SHIPPING.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 128, 22 November 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TaUHANOA. Sun rise# arid sots this day :--Morning, 4.37 ; Evening, 6.46. High water at the Heads this day :—Morning, 8.5 ; .Evening, 8.12. Akkivals.—Novemheb. 20— Southern Cross, e.f., Sellars, from Auckland, with general cargo. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Snodgrass and family |5), Mr and Mrs J A Wilson and family (3), Captain Swindley, Messr J S Macfarlano, Tiune, Hannelee, Louis, Bates, J T Morrison, Way, Moss nan, Sims, Mann, Vickery, Marshall, Banbury, Campbell, Peppercorn©, Jacksoo, Graham, Copeland, and five in the steerage. —Wm W Card no, agent. 21 — Vincent, cutter, Austen, from Auckland 21 —Elizabeth, cutter, Neal, coastwise DEPAHTUXtES. NOTEM3BE. 20~-Southern Cross, s.s,, Sellars, for Ohiwa The Southern Cross, from Auckland, arrived in harbour after a good passage early on Thursday morning. She brought a large number of passengers and full cargo. We are indebted to Captain Sellars for files and other favours. As a proof of the popularity and general esteem in which the worthy skipper is held in Tsuranga, we may mention that the proposal referred to in another part of this impression to provide a larger steamer for our trade was briefly discussed yesterday “ on ’Change, when a number of gentlemen promised to take shares “ if Dan Sellars is the skipper.” “So mote it be,” The cutter Vincent has made another of her usually quick trips. She left this port late on Saturday afternoon, loaded a full cargo }afc Auckland, and arrived at the Heads on Thursday night last. The Vincent ia exceedingly well handled by Captain Austen.