SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2276, 22 August 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 21

Indradovi, s.s. (7 a.ni.), 10,000 tons, Hollingsworth, from Wellington.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS,

Fanny, Napier, to-day. Victoria, South, to-night. Waikare, Auckland, to-morrow Wanaku, South, August 25. Koreru. early. Zingara. Auckland, early. Kaeo, Auckland, early.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Victoria, Auckland, to-night. Waikare, South, to-morrow: Wanaka, Auckland, August 25,

The Tysor liner Indradovi arrived an tho liny yesterday morning from Wellington to load frozen meat, etc., for Home. Sho leaves again on Monday or Tuesday. The barquentinc Mary Isabel completed her discharge on Thursday afternoon, and yesterday was warped across to the Kaiti wharf, where she is taking in ballast. On completion sho sails for Wlialignpo to load timber for Sydney. Owing to a mishap to- her machinery. the Huddart-Parker Co.’s Victoria will not urrivo from South until this evening. Present arrangements are that she leaves later ioi Auckland, and there will be one launch on her arrival.. The [T.S.S. Co.’s Waikare arrive* from Auckland to-morrow afternoon and sails South-in the evening. Outward passengers leave the wharf it o p.m. Messrs Richardson and Co.’s Finin'' is duo from Napier this morning with general cargo. The schooner Awanui was due to leave Auckland for Gisborne yesterday with general cargo. Dicharging from the a.s. Kaco was practically completed yesterday, and the vessel will probably tail for Coast ports and Auckland early next week. The Sydney “Morning Herald” states that rumors are again revived to tho effect that the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, tho biggest of the .Japanese steamship companies, has it in mind to establish a Transatlantic service. The company is credited with the opinion that many of the steamers now running in its mail service between Yokohama and London are of smaller tonnage than present conditions require. It therefore intends, it is said ,to replace some of them by new vessels of between 8000 and 9000 tons, and to put into the Atlantic trade the ships for which thoy are substituted. , , , . It is rumored in England that, ill view of the collision between His Majesty’s Gladiator and the steamer St. Paul, the Admiralty has it in contemplation to close the Solent to merchant shipping. If this closure were brought about it would mean the addition of a good many miles to the journey of every vessel trading between New York and Southampton. It would prejudice the shipping interests of tho latter port to a serious degree. . The New Zealand Shipping Company have received a cable from London announcing tho successful launching last Saturday of their new steamer Otaki.

BY TELEGRAPH

NEWCASTLE? August 21. Sailed —Navarino and Houto, for New Zealand. Arrived-r-s:s. Culgoa, from Auckland. 5 • ' ' DUNEDIN. August 21. Sailed —Monowai, for Gisborne. Passengers : Miss Symes and Mr. Forsyth. WELLINGTON. August 21. Sailed —Moeraki, for Sydney. Sailed —Moeraki (4.30 p.m.), for Sydney. PORT AHUIURI, August 21. T 0 eail —Fanny (9 p.m.), for Gisborne.