SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 218, 25 August 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. August. 2.3—Waihora, from Auckland. Passengers: Mrs. McLean, Messrs. Ward, U’Ren, Chrisp, Cameron, Froude, Proctor, Owen, Ramson, and five in the steerage. 24— Stella, from South. 25— Manapouri from Southern ports. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Maunsell and two children, Mesdames Campbell and Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Flyger, Mrs. Redwood and child, Mrs. and Miss Stevens, Messrs. A. Karaha, Malone, Pumea, Pete Aata, Tuhi, Glover, McConville, Mr. and Mrs. Christina, Tapatu, Proudfoot, and Robertson. DEPARTURES. August. 23— Waihora, for Southern Ports. Passengers—Mrs. Pepper, Misses Townley and Wells, A. Mataira, and Mr. Mclldowie. 24— Stella, for Wellington. 25— Manapouri, for Southern Ports. Passengers—Miss Mackay, Mrs. J. Finlay, Messrs Bishop, Sergeant, Jury, Nightingale, S. M. Wilson, and a prisoner. IMPORTS. Per Waihora—Case fish, 8 ska oysters, Davis case tobacco, Browne; case, Wade; 6 cases, several boxes and parcels, order; 5 cases kerosene, Lewis; bag, Bull & Son ; piano, 3 bags oysters, DeCosta; 3 bags do, Petersen. Per Manapouri—s6 pkgs, wool press, bale paper, case, J. Brown ; 1 pkg papers, Herald ; pci, Cassin ; cask, case, bdle tube, Wade; 5 nhds ale, 3 barrels do, Dickson; 6 cases, Common & Co; 1 case, Sigley; 80 | sks flour, 100 | do, order; stove, Parnell and Boylan; 1 case, 2 stoves, order; 5 csks ale, J. R. Scott; pci, Piesse; 20 sks malt, U.S.S. Co; 10 boxes candles, East; bale hops, U.S.S. Co ; 20 pcs iron, Sigley. EXPORTS. Per Stella—Quantity of war material, arms, &c. Per Manapouri—l Trycicle, Day ; 1 pci. N.Z. Shipping Co. Per Waihora—l gun and case, Hindmarsh ; 1 pkg, C. P. Browne ; 20 cases champagne, 19 hides and skins, Common and Co. ; 4 cases, Graham and Co. ; 33 pockets hops, N.Z.L. and M.A. Co.; 3 empty hhd’s. S. M. Wilson.

The Waihora arrired late on Saturday afternoon, and left again about 8 o’clock. The crew were still displaying the yellow badge, and they look none the worse for their enforced holiday. The Government steamer Stella arrived yesterday morning, and after taking on board p, quantity of old war material and military stores left again for Wellington about noon. The Manp.pouri arrived from the South this morning, having been delayed by bad weather. She left again for the North a few minutes after eleven.

The Thomas Russell may be looked for from Napier to-morrow or Wednesday. The schooner Waiapu is ready to sail, having all her cargo on board. The cutter Iris, owing to the lowness of the tide, stuck on the bar, and the united efforts of the local steam tugs were not sufficient to get her off. She will be released when the tide makes.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Arawata, Southern Ports, 31st inst. Te Anau, Southern Ports, 7th Sept. Omapere, Southern Ports, 27th inst. Tarawera, Auckland, 29th. Gisborne, schooner, Captain Skinner, Auckland Southern Cross, Wellington and Napier, 29th. Thomas Russell, Auckland. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Arawata, Auckland, 31st Te Anau, Sydney via Auckland, 7th Sept. Omapere, Tauranga and Auckland, 27th Tarawera, Southern Ports, 29th Waiapu, schooner, Captain Nicolas, for Auckland and Coast ports. Southern Cross, Auckland, 29th

High WaiER. Svs A.M. P.M. BI8E8 A.M. SETS P.M. Monday 25 .. 7.45 8.5 6.14 5.15 Tuesday 20 .. 8.20 8.37 0.12 5.16 Wednesday 27 .. 8.54 9.11 6.11 5.17 Thursday 28 .. 9.31 9.50 0.10 5.18 Friday, 29 .. 10.12 10.35 6.8 5.19 Saturday 30 .. 11.2 11.31 6.7 5.20 Sunday, 31 .. — 0.5 6.6 5.21 Phases of the Moon. First Quarter, 29th . 3.12 a.m.