SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 336, 25 December 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF POVERTY BAY ARRIVALS * DECRMBttR. / 23 -Bangatira, i.s., Captain Griffiths, from • Napier, with tniaeollaueous cargo and the following pasaangers—Mrs Sprout, Misses Anderson (2), Master Harrison, Col Lyon, Mi-ssrs Clark, Axup, De le Vieuvillt*, De Moidrey, Gibbuns, Waite, Rundle, Moore, Walker anA family (4), and 6 natives. 24—Agnes Rnald, schooner, Capt. McCabe, from Auckland, via Passengers— If ra McCabe and two children The Agnes landed two tons of cargo on the coast., anck brought the following cs-go to Gisborne 10 tons flour, 340 cases spirits, 8 quarter casks do. x '■ j . DECEMBER. x S3—R*ng*tir», Cs*“ n Griffiths, for Napi.v, with th? ftllowiug passengers— Captain Portal 4 , Messrs Rogan, Connor, Paraons, Arthur, Thatcher, Axup, Johnson , • Claridge, Hooper, Mitchell, T. Cooper LevtrMolra, Sulfrvaß, Carter, Tavior, and Col The Pretty Jane did not arrive up to tie tiip/ of our going to press. The Rangatira called at Portland IsJknd Z' on her way back from Gisborne for thej>urpose of discharging material for ' house to be erected there ;in -oonseqtieice the steamer remained here for about three tyisiness . hours, and the mail closed at 10.30, iretead df at noon as announced at the Post Oflfce. This is, certainly, commendable activity but considering that ths Rangatira‘broughtaO passengers here, and had 18 on trip, besides her subsidy, the time reared for the intermediate service ought not to be taken from the oonreiiience of the pajHic.