SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2554, 15 July 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14. : Nerehana, s.s. (8.30 a.m.), 10,000 tons, Lidstone, from Napier. Victoria, s.s. (1.10 p.m.),-2969 tons, Kiitwistlo, from Auckland and Sydney. Passengers:—[From Sydney : Mrs. Deere, Mr. and Mrs. Drummond. From Auckland : Misses Lester, Mu'.looley, Crawford, Myers, Louch (2), Kiely, Lawrence, and Hughes j Mosdames Crawford, -Smalt* and child, Vowles, deßalman, and Thornell; Messrs A. Carr, A. Sand!ant, F. 'Leys, W. Sandlant, T. Sandlant, 0. Spencer, J. Currie, McCay, Clarke, 11. Smith, A. Robinson, Thornley, A. Beth u no, G. Smith, S. J. Nathan, D. Wilson, J. G. Brash, Farrell, Moore, Langridge, Poloman, McCarthy, Harrison, O’Reilly, Jenkins, Vernon, Foster, South, Knox, Wright, Kelly, Walker, Patterson, Graham, Gerald, Gunn, Keeper, Wharton, Nicholson, and Miurphy. Squall,’s.s. (4 p.m.), 369 tons, Ben-, ton, from Auckland (in the Bay). Empreza, barque (2 p.m.), 236 tons, S ten bock, from i Newcastle (in the Bay). SAILED. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14. Victoria, s.s. (10 p.m.), 2969 tons, Entwistlo, for Napier >and south. Passengers: —For Napier: Misses Ludbrook, Sinclair, and Williamson; Mcsdames Lysnar, Ludbrook, Parker, Barton, Kilgour, King, and Russell; Messrs Gray, Lysnar, S. Wiliamson, C. Morse, Taylor, Pease, Chilton, iSolig, Broderick, Oheveour, Norcross, J. P. White, C. J. Bennett, Parker, Ramsay, Docker, A. Guthrie-Smith, Harlin, Chambers, A. M. Williamson, Hepburn, Marks, Crawford, Mills,* Schuster, Bokkor, Adams, Williams, FI. Nichol, Gordon, Op per, Mel veil, Edmonds, Church, Kindhert, Magnum, Oleary, D.vor, Broadbent, Fowler, McKoown, and Black. For Wellington: Messrs Parker, F. Hall, Smith, and Morgan. For Lyttelton: Miss Coop, Mrs. Jamieson' and child, Mr. G. Leslie. Alert, scow (11.30 a.m.), 93 tons, Jennings, for Auckland. Waiapu, a.s. (3.15 p.m.),' 55 tons, Harris, for Tokomaru. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tallinn, South, July 17. Flora, South, July 17. Tarawera, Auckland, July 18. Monowai, South, July 21. Wan,aka, South, July 23. Victoria, South, July 21. Monowai, Auckland, July 25. Witnmora, Auckland, July 28. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Tarawera, Auckland, 'this morning. Talune, Auckland, July 17. Flora, .Auckland, July 17. Tarawera, South, July 18. Monowai, Auckland, July 21. Talunn, South, July 21. VESSELS IN PORT. Empreza, barque. . Nerehana, s.s. Squall, {s.s, ■ The lluddart-Parker Co.’s steamer Victoria arrived in the Bay irom Auckland shortly before 2 p.m. yesterday, after tailing at Tokomaru. Tlio steamer was promptly tendered by the Til a tea. on arrival, and again with outward passengers at 7 p.m. The U.S.S. Co.’s Tarawera arrived .from Napier at about 1 p.m. this morning. The vessel will he tendered at 6 a.m. by the Tnatea, and will leave for Auckland as early as possible. The passengers for Gisborne are: Misses Holden, Williams, and .Satchcll; Mesdames Caldwell, Carroll, Nehepoka, Halbert, and Quill; Messrs Caldwell, Hobbs, Tiffon, Morgan, Strachan. Gordon, Atkinson, Darton, Barry, Muir, Loisol, .Sinclair, Lewis, McLeriion, Pitt, Bcrf, Ducking, Pause, Morice, Porter, and Quill. . Tho Tvser Co.’s Nerehana arrived from Napier yesterday morning to start loading operations. Delav was eaued owing to the barge, which had boon loaded in readines to he towed out on the steamer’s arrival, being si. no a in tho mud opposite tin* Turilnganui hotel. The Tuna made unsuccessful attempts to get them off, there only being about 2ft of water, and in consequence they were not freed until 9.30 a.m., which caused much inconvenience and delay. Loading was, .however, kept up all day Tho scow Alert sailed for Auckland yesterday with a cargo of manure from the Gisborne Slieepfavmers’ Co.’s works The barque St. Ivihla is now due from Newcastle. The Melbourne Shipping Co. s Melbourne left, Newcastle at midnight on Saturday for Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne, ' and is expected to arrive here about the end of next week, with GOD ions of coal. The Union Company are the local agents. The U.S.S. Co.’s Wairuna has been withdrawn from the produce trade, and the Wanaka will take her run. She is expected to load at the Bluff on July . Oamaru 19th, Timaru 20th, and should arrive at Gisborne about Friday. .Tillv 23, ou her wav to Auckland. The U.S.S. Co.’s Flora is at present loading coal at Westport, and is due at, Gisborne pn Saturday, when .die wnl s:dl for Coast ports and Auckland. The Gisholne Sheepfarmers’ Company, local agents for the Mainland Shipping Co.’s Holmdale, expect., that steamer to arrive from Grey mouth either to-morrow evening or Friday. i. has a quantity of Brunner coal nub for that Imn, and timber for Messrs Cave and Vealo. The Canterbury Shipping Co. s s.s. Ripple is due on Saturday front Lyttelton with a cargo of produce. Messrs Richardson and Co.’s fanny is "expected to leave X ipier to-day for Gisborne. Tlu* U.S.S. Co.'s Squall arrived irom Auckland yesterday afternoon, and ■will conic up the river this .morning. The barque Empreza arrived in the Bay from Newcastle yesterday, and if conditions are favorab'c will come up the river to-day* Captain.. Steinbeck J reports had weather on the trip down from Auckland, and si heavy storm elf I the East Gape on Friday night last. | The barque’s fore topsail yard was car- j ried a wav, and the captain reports hav- j ing had 'a very trying experience. The weather was exceptionally thick and dirty, and the barque was kept off the land lor several days, being unable to Sv.felv approach to nick up the entrance to I’overtv Ruv. The Empreza will' be lightered to 1011 draught before mitering the river. • The auxiliary schooner Waiapu lclt for 'l'okomani ' yesterday ajteruoou to render assistance to the Kaeo and to salvage the lvaeo’s cargo il possible. BY TELEGRAPH. [J 5 ['it I’iikss Association- 1 AYELLINGTON. July 14. Arrived —Moeraki (9 a.m.), from SydB ?"' SYDNEY, July J 4. Sailed—Mokoia (3.30 p.m.) for New Sailed —Alamika, tor New /calami.