SHIPPING.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 167, 11 April 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TiOHANGA, San rises and sets this day :--Moruing, 6 21 ; Evening, 5.31. High water at the Heads this day : —Morning, 1.19; Evening, 1,51*. Phases of the Moon : —Lust quarter, 10ib, 0.50 a m. Auuxvai-3. Atkil. 9—Paterson, ps, Mundlo, from Napier, via Cape Runaway .with 46 bags'flour, 13 gunnies sugar, 4-tierce tobacco, Government. Passengers— Saloon ; Major and Mrs Roberts and servant, Mr Graham, Mr J Hamlin ; 18 for Auckland. Steerage : Mr Mo-Guinness ; 7 for Auckland. 9 Katie, cutler, Morris, from the coast, in ba! las t 10— Luna, Colonial Government ps, Fairchild, from Auckland. Passengers—Mr Blackett, Mr and Mrs Seed, Mr Wilson, Mr Stevenson, Airs Knight, Miss Knight, Miss Young, Miss Air Savage, Captain Johnson, Mrs Major Kopata, Mr James, Mr Kirkbrido, and Detective Kell. Depaetckes. —A rfiiL. 7 —Leah, cutter, Neal, for Opotiki and the coast, with general cargo 7 Victoria, cutter, Fullerfon, for Tahawai, in ballast 8 — Southern Cross, es, Sellars, for Auckland, with wheat. Passengers*—Mr Penny, Mr Aleinetzhagcu, Messrs Nairn (2), Mr Corbett, Mr McPherson, Mr T. Bennett, and others. 9 Fatereon, ps, Handle, for Auckland, with two horses. Passengers—Dr Armitage, Air Norris, Mr Hurst, Mr T. D. Wrigley, and original passengers. 10 — Luna, Colonial Government pa, Fairchild, for Southern ports The Southern Cross left the Tauranga wharf for Auckland at 9.30 on Wednesday morning last. By telegram, we learn that she arrived the following morning at 8 o’clock. The p s Paterson, from Wellington and Napier, arrived in harbour at daylight on Thursday morning, and was shortly afterwards alongside the wharf. She left the same day at 12 o’clock for Auckland direct, and was telegraphed as having arrived at 7 a.m. yesterday morning. Tho Luna arrived from Auckland yesterday at 3 p.m. with a number of passengers. She left again last night for Opotiki and Napier, where Captain Fairchild will await sailing orders.