SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 329, 1 December 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF POVERTY BAY ARRIVALS. NOVEMBER. Nil DEPARTURES. NOVEMBER. 28—Rover, schnoncr, Capt. Goodman, for Auckland via the coast. Passengers for Hicks’ Bay—Mr and Mrs Robertson, and Miss Percy. 28—Rosin®, 5.8., Capt Wells, for Awanui and the coast. Th? Pretty Jane left Auckland for this port at 9 o’clock on Sunday morning; but owing to the strong southerly gale that has continued to blow, without any intermission, since Sunday afternoon, she has not yet arrived. It is aupposed that she has taken shelter at Kawa Kawa, East Cape. The Rosina, Captain Wells, left here on Sunday morning last for Tologa Bay, Tokomaru, Waipiro, Tuparoa. Awanui,Waiapu.and Hicks’ Bay. She took mails for each of these ]o< alit ies, for which postal accommodation the settlers will, doubtless, be most grateful. The Rosina made the passage from this port to Tologa Bay in five hours and a half, notwithstanding there being a light breeze of head wind during the greater part of the way. She entered the Uawa river easily—Capt Trimmer piloting her. She remained at Tologa Bay from the time of her arrival there on Sunday afternoon till Monday evening at six o’clock, when she ’eft for Tokomaru, and other settlements on the coast. The cause of her detenti n j*o long at Tologa was a strong southerly gale, «hich prevented her departure until it moderated. The steamer behaved remarkably well on this trip, and the settlers at Tologa Bay and elsewhere on the coast regard her running to and from Gisborne and Awanui, and intermediate ports, as a great boon, and trust she will ba well supported. She was expected to have reached Awanui yesterday evening. Since th? above was written we regret to learn that the Rosina nas at Tologa Bay yesterday evening, and likely to be* the re still—--Ihe southerly gale not having yet sufficiently moderated to allow her to depart.