SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2527, 14 June 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED

SAT URDAY, JUNE 12. I Wimmera, s.s. (3 a.m.), 3022 tons, bailor, from south. (Passengers: — Kisses Gray, Koot'.ey, Hut-chinson, fohnston, Adamson, Wilkinson, Beany Parker, Rowland; Mesdames Sherjvood, fLainn, Hutchinson; Wal’cock, Bartlett, Brady, Esplin and child, 7andy and 2 chi Iren, Scott, Proctor, Berry and child; Messrs F. Starkey, Bathic, It. Wilson, Dean. A. B. AVi> iams, Jollin, Henway, Akrovd, Marihant, G. McDonald, J. Pettie, Traf’ord, Henderson. Burnard, J. Brash, Scott, J. Birie, McDonald, Jeune, Hair, Piper/ AYilbraham, Reid, C. Richardson, Holford, Chapman, J. VVarren, Sprasrgon, Lee, McMichael, Tulius, Mid ane, Morris, Asmoss, Cox, Dharlick, Raymond, Todd, Cowlrick, Lynskey, Alexander, Foss, Esplm, Patterson, Vainly, Macklin, Bailey, ■spencer, Black,' Shaw, Cribhon, Gore, Rraham, King, F. Williams, Courtney, Burnard, G ifford, Damage, Sutherland, Anderson, Brookes, Dooley, Pearson ;2), Reeves, McGuigan, and Hon. Caplain Tucker. SUNDAY, JUNE 13. Waikare, s.s. (2.45 p.m.), 3071 tons, Bernech, from Auckland. Passengers: Misses Monckton, Worthington, Barnsley, Tilley; Mesdames Kilgour, Porter, Sandlant, Cooper; Messrs Loomb, Boland, Monckton, Lucas, Burnard, Hooton, Reeve, Porter, Quinton, Tapp, Lewis, McNeill, Sandlant, Jones, Harper, Morten, Captain Poole, and 12 steerage. SAILED. JUNE 12. i Wimmera, s.s. (11 a.m.), 3022 ton?, Waller, for Auckland and Sydney. Passengers in addition to those already published:—For Auckland: Misses Iv. Morris and Eade; Mesdames Smith, Moore, and Eade; Captain Harris, Constable Dwyer and prisoner, Messrs Ashton, W. W. Smith, G. V. Smith, A. *E. Nixon, Consynse, Beasom, Eade, Phi'p, and Stafford. For Sydney: Miss J. Sinclair, Mesdames Spindler, Hewitt and 3 children, and Drummond, Messrs Alarlow, Hewitt, and Drummond. SUNDAY, JUNE 13. Waikare, s.s. (7 p.m.), 3071 tons, Bernech, for south. Passengers: —For Napier: Misses Bulst, Wylds, and Wallis; Mrs. Ballis; Messrs Morrow (3), F. Mayner, J. Cleary, Johnston, Nartor, L. A. Shari and, Pearson, C. H. Hobbs, E. W. Fee, R. E. Lindsay, G. Stephens, Smith, Todd, Hepburn, Halford, Assmus, J. Taylor, W. Morgan, L. Cowan, J. East, Phillips, D. Do Costa, G. Darton, Bignell, and F. A. Parker. For Wellington: Mrs. Hills; Messrs Roylds, F. May, G. W. Thompson, F. AY. Blakey, G. M. AVilliamson. For Lyttelton: Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Coop and infant. Air. Mcßae. For Dunedin: Mr. J. Mitchell ■ and 20 steerage ior all ports. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. | Squall, Auckland, to-day. ! AVeka, Napier, to-morrow*. ! Regulus, Westport, to-morrow*. Monowai, South, June 16. Victoria, Auckland, Jime 16. Talune, South, Juno 19. Monowai, Auckland, June 20. i Maitai, South, Juno 23. ! Talune, Auckland,, June 23. Victoria, South, June 26. ; Maitai, Auckland, June 27. ! Monowai, South, Juno 30. [ PROJECTED DEPARTURES. . . I Squall, Auckland, to-morrow. | AVeka. Napier, to-morrow, i Monowai, "Auckland, June 16. L Victoria, South, June 16. i Talune, Auckland, June 19. [ Monowai, South, June 20. j Maitai, Auckland, June 23. f Talune, South, Juno 23. ; Victoria, Auckland, June 26. ! Maitai, South, June 27. j; Monowai, Auckland, June 30. VESSELS IN PORT. J Waiapu, a.s. ! AVaikonini, scow. I The Huddart-Parker Co.’s Wimmera arrived from south on Saturday morning and continued her voyage north later in the forenoon. _ ; The schooner .Awanui left for Auckland ou Saturday afternoon, taking general' cargo, including barley and manure. The U.S.S. Co.’s Waikare arrived from south yesterday afternoon, and left again for southern ports at night. Messrs Richardson and Co.’s AVeka arrives from Napier to-morrow morning. with general cargo, i The AVestport Coal Co.’s Regulus is due here from AVestport to-morrow* with coal for the local branch of the bompany. Owing to the silted condition of the channel, she will probably be only partly loaded. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall loft Auckland at 2 p.m. on Saturday for Toioga Bay and Auckland. She is due here this afternoon, and returns to Auckland to-morrow. I The U.S.S. Co.’s Flora is expected to finish working Coast bays to-day, and to come on to Gisborne. After her arrival hero she proceeds to Napier, AVeliington, and probably to AVestport, returning with coal for Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne. I The U.S.S. Co.’s AVairuna left Oamhru at 7 a.m. on Saturday. She was at [Amaru yesterday, and leaves there this evening for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. | The auxiliary schooner Kaeo is due |o leave Auckland early for Coast bays and Gisborne. j The U.S.S. Co.’s Monowai arrrives horn south on AVednesclay morning, and sails latei* for Auckland. •The Huddart-Parker Co.’s Victoria is due on AVednesday afternoon from Auckland and Sydney. She sails lor southern ports the same evening. I: The U.S.S. Co.’s Aparima, n;hich left Newcastle on June 4th for Singapore vnd Calcutta, will leave the latter port towards the end of July for Singapore, ■Jamarang, and New Zealand ports. I Tho New Zealand Shipping Company’s AVakanui arrived at AA T eilington S)ii Saturday morning from. London, transhipments will arrive here on AA rediesday morning. ! The ketch Coronation passed East pape at 9.10 a.m. yesterday, bound Irom Tairua to Gisborne with a full jargo of kauri timber for Air. J. Colley-. BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, Juno 12. Arrived —Alaroro, from AVanganui. NEWCASTLE, June 12. Sailed —Moorabool, for AVeliington. CAPE MARIA, June 13.. ■' Victoria passed east at 10.30 to-day. AUCKLAND. June 12. I Sailed—-Indravelli and Star of New lealand, for south; Squall (1.30 p.m.), % Gisborne, via Toioga Bay. Arrivd—Century (6.30_ p.m.), from San