SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2114, 24 June 1907, Page 2

SHIPPING.

~,, _ no e Co.'s Tallinn. arrived from Auckland at l- 00 l•“ f j,,- so uth. and left nv tin* '"\lisst' S Uvill'cn, Passengers In warn Allen, E Fromm, bimle, Mcsdan Peacock, Hovns, Messis. H. I• A Unw kins, J. Held, J. I'-eii, Stewart, and 9 Cutts, Col. Hmu , MonckjtecruKt*. (Jg 1 ' shcelmn, Borrio ton. Hoss, Hi's* o > ~ , Messrs. rUwaS^on. C 'Phe i USS kC Co.’s Miowera arrived from south early Saturday- monnng, and proceeded to Auckland and Sjd nev-' Passengers Inward Al°sclanies Muck. Elian, Albert', Ivan, knuiima, Teret ll Knnv, Banner.man, Dyei, Brown ' Pettigrew, Williams, Oliver, Collins; Marshall, Fahey (2), 1 L ,chart, Cathie, Clarkson, Mitchell, Morton. Clarkson, Moron, Mallace ion and 30 steerago. . . , Hbe U.S.S. Co.’s Haupiri. leaves Auckland to-day for Gisborne, via C °The P °U t 's.S. Co.’s Squall . leaves Auckland on "Wednesday'for Gisborno Vi The o, B g S.S. Co.’s Wanaka is exmorning and returns Hi-the evening, via 'VVaikokopu. .. . The schooner Gisborne leaves tonight for Auckland. . Four of the five sailing vessels in port on Saturday morning took advantage of the fine weather, and v, ere towed out at 11 o’clock. The scons Zingara and Alert left for Isgungimi, the auxiliary schooner iairburn left for Auckland direct, taking » kgs barley, and the barqueiitiue I'iank Guv sailed for Westport. _ Transhipments ex Gothic came to hand by tlie Miowera on Saturday morning. The Tvscr steamer Star of Japan arrives fiom Napier about Ist Julv to load for London. Slie will he followed bv the Indradevi on tho 4th The dredge John Townley will be readv for re-lauuclung about Llimsdav. after annual inspection ami reliauliug. Interesting information was given in the Auckland Supreme Court on Saturdav as to tho earnings of a direct liner' trading between New Zealand and London. Giving evidence in the claim Shaw-Savill Company against tho Auckland Harbor Boaid for £Io.O0(Wantages, in consequence -of tho accident to the steamer Mammi in the Calliope dock, Arthur Edwin Pearce, managing director of Levin and Cq., the well-known >\ellington agents for the Mamari, said the steamer’s gross freigliJ/ on the Home trip after the accident totalled £21,391.' The total cost of running the vessel on tho New Zealand coast was £5300. If tho vessel had been delayed tho whole of the homeward voyage the net loss would have been £12,350, but the detention was 11 davs, making the loss £7200. The s.s. Star of Australia, due from Sydney on AVednesday last, did not> arrive in Auckland till Saturday morning, having been delayed by violent easterly gales and tremendous sea. It was the worst gale the vessel has experienced out of 16 voyages across the Tasman Sea.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING SATURDAY.

Auckland. —Arrived, Star of Australia, 8.45 a.m., from London, Melbourne, and Sydney. _ Arrived, 9 a.m., Miowera, from Gisborne. Napier.—To sail, 4 p. 111., 23rd, s.s. Ruru. for Gisborne. .

Wellington.—Arrived, 10 a.m., Augustus, from SAuth America. Sydney.—Sailed, June 23, 8.31! p.m -yesterday, Maheno, for Wellington.