SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2707, 11 January 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

arrived.

MONDAY, JANUARY 10. r ' „r,ll c c C 3 p.m.) 369 tons, J. B en " ton/ from Auckland and Tologa Bay. SAILED. MONDAY ARY 10. Te Aroha a.s. (4 p.m.) 56 tons, McNab, for Napier. 1 expected arrivals. Wimmera, Auckland, to-morrow. Tarawera, South, to-nionow. Re rr ulus, Westnort, to-morrow. Mokoia, South, Jan. 10. Riot'a, South, Jan- 10. Swanlea, Auckland, Jan. 10. Tarawera, Auckland Jan. U>-_ Star of Canada, South, _J an. I<Waiwera, South, Jan. 1 1 • Wimmera, South Jan. Monowai, Auckland, Jan. Victoria Auckland Jan. 20. Tarawera, South, Jan. 2b. PROJECTED DEPAHTU lIESSo nail. Auckland, to-day. Wimmera, South, to-morrou. Tarawera, Auckland, to-morrow. Flora, Auckland, Jan. 1m Mokoia, A uckland, J an. 10. Tarawera, South', Jan. lb. • Wimmera, Auckland, Jan. Monowai, South, Jan -o. Victoria, South, Jan. 2b. Tarawera, Auckland, Jan. 2 0. VESSELS 114 PORISquall, s.s. The Union S.S. Co.’s Squall arrived -1 3 o.m. vesterday from Auckland and Fi, 3 a y She sailed at 2.30 p.m. on t "e passed East Cape at 2.20 a m. oil the- 10th., and arrived at Tologa Bay ..<■ 730 a.m. Sailed tor Gisborne at 11 a.m., ajrriving as above. She exncrienced Moderate to strong nortli-eas. terly weather, with ram during paso,,rc The following was the cargo brought for this -ort : 45 packages iur uit lire. 64 sacks bottles, 6 casesHea, -U bugs cement, 70 bags lime,/ i boxes r-.--.-ui 2 boxes candles, 160 501 b. flour., 40-1001 b flour., 90 sacks flour, 1098 bags sugar. 13 cases dried fruits, 10 cases tinned fish, 63 eases spirits, 14 case* tinned fruits, 300 field tiles, 915 pieces timber, 150 cases kerosene, 15 packages join err. 53 bars iron, 75 cases benzine, 442 sacks coke. 4 cases g.c. iron, 11 cases jams, 102 bdles. boxes, 4o cases cuuecs. 3 bales paper, 6 cases tobacco, 15 cases soda, 40 pigs iron, 240 sacks coal, 25 bales kapok, 11 bales wool, and quantitv sundries. Also transhipment cargo ex Karamea and Star of Canada. The Squall leaves for Auckland this afternoon at 5 p.m. , ' The Wairoa-Moliaka Shipping Co. s Te Aroha left on her, return to Napier yesterday afternoon/ ‘Th* New Zealand Shipping Co.’s chartered steamed Swanlea is due on the loth. inst.. from Auckland, and vn.il load roughly about 3000 bales of v/Jhl for London. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co.’s '\v T ni vera is due on Monday next, and will load approximately 2000 bales of wool and 15,000 carcases of frozen meat for London. Messrs Dalgety and Co. are the loading agents. The Union S.S. Co.’s Tarawera arrives from South to-morrow morning, leaving later for Auckland. The Tuatea goes out. at 6 a.ro. and again at 10' a.m.

The Huddart Parker Co.’s Wimmera arrives from Sydney and Auckland tomorrow, afternoon, leaving during the overling for South. The ~ketch Coronation, which left here early on Sunday afternoon for Auckland, via Tologa Bay, had only got as far as Tatapouri yesterday morning, having been becalmed off Wainui all Sunday afternoon. The Tyser Co.’s Nerehana took' the following shipments from this port: — R v Andrea and Co.: 58 bales wool; by "Williams and Kettle, Ltd.: 4560 bales woo!, 14 casks -mlts, 75 casks tallow, 3444 carcases mutton, 1553 carcases lamb, and 647 quarters beef. The shipment of wool, which included about 3000 bales from the Coast, is a record from Unborn©. The Westport Coal Co.’s Regulus ar_ rives here late- to-morrow night or early on Thursday morning, bringing a cargo of coal. The Tyser line’s Star of Canada (Messrs Williams and Kettle agents) is due from vVeiJington on Monday next, to load for Home. The Italian barque Doride, from Marseilles, arrived at "Wellington last week, and presented' quite an interesting sight- as she manoeuvred up the harbour with a large spread of canvas, it being unusual now for a large sailer to come into port without a tow. Captain Francesco Cacace reported leaving Marseilles on August 22, and Gibraltar '••'■as cleared in fifteen days. Good N.E. trade-winds were met with to Cape Verde Islands, and after that a fresh sou’-wester acompanied the vessel for •five days, and then fair S.E. tradewinds carried the Doride down to the Cape. Tlie easting was. run down the fortyt-bird parallel, and heavy weather was* met with throughout, but no ice •or wreckage was seen. She came round the south of New Zealand and the Snares was reached on December 17. Northerly winds were against her up iuc Otago coast, and then S.W. winds to Cape Campbell, which was passed on Christmas Day. She then got the full •force of the southerly gale, and was blown right past Cape Palliser and up to Cape Kidnappers. For the last week eh© was working her way back again, and all hands were glad to reach port •after a rather trying time. The Doride is a steel barque, built in 1891 at St. Hazaire, 0 n the Loire River. Her registered tonnage is 5125 tons. She files the Italian flag, and her principal dimensions -are: Length, 228 feet; - width, 34 feet; depth, 21. feet. She I:'.-ought, a shipment of tiles for Messrs. Briscoe and Co., Ltd., Wellington. Seven vessels of Messrs Huddart, Parker and Co’ s fleet are at present laid up in Australia, viz., the Moora-ho-01, Banvon, Anglian, Corio, Werribee, Burrumbeet, and Yarra. The first/ six are at Sydney, and the Yarra at Newcastle.

BY TELEG»AI»»I. AUCKLAND, Jan. 10. 'Sailed, at 2.45 p.m. on Saturday, Cal tier grove, for Sydney. NAPIER, Jan. 10. Arrived, Ruru, at 1 a.m., and Mono•wai, at 5.30 a.m., from Gisborne. BLUFF, Jan. 10. Arrived, at 6.40 a.m., Manuka, from Hobart, with English mail. NAPIER, Jan. 10. Sailed 5 p.m., Ruru, for Gisborne. ' AUCKLAND, Jan. 10. Sailed,- 5.45 p.m., Victoria for SydXloy ’ CAPE MARIA, Jan. 10. Ra'kanoa, from 'Westport, passed for Fiji at 2 p.m. yesterday, all well; steamer Caldergrove, from east, passed , west at 6.45 p.m. yesterday.