SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume 1, Issue 30, 26 February 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

'PORT OF POVERTY BAY. High Water. I February 26. — 4.56 morning; '5.20 eveftlng. 'February 27. — 5.34 morning; 6. 8 evening. -Vvbrvary-M.— 6/29 morning; 6.49 evening. , « ’ARRIVALS. Tcbrmwy 22.—Saucy Lass, schooner, Captain Smith, from Napier, with miscellaneous cargo and 88 sheep. Passengers: Mr. Von Dadelszen, McKenzie, and four others. February 25.—Opofiki, schooner, from Auckland, with full miscellaneous cargo. DEPARTURES. ■February 24.— Dawn, cutter, Captain Harris, for Napier, with 21 bales wool, G 4 bags grass seed, 19 cases fruit, 27 empty casks. There was no appearance of the Comerang ■ ar •we went to press as six o’clock tills mom- • *»gThe Saucy Lass was to have cleared if Or Auckland yesterday. The Rangatira is not expected in Napier again until the Bfh proximo, having been chartered to make several trips conveying coal from Greymouth to Wellington. The p.s. Paterson, so long expected, had not left Sydney at last advices ; the strike among the Newcastle miners caused a difficulty in obtaining coal. She was to leave Sydney for Napier about the Ist March. The 8.8. Lady Bird, recently bought by the N.Z.S.S. Company for the New Zealand coasting • trade, wai to leave Sydney about the 20th current. The Dacotah is supposed to be the next ocean boat bearing the English Mail ■■'from -Cahforiria, due in Auckland last Monday.