SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 241, 23 January 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OF POVERTY BAY. . ARRIVALS. JANUARY. 20— Pretty Jane, t s.s., from Napier, with full general cargo, and the following passen®pngers :—Mrs. Bourke and family, Mis? M *Kae, Mr. a.id Mrs. Neal, Mr. and Miss Wilson, Mrs. Dempsey, Messrs. Caulton (2), Gillon, Begg, Donnelly, Morton, Griffen and Smith. 21— Kangatira, s.s., from Napier, with miscelcvllaneotis cargo. Passengers—Capinin and Mrs. Gudgeon, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Harrison, Mrs. M‘D<»uga!l, Messrs Campbell, Shirley, Glenn, Tuke, Cato, and Rowley Hill. DEPA RTURES. JANUARY. 21 — Pretty Jane, t.s., Capt. Fernandez, for Auckland and Tanranga. Passengers—Air. * and Miss Wilson, Messrs. Murton, Smith, Nash. Chambers, and Tait21 —Rangatira, s.s., for Napier and the South Passengers — Miss Rowe,, Miss M‘L< nnan, M rs. Skiilicorn, servant, and two children, Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Neal. Major Pitt, Miss Drysdale, Messrs. Harris, Thomas. A-h*on, one Maori lad (Kuara), Constable Joyce and prisoner Von Borken. Sydney. The Strathnarer, from New Zealand, arrived h-en* on th«-71 h instant. The. Star of India arrived from Wellington on the Sth. Newcastle— 7th, arrived ; Ben Nevis, from Auckland. Auckland, January 18. The schooner Swallow, that left hereon the 29th nit. for the North has not since been beard of. Two heavy spars have been found on the beach at Ahipara, supposed to be part of the wreck of a large ship. Arrived—Daihousie, with immigrants. All landed in good health. The voyage was an uneventful one. There were nine deaths