SHIPPING

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2506, 20 May 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING

arrived

WEDNESDAY, MAY 19th. Monowai, s.s. (4 a.ra.), .3433 tons, Jbertson, from South. Passengers: Isses McLean, Clark, Godfrey, and irries; Mesdames Armstrong and lams ; Lieutenant-Colonel Bauch op ; essrs Ma-cky, Ormond, Wilson, Irvine, jnshilwood, Steele. Ensor, Parker, wyer, Adams, Galloway, Lees, Sunrland, Williams, Ryan, Mahoney, tt, Carr, Allan, Minta, Dyer, Burke, tir’d, Jamieson, Prime, and 21 steerVictoria, s.s. (1 p.m.), 2969 tons, it wist le, from Sydney and Auckland, issengers: —From Sydney : Messrs hitebread, Clayton, Cowley ._ and [lurches. From Aiickl<ind *. Misses idker and Pettic : Mesdames Macduff, cLeod, Wyatt, Edwards, Price and fant, Most and two children, Scully, id McGrath; Madame Casier; Messrs atthews, Burch, Spencer, Hodge, 'yatt, V. Barker. Monk, Hine, Talit, Mackrell, Halliwell, Lambert, and ost. „ Squall, s.s. (1 p.m.), 369 tons, Ross, om Tologa Bay and Auckland. SAILED. WEDNESDAY, MAY 19th. Monowai, s.s. (11.15 a.m.), 3433 tons, obertson, for Auckland. Passengers, t addition to those published in our revioue issue:—For Auckland: Misses dwards and O’Connor; Mesdames Pat;rson and Pankow; Rev. Lamb; Mesv> Walker. Clifton, Priebe (2), Wilson, ourt, Nasmith, Harper, Wheeler, and hristophers. Victoria, s.s. (10 p.m.), 2969 tons, intwistle, for South. Passengers:— or Napier: Misses Pearson, Coe, and [ooper; Mesdames Pearson, Bowler Lid boy, McGovern, R. C. Miller and oy. Ranaka, Hiwa, Slade; Messrs ’ordham, Quigley, Johnston, Pitt, Petigrew, Mcllaig, Carpenter, Keesing, ’earson, Dodds, Burke, Steele, David;m. Fryer, Bowler, Sliarpin, Hirtlo, Williams, S. Prime, Minta, To Ivani Cerekere, Clements, Akroyd, J. A. IcPherson, Henderson, Deaeon, Raaka, McKeon, C. Taylor, Parker, Hamilton, O’Connell, Gallagher, Tool, Surgess, George ; Masters Pearson and 'ioparoa. For Wellington: Misses Hay, Jurford, Kennington, and Burgess; •trs. Gyles; Messrs Bour’ke, Mantilous, iceeh, Gyles, Buchanan, Couchman, ud Gibbs. ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Taluno, South, May 22. Mahcno, South, May 22. Monowai, Auckland, May 23. Waikare, South, May 26. Mokoia, Auckland, May 26. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Maheno, Auckland, May 22. Talune, Auckland, May 22. Monowai. South, May 23. Waikare, Auckland, May 26. Mokoia, South, May 26. The U.S.S. Co.’s Monowai arrived rom South early yesterday morning, ind left later for Auckland. Messrs Huddart, Parker and Co.’s Victoria arrived from Sydney and Auckland yesterday, and left again in die evening. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall, from Auckland via Tologa, arrived yesterday afternoon with a general cargo, and sails for Auckland direct to-day. The IT. S.S. Co.’s Flora left Auckland at 8 on Tuesday evening for Coast ports, Gisborne, and South. The U.S.S. Co.’s Talune arrives from South early on Saturday morning. Nelson Bros.’s new tug steamer Hipi is expected to arrive from Auckland to-day. A wire was received from Mercury Bay, Stating that she had left there on Tuesday afternoon. The Hipi, which was built by Mr. Bailey, ;jun., of Auckland, is a well-constructed wooden tug, possessing powerful engines, and' will be used to tow the lighters from the wharf to the steamers loading in the bay. The U.S.S. Co.’s Maitai will make a trip to Auckland and return to Dunedin instead of the Talune, as shown im the May time-table. The Maitai will leave Dunedin on Sunday, May 30, and will probably be a day late in arriving at Auckland. The U.S.S. Co.’s Monowai, on arrival at Dunedin on Friday, 28th May, will withdraw for overhaul, and take up her time-table again on Friday, June 11th.

BY TELEGRAPH

LONDON, May 19. Arrived —Fifeshire, from Lyttelton. Sailed—Turakhnv. for Wellington. SYDNEY, May 19. Sailed —Aotea*. for Auckland. Arrived —Aldebaran. from Auckland. Sailed —Aotea for Auckland; Mokoia and Indraghiri for New Zealand. NEWCASTLE, 3ray 19. Sailed —Inga, for Auckland. WELLINGTON. May 19. Arrived —Warrimoo (12.50 p.m.) from Sydney. MELBOURNE. May iO Sailed —Moeraki, for Bluff.