SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF POVERTY BAY. High M'ateb. May 24.— 3.48 morning; 4.10 evening. May 25.— 4.31 morning; 4.52 evening. May 2(5.— 6.15 morning; 5.38 evening. May 27.— 6.1 morning; 6.25 evening. ARRIVALS. May 22.—Ringatira, s.s., Hepburn, from Napier and South with cargo and following passengers. For Gisborne—Mr. and Mrs. Parsons and family, Karuitiana and four other natives; Mr. and Mrs. Rudman for Maketu; and 18 for Auckland. May 23.—Effie Meikle, schooner, Hooper, from Napier, with 160 sheep, W. S. Greene. May 23.—Three Brothers, ketch, Watson, from Napier, with cargo of merchandise, Mr. G raham. DE PARTI* RES. May 22. —Rangat ira. s.s., Hepburn, for Tauranga and Auckland. A Wanganui telegram states that the channel «of the river at Wanganui is rapidly becoming wider «ad shallower.—The ship Crusadsr left Sjyttdttftnlfor London on the 9th instant, with 2,751 bales of wool, 5,951 sacks wheat, 1,021 sacks flour, 95 tons preserved meat, 138 bales ■phormium, and -19. tons tallow.—From Taranaki we learn that the long-promised moorings for the Waitara have «t last been laid down.— Hauke's Bay Herald.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 55, 24 May 1873, Page 2
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176SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 55, 24 May 1873, Page 2
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