SHIPPING.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 161, 21 March 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

i'OKT OF X 'UiiASUA. ■'■’’s ' F... '.y ; --M'm-Ong, G 3 ; 0.2, i - >” : i * V; C;, .■ ;-U i'll:" ’.Ti, .lir: ti; i day ; M U!‘ UI:! g , O "C' ; OVtr i,i ■: ■ OF. Fuas-vs oi Hie Mean :—First quarter, 25th, I ! ,'. Iu t.i. A IU£I V A 1,3. M A UCXI. IS Clara, cutter, Stephens, froax Whangamata, with lire wood 20—Swallow, schooner, Bushel, from Auckland, with telegraph material : one passenger I hKl'AEXrii ES. M. 4EC IT. IS—Murray, ss, Palmer, for Auckland, with 300 sheep. Passengers—Mr Vercoe, air Firth wA.t. IS Keltic, cutter, Morris, coastwise, with stores 10 Fortune, schooner, Parker, coastwise 10—" Vincent, cutter, Austen, for Auckland, with produce 20 Clara, cutter, Stephens, for Auckland via Tairoa, iu ballast Tbs Murray left tho wharf according io advertisement at 10 o’clock sharp, on Wed nos day morning la.O, with two passengers and 300 sheep. By telegram we learn that she arrived in Auckland at 8 a.m. on Thursday. The Murray will, wo tiro informed by tho agent, run for the future alternately from Auckland to the Bay of Islands and from. Auckland to Tuuranga, via Morcurv Bay. It is estimated that the trip to and from each place will occupy eight days.WShe is by this time making her first trip to the North, and will leave Auckland for Tuuranga on Tuesday afternoon. . Mr Car-duo, agent of the a s Pretty Jane, informs us that that steamer may be expected -here from the South (weather permitting) some time on Monday. Tho s s Southern Cross lias temporarily taken the place of the Groldeu Crown on the Auckland aud Thames trade. Mr Card no informs us that the s.s. Southern Cross will leave Auckland for Tauranga via Mercury Bay on Sunday, 22-ud instant, at 10 a.m., and will leave here al her advertised date. Ifc is reported that the Auckland Steam PacketCompany are about to purchase the -s.s. Murray.