SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2398, 13 January 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. "YVeka, s.s. (7.15 a.m.), 53 tons, G. Peterson, from Napier. Fanny, s.s. (7.J0 p.m.), 55 tons. Nelson, from Napier. -Chal’enger, H.M.S. (4 p.m.), 5800 tons, 12.500 h.-p. .(Captain DaCosta), from Auckland. SAILED. TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. Star of New Zealand, s.s. (1.33 a.m.), 10,000 tons, Beck, for Napicw Funny, s.s. (13.30 a.m.), 55. toils, Nelson, for Napier. Awaniii, seliooner (11 a.m.), G 5 tons, Brinck, for Rakarae. YVeka, s.s. (7 p.nt.), 53 tons, Peter-# son, for Napier. x EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Monowai, Sooth, to-day. YY’ininiera, Auckland, to-day. •Squall, Tologa Bay and Auckland, this morning. Alokoia, South, January 10. •Monowai, Auckland, January 17. Kaikoura. Auckland, January 18. Talune, South, January 20. Manuka, Auckland, January 20. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Monowai, Auckland, to-day. Wimmera, South, to-day. Monow li, Auckland, Wimmera, South, January 13. Mokoia, Auckland, January 16. Monowai, South, January 17. Taluue, Auckland, January 20. Manuka, South, January 20. VESSELS IN PORT. Senorita, barquentine. The U.S.S. Co.’s Monowai .arrives from South This morning and sails later for Auckland. The Tuatca leaves the wharf at G a.m. and 0.30 a.m. The Huddart-Parker Co.’s YYimmeia is due from Auckland and Sydney this afternoon. The Ty.ser liner Star of New'Zealand completed loading early yesterday morning and sailed for Napier. .Messrs Richardson and Co. s Fanny and Wok a both arrived from Napier yesterday morning. The former returned again before noon and the latter in the evening. The Funny’s cargo included 11,072 ft timber for Clayton Bros.. 100 rams for Mr. I'.. M. Hutchinson, and three Shorthorn hulls for Mr. Holdsworth. The YVeka brought 13.273 ft timber for Clayton Bros., 194 house blocks for G. Smith, and 50 rams for Bloomfield 'Bros. The U.S.S. Co.’s Flora returns from Napier to-morrow afternoon and sails ana in for Coast ports and Auckland. "The barquentine Senorita has not vet completed discharging her coal. .'She is expected to be ready for sea early next week. . The N.Z. Shipping Co. s Kaikoura is due from Auckland next Monday to load about 2500 bales wool. The U.S.S. Co.’s YVanaka arrives here from southern ports about the 21st. . .. , . -j, The schooner Awanni sailed tor I nkarae Yesterday morning, but owing to the heavy weather outside was compelled to put back again, and was anchored-in the Bay last night. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall left Auckland on Monday night for Tologa B:: v. Gisborne, and Napier, ■'she is <1 u here this morning and leaves in tm evening for Napier. On completing her discharge at the southern port the Squall leaves there for Auckland direct. BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, Jm 12. Sailing—Wimmera (3 p.m.), tor south. TVissengers for Gisborne-.Mis-ses Nicholson, Clarke, Goldsmith, Cooper. May, Greer, Wyatt, Donovan, Coles. Smeedon, Sutcliffe, Johnson, and /Linskey; Mesdames Murdoch and infant, Coles and hoy, Nioho.scm Walker, and Nurse Cooper rMesa-, Gilfillan, Baker, Kisslmg, Haslftt. Murdoch, Middleton Hay DooJe>. Nicholson, Carr Leslie AYalker, Friker, Quinn,* Shackleford, YYikon. Doha Taosell. Hokiri, Hansen, Rudd, And M-50,,. Jan. 12. Sailed —Karori, for Auckland;Hou- >„ far X«r e! Jan. 12. "Arrived —Aloeraki (7.30 a.m.), from YY ellin ° ton : ,, IEL j ? oURN.E J Jah. T2. \rrivod —Abcrlour from New York; Laira, Iron, Arrived—Helen, barque, from New Zealand. AUCKLAND. Jan. 12. Sailed —Squall (G. 45 p.m.), iorG.sborno, via Tologa Bay. EAST CAPE, Jan. 12. British warship passed south at 7.30 .a.m. ... ~.. NAPIER, Jan. 12. A rrived —- Flora (G a.m.), a) id Star of New Zealand .(9 a.m.), from GisborUC' YVELLINGTON, Jan. 12. Sailed—Arawa (12.30 p.m.), tor London. THE SOUNDS EXCURSION. The following are the bookings by the YVaikare, which leaves Dunedin on the 16th ilist, on her annual excursion to tile West. Coust sounds: — Mr and Mrs B. Parker Bidder , (London), Airs and Miss Blpntlell (Wellington), Airs Bellamy (Sydney). Misses Dorothy and Irene Chrisp (Gisborne),-'Messrs J. J. and 33. Crawford (Auckland), Air., Airs and Alias Cross (Melbourne), Mr Carter (Auckland), Aliss Collier (Yorkshire, England). Aliss Douglas (Stoke), Aliss Doyle (Alelbourne). Air and Airs J. A.' Fenton (Sutherland, England), Aliss Gibbs (London). Aliss B- Harris (Sydney), Air R. l. Heap© (Sydney), Airs Anthony Hordern (Sydney), Air and Airs Arthur Hordern (Sydney). Airs Ingerson (Adelaide). Air and Airs H. YV. Jennings (Christchurch), Air. J. Jackson (Timaru). , . Airs and Misses Knox (Sydney), Lieutenant-Colonel J. Kennedy (Sydney). : ’•- •' Alisses AI. A. and A. de. Lautour (Gisborne), Airs Lyle (Bournemouth, England), Airs Laurie (Sydney), Air Lloyd (Alelbourne).' Aliss Aloffatt (Sydney), ' Count N . Aliikewski (Sydney). Air George Moo-

die (Dunedin), Air Morrison (Armidale, Y T ictoria), Air E. E. Aloorlield (Sydney), Mrs and the Alisses AlcAlaster (Randwick, Sydney), Air and Miss AlcKcllar (Sydney).

Aliss Notfc (Sydney). Airs and Aliss Ormond (Toorak, Y7ictoria). Airs Palmer (Sydney), Airs Proudfoot (Arinidalc, Victoria), Airs Phipson (Wellington). Miss Reynolds (Sydney),' Airs and Miss Ryan (Bondi. Sydney), Air. YVilliam Renton (Hokitika). Airs and Aliss Smith (Gisborne), Mr Scfiill (Amsterdam), Air J. B. Sargeant (Wellington),,, Airs Sweet (YVelliugton). Dr' an cl .Airs Thompson (Adelaide, South Australia). Air and Airs H. W. YTncent (Toorak, Alelbourne). Mr 'and Airs. E. E. YVay (Neutral Bay, Sydney), Aliss R. Whitson (Dunedin)/Airs YVhi.tson (Hawke's Bay), Mr James AYThitson (Madras, India), Miss YYalker (Melbourne), Aliss YYT.liams (Sydney). Airs., the Alisses (2), ATessrs E. L. and- E. T).. and Master Yen eke a (Toorak, Alelbourne).