SHIPPING

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2500, 13 May 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING

ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. “Waikare, s.s. (9.30 a.m.), 3071 toils, Bernech, from South. Passengers:— ! Misses Foster, Pasley. Mitchell, and Rankin; Mesdames McCarthy and two ‘children, AlcDuff and infant, Jobson, Renrichs, and Rankin; Sergt.Major Burr; Messrs Baker, Bull, Williams, Wrenn, Heinrichs, Chicken, Clarkson', Robson, Tait, Pryor, deLautour, Johnson, Quigley, Morgan, Kennettj and Devery; Merry Widow Opera Company (86), and steerage 33. Maheno, s.s. (2 p.m.), 5282 tons, Livingstone, from Sydney and Auckland. Passengers—lntercolonial: Mrs. Deakin; Misses Deakin and AlcLecd ■12); Messrsi Rogers and Miller; and three steerage. Coastal: Mesdames Jones, Brown, Moods, Rose and child, Crash and child, Collins; Misses Ridsdale and Skillington ; Messrs Jones, Salmon, Brown, Wi'son, McCullough, jj Fisher, Rothschild, Rosenfeldt, Taylor, Wesh, Williamson. Cooper, Wilson, > Cave, Smith, Dunn, Dalton, Culpan, t Morse, Graham, Bright, Carr; and 18 J steerage. ( SAILED. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. Waikare, s.s. (3 15 p.m.), 3071 tons, Bernech, for Auckland. Passengers, in addition to those already published: Miss Craig; Messrs Hogan, Kretschi mar, Carlson. Campbell, vjlcment, Sliel- | land, Smith, Wheich, and Charles. Maheno, s.s. (9 p.m.). 5282 tons, Livingstone, for South. Passengers: For Napier—Misses Alyrner, Odey and Richardson; Mesdames Richardson and Jones ; Messrs C. Wragge, Corryer, Hale, Bather, Thompson. For Wellington: Miss E. Buriord, Mr. Richards. For Lyttelton: Misses Akroyd, Forbes, and Redstone; Mr and Mrs. Wright. EXPECT ED ARRIVALS. | Squall, Tologa and Auckland, to-day. Waikare, Auckland, May 16. i Monowai, South, May 19. i: Victoria, Auckland, May 19. Maheno, South, May 22. Monowai, Auckland, May 23. Waikare, South, May 26. Mokoia, Auckland, May 26. PROJ ECTED DEPARTURES. i Waikare, South, May 16. » Monowai, Auckland, May 19. * Victoria, South, May 19. ;; Maheno, Auckland, May 22. Monowai. South, May 23. Waikare, Auckland, May 26. • Mokoia, South, May 26. VESSELS IN PORT. 1 Coronation, ketch. / Korora, scow, i. Waiapu, a.s. Alert, scow.

The TJ.S.S. Co.’s Waikare arrived from South yesterday morning, and jailed in the afternoon for Auckland. The TJ.S.S. Co.’s iuaueno, from Syd- ' ney and Auckland, arrived yesterday afternoon, and sailed in the evening i for Southern ports. * The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall was at Tologa Bay yesterday, sheltering from the i strong south-westerly gale blowing. She ' will come on in the morning, it is hoped in time to get berthed on the full \ tide. . Loading operations were being carv xied out yesterday on board the Shaw | Savill Co.’s Waiwera in the bay. It is i expected that she will be completed toil morrow and sail for Oamaru, taking approximately 15,000 carcases of mutton, 220 casks of tallow and pelts, and •I 100 bales of wool. The ketch Coronation is still in port awaiting favorable weather to sail for j Tologa Bay and Auckland. The auxiliary schooner Kaeo was IJ working at Tologa Bay yesterday. She i« is due here shortly. M The Tyser liner Mimiro is due here on J Monday week to load frozen meat for if London. I The three-masted scow Hawk, which H has beer* engaged in the West Coast 1 timber trade for some time past, is to i -re-enter the East Coast running. The British ship Australian is now : 168 days out from Mazatlan, which port left for Sydney on November 25th jj last. Hope of seeing her again was practically abandoned last month, lhe Australian was a vessel of 1955 tons, and was commanded by Captain Hunicr. Tffie barque Solgran (336 tons), now ! •!Jon the voyage from Newcastle to AuckII land with a cargo of coal, has been j -chartered to load timber at Mercuiy 11; Bay for Sydney. A waterspout was witnessed by those oil board the New Zealand Shipping Ili Company’s steamer Rimuta'ka, as the \ '■] vessel w r as approaching New Zealand j i last week. The position of the vessel I " at the time was 40.52 south latitude, [• •*[ 3 70 east longitude. It was seen on l i -the starboard quarter, and burst about I,'U. mile from the vessel. A second one ! ’ showed up shortly after, but was much smaller than the first. An officer ot r ; the Rimutaka informed a Dominion | reporter that waterspouts were occai <■sionallv seen in mid-ocean, but these r were the first which he had witnessed 1: ;*o close to Wellington. A perfect dei'lluge of rain fell shortly alter the buisfc- ; : ing of the waterspout.

BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON, May. 12Arrived —Tongariro, from Napier. Sailed—Kaikoura. for Wellington FREMANTLE, May 12. Arrived —Mooltan from London. 1 asscngers for New Zealand: Messrs Kennedy and Steele. Miss MacMillan - aiccty ana }[j£f jß ()UßNE, May 12. Sailed— Annesley for Lyttelton. AUCKLAND, May 12. Sailed—Maitai \.o.m pm.) tor Le,ka" PORT AMUR IRI, May 12. Arrived —Koromiko (4 p.m.) from J sißbor,W - WELJ.IN-OTON, May 18. Arrived —Talune (8.40 p.m. dav) from Raratonga; Moana ( • 4,J 0.48 pan.) lor London. SYDNEY, May 12. Arrived—James Craig, f«im WlumpeSled—Victoria (1.80 p.m.') for New XcHland. NEWO ASTJJI, May 12. V;! Arrived—’ Waitemata from South Al- - Craig for Lyttelton, if. MELBOURNE, May 12 I Salied—Ulimaroa for New Zealand.