SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2552, 13 July 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

pv ' ARRIVED. f MONDAY, JULY 12. i Ruru, s.s. (.1 a.in.), 65 tens, Nelson, &' from Napier. SAILED. fcvl ; MONDAY, JULY 12. llnru, s.s. (noon), 65 tone, Nelson, for Nanier. . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Empreza, Newcastle, early. Afaikare, South, July 14. Victoria, Auckland, July 14. Talune, South, July 17. Waikaro, Auckland, July IS. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wailcare. Auckland, July 14. j ' Victoria, South, July 14.^ Talune, Auckland. July 17. Waikare, South, July 18. VESSELS !N PORT. So* . Waiapu, a.s. Alert, scow i The 11.5.5. Co.’s Tarawera, which is taking the Waikare’s running, will ho delayed in Wellington until to-day owing to her waiting to bring north passengers arriving by the s.s. Athcnic from London; she will therefore be late in reaching Gisborne. The Tuatea lias been timed to leave the wharf in the meantime at 7 p.m. to-morrow. The U.S.S. Co.’s Flora left Picton at 8 a.m. yesterday for Westport, and should arrive here on Friday, when she will sail for East Coast ports and Auckland. The Huddart-Parker Co.’s Wimmera arrives from Sydney and Auckland tomorrow' afternoon, and sails south in the evening The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall left Auckland yesterday for Tologa Bay and Gisborne with a general cargo. She will probably call in at Tokomaru Bay. The Canterbury S.S. Co.’s Ripple was to leave Oamaru yesterday, and will call at Timaru to-day and Lyttelton to-morrow, and should arrive here on Saturday morning ivith a car,go of produce. Messrs Richardson and Co.’s Rum arrived from Nsjpier early yesterdaj morning with a cargo of 13,000 ft of timber, 500 posts, and general merchandise. She returned to Napier at noon. The Gisborne Sheepfarmers’ Company have been advised that the Maorihand Co.’s s.s. Rolmdale was to leave Grey mouth for Gisborne yesterday. The New Zealand Insurance Company, with which institution Mr. B. Russo had insured his scow Ron a, which urns wrecked in Palliser Bay a fev m'onths aso, has paid Mr. Russo- the sum o $ £lB6 as full settlement of claim. The scow was originally insured for £SOO with the above office for the salvaging expedition to the wreck of the ship Ben Avon, which resulted disastrously for tho sco-w. Certain stipulations to provide for the safe navigation of the scow were included in the conditions! of the policy, hut unfortunately for Mr. Russo it- subsequently transpired that, unknown to him, these conditions had not been fulfilled. The insurance company, however, made a liberal offer, Tvhicb was accepted by Mr. Russo. The sura of £25 has also been paid to Mr. Russo by the charterers as eomnensation for the loss of his vessel. The 16ft boat belonging to the 1 scow is intact near the scene of the The notion seems to have got abroad {says the Patea “Press’) that the Patea Harbor Board is in want of a dredge. At the last meeting of the board, two firms offered to supply dredging plant, and a similar offer was received at the previous meeting. BY TELEGRAPH. [Pni Prkss Association. 1 CAPE MARIA, July 12. Koromiko, from east, passed south at 1.1 a.m. yesterday. AUCKLAND, July 12. Arrived —Victoria (7 ip.ru. yesterday), ■from Sydney. Passengers for Gisborne : " Mesdames Beere and Drummond, Mr. Drummond; Southern Cross (S a m.), from Norfolk .Island. Sailed— W'mmera (6.30 p.m.), for Sydney ; Squall (6 -p.m.), tor Gisborne, via East Coast- bays. . _ , _ 0 BLUFF, July 12. Arrived —Warrimoo (9.45 a.m.), from Hobart, with an English mail. SYDNEY, July 12. Arrived —Clan Leslie from Lyttelton ; Northern Chief from Kaipara; Casai.i. £«««, T-fftl.-ioiirrq