SHIPPING.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 179, 23 May 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF TAUItANOi. San rises and sets this day :—Corning, 6.5 G; Evening, 4.46. High water at ilio Heads this cay :—Morning, 0.11 ; Evening, 0.24. Moons— Full moon, 31st 6.25p.m. AimrvAis.—Mat. ?5 oSS ’ 8a > Sellars, from Ohiwa. &o—Murray, sa, Palmer, from Auckland, with general cargo. Passengers :—Mra Ghlmonr, Major Gordon, Messrs Kay, Tudehop»», Cain, Brett, Donley t and five for the South. 20—Victoria, cutter, Fullerton, from Tahawai, with firewood. Depastures.—May. 20— -Southern Cross, s s, Sellars for Anckland via Mercury Bay, with wheat. Passengers : MiaaS mpson, Mr John Chadwick, Mr A. Cook, Mr R, Watt, Mr G. A. Douglas, the Vivian Troupe (4), the Rev. T. S. Grace, jtm., and others. 21— Murray, ss, Palmer, for Napier and the South, via Poverty B.iy, with original passengers and two others from this port. By telegram we learn that the Southern Cross will leave Auckland for Tauracga this afternoon, at two o’clock The ss &£array arrived here on Wednesday at noon from Vuckland. She loft again on Thursday Poverty Bay, Napier, and Wellington. esday 1 Murra y has been withdrawn from the N^- n ay trade for the present, being required by neim j£,rietora at Nelson, to fill the place of the Friday af-f or Wallace, both of which vessels are ■ * . epairs. I ketch Fanny Kelly having been repaired at I Satu' rcU! .y Bay, is now lying alongside the Queenl street Wharf, Auckland. She is to undergo a thorough overhaul. The Vincent and Isabel (Mr Thomas Wriglej’s new cutter), if not in harbour before this impression is in the hands of our readers, may be hourly expected from Auckland. By telegram we learn that the Southern Cross arrived in Auckland at 10.30 a.m. on Thursday last.