SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2603, 10 September 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. Srjiio.il, s.s. (12.50 p.m.), AO9 tons, Gregory, from Auckland. SAILED. Ti 1 URWDA V, SEJ’ l EMBER 9. Holmdalo, s.s. (noon), 197 tons, Clarke, for Greymouth. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Moura, South, September 11. Turawora, Auckland, September 12. JJonowai, South, September Id. Mourn, Auckland, September 15. Victoria, South, September 18. Monowai, Auckland, September 19. PROJECTED DEPARTURESMourn, Auckland, September 11. Tarawfia, South .September 12. Monowai, Auckland, September 15. Moura, Smith, September 15. Victoria, Auckland, September 18. Moiiowni, South, September 19. VESSELS IN PORT. Holmdalo, s.s. Alert, scow. Awanui, schooner. Ihe I.’.S.S. Co.’s Squall arrived in t!; - yesterday, but owing to the state of the river .she will not be brought alongside the. wharf until this afternoon. Captain Benton is at present on sick leave, and Captain Gregory is temporarily in charge of the Squall. The MaorilanxJ S.S. Co.’s Holmdalo completed her discharge and left for Grovniouth yesterday. The U.S.S. Co.’s Moura arrives from soutii to-morrow morning, and sails again later for Auckland. The U.S.S. Co.’s Tarawera returns from Auckland on Sunday afternoon, and proceeds to southern ports in the evening. „ , , Tr , Me.< >srs Richardson and Co. s Veka was expected from Napier yesterday, but advice was received that she had been detained by bad weather. The auxiliary - schooner Kaeo, alter having been docked and repaired m Auckland, is at present on her way to Gisborne via Coast ports. The Canterbury Shipping Co. s Ripple is due from south to-morrow morn--111 The U.S.S. Co.’s Flora is reported to be making fair orogress with the working of tHo Coast bays. She finished Waipiro Bay on Wednesday evening, and left Tuparoa yesterday for Port Awanui. From the latter place the Flora proceeds to Te Araroa and Auckland. Captain Jensen, of the scow Alert, has received notification of his appointment as master of the Auckland tug, s.s. Wairoa. Recent soundings taken in the new channel at Wanganui showed 1.1 feet of water two hours before high title. As the tides were also neaps, about 14 feet or 15 feet is expected at next springs. A Wanganui coal importer stated that if 13 feet of water could be obtained it would mean the bringing of 500 ton cargoes to that poit. BY TELEGRAPH [Per Press Association.l CAPE MARTA, Sept. 9. Norwegian steamer Inga, from west, passed east at 5.15 a.m. AUCKLAND, Sept. 9. Arrived —Tarawera (11.45 a.m.), from Gisb ” rnC ' NAPIISR, %|*. #. Arrived —Victoria (7 a.m.), from Gisborne. To Sail—Woka (10 p.m.), for Gisborne. WELLINGTON, Sept .9. Sailed—Corinthic (12.15 p.m.), for London. SYDNEY, Sept. 9. Arrived—Alcxa from Wanganui. BRISBANE, Sept. 9. Arrived—Marorc from Wellington. LONDON, Sept. 8. Sailed—Mimiro, for Auckland.