SHIPPING.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 317, 22 September 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TiUKAXOA. Sun rises ami seta this day :■ —Morning 5.5 i ; Evening, 5,52. High water at the Heads this day : Morning, 11.24; Evening, ] 1. 58. Moon ; Last quarter, Sept. 22, G. 39 p.m. AHI i i'v als . —S eptcin bc r. 18— Rowena, s.e., Sellars, from Auckland, with generaicargo. Passengers: Mrs Hunt Airs Smith, Miss Pates, Messrs Shepherd, Hunt, Laverock, Williams, Smith, Edgcumbe, Hooper, and one in the steerage. Special settlers for Katikati — James Irvin, Korko, Headman, Moss, Digg, Grosaley, O’Neil, and Maggie McCartney. 19— Brunette, cutter, Cinnamon, from Whaka> lane, with produce. 20— Rowena, s.s,, Sellars, from Ohiwa, with sundries and horses. Passengers: Air and Miss Simpkins, Dr Leslie, Messrs Thomson, McMirlh, and J. Kelly, Departures,—September. IS—Vincent,, cutter, Burke, for Auckland, with sundries. 18 Rowena, s.s, Sellars, for Ohiwa, with sundries. Passengers; Mrs Parkinson, M essrs Williams, Sedgwick, Black, and Quart ley. 21— Brunette, entter, Cinnamon, for Wliakatane, with sundries and 10 casks of Tauranga beer. 21—Rowena, s.s., Sellars, for Auckland, with sundries and horses. Passengers; .Rev, Air Mark, Rev, Mr Mauusell, Miss Ci ■ossley, Miss Clark, Miss Simpkin, M essrs Simpkin, McMatli, Thompson, Dr Bestiek, Messrs J, Foley, Hunter. Wylie, Fecger, Miss Irvine, Messrs Anderson, J. WTiglej, and u few others, Tito steaming capacity of the s.p, Rowena lias been unmistakeably displayed on her last two trips from Auckland, on which occasions she has made the passage in the short space of about fifteen hours. Considering that the distance between Auckland ami Tauranga is acme 150 miles, these fads speak for them> selves, and Captain Sellars, the popular commander of the Rowena, may justly feci proud at having such a capital vessel to command.