SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 240, 20 September 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. September. 20—Omapere, from Southern ports. Passengers—Miss Lysnar, Messrs Kennedy, Ormond, Scarf, Deverie, Goldsmith, Veal, T. W. Porter, Jones, Rev. Lewis, and 2 natives. 20—Te Anau, from Auckland. Passengers : Mesdames Gray, Bloomfield, Lowndes, Love, and Miss Webb. Messrs. Pickett, Spencer, Smith, Cargo, Saville, Webb, Hird, Foster, Watson, Trotter, Harland, Wilcox, Gough (2), R. Gregory, and Henderson. DEPARTURES. September. 20—Omapere, for Auckland. Passenger— Mr. Cherrington. 20—Te Anau, tor the South. Passengers : Mr. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Matthews and family, Mrs. White. IMPORTS. Per Omapere—2s cases, A. Graham & Co; 8 pkgs, 64 sacks, E. K. Brown ; 17 pkgs, N.Z.L. & M. Co ; 2 barrels, W. Ratcliffe ; 1 bdle, W. Tharratt; 7 pkgs, J. W. Sunderland; 3 pkgs, J. W. Wade; 5 kegs. 225 sacks, Common, Shelton & Co.; 62 i-sacks, Graham Pitt & Bennett ; 61 J-sacks, Teat & Friar ; 124|-sacks, J. Wallace ; 63 f-sacks, H. Lewis ; 62 f-sacks, D. M. Orr; 50 sacks, Kennedy & Bennett ; 140 |-sacks, J. Craig ; 125 sacks, W. Adair; 32 |-sacks, order.

The Omapere left to-day for Auckland. The Southern Cross will arrive from Auckland to-morrow. Last boat at four o’clock. She will bring down the cargo which was carried on by the Te Anau to Auckland on Monday last. The Waihora, which is to arrive early to-morrow morning from the South, will be tendered for the last time at eight o’clock. The Te Anau arrived this afternoon from Auckland. The last boat will go off at Those who are in the habit of travelling by sea, says the Nelson Mail, will be glad to learn that the Union Co. are about to substitute the Takapuna for the Wanaka in the trade. She will not run at her full speed, but will be reduced to a twelve knot boat, which, even in these go-ahead days, will be considered quite fast enough for ordinary travelling. With the Rotorua, Hawea, and Takapuna there will be no complaints about the comfort of passengers between here and the other ports with which communication is provided by the Union Co’s, splendid fleet. The Takapuna, we understand, is to be placed under one of the most popular skippers in the service. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Waihora, Southern Ports, 21st Southern Cross, Wellington and Napier, 21st. Omapere, Southern Ports, 17th inst. Te Anau, Auckland, 20th PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Omapere, Tauranga and Auckland, 17th Southern Cross, Auckland, 21st Waihora, Sydney via Auckland, 21st Te Anau, Melbourne via South, 20th.

High Wateb. Sun W8E8 SETS A.M. P.M. A.M, P.M. Saturday 20 .. 5.28 5.57 5.80 5.34 Bundsy, 21 .. 6.7 6.28 5.34 5.35 Phases of the Moon. First Quarter, 27th .. .. 9.51 p.m. Perigee, 11th .. ... .. 5.30 a.m. Apogee, 26th .. .. ,. 5.30 a.m. Nights dark until 22nd inst.