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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2554, 16 July 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING. ARRIVED. THURSDAY, JULY 15. Tarawera, s.s. (1.30 a.m.), 2003 vons, Robertson, from South. Passengers— Misses Suckling. Holden, Gait,swell, Loisei, Williams (2), and Rutledge; Mesdam.es Hurroy, Uridge, Mehepeka, Strachan. Caldwell, Carroll, and Halbert; Messrs Storer,; Dean, Roecnieldt, Uridge, Roskinge, Lewis, Shaw, Deer, Muir, Hobbs, -Atkinson, Strachan, litfen Gordon, Caldwell, Barry, Loisei, Pitt, Thomas, Porter, McLernon, Morgan, and Parton; and 23 steerage. SAILED. THURSDAY, JULY 15. Nerehana, s.s. (11 a.m.), 10.000 tons, ' Lid-stone, for Wellington. Tarawera, s.s. (11 a.in.), 2003 tons, j Robertson, for Auckland Passengers: For Auckland, Misses Craig, Dean, Pitt, Flower, Bain (2), Nurso Gardmer; Mesdames Craig, Gardner, Adams, and McDuff; Messrs Cave, McGlashan, Foote, West, Scott, Dunlop, Smith, de- s Lautour, Barker, Robb, Pittar, Mossraan, Fleming, and Nathan. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Talune, South, July 17. Flora, South, July 17. Tarawera, Auckland, July IS. Talune, Auckland, July 21. Monowai, South, July 21. Wanaka, South, July 23. Victoria, South, July 24. _ Monowai, Auckland, July 25. Wimmcra, Auckland, July 28. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Talune, Auckland, July 17. Flora, Auckland, July 17. Tarawera, South, July 18. Monowai, Auckland, July 21. Talune, South, July 21. VESSELS IN PORT. Empreza, barque. Nerehana, s.s. Squall, s.s., in stream. The Tyser liner Nerehana completed her loading yesterday morning, and .sailed for Wellington. The U.S.S. Co.’s Tarawera, almost a day late arrived from Napier at 1.30 a.m. yesterday. The launch tendered her iat 6 a.m. with the outward passengers, and transferred the inward passengers. Owing to the silted state of the river, the vessel was unable to enter the channel on the return journey , until the tide rose, and the passengers were not landed until noon. The Tarawera left for Auckland at 11 a.m., and . returns from there on Sunday afternoon. The U.S.S. Co.’s Flora is due to-mor- ■ row from Napier and southern ports, and will sail for Coast bays and Auek- : land in the evening. . The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall, which ar- .■ rived from Auckland on Wednesday afternoon, is still anchored in the hay, , her skipper, Captain Benton, deeming i it inadvisable, with the channel as it ; Iras been, to come in. She will probably come in this afternoon, and is expected to get away for Auckland tomorrow night with a full load of sheep. The U.S.S. Co.’s Talune is due tomorrow morning early from southern ports, and sails later for Auckland. BY TELEGRAPH. [Pkr Unless Association.] NAPIER, July 15. Arrived —Victoria (7 a.m.), from Gisborne. WELLINGTON, July 15. Sailed—lonic (12.35 p.m.) for London. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ANNUAL , TUNING. WE GUARANTEE TO KEEP YOUR PIANO IN TUNE ANNUALLY AT A SMALL COST. B^#lSfe!imMaßEaE^*!Bßgaag s®SS t-'•3-tmm Mi SAVE EXPENSE AND DETERIORATION. E. CHRISP & SON. SPECIAL PRICES IN LADIES’ JACKETS & FURS Ai C. HAWKINSSTOCKTAKING SALE. INFANTS’ BOOTS & SHOES. AT INFANTILE PRICES. PARENTS and Guardians of little ones’ health will find iri my Stocks just tlie kind of Footwear that will preserve Children’s Health, while the prices asked well fall lightly on the purse. Just the same amount of attention is paid to the construction of these little Tots’ Boots and Shoes as is paid to the making of grown-ups’ Boots. I stock in such great variety. . . . . . . . Nothing would please me more than to b« appointed supplier of Footwear to YOUR Little Ones. HARRY~~ADAXR, THE PHIT-EESIE SHOE STORE, GISBORNE.