SHIPPING

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2491, 3 May 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING

FRIDAY, APRIL 30. Flora, s.s .(7.30 p.m.); 1273 tons, Alcßride, from Auckland, via Coast port-?. Squall, s.s. (8.30 p.m.), 369 tons, McKenzie, from Auckland, via Tologa. SATURDAY, MAY 1. Victoria, s.s. (6.30 a.m.), 2629 tons, Entwisße, from south. Passengers: Misses Hav, Cabot, Lewis, Hood, Higginson, O’Rourke, Hayes, Harding, Blade, Balfour, Bartram, Heale. Rusher, Quienlan, Johnston, Bennett, Durrant (2), Hastie, and Nurse Temperley; Mesdames Dick, Eager, Dixon, Riddock and 2 children, Brownlee, Patterson, Williams, McLaurin, Hingston, Simeon, Mitchell, Calvert and 2 children, Green, Stone, Watson, Dickson, Gibbs. Cusdin, Shindler, Miller, Gilford, and Hale; Messrs Clare, Dixon, Harrington, Patterson, Williams, McLoughlin, Bowman, Broderick, Lmmdey, McLaurin, Mitchell, Wallace, Clolus, Hall, Chilton, Calvert, Adams, Raymond, Cunningham, Sandtmann, Coleman, Tyler, Dickson, Sharpin, Warner, Ryan, Rigger, Brain, Oliver, Watson, Rusher, Warren, McPherson, Young, Fairlie, Ali-ler, Sheehan, Caffey (2), Carroll, Mills (2), Pitcher (2), King, Phillips, Piric, Rowe, Powell, Roderick, Gregg, Wilton, Palmer, Douglas, Robinson, Fitzpatrick, Smythe, Busby, Robb, Clayton, Hogan, Dr. Pomare; Masters White, Williams, Martin, Barry, McLaurin (2), Grey, Heale, Straclian, Hume, and Hennin. Coronation, ketch (4 p.m.), 85 tons, Pankow, frfom Mercury Bay. SUNDAY, MAY 2. Waikare, s.s. (12.15 p.m.). 3071 tons, Piornech, from Auckland. Passengers: Misses Lockwood (2), Hiller, Humphreys, Hart. Williams (2), McGovern; Mesdames Wilkins and infant, Parker, Williams, Nicol and infant, Harding; Messrs Jones, Suff, Donaldson, Montai .rue, Waters, Watte, Hauglue, Lister, ; Nicol, Rev. Williams, Williams (2), ! Sheppard; Masters Williams. Zeighliour, Martin. Davy, Neil, Harding, Valder; and 14 steerage. SAILED. ' FRIDAY, APRIL 30. Niwaru. s.s. (6.30 p.m.), 10,000 tons, Hollis, for Brisbane. Flora, s.s. (5.30 p.m ) 12'3 tons Mcßride, for Napier, Wellington, and Nelson. , SATURDAY, MAY 1. Victoria, s.s. (noon), 2969 tons, Enthvistle, for Auckland and Sydney. Pao--1 sengers in addition to those a .read> I published ; _For Auckland . M.sses Brown, Bradley. Lowther, and Walsh, Mrs. Stokes; Messrs Giilmg, Porter, i Cotter, Stokes, Longland, Bowkett, j Payne, Kitto, Stanton, W altam, Rad- ! anic and Snowdon. For Sydney : Mrs. Duggan; Messrs W T alker (2), W ymer, and Christensen. SUNDAY, MAY 2. Squall, s.s. (2 45 .p.m ),. 369 tons, McKenzie, for Auckland, i Waikare. s.s. (7 p.m.), 30/1 tons rßernech, for south. Passengers: —l' or ’Nanier- Misses McLean, Norris, Laws, MX HolSWorth, Old, Telford end Parsons- Mesdames Newson and 2 chil idren, Holdsworth, Callerson Ferguson [w H. Dickson, Cappm, Watson, Flood, In W Davis; Messrs Newson, Angus, [Holdsworth, C. F. Coops, A. Coops, 1 Paterson. Bram, W. D. Dicks, i - C Bui’ F Halt. Guthrie-femith (3), C. MoHu. Taylor, Smith, Hepburn Broadfield, Brady, Smith, Hazelby, Sh-rpin, ■Warren. Marsden, Ivnox, Foster, McKenzie, Aicuin, Jeune, and Veale. For Wellington: Misses Nodson and Lochs; Mesdames Loohs and Gray; Messrs S. T. Gray, C. Gra , Holmsted, H. Pettendreigh. For Lyttelton : Misses ■Williamson, Ori, Mr. Orr ■ For Dunedin: Mr EXPECTED ARRIVALS. f: r a? Wairuna. Picton, to-morrow. Wimmora, Auckland, May o. Monowai, Auckland, May J. Maheno, Auckland, May 12. Waikare, Auckland, May 16. Whakavua, South, May 3. Arawa, South, May 3. Monowai, South, May 5. Mokoia, South, May 8. Waikare, South, May 12. Monowai, South, May 9. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Monowai, Auckland, May : ~- Mokoia, Auckland, May 8. AVaikare, Auckland, May 12. Kaipara, South, April 30. Wimmera, South, May 5. Maheno, South, May 12. W T aikare, South, May 16. VESSELS IN PORT. Awanui, schooner. Waikonini, scow. Coronation, ketch. The U.S.S. Co.’s Flora, owing; to -ongh weather on the Coast, was compelled to come on to Gisborne from Te. Araroa direct, and arrived in the Bay ate on Friday evening. iSlio brought ;wenty passengers -to this port, overiarried from Coast bays, and also a arge quantity of cargo. After a stay if about an hour the Flora left again ui Friday night for south. She arrived it Napier yesterday morning, and was ixpected to leave there yesterday afernoon for Wellington, Nelson, and irobahly Picton. It was the original ntention of the Company to put tho flora on the slip on arrival at Wellingon, but owing to her having overeat--ied her Coast cargo this will Pot be one until slie returns to Auckland. After two or three vain ■'tempts to et’ round the East Cape, the U.S.S. ports Squall, the weather paving me clerked, - arrived in the Bay r n Friday right, and was berthed at the wharf t midday on Saturday. Owing to her ping so -late a special effort was r. ado •» discharge her cargo and load 500 loep for Auckland in t’me to Tt her ivay .at midnight on Saturday. This as successfully accomplished, but hen the vessel was moving down the ver she got - aground opposite the ever end or the freezing works:and retained fast there until yesterday afirnoon, when she refloated and projected on her voyage to Auckland. The Hnddart-Parker Co.’s Victoria •rived from .south on Saturday -morng, and sailed later for Auckland and .’d ney. The ketch Coronation arrived from orcurv Bay on Saturday afternoon ith a -full cargo of tii’nhejr for different hsignees. • . . ;Tho .U.iS.S. Co.’s Waikare arrived run Auckland early yesterday afterllnI In and sailed again in the evening south. he U.S.S. Co.’s AVairuna was oxicd to leave Picton on Saturday for ; ports, but was prevented from ;; Slie will probably leave there and arrive here to-morrow -Wednesday morning. , , the arrival of the L.S.S. Co. s t' Auckland. Captain R-oss will J. ./• ■ - - l.