SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NAPIER. HIGH WATER SLACK THIS DAY. Outer Harbour ... ... p.m. 8.1 loner Harbour ... ... p.m. 9.31 Ai:i:iv\l-. May 14.—Tarawcra.'-.5.. from Northern porta and Sydney. 11.Putk'tt, agent Passengers— Mrs Ciipp- : Misses Morgan, Graham, and M'Gown ; Messrs Bell, Lovell, Hoare, Cripps, Lock, Oliver, Salmon, and Williams; Rev Crothers; 7 steerage. Departures. May 14. —Tarawera, s.s., for Southern ports. R. Pufle.t. agent. Passengers— Misses Moore, Hutchison. Lennie, Thompson, and Paget; Messrs Spillane, Whittaker, and Turncock ; fj steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Bamimbeet, s.s., from Southern ports. May 18. Flora, s.s., from Southern ports. May IS. PROTECTED DEPARTURES. Bnrrambeet. s.s., for Northern ports and Sydney, May 18. Flora, for Gisbome and Auckland, Mav 18.
The Tarawera arrived from north last evening, and left for Wellington at 10 p.m. The Wareatea is due from Greymouth to-morrow night with a full cargo of coal. The tend, rs for the raising of the barque Coromandel, called for by Captain Williams, master of the vessel, have been withdrawn, and matters are now at a standstill. Lloyd's agents have not yet received any advice from the underwriters at Home with regard to the matter, and there seems to be some hitch as to who is the responsible party. It is understood that there will be no difficulty with regard to lighting the vessel.—X.Z. Times.
SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, Max 14. The barquentine Ocean liover, from Lvttelton to Noumea, put into llu~-«il with her spars and rigging badly damaged. lIOBAET, M:i V 11. Arrived—Ruahine. from London via the Cape. Shs sailt I if i c :i for Wellington. She lias on V>->i It); Hon. E. S. Littleton and 17 p i for Australia and 62 for New Z< il md
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Hastings Standard, Issue 17, 15 May 1896, Page 2
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279SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Hastings Standard, Issue 17, 15 May 1896, Page 2
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