SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1359, 22 September 1883, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. September. 21st—Wairarapa, from Auckland. Passengers: Messrs \V. Adair, Kennedy, Wyllie, Austin, Sneddon, R. Chapman, Boundtop, W. Hitchings, and Rev. W. Salter. Mesdames Salter, and Boundtop, Misses K. McLinn, and J. Wilsharl. DEPARTURES. September. 21st—Wairarapa, for South. Passengers ; Messrs De Lautour, J. Kelton, Andrews, E. J. Clark, Miller, and J. Browne, Misses Peters, and Hustin, and Masters G. and S. Cross. The Wairarapa arrived in the Bay from Auckland about noon yesterday, and sailed in the evening for Melbourne via Southern Ports. The Waihora is expected from Melbourne and South, on Monday morning next. The Omapere may be looked for, from Dunedin, Omaru, Timaru, and Napier, on Tuesday next. She will leave the same day for Tauranga and Auckland. The schooner Sea Breeze, has left Auckland for this port with a cargo of coals, consigned to Messrs Kennedy & Bennett. The Schooner Waiapu, Captain Nicholas, sailed for Auckland via the Coast on Thursday morning last with a full cargo, and several passengers. The schooner Elibank Castle, which arrived on Wednesday last from Napier, was about 9 days out, being blown past by the late South-east gale as far as the Cape. She is now lying in the river ready to discharge her cargo of coals. The schooner Gisborne is undergoing a general overhaul painting, cleaning, &c. She will not leave for Auckland via the Coast, until next Tuesday. The schooner Awaroa, Captain Holmes, will sail to-day for Napier, under charter to Mr H. E Johnston, for a cargo of coals and grass seed. The s.s. Rosina arrived in the Bay yesterday from the Coast,