SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2223, 20 June 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

EXPECTED Alt IUVAL9. Kurnmca, South, to-day. Aloana, South, to-day. AVanaka, Soutli. to-day. Haupiri, Soutli, to-morrow. Tnrawcra, Auckland, to-morrow. Atokoin, Auckland, Juno 24. AVaiknre, South, Juno 24. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Ivaeo, Coast and Auckland, tonight. A loan a, Auckland, • fo-day. AVanaka, Auckland, to-day. Tarawora, South, to-morrow. ■llaupiri, Coast and Auckland, tomorrow. Knramcn, Lomlou, to-morrow. lAlokoia, South, Juno 2-4. AVaikare. Auckland, June 24. Star of New Zealand, June 23. • VESSELS IN POItT. Kaco, a.s. Seagull, scow. Awn mu, schooner. Star of New Zealand, s.s., in Day.

The U.S.S. Co.’s Moana arrives from South this morning, and sails later for Auckland. The Tuatca leaves the wharf at 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. Tho L'.iS.S. Co.’s Tarawera returns from Auckland to-morrow afternoon, and proceeds South' in the evening. Outward passengers leave the wharf at o p.m. (meantime). The U.S.S. Co.’s AVanaka is expected tliis morning from Napier. Sho Airings general produce for this port, and will leave for Auckland on discharge. „y Owing t<> the heavy sea which still prevails in tho Day, loading operations on the s.s. Star of New Zealand are suspended. It is probable that the vessel will get away about Tuesday next.

The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co.’s Karainea is due from AA r ellington this morning. The auxiliary schooner Kaeo, the schooner Awanui, and the scow Seagull are ready to sail for their respective destinations when the weather moderates sufficiently. The U.S.S. Co.’s Haupiri is expected to arrive from South to-morrow morning. She wilL.coiitinue her trip to Auckland via Coast ports later on the same day.,, tin the last periodical report of the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company, mention was made of the withdrawal of the old favorite Gothic from the company’6 service. This necessitated, it is stated, her replacement by a ■first-clas passenger steamer. After calling for tenders, the directors placed an order for a larger and improved Arawa with Messrs AA’orkman, Clark and Co., Ltd.. Belfast. This vessel will be calleld the T.iinui, and ■will be. jointly owned, with the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company. Ltd., and is to be delivered during the present year. It is also gleaned that tho A\ estland, the last of the company’s sailing vessels, was profitably sold during the year. The directors regret tile disappearance of this type of vessel from the company's fleet, but the changes in the trade have rendered this inevitable. The AA'hite Star Line announce that two steamers of enormous tonnage, and to steam not less than 21 knots, are t 0 ho built for them, the first of which is to be called the Olympic. This is taken to confirm the statement that the company was about to lay down a steamer of between 45,006 and 50,000 tons gross; A Press Association telegram from Dunedin states that in reference to the rumored, establishment by the Union Company of a training ship, about one hundred applications have been already received from boys in the Dominion. The eliip Dartford, which was suggested, has been chartered to proceed to Ivaipara to load timber for Sydney. » (By Telegraph.) •PORT AHURIRI, June 19. Sailed—AY'anaka (4.130 p.m.), for Gisborne, WELLINGTON, "June 19. Sailed—Karamea. (7.15 a.m.), for Gisborne. Sailed—Maheno (6.40 p.m.), for Sydney. SYDNEY, June 19. The AVestralia enters the docks tomorrow. Sho is leaking slightly. Arrived—AVimmera from Auckland. Sailed—Tonioana, for Auckland. NAPIER, June 19. Sailed—Moana, for North and Sydney. Passengers for Gisborne: Misses Collison, Brady, Yates, Hay; Alesdaines Sherwood, Poynter and three children, Taylor ?Alessns Kirk.. Gordon, Mobberley, Smith, Macintosh, Murray, ‘Thomp-on, Fordham, Cattanach, Cato, .'Reynolds, Littlebury, De.Bccr, Dyer, Perry, Collins, Taylor, Clark (2), Tingey, Ross; Captain Rainey; Masters Perris, Fairlie, Ehau Te Ha*u, Goldsmith, Pairura, Grace, Baker, Mocke, Marke, Rail, Hansen.