SHIPPING.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 327, 27 October 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TAURASGA. Sun rises and sets this day Morning §.5-; Evening, 6.23. High water at the Heads this day Morning, 5.23 ; Evening, 5.42^. Moon: New moon, 29th, 4.53 pm. Aeeitals.— October. 28—Kowena, s.b., Sellars, from Auckland via Mercury Bay, with general cargo and 2 cows. Passengers; Mrs Button, Mrs Collier, Misses Collier (3), Dr Button, Messrs Bockland, Barrett, Paulin, Penny, and three others, and three in the steerage. 26—8 wena, 88, Sellars, from Ohiwa. Passengers —Messrs Conroy, Eeed and eon, and one native. Depibt'C'ees. —October. 23-Victoria, cutter, Fullerton, for Zatikati, with timber. 25— Isabel, cutter, Wood look, coastwise, with sundries. 25—Rowena, ss, Sellars, for Ohiwa, with sundries. Passenger: Mr Logan. 25 Hazard, cutter, Faulkner, for Maketu, with sundries. 26 Kowena, ss. Sellars, for Auckland, via Mercury Bay, with sundries, and 2 quartercasks and 3 barrels Tauranga beer, Passengers—Miss Macffurlane, Miss Macfarlane, Mrs Barnard, Mrs A, Cook and 2 children, Mrs McKellar and 2 children, Messrs H. Hoyte, Mender* schausen, Steinhoff, R. Horne, Mackay, E. Horns, and others. The brigantine Janet Grey, with a cargo of breadstuffs consigned to our respected townsman, Mr Thomas Wrigley, may bo hourly looked for. We regret to learn that all hopes of recovering the cutter Blonde have now been given up. The Rowena on her trip down from Auckland searched in every likely place for a trace of Iho missing vessel but without success, She also spoke the Ringleader, and learnt from Captain Grey that he had also given op the search.