SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2225, 24 June 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. TUESDAY. JUNE 23. Hum, s.s. (12.30 a.m.), <so Nelson, fioin Napier. s „ . Fanny, s.s. (-.30 a.m.), iw t«» 8 > Carlson, from Napier. sailed. TU FJDAY, J UNK 22.^ Star of Now Zealand, s.s. (b a.m.). 101000 :tons. Hock, tor W ellington. Fanny, s.s.. tons. Cat Icon, lot Ntjtpicr, via Alahii. . expected ARRIVALS. Uanpiti. Sown, to day. Mokoia, Auckland, w dnv. AYniUnro. Son l h, to ‘lay. 0 Tinmmn .u Aucki mth J |IUC *'i * PROJECTED' DEPARTURES. Jlaupjri, Coast ami toMokoia, South, to day _ \y iikarc. Auckland, 10-u.ty. Tlu- U.S.'S “Co.’s AA'nikarc arrives front South thw and ptoctals later to Auckland. the IMUJ leaves the wharf at 0 a.m. ai.d J 11 Tim r.iS.S. Co.'s Mokoia* arrives this afternoon from Auckland, and sails South in the evening. Jim launch is timed tor o p.m. (u tan tll The U.S.'S. Co.’s Haupiri arrives - ?hefvS«S 8 to°CoaA a Jorts n and tarnl cSiplfM. morning and sailed for \\ el -ngtom .vVessrs Richardson and Co. s Kuru arrived from Napier yesterday, bringing transhipments for this port ex s°s. Corinthic. She also brought 1600 posts, 30 toiisiof-rails, and n mnutity of general cargo. Ihe Kill u was expected to return to Napier at an early hour this morning. ‘ (Messrs Rich ar rtsoir aiid Co. b hannv also arrived from Napier yesterday " morning, bringing 1000 posts, 1-00 ■house blocks,.and general cargo, She returned again, via iMahia, in the . evening. . m , The Tyser liner Tomoana is due from Auckland on Monday next to load far Home. Loading operations on the oh aw 1 Savill Co.’s Karamea were being carried out all day yesterday, and up to a late hour last night. It was expected that the vessel would sail at an early hour this morning for A\ ellington. Nearly all the new vessels now being built for the trade between the Commonwealth and London are to be •fitted with wivoices telegraphy apparatus, and as several of the vessels will be ready for sea shortly, it would be of some interest (says the Sydney; “Commercial News”) to learn how much longer the authorities will, delay the erection* of the receiving stations at the various ports along the coast, decided on some time ago; - It is reported, however, that an expert authority .on wirclers telegraphy , has arrived in Australia, and that he is to report on necessary in itters in connection with the erection and equipment of the new stations to the Government. but nothing definite has yet been made known.

BY TELEGRAPH. CAPE MARIA, .Time 23. Al'oana from East passed West at 9 a.m. (SYDNEY, June 23. Arrived—Yl them?; Defiance from .Kaipara. The Malieno was delayed by heavy- westerlies during the last £1 hows. The mails were sent on by special train. NEWCASTLE. June 23. Sailed —liulnivelli, for AA'eilingion ; ll aka not, for New Zealand. AUCKLAND. June ?3. Sailed-—Atlia. for Nukualofa ;'..Mokoia (3.20 pi.ni.). for Gisborne. NAPIER. June 23. “ Sailed—’AYaika.ro for North. Passengers for Gisborne: iMi'secs -Beatson, Kedwaril, Hall. Gray, flood (2), AI essuk/Prime, Cotterill. Blackman, Take, Beattie, Burnett, Buxton, iKonaviie, Argell, Red ward, McLernon, Kp-fe, QfcFarlane, Lysnnr, ‘McLeod, ■Gardner, and Rev. Air. Gardner.