoniniu Ray. Passengers: Misses Bavdswel!. Slade, and Moric.e : Mis. t.'ollett ; Messrs Wingfiekl, Urassey, Clarke, Vigis, Brown, Humphreys, Lawless, McMullen, Stephens, and Pike; and 3 streurage. DEPARTURES. Thursday, July 0. Miro. nux. sch. (5.50 a.m ). 20 tons, [or Auckland. The Wninui, from Auckland, was ten dr-red with tlu* launch for inward passengers at 5 o’clock this morning. She sails this evening l'or Napier. I]ie launch for outward passengers leaving the Haiti side til 4 p.in. (meantime). The Kamo left Wellington at. noon Vcsterdav for Napier and (tishovne, and is due here with soul hern produce in morrow or Saturday. -After discharge she returns lo Dunedin to load again for Napier and Gisborne, via the usual ports. The Kamona loads at Westport to-day and at (treymoutli to-morrow oi on .Saturday for Wellington, Napier, and Gishorne. The Kent is expected to complete her Gisbonm loading- (his evening, when she proceeds to New Plymouth to continue loading. The Devon loft Napier at midnight- on Tuesday for Waikokopu, and she is due here to-morrow or on Saturday to load froze™ meat and general cargo for London. Antwerp, and West Coast United Kingdom ports. The Parora completes discharging at (lishorne this afternoon, and will be despatched for Lyttelton. The Pakura clears Napier for Gisborne to-night, with cargo from Wellington. She arrives here to-morrow morning, and returns to Wellington the same afternoon.

The Awahou is expected to be despatched from Auckland on Saturday .for Coast bays and Gisborne. She is duo at- this port on Monday or Tuesday, and after unloading sails for Tolaga Ray, Tokomavu Bay, and Auckland. The Miro finished discharging hero yesterday, and sailed early this morning for Auckland.

The Inga, now in the roadstead putting out Newcastle coal, is expected to sail to-morrow for Waikokopu to complete discharging. The. Tiroa leaves Auckland to-night for Coast bays and Gisborne. She is due at this port on Saturday, and sails on Monday for Hicks Ray and Auckland. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Auckland: Arrived at 3.50 a.m. today, Canadian Conqueror, from Gisborne. WEATHER REPORT. Light winds were prevalent in the North Island this morning, from the north-east- at Cape Maria; north-west at Auckland, Tiritiri, Gisborne, Cape Palliser, Wellington, and Cape Campbell; south at Tauranga, and Opotiki ; south-west at Napier; north at EastCape; and west at. Cape Egmont, and Castlepoint. The sky was blua at most places, but overcast at Cape Maria and Cape Egmont, and cloudy at Tiritiri. Temperatures at 9 a.m. were: Cape Maria 56, Auckland 53, Tiritiri 53, Tauvanga 46. Opotiki 46, East Cape 41, Gisborne 49, Napier 42, Cape Falliscr 47, Capo Egmont 50. Wellington 52, Cape Campbell 48, Castlepoint 49._ Wairoa reports this day: Light westerly wipds. Heavy Sea. Bar unworkable. STATE OP THE SEA. The sea was smooth to moderate at till stations reporting. Titles were poor at Cape Egmont and Cape Campbell, light at Castlepoint and good at other stations. WEATHER FORECAST. The indications are for northerly winds, moderate to strong, with increasing haze and cloudiness. The barometer wiH be falling. Reas moderate, tides good.