SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2244, 16 July 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

arrived. WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. ■Monowai, s.s. (I a.i11.), 3133 tons, llo'.ls. from South, I’assongers: Msses liurliy. Morrison, and Willis; Mendames HtvsUings, Kennedy, Sinclair, Dawes, and Lanuaze; .Messrs Scott, Dirton, Butler, Williams, Dawes, Morgan, Kennedy. Bowron, Franks, Willianison, Nicholas, Clemcut, Green. Foote, lice, Fritchard, Barry, Marsden, Lysnar, Sergt.-Maj-or AYillinms; and 27 steerage. Alert, scow (10.30 a.m.), OS tons, from Whangarei. Victoria, s.s. (11.30 n.m.), 2L69 tons. Entwistle, from Auckland and Sydney. Passengers : —From. Svdnev: Mesdames Parker, Holmes, and AlcFiulgen; Alessrs Parker, AVynnc-Jones, H. and J. O’Connor. From Auckland : Misses Quinn, _ AA ood. and Sparnon ; Alcs<l lines AVhitson, Cato, and Remnant; Aleesrs Whitson, F. Chambers, Seaming, Holmes, A. O. Brown, Finn, Armstrong, Watson, Cato, Adair, Wilcox, A. Goldie, Goodwin, F. J. Hansen. Gibson, Vou i r V' Lobe, aud Itov. Scotter and eon. Gisborne, schooner (1.30 p.m.), 68 tons, Pankow, from Mercury Bay. , SAILED. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. • Atouowni. s.s. (noon), 3433 tons, Bolls, for Auckland. Passengers in addition to those already published: Mrs. W. Sinclair; Messrs Mackroll, Scents. Hawkins, D. Lawry, and Tnttorsfield. Victoria, s.s. (3 p.m.). 2969 tons, Entwistle, for. Napier and Wellington. Passengers:—For Napier: Misses Parkinson, McPliail, Carrington, and McLoughlin; Mesdames Parkinson, Nicolls, Johnson, Frampton, and Chittenden; Bov. AV. J. AVilliims; Messrs Hyde, Groome, Trent. E. Lane, E. H. Taylor, Parry, AY. Perry. Ash, ,AA’. Bruce, G. E. Blake, Clegg, Merritt, AY. Gray, AVillinms, McGrath. AA\ J. Anderson, ' T. A. Anderson, Johnson, Ito we, Dahl, and .Bidlyn. For AYellington : Mrs. AA*. Connolly; Alessrs M. Faulkner, Attwood, Connolly, and Beuttie. For .Lyttelton: Miss Bculnoia and Mrs. Boulnois; and 20 steer lge.

- . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Moljoia, South, July 18. Alonow#i. Auckland, July 19. Talune, South, July 22. • Talune, Auckland. July 26. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. . Alokoia, Auckland, July 18. Monowai, South, July 19. Talune, Auckland, July 22. VESSELS IN PORT. .Alert, scow. Gisborne, schooner. The U.S.S. Co.’s Monowai arrived from South early yesterday morning and left again at noon for Auckland. The Huddart-Parker Co.’s Victoria arrived from Auckland at about halfpast eleven yesterday morning. Sho was tendered by the Tuatea on arrival, but owing to the silt in the river the tender did not leave the vessel’s side for the wharf until after 2 p.m, the passengers being landed at, the wharf at about 2.30.- The vessel left “ for Napier and AVollirgion at about 8 o’clock last evening. The Tuatea tendered the steimer shortly after 7 o’clock, and though the soa was rough the passengers were got aboard without difficulty. •/ : The schooner Gisborne arrived from Mercury Bay yesterday morning. She attempted to come up the river at about 1 in the af let noon, but grounded, and was not get off until high tide at nbout 5 p.m. The scow Alert arrived from AA’hangarei at i 0.30 yeiyteiday morning. Sho left AVhangarei on Sunday evening, and pissed Tojogn H-y on Tuesday morning, meeting •• ith good weather all tho way down. Her cargo consists of 130 tons of coal consigned to Messrs Bold) Bros. Tho Gisborne Sheepfarmers’ Koroio was placed on the slip yesterday for the annual overhaul. BY TELEGRAPH. | ' SYDNEY. July 15. . Arrived —Helga, from Kaipara. fr- - SYDNEY, July 15. c Sailed—Aloana, for New Zealand. CLARENCE RIVER, July 15. | Sailed —Jap, for New Zealand. ' j AIELBOURNE, July 10. Sailed —Mahcno, for New Zealand. NEAA’CASTLE, July 15. :•> Sailed —Terjeviken, for Wellington. CAPE MARIA, July 15. Nereliana, from west, passed east at 3 a.m. r NAPIER, July 15. Arrived—Stir of Australia, at 6 a.m., from Gisborne. MONTE VIDEO, July 15. Arrived —(July lltli. at 6 a.m.), tho N.Z. Shipping Co.’s Paparoa. AUCKLAND. July 15. • Sailed—AVakanui (12.10 p.m.), for ■ London. AVKLLINGTON, July 15. Arrived—AA’arrimoo (2 p.m.), from