SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2559, 21 July 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

arrived. TUESDAY, JULY 20. Regulus, b-s. (3 a.m.), 584.t0n5, Gibbons, from Westport. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Talune, Auckland, to-day. Monowai, South, to-day. Wanaka, South, July 23 Victoria. South, July 24. Monowai, Auckland, July Jo, Wimmera, Auckland, July 23projected departures. Monowai, Auckland, to-day. Talune,' South, to-day. . Victoria, Auckland, July 24. Monowai, South, July 25. Wimmera,South, July 28. VESSELS IN PORT. Empreza, barque. Awanui, schooner. Pendle, Hill, barquentiHe. Mamari, s.s., in the Bay. St. Kilda, barquentine. Coronation, ketch. Regulus, s.s.

The s.s. Monowai arrives from South this morning, and sails later for Auckland. ThcTuateais timed to leave the wharf at 6 a.m. and 9.30 a.m. The U.S.S. Co.’s Taljuno returns from Auckland this afternoon; and sails South during the evening. The time for the tender to - leave the wharf has not yet been decided upon, but probably owing to the state of the river there will only be one launch at 7 p.m. The Westport Coal Co.’s Regulus arrived in the bay yesterday morning with a full cargo of coal. A portion of it was being lightered yesterday before the vessel was brought alongside the The wharf again presented a busy appearance yesterday, discharging operations being carried out from the barque Empreza, the barquentmes Pendle Hiil and St. Ivilda, the schooner Awanui, and the ketch Coronation. juo following passengers have booked to leave bv the Monowai for Auckland today; Misses Erskine and Harvey; Msr. Nicholson and child; Messrs M. Isaacs, Williamson, R. Murdoch, and Master Croskery. _ The schooner Awanui (Messrs Evans, Niekl and Co. agents) sails for Auckland on Saturday. Cargo will be received up to 5 n.m. on Friday. After lying idle at Dunedin for several weeks, the barque Lakemba has iTOCGivG<I orders to proceed to Newcastle to load a cargo of coal for Callao (South America). „ . . , It is reported that the British-owned steamer Dalhanna has been chartered to load grain in the south for Great Britain. She is at present in Australian waters. Word’ has been received from Westport that the Taviuni’s stern has been raised about 10ft, and caulking in that part of the vessel is now proceeding. Mr. J- Daniel, the Union Company s superintendent of repairs, proceeds to Dunedin to consult with the management as to whether the necessary repairs to the steamer will be made before launching, or whether she will be towed to Wellington or Dunedin. The.weight of the Taviuni is estimated an 1/UU tons, and therefore the work done to shift lier will to some extent be realised.

BY TELEGRAPH. [Per. Press Association.! AUCKLAND, July 20. Arrived —Navua (8.15 a.m.) from -Suva ; Flora (3.30 p.m.) from Gisborne via East Coast bays. T , ' Sailed—Atua (11.15 a.m.) for Minua3ofa; Talune (4 p.m.) for the South. Passengers for Gisborne -.Mesdames Miller and McKenzie; Miss Kent; Messrs Miller, McKenzie, Dalien. Culpan, C: F. Cooper, Merrikin, H. Perry, S. B. Chick, R. C. Culpan, A. Fletcher. Cape Maria Van Dieman reports that the U.S.S. Mokoia from east passed west at 4.30 T >.xn. NAPIER, July 20. Sailed—Monowai, for North. Passengers for Gisborne; Misses Kilbourne, Murphy, Gainsford ; Mesdames Stewart, Harden, Richardson ; Messrs Cato, Millan, Fawcett, Harris, Boyd. Burgess, Riroriros Company (15), and seven steerage. PORT CHALMERS, Ju.y 20. Arrived—Otaki (9 a.m.) from Lonf]°"' • DUNEDIN, July 20. Sailed—Victoria (3 p.m.) for North. Passenger for Gisborne; Mrs. Evans. SYDNEY, July 20. Arrived—Warrimoo (3 p.m.) from Wellington. „ , „ NEWCASTLE, July 20. Arrived —A\ airuna from Bluff. MELBOURNE, July 20. Arrived—Tny from Auckland.