SHIPPING

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2456, 22 March 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING

ARRIVED. SATURDAY, MARCH 20. s.s. (3.30 a.in.), 302 z tons, iller;''from south. Passengers: 150 " boii and steerage. )\ ;■ SUNDAY, MARCH 21. ! Whangape, s.s. (10.30 a.m.), 2391 i- is, Holford, from Timaru. f Waikare, s.s. (1 p.m.), 3071 tons, ■' xnech, from Auckland. Passengers: •-,bses Austen, King, and Butler: tCsdamcs Crome, Devery, Smith, "anti "■in o, ■ Messrs Mangels, Lewis, fecanI, McArthur, Clark, Devery, Beet i-tl, Laing, Cooper, Butler and 14 derage.

SAILED

I SATURDAY, MARCH. 20. SVimmera, e.s. (noon), 3322 tons, - Tiler, for Auckland and Sydney, ssengers: 80 saloon and steerage. -Xaeo, a.s. (4 a.m.), 100 tons, fckin- |: for Coast ports and Auckland. Iwanui, schooner (9 a.m.), 85 tons, ..‘(nek, for Auckland. Waiapu, a.s. (10.30 a.m.), oo tons, bertson, for Auckland, j SUNDAY, MARCH 21. 'Waikare, s.s. (7 p.m.), 3071 tons, t hiech, for Napier and southern i Its. Passengers:—iEor Napier: I j«es K. Williams, Woodward, Bews, [ Iris, Johnson, and Davitt jMesdames ! | Jackson, Wilder, J. Hunt, Lang- | I, R. J. Reynolds, R. U. Burke, : jiker, Muncaster, and Wittle; Mes- • Faulkner, R. C. Wallroth, Dyer, ■ ; Jackson, W. Rutledge, Baird, Wil- ; \ A. T. Harding, R. Heron, A. j ore, -Holford, T. Jackson, Langdon, ! (tie, Gibbons, Goodwill, Ferris, Hick- [ j Wilson, Murphy, Wright, Campbell, I ( Wittle, Hen. P. McCrackan. For j llington: Mesdames W. Smith and i 'd, Chrisp;Messrs W. Smith, Ohrisp. ! r Lyttelton : Messrs Smith and GardFor Dunedin: Mrs. Srtain. 20 o |rage. i, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. (quail,. Auckland, to-day. Victoria, Auckland, March 24. (kanaka, South, Wednesday. I \ PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ; j [: Vhangape, South, to-day. Monowai, Auckland, March 24. Victoria, South, March 24. j [umara, South, Tuesday, i i * ? j VESSELS IN PORT. j (umara, s.s., in the Bay. j vhangape, s.s., in the Bay. I he U.S.S. Co.’s Whangape, which j | t f ue . on Saturday from Timaru, met j pward weather on the voyage, and ! 1 not arrive in the Bay until 10.30 ierday morning. The steamer will f 1 over 3000 sheep to-day tor Lyttei- ! A and expects to get away this at-. ( loon. After discharging at Lyttei- | | jthe Whangape will return to )ier to load sheep. , , ke U.S.S. Co.’s Squall.lert Auckland f.q 30 p.m. on Saturday, and will ar■t in the river at full tide this mo rz The steamer will leave tor io loin the evening to discharge cargo, Twill proceed to Limestone Island to 1 250 tons for transhipment to- the il aowai for the south, r he wind having been favorable on ! tivday, the auxiliary schooners Kaeo, | \nui, and Waiapu were abb to. | ,e Gisborne after several days de- ! ! The Kaeo was the first to move : (making a start before daylight. The j jinui followed at 9 a m., and the ! fapu at 10,30 a.m. All three ves- ; | are bound for Auckland; the Av. ai (and Waiapu direct, but the Kaeo I | work the Coast ports en route I he U.S.S. Co.’s Wanaka left TimI ion Saturday, and will reach Pic- ; ! to-day. The steamer is expected reach Napier on Tuesday, and ml. ; in at Gisborne on Wednesday it ! cient inducement is offering, transhipments ex Paparoa arrived by iWimmera on Saturday, be Shaw, Savill and Albion Co. s iKumara was kept busy loading oi lid ay, and will probably be ready ail for Napier- on Tuesday night. Iloads approximately 20,000 carcases en meat, 200 casks of pelts and tali' and 200 bales of wool. (Messis iety and Co., Ltd., loading agents.) e Gisborne Sheepfarmers F rozen ,t Co.’s Nautilus was placed on the ton Satruday for inspection. ihe rations to the vessel are almost comsd, and she will probably be brought commission again this week. BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, March 20. iled —Riverina (3 p.m.), for Ve.- ° U ’ AUCKLAND, March 20. rived —Hawke’s Bay-(6 p.m.), i-un f P ° 0l ‘ AUCKLAND, March 21. i drived— Victoria (12,30 p.m.), from ley: Wimmera <10.40 a.m.) from [rne. Sailed—Flora <3 p.m.), for brne, via East Coast poits.