SHIPPING.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 158, 11 March 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TAUiUNOA. Sun rises ami sets this day ;—Mornimn 5.3 d Evening, (>,17. High water at tho Heads this duy :—Morniinn 11.35 ; Evening, 0.0. 0 1 l»ascs of the ivloon ;—Last quarter, 11th 0.13 p.m. 1 ’ AUIU V' AUS. AIaKCU. ® Murray, Paluirr, from Napier and Poverty Bay. IWengors for Auckland— Messrs Brown and McKenzie. Bella, eutier, Hans-n, from Matatn, with produce 9 Leah, cutter, Neal, from Opotiki, with produce I>E V A liT U u its. MA B C II. 10—Murray, sa, Fulmer, for Auckland, witli <ly>o sheep. passengers —Saloon : Messrs Hickman, Brown, and McKenzie; two in Use slecrago. 10 —Clara, cutter, Stevens, for Tairoa, in ballast ANOTHER REGULAR BTEAMFE- FOR THE AUCKLAND AND TABRANGA TRADE. The 3 8 Marray, from Kapicr and Poverty Bay, arrived in harbour alter a good passage ,'U daylight on Monday morning, and wits shortly afterwards alongside the wharf. Captain ihiliuor reports Laving experienced very rou Kh weather throughout. We are indebted to the purser for Pd® Southern papers. Tho Murray left for AucKjand at 930 yesterday morning with a few passengers and 300 ebeep. Tho ngent, Air Thomas Wrigley, informs us that she may be expected m these waters again about Saturday, and will meet with quick despatch to Auckland. Wo further learn that tho Murray will, in future, be regularly employed running between Tauranga and Auckland, but the days of her arrival and departure, and other matters, have not yet been definitely arranged. The Southern Cross left Auckland at 8 a.m. on Sunday last.