SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2531, 18 June 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

m |j ARRIVED. ! Wednesday. june ie. lus, s.s. (8.25 p/n.), 584 tons, i_, from Westport. THURSDAY, JUNE 17. - ana, s.s, (4 a.m.), 3947 tons,. ; from South. SAILED. JUNE 17. una, s.s. (11.30 a.m.), 3947 tons, jf Tor Auckland. 4lus, s.s. (4.30 p.in.), 584 tons, jjs„ for Wellington. , EXPECTED ARRIVALS. • "h, Napier, to-day. l ie, South, today. feie, South, Juno 19[ai, Auckland, June 20. pwai, South, June 23. : ne, Auckland,, June 23. bria, South, June 26. j':.r a i, Auckland, June 27. jjlowai, South, Juno 30. ROJECTED DEPAUTURES. fnc, Auckland, Juno 19ai, South, June 20. owai, Auckland, Juno 23. | no, South, Juno 23. )ria, Auckland, Juno 26. ai, South. Juno 27. 1 ovvai, Auckland, June 30. [! VESSELS IN PORT. \i i ■ nation ketch. ft; U.S.S. Co.’s Wairuna arrived |; south early yesterday morning, iled again late in the forenoon ! ickland. She brought the folcargo ' for this port: —From : 754 sacks oats and 24ft sundries; I )amaru, 10 tons flour, 80 sacks ! >Ol sacks potatoes, 145 sacks polJ Irom Timaru, 41 tons flour, 2 toils kl, 65 sacks bran, 50 sacks polh 2 sacks wheatmeal, 15 sacks j;'| from Napier, 95 tons general I: Westport Coal Co.’s Regulus ar- } ! 'rom Westport lato on 11 ednesf ; ening, and was berthed at the ! early yesterday morning.. She L bring a lull cargo for this port, ft for Wellington in the after- [ where she will be placed on the f ’ overhaul. „ . , • 1: Canterbury S.S. Co. s Ripn*o is i mi South this morning. ‘ Richardson and Co. s U 6ka l from Napier this morning with f iral cargo. . , : U.S.S. Co.’s Talune arrives early row morning from South, and | later for Auckland. ! U.S.S Co.’s Maitai returns from I nd on Sunday afternoon, and ; )pr Napier and South m the I" :.’ | ! "London correspondent of the I iZealand Herald” wrote as fol- ; jndcr date May 7:—Mr T. AV. r managing director of the Jvai' i ■? hipping and Trading Company, \,s been in England for some time Rending the construction of a i 'earner for his company, had the e on Monday of taking posses- { if her at Glasgow, where he has n* some weeks past with Captain ; [, who is to command her. Mr. I Morrison, engineer, of Glsagow, 1 in the supervision of the vesThe Kairaki, which, is a twinsteamer, proceeded down the In Monday in load condition to asured mile, where a mean speed L knots was obtained and aftermaintained for several hours, a completion of! the trials and : jr experiments, the owners ' cxl their complete satisfaction with ! iv in which the exacting condi•if the contract had been carried : 4'-. the builders. The machinery ; s of two sets of triple expansion s, supplied by steam from an ex- ! -go boiler. All the usual auxili'or economic working are to be \ 4in the installation, and the ves|mid prove a very profitable one ■; owners, for not only is she well d for handling general cargo, icellent provision is made for lg timber, cattle., and sheep, and ■ .rangements for towing are equal it is found in the highest-class s lias been received from Fiji by 4 Sydney that boisterous weather en experienced at the windward of the group. The inter-island r Amra had a rough experience, aptain Twentymau reported on a t Lcvuka that he had passed •o a vessel bottom up in Somo Straits. An examination was if the wreck, and it proved to be ikeinitoba, a well-known trader, ing to Natewa Bay. She is supto" have had a crew of eight on of whom no trace could be It is considered likely that rould reacti Vanua Levu, a lew ;o leeward. £ IJY TELEGRAPH. :-4j SYDNEY, Jane 17. '.(} —Alokoia. for Auckland. AUCKLAND. June 17. ' ved—Tofu a (5.40 p.m.) from if a. NAPIER, June 17. ved—Victoria (6 a.m.), from Id—-AVeka (5 p.m.) for Gisborne. AVELLINGTON. June 17. Ved —Moorabool (12.10 p.m.) Newcastle; Manapouri (6.20 p.m.) Raratonga. j PORT CHALMERS June 17. V'yect—Mamari (4.30 p.m.) from a. ff < m. ; 1 =?