SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS. Saturday, July 17
Wainui, s.s. (6.45 a.m.), 684 tons, Briscoe, from Napier. Bapaki. Heating crane (7.15 a.m.), 700 tons, Mack, from Scotland, via Papeete and the Coast. DEPARTURES. Friday, July 16.
Awahow, s.s. (10.40 p.m.), 407 tons, Clark, for Auckland, via the Coast.
Saturday, July 17
Wa-inui. s.s. (9.40, a.m.), 684 tons, Briscoe, for Auckland.
The Wainui, for Napier, was tendered for passengers at 8 a.m. to'diiy, and sailed later for Auckland.
The Kiimo, now discharging cargo here, leaves for Napier this afternoon, ihenee Southern ports to load again for Napier and Gisborne, via the usual ports. , . , .■ The Kamona leaves Napier to-day. and will be discharging coal here on Monday. On completion here she sails for the West Coast to load again for Wellington.
The Devon is expected to complete loading here on Monday and sail for Auckland for final despatch. The Norfolk will be lending here shortly for U.K. ports. The Hertford is due at Gisborne about August 2 to load frozen meat aritj general cargo for "Genoa, London, and vVest Coast of United Kingdom ports. The Awahoit sailed last night for Tolaga Bay, Tokorharu. Bay, and Auckland. / The Putiki left Auckland on Thursday for Coast bays, Gisborne, and Napier. Tile Tiroa is. due at Auckland from Gisborne and Coast bays to-day, and is expected to leave again during the week end for flick's Bay and Gisborne.
WEATHER REPORT. A westerly gale was blowing this morning at Cape Palliser; fresh westerly breezes at Cape Maria., Cape Campbell, and Cape ijJMpont. , There were passing showers at tJipe Marin and Cape J£gmo'rit. Elsewhere the weather was line. Temperature readings at 9 a.m.: Cape Maria £5, Auckland si>, Tauranga 49, C'potiki 51, East Cape 51, Gisborne 54, Napier 52, New Plymouth 51, Welling ton 53, Cape Campbell 49. The Wairoa pilot reports: Light north-westerly wind; moderate sea; good biir. STATE OF THE SEA.
Rough seas were running at- Castlepoint ; 'considerable at Cape Palliser and Cape Rgfnont ; moderate ai Cape Maria, Tauranga and (ape Campbell; smooth elsewhere. WEATHER FORECAST.
The indications are for westerly winds, moderate to strong, squally 'at times, and backing by west to south. The weather will) probably prove cold and squally. Barometer rising. Seas moderate; tides good.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17088, 17 July 1926, Page 3
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