SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1138, 4 September 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. SEPTEMBER. 3rd—Arawata, s.s., Captain Sinclair, frem Southern Ports. Passengers:—Mrs Clarke, Messrs Williams, Sutherland, Hislop, Stubbs, Ormond, and Miss Neal. DEPARTURES. SEPTEMBER. 3rd—Arawata, s.s., Captain Sinclair, for Auckland. Passengers Miss S. Hemorgahunn, Mrs M. A. Clifton, J. McKay, and 5 Natives. The schooner Minnie Hare was lightered, and sailed into the river this morning; she will discharge the rest of her cargo at the whrrL The schooner Columbia is taking in some cargo for Auckland, aud will leave for that port by to-morrow morning's tide. The schooner Gisborne is at the wharf taking in cargo for the Coast and Auckland, and expects to sail to-morrow morning. The port presented a very gav appe - rance this morning, and certainly shews a considerable increase of snipping, with the th -ee-mrsted schooner energy, four fore-and-aft schooners, the steamers Rosina and Noko, and the lighters discharging from the U.S.S. Company’s Arawata. If some of our Borough Councillors would only take the trouble to walk down to the wharves they would discover a pleasing sight to the eve, and at the same time could not help being forcibly struck with the want of shipping aocommodation at the wharves. THE BARQVENTINE ENERGY. Thebarquentine Energy was towed into the river yesterday mo-ning by the s.s. Rosinr- This is the largest vessel that has entered the river. THE SCHOONER WAI W ERA. The repairs to the schooner Waiwera have been completed with the exception of the rudder, which is expected to be done to-morrow morning. The schooner at present is laying in the stream and the repairs so far are satisfactory. The vessel will in all probability sail for Auckland, in ballast, to-morrow morning, and will the' e be taken on the slip and undergo a thorough overhr ul. IMPORTS. Per Te Anau, from Southern Ports—2 cases preserved meats, J. W. Johnson; 2 cases books, J. Brown; 1 pel., Brassev and Fraser; 1 case, order; 1 case printing material, Webb and Mogridge; 1 pci., Nasmith; 1 bull, Evans; 40 bags flour, Capt, J. H. Skinner; 8 trunks, 1 bale, 1 box, 18 pkgs., Pa-nell and Boylan; 57 kegs, 2 cases, Common, Shelton and Co.; 8 cases, 1 pole, A. McLean; 1 box, Graham and Co.; 1 case, Chief Postmaster; 25 cases kerosene, 2 pkgs., Croll and Ingle; 2 oases, 2 pkgs., 4 bales woolpacks, 16 cases, 1 hhd., Graham, Pitt and Bennett; 25 pkgs., woolpress, J. Brown; 1 case, U.S.S. Company; 1 case, Large and Townley; 2 cases, J. W. Wade; 1 bell, Archdeacon Williams; 1 case, Teat and Frior; 1 case, Haerone. EXPORTS. Per Arawata, for Auckland—2so sheen, G. L. Sunderland.