SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2349, 16 November 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

arrived.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14

Victoria, s.s. (4 a.tn.), 2989 t-on«, Entwistle, fi om iSonth. passengers: Misses Adams (2), Clare, Wallis (2), Campbell, Chrstophers, Ait ken, Alone, Svme, Hamilton, Stretch; Alesdamci-. Morgan, Eure, Eraser, Thompson and child, La lifer, Beitsley, Braver, Wallis, Colebrook,. Sheridan, Harris, Dawes, Wren, and Williams; Messrs Morgan, Howard, Lyon, Mitchell, Gully, Lanier, Morn, L ndergreen, Lo Grove, Cramp, W illis, To mo an a, Cathie, Colebrook, Stop, Ryan, Christophers, ; Karris, Bradshaw. Mather, Cooke, Sha-ip.-n, Dobbin, .1* oidnam. Goldsmith, Bl ick, Drummond, Clark, Player, Douglas, Sutherland, Finch. Latchford, Tavldr, Galbraith, Clark, Hadfield, Tait, Young, W liters (2), Griffin, Thompson, Hogg, irony, Gilbert, Adams, Wren, Wall, McKenzie, Young. Russell, Nelson. Duncan, oWodpinc, Clarke, Groth, Aston, and Lenare; Rev. Hamilton ; and Master Morgan. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15. Tarawera, s.s. (noon), 2003 tons, Bcrnech, from Auckland. Passengers: —Misses 'Currie, Mossman, Stuart, Ayers, and Gillies# Mesdames Hinton and child, Sinclair, Clarke and infant, and Crokcr; Messrs Davidgion, Lcomb, Jones, Loaclpr, Armstrong, Jay, Caldwell, Mossman, Ericson, Somerville, Milne, dcLautour, Barker, Austen; and 9 steerage.

SAILED.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14

Victoria, s.s. (11 a.m.), 2969 tons, Entwistle, for Auckland and Sydney. Passengers:—.For Auckland: Misses Ivil, Young. Haultain ; Mr. and Mrs. Hamby; Mesdames Clarke, A. 1). Clirisp, Gilkilson, and "Woods; Messrs Pratt. Briscoe, Clarke, Bradley, Smith, Fulton, G. Smith, E. and E! Overton, (Smith, Cliitty, Little, Reid, Dinnecn, Ifwerson, 'Wood, and FI itrrer. For Sydney: Mr. Antler Fairer. For "Sydney: Miss Friend; Mr. Anderson.

Coronation, ketch (3 pan.), 65 tons, Pankow, for Tologa Bay and Whitianga. ivieo, a.s. (9 pan.), 100 tons, Skinner, for Coast ports and Auckland. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15. Tarawera, s.s. (7 pan.), 2003 tons, Bernech, for South. Passengers: — For Napier : Misses Atkin, L. G. Edwards, Kerekere, and Sykes; Mr and Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Davy ;Messirs Dunham, J. N. Williams, Holdsworth (3), Avery, Eield, Perry, Ward, F. E. Moore, ißrodrick, Ryan, Sharpin, A. E. N. Smith, Lyon, S. 'C. Johnston, "Watson, Bradshaw, Murphy, J. H. Townley; for Wellington: Dr. "Wilson; Mr. and Airs. Spragg; Mr. S. E. Sutton-Turner ; for Dunedin -Messrs E. Turner, Raymond, and J. G. Gow; for Greymouth: Mr. AleLc-an; Air. and Airs. Burke and 2 children; for Nelson: Air. Burnett; and 20 steerage.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Squall, Auckland, to-day. Niwaru, South, Nov. 15. Corintliic, South, Nov. 21. Alonowu.i, South, Nov % 18. Wimmera, Auckland, Nov. 18 Mokoia, South. Nov. 21. Alonowai, Auckland, Nov. 22. AVuikare, South, Nov. 25. Manuka, Auckland, Nov. 25. Torgauten, Greymouth, early.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Alonowai, Auckland, Nov. 18. Wimmera, South, Nov. 18. Alonowai, South, Nov. 22. AVaikarc, Auckland, Nov. 2ij Alamtka, South, Nov. 25.

VESSELS IN PORT.

Haere, scow

The Hudclart-Parker Co.’s Victoria arrived from South on Saturday morning and sailed for Auckland and Sydney later. The ketch Coronation left port for Tologa Bay and Whitianga on Saturday afternoon, but owing to the north-east wind blowing outside was unable to make headway, and returned to the .Bay. She left- again with a favorable breeze shortly after midday yesterday. The auxiliary schooner Kaeo sailed on Saturday night at 9 o’clock for Ccast ports and Auckland, with a very heavy cargo. The U.S.S. Co.’s Tarawera arrived from Auckland about noon yesterday, and continued .her southern trip in the evening. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall arrives early this morning from Tologa Bay and Auckland with general cargo, and returns to Auckland direct at night. The Maoriland S.S. Co.’s Torgauten is due shortly from Greymouth with a cargo of timber.

The U.S.S. Co.’s Wanaka is due to leave Napier to-day for Gisborne and Auckland.

The U.S.S. Co.’s Flora left Wellington on (Saturday for East Coast ports to load 2000 .bales of wool for transhipment to the Tyser liner Niwaru at' either this port or Napier. If she tranships at Napier she will return ‘here, at the end el' the week to resume the regular run to Coast ports and Auckland. Captain McBride and- the other officers of the Haupiri have transferred to the Flora.

BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, Nov. 14.

. Sailed —Taiuni, for Lyttelton ;Thoowina, for Auckland; Lady Wolseley, for Dunedin. SYDNEY, Nov. 14. Arrived—Kazembe, from Dunedin ; Mur on, from Wanganui; Konnata (10.30 a.m.), from Bunbury. Sailed —Warrimoo (4.30 yesterday), for New ( Zealand; Maheno (2.30 p.m.),/ for Wellington. AUCKLAND, Nov. 14. Soiled—Promise (4 p.m.), for Newcastle. ’ t Arrived—Victoria (8.30 a.m.), from Gidborne. NoT . , 15 . ■ * Sciuall passed South 3.30 p.m, -