SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2712, 17 January 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 15

Tramp, scow (2 a.m.), 92 tons, Miller. ) ■{mi Auckland. Mokoia, s.s. (6 a.m.), 3502 tons, Gmith. from South. Passengers: Misses <i La u tour, Smith, Liviok, Myatt, Davies and Barnes; Mesdames Devery, Cullen and 3 children. Thompson, Gusli, Johnston, Williams, Nelson and child, Junes; Captain Hull, Messrs Strachan, hvackley, Chapman. Meredith, Colley, Akroyd, Rowley. Devery, Bruce, Cullen, Thompson, Smith, Tingey, W right, Groome, Brodrick. Harper, Graham, O’Meara, Grenfell, Todd, Pettigrew, V, illiamson, Gray and child, Richardson. Dymoc'k, McKay, Shaw, Stewart, Falkner, Fordham, Beamish, Jamieson, Duncan, Parker, Cooper, Maher and Olsen, and 27 steerage. / Rum, s.s. (7 a.m.), 65 tons, Peterson. from Napier. Fairburn, a.s. (noon), 68 tons, Fletcher, from coast- bays. SUNDAY, JANUARY 13. Flora, s.s. (3.15 a.m.) 1273 tons, Ross, from Napier. Kairaki, s.s. (9 a.m.) 181 tons, Scott, from South. Waiwera, s.s. (1.45 ram.) 7000 tons, Cnarman, from *>apier. Tarawera, s.s. (3.45 p.m.) 2003' tons, W. P. Collins, from Auckland. Passengers: Mesdames martin, Gibson, ' Gavin and infant. Harvey, Hook and Graham; Misses Montifarie, Edwards, 13min, Donovan, Sinclair and Smith; Messrs Byrne, Johnston. Stevens. Mansyr, Portus, Hopewell, Furnwood, Miller,’ Hastford, Anderson, Douglas, Inhering, Thomson, Nolan, Gibson. Nolan. Master, "Warren, Hook, AA’ebh C:' Graham and East and 30 steerage. SAILED. SATURDAY, JANUARY 15. Guru, s.s. (8.30 a.m.). 65 tons. Peterson. for Napier. Mokoia, s.s. (11 a.m.), 3502 tons, Smith, for Auckland. Additional passengers: Misses Barlow, Cleary, Bremer. Rvan, Mills and Hale; Nurse k. Mesdames 1 Suckling, Dore and Machiu ; Messrs Sawyer, Gillingham, ‘> ( S)T:iggon. Marr, J. E. Thomas, Mbyte, { Vick. Stewart, Smith, Ewers and : worth. ;/ J SUNDAY,,/JANUARY 13. s.s. (9 rs.m.), 2003 tons, V. i l . Collins, for South. —Passengers : A' and Mrs H. C. Baird, Mr and ’Mrs .Edison. Misses Heale, Blair, Prentice, C wye-s, McCarthy (2). Jones, Iv. Morgan, AYatkins, E. Mattocks and SargisBpn : Mesdames Remshardt and Mclhu a ii 3 children, Croon and 2 children, A,cOarthv, Pota-lta and child; Kelly, M: Messrs Todd, F. G. AVillia.ns, T-.-.ylor, Rigg. R. "Watson, Tye, Stohp. A. E. King, Roskugi, J. Turner, 51cJameson, Tingey, McKeesack, ■M cßride, Sharp, Stuart, Coltrim, JJuii- <:. :m, Hayes, Aloe re, Hull, Godfrey. Le Oa - sue. Croon, Kelly, Scott; Masters \3.Aaeld and Hogg, and Pollard’s Midg: Co. (19). EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Star of Canada, South, Jan. 18. Swanley, Auckland, .Jan. 19. Begulus, AA’estport, Jan. 19. Wimmera, South, Jan. 22. Wanaka, South, Jan. 22. Mdnowai, Atickland, Jan. 23. Victoria. Auckland. Jan. 26. Tarawera, South, Jan. 26. PROJECTED DEPARTURESKairaki, South, to-day. Wimmera, Auckland. Jan. 22. Monowai, South, Jan. 23. Victoria, South, Jan. 26. Tarawera, Auckland, Jan. 26. VESSELS IN PORT. Tramp, scow. Fairburn, a.s. Kairaki, s.s. Waiwera, s.s., in the Bay. The U.S.S. Co.’s Mokoia arrived fram South on Saturday morning, and 1 continued her voyage to Auckland at ILL o’clock. Messrs Richardson and Co.’s Ruru ar-C.-ed from Napier on Saturday mommi <g with sheep, and upon discharge aosurned to Napier. The scow Tramp arrived on. Saturday morning from Auckland with 147 toils of railway iron. She left- Auckland on Tuesday, and experienced fair winds to East Cape, and from there untj arrival changeable breezes prevailed. On. the way down the; vessel passed the ketch Coronation off Waipiro on Thursday. and the a.s. AVaiapu at Port Awanui. ~~ The auxiliary schooner Fairburn returned from Tokomaru on Saturday, bringing 300 hales of wool for transhipniont at this port. 1 The Ivaiapoi Steamship Co.’s Kairaki arrived from South yesterday morning with a general cargo. She leaves again to-day Avitli a cargo of 2000 fat sheep El lipped- by Dalgety and Co. Ltd., on account of Mr H. D. Buchanan. The U.S.S. Co.’s Tarawera arrived from Auckland yesterday afternoon and Bailed South, again in the evening. She called at Tokomaru and landed and ■Waharked passengers there. The U.S.S. Co.’s Flora arrived from South early yesterday morning and left again on a special trip to the Coast to load about 2000 bales of wool for transhipment to the s.s. Star' of Canada, at this port. The Shaw Savillf Co.’s AVaiwera arvi zed. from Napier early yesterday ‘ afternoon. She loads approximately 2030 bales of wool, 200 casks tallow, COOO carcases of lamb and mutton, and 2.30 quarters of beef, and sails for Auckland to-morrow evening. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall is dire to arrive to-day from Tologa Bay and .Auckland. The scows Haerc and Wanderer are o<-, tlieir way from Auckland to Gish’urne with railway iron. . Messrs Evans. Nield and Co. advise That the schooner Awanui was to have Juft Mercury Bay yesterday for Gistnrne wit-li a full load of timber. lIY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, Jan. 15. Hailed, Squall for Gisborne via Tologa Cape Maria reports Sydney boat will pass about 6 p.m. In sight now. T Arrived (9.45 a.m.) Makura, from ' (10.15 a.m.) Melieno, from Sydney*

NAPIER, Jan. 15. Arrived at 4.50 a.in., Weta from Gisborne. „ Sailed, Clan MacFarlane, s.s., for Dunkirk. , WELLINGTON, Jan. 15. Sailed, at 2.10 p.m.. Tongariro, for London. SYDNEY, Jan. 16. Sailed- —WariKmoo (last night) for Wellington. LONDON, Jan. 15. Sailed Aot-ea, for Lyttelton.