SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 16, 21 January 1901, Page 1

SHIPPING.

The Union S.S. Co.’s steamer Elinganute arrived from the South early yesterday morning and left for Auckland and Sydney in the forenoon. Passengers -.—lnward—Mesdames Logan, Waitere, Hovel!, Chnsp and chi d, Mcl-'ariane and child, Hill, Misses Taki, Piric, Hill, Livingstone, Messrs Devery, Logan, Kohere, Reynolds (2), Winters, Johnson, Murphy, Chrisp, Sincdfl'iL McDonald, Brown, Demvay, Smith, Denny, McFarlane, Hill, Thompson, Jury, Jack Ra, Brett, Goldsmith, Bull, Fordham, Frederickson, Burton, Hyde, McKewsil. Outward Misses llushbrook, Maxted, Hetherington, Messrs Baker, Church, Webb, Master Kllisdon, Cullen, Constable Clark. » . The Union Co.’s steamer Moura arrived from Auckland at 3 o’clock yesterday afternoon and loft for the South during the evenin". Passengers:—Inward—Mesdames McGuire, Morrison and four children, Shiffer, Hcnzler, Goldsmith, Misses ltatcliffe (2), Bees, McGuiro, Weilan, How Chow, Henzler, Messrs ltatcliffe, Saunders, St. Clair, Bedford, Eichilbaur, Farley, ShelTer, Law, Lysnar, ilefcchcr, Goldsmith, Lasey, Goldsmith. Outward—Mesdames Law and daughter, Weisert and son, Olsen, Earam and two children, Jiobertson, Williams, Misses O’Dwyer (2), Kin" (2), Seott, Macky, Hamilton, Olsen, Messrs Middleton, Veale, Law, Currie, Harding, Nicol, Henderson, Waters, Walker, Smith, Short, Kilsley, Mcntipiay, Gibbs, Lambert, Beasley, Williams, Barclay, Simpson, Holloo, Kettle, Pearce, Williamson (2), Phelps, Amcss, i’ranklyn, Dalton, and Master Boss. _ . , ... The Kahu left Napier on Saturday night for Lyttelton, with -100 sheep. The Moura, which arrived at Napier from Gisborne this morning, is to load 800 sheep at that port for tho South. The ship Oamaru has practically finished loading, and is expected to leave for London this evening. . Tho ship Canterbury arrived at Dunedin on Friday from Glasgow, after a passage of 02 days. „ . Tho Union Steamship Company has definitely decided that the Waikare will replace tho Talunc in tho Auckland-Sydney trade next month, the steamer leaving Dunedin for Coast ports and Auckland on February 19, and leaving Auckland for dney on tho 25th. The American mail s teamer Sie-ra is duo at Auckland from Sydney this morning. She proceeds to Samoa, Honolulu, and San Francisco at noon. . The Union Company’s Omapere (Captain Hut on) arrived on Saturday morning from Nap or, and left for coast ports and Auckland at 10 a.m. Passengers : Inward—Messrs Rutherford, Jarret, Kettle, Prince, Jones, Tiinus, and four stevedores. Outward—Mes(lames Ling, Warner, Condon, Bunlcr, Graham, McGavin, Christian; Miss Christian ; Messrs Gill, Maitland, and 2 navvies. Tho Shire liner Fifeshire, 8,500 tons (Captain B. Coull), arrived from Wanganui on Saturday. The vessel is a new one, and is the first of her company’s magnificent liners to visit this port. She loaded over 500 bales of wool on Saturday, and leaves for the South to-morrow. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. are the local agents. Tho s.s. Weka (Captain Nelson) left for Napier on Saturday with a cargo of wool for the Selkirkshire. Messrs Richardson and Co. s I-anny (Captain Petersen) is expected from Napier to-day with a load of light rails for the railway.

E?M?1 TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. "Wellington, noon, Saturday.—Tekoa, for London. Lyttelton, 8.45, Saturday.—Sailed, Talune, for Tort Chalmers. Arrived, 11.50 p.m., Abbey Holme, for Port Chalmers. Spit, Sunday.—Arrived, 1.45 a.m., Wcka, from Gisborne.