SHIPPING.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20. Bakanoa, a.a. (6. «.«>,)» 2 246 tons, from Newcastle, via Picton. Talune, e.s. (4 a.m.), 20-S tons, Bernech, from South. 1 nssengei t>. Misses dare, Poswillo, Colehio.ok, Dav, Bartram, Carvey, Macfarlane, Cowan; Mesdames Clayton, Hawley, Robb, Mossnmn, McLood and six children, Mitchell; Messrs Ott*. Darton, DoLautour, Hi ml marsh, Mossnmn, Bain, Morgan' King,-Kanney, Robb, Tabernacle, Kennedy, dates, Isaacs, McLeod, Brown, Taylor, Dovitt, McKee, Curtis, Dyer, Owen, Blackmail, Haycock, Scklaadt, Brvden, Leo, and Macclonnell; Dr. Mackenzie; Inspector Dwyer; Master Brady; and 12 steerage. _ , Victoria, s.s. (1.30 p.m.), 296 tons, Waller, from Sydney and Auckland. Passengers; Intercolonial: Misses Esdailo, Mendoza, Ireland, Smith, Lamb; Messrs Blyth, Schertz, and Fitzsimmons. Coastal: blisses Kingston, Darvillo, Joel, Lanibeit, Smale, Boardman; Mesdames Kingston, Bloomfield, Lambert, Fitzell; Messrs Oswin, Richardson,. Spence, Aked, Tat lev, Russoll, Tucker, Arc hibald, Orr, Wilson, Douglas, ConU, Davies, Graham, Wilkinson, Konway, Taylor, Pillet, Horden, Gouldmg U)> Allan, Creo, Wilson, Stratton, Nelson, Franks. Meyer, Stofiont, McAlik«m, Allan, Bolton; and Rev. Nortlie.
SAILED. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20. Talune, s.s. (10 a.m.), 20/8 tons, Bernech, for Auckland. Passengers: Miss Cox; Mesdames AA atson, Aowles, A Shand and Mitchell; Messrs Dunn, Gallon, Shand (2), Hamilton 100, Hall, Grayson, Ting Sung, Mitchell, Paradise, Martin, and Stiehbury. Victoria., s.s., 2969 tons, Mailer, for Napier and South. Passengers:—For Napier: Misses Holland, Ball, Moijran, McDonald; Mesdames Stewart, Leslie and three children, Busby, Bhodes, Elder, Oakley ; Messrs Fardiliam, Drummond, Sharp, Oldfield, Dixon, Busby, Campbell, Cross, Zachariali, Schlaadt, Curtis. Bangiuia, Bhodes. Teatu. Herbert, Baker. Haslam, Glover, Anderson; Rev. .Elder; Inspector Dwyer. For "Wellington: Mesdames Ridler. Parsons; Messrs Eidler, Jobson, Coull, Foster, IVehb, AlcDonald. For Lyttelton; Misses Brodric'k, Beattie; Mrs. McKay and 4 children. For Dunedin: Mrs. Goodwin. t'
EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Mokoia, South, Saturday. Talune, Auckland, Sunday. Waikare, South, Nov. 27. Manuka, Auckland, Nov. 27. Awanui, Tairua. early. Gisborne, Mercury Bay, early, Zingara, Ngunguru, early. "Welcome, Auckland, early.
PROJECTED DEPARTURES Bakanoa, Napier, to-day. Mokoia, Auckland, Saturday. Talune, South, Sunday. Waikare, Auckland, Nor. 27. Manuka, South, Nov.. 27.
The U.S.S. Co.’s Rakauoa arrived from Newcastle via Picton early yesterday morning with 400 tons of coal. She was busy yesterday discharging, anil after discharge is completed tD-dav she will sail for Napier. Captain AV. AVaiker has resumed command -of the Victoria after his holiday leave, and Captain Dunsford has returned to the Westralia.
(By Telegraph.) " SYDNEY, Nov. 20. Arrived—AVaipori from AA 7 estport; Maroro from Hokianga. Sailed —Ennerdale for 'Auckland. NORFOLK ISLAND, Nov. 20. - Arrived —Southern Cross. She sails fer Auckland this afternoon. NAPIER, Nov. 20.
Arrived—Rum (2.30 * a.m.) from Gisborne; Squall (5 a.m.) from' Gisborne.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2043, 21 November 1907, Page 2
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