Shipping Intelligence.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 969, 13 August 1881, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OF POVERTY BAY. Arrivals —August. 11th. —Jessie, ketch, from Napier, with 20 tuns coals, 20 tons limestone, and 6 tons potatoes. —R. G. Gibbons. 12th.—Oreti, s.s., Captain Campbell, from Auckland, with 60 tons cargo. No passengers. 12th. —Rosina, s.s., Captain Harris, from Awanui. Passengers : —Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, Messrs. Frazer, Benies, and Brown. 12th. —Te Anau, s.s., Captain Carey, from Auckland. Departures—August. 10th. —Rosina, s.s., Captain Harris, for Awanni. Passengers : —Mr. and Mrs. W. Clarke, Messrs. Benies, Fraser, and Brown'. 11th. —Minnie Hare, schooner, Captain Skinner, for Tologa Bay, Awanui, and Auckland. Passengers : —Mrs. Stagpole, Mr. and Miss Walker. 12th. —Te Anau, s.s., Captain Carey, for Napier, and Southern Ports. The steamer Oreti left for Napier last evening, and will return in time to load sheep and cattle, leaving this for Auckland to-morrow (Sunday) morning, about 10 o’clock. The steamer Rosina left for Awanui on Wednesday evening last, under special charter to the Southern Cross Petroleum Company. Taking several passengers and a few tons of cargo. She returned on Friday. The Sydney Morning Herald of July 26th, says : “ The Firefly, brig, from Bluff Harbor, May 30th, for Sydney, has not yet arrived, and being 55 days out, apprehensions are entertained as to her safety. The vessel is an intercolonial trader, and sailed in charge of Capt. J. Downing, who is well known here, having been a frequent visitor for years past. The Firefly was formerly named the St. Louie; she was built at St. Malo, France, in 1864.”