SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2393, 7 January 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 0. AVaikaro s.s. (4 a.m.), 3071 tons, Bornecli, from south. Passengers':— Mosdain.es Morgan and infant, Everett, Kcrewill, Aliles, Sherratt, SteBurke, Parkinson., Ale Gu ire and infant, Dutler,- Ridel, and Canning and boy; Misses Murray, .Aliles. Smytke, Brown, Lewis, Roberts' AlcLean, Sandford, Cooper, AVoolfe, Alonckton, Lloyd (2), Sutherland. Stubbs, Pohatu, Stubbs, Griffiths, and Guwn; Alessrs Thomas, Prime, Cope, Cra'bb, Ross, Raymond, Nelson, Jobson, Cronin, Cato, Sharpie, Aionds. Alorgan, Kinder, Bradley, docker. Aliles, Arnold, AVillrams, Sherratt, Westwood, Bradley, Findlay, Cnff, Robson, Cuff (2), McGuire, AVatt. Atanning, Burke, Brown, Tu’doeh: Parkinson, DcCosta, Arbor, Ross, Margoliouth, Sprague, Olsen, AVilliams, Roberts-, Hodges, Elinor, Bowen, -Anderson, Lawrence, Kennedy. Joblin, .Alonekton, Baruieott, AVilliams, Sheridan, Butler, Brown. Clarke, Skiner, Curtis, Chicken. Oliver, Hollow, Signor BorzojuL and 35 steerage. Alokoia s.s. (4.30 p.m.) 3502 tons. iSniith, from Auckland and Sydney. Passengers: Misses Alackerell, Barnett, AVvllie, Camming, Pit, Hay. Pilmer, Cox, Bickering, Protest, and .Pankow; Alesdames Alackerell and son, Grundy -and child, Lyford and infant, Johnston, Lane, Kane, Carroll, Pilmer, Dobson ancl infant, AVyllie, Orr, Young and two children, Batten, Coleman, Etebrook, Caving and Harris; Alessrs Nuthing, Black, Mackrell, Burton, Orr, Johnson, Dr. AA r ilson, Dr Young, Bach, Burleigh, Lyford, Butler, AlcCabe, Line, Gardiner, AVakefield, Jones, Davidson, Loombe, Lne is, AVi Pere, Fitzgerald (2), Aloore, Dobson, Scholes, AA 7 ilson, Allen, Kane. Duthie, Tolde, Smitton, Sehvay, O’Brien, Skeates, Pittar, Young, Popachanzie, Coleman] Bates, McLeod. Richardson, Norton,- AA'alton, Scott. Paterson, Devery, Alossman, Hyde, Pickering, 'AVilson anci AVhitcheacl; and 74 steerage. Squall (4 p.m.) 369 tons, Benton, ■from Tologa Bay and Auckland.

SAILED. s AVEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6. Regulus, s.s. (4 a.m.) 547 tons, Mitchell, for Westport. Waikare, s.s. i(10.30 a.m.), 30/i tons, Bernecli, for Auckland. Additional passengers to those previously published: Alisses E. and H. Alorice, Bickford. Naughton, Alorrow, Somerville, Wood bine-Johnson, and Caples; Air and Airs AVaring and two children; Alesdames AlcQuoid, Somervell, Gregory, and McDermott and son; Alessrs”R. AlcMaster, C. Elley, Dodson, F. J. Cartwright, Moodie, Aloore. Lechandes, Doyle, Neill, Co*lins Pettie. Sherratt, Neill, Aalker, Paterson, Gidlow, Bloelcson, Queeuin, and Grosclike: Alaster AlcConville. AlokoTa. s.s* (11.30 p.m.) 3502 tons. Smith, for South. For Napiei : Alisses. Havers, Scott, Haw Kins, and Hector; Alesdames Burgess, J. Chrisp ■and 2 children; E. Goldsmith and 3 children. Johnston, Tutchen, Jackson, .Boaufey, .Scott and child Saxby and child, Coleman and 2 children, Ladv Hector: Major Holdaway; Alessrs Burgess, Quigley, E. Goldsmith, Nctterford, Holkm, Copse. Curtis, Prime, Ludbrook, a. A. atson, \ Ngata, Smith, Nixon, Cuff, and Troubadour Company For At eUnigton: Alisses Mealy, Page and Hawthorn ; Messrs East and A™ndel ; For Dunedin: Miss A. d© Lautoiu , Airs Pittar and 2 children, An Akroyd.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS AVeka, Napier, to-day. A'ictoria, South, Jan. 9. AA T aikare, Auckland, Jan. 10

PROJECTED DEPARTURES

Squall, Auckland, this morning. AVeka, Napier, to-day Victoria, Auckland, Jan. 9. Waikare, (South, Jan. 10.

VESSELS JIN PORT.

S enorita, b arcju entine. Kaeo, a.s.AVaiapu, a.s. Matatua s.s. in the Bay

The Union S.S. Co.’s Waikare arrived from South early yesterday morning and sailed again for Auckland. She returns from Auckland at tho end of the-week, arriving at this port early on Sunday morning. The Union S.S. Co.’s' Mokoia arrived from Auckland and Sydney ( yesterday afternoon •and sailed South again at night. The Union S.S. Co.’s Squall arrived from Tologa Bay and Auckland yesterday ' afternoon and discharging open.xtions were carried on last night. She was expected to get away at an early hour 1 ' this morning and leaycs Auckland again on Saturday for Gisborne and Napier. The-Westport Cctil Co.’s Kegulus sailed for Westport early yesterday morning. The auxiliary schooner Ivaeo could not get loaded in time to leave last night for Coast ports and Auckland. She will probably sail this evening. The auxiliary schooner Waiapu was loading manure at the Ivaiti wharf yesterday and sails for- Auckland to-day. Loading ooerations on the Shaw Suvill Co.’s Matatua were continued yesterday, and she sails for Napier to-niglit.' Captain W. Burvill-Holmes, It.N.R., is now in command of the Matatua, in. place of Captain CliftonMogg, who has transferred to the Kuramea. . • * „ , The New Zealand Shipping Co. s s.s. ICaikoura arrives here on the ISth inst. to load for London. The Kaikoura is one of the largest vessels of the New Zealand Shipping Ch.’s and is a very fast ship. She beat the Union Co.’s Manuka recently in the run from- Hobart to New Zealand. The Tvser Line’s -Star of New Zealand arrives to-morrow morning from Wanganui for three days loading, and , sails on Monday night for Napier. The auxiliary schooner Fairburn leaves Napier ‘for East Coast ports, Gisborne, and Auckland to-day. The s.s. Weka arrived from Napier ' this morning and returns at noon to Napier, via "Waikokopu 1 and r I awap.ata, arriving at Napier to-morrow Friday-