SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2714, 20 January 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19. Wanderer, scow (1 a.m.), 9S tons, G. t'e.'jjO', from Auckland. Mono-xai, s.s. (5.45 .a.m.), 3403 tons, !: oberts-on, from South Passengers: blisses. Whitey, Kenny ; Marquant and child, Funtha-m, Cnssen, McDonald, Gilding, Lewis, Francis (2), Robinson, ' Parsons, Bright, Peach, Everden, Warr-::, Nurse Hand re II; Mesdames McDonald, Kenny, Roberts, Barthel.son, Nasmith, Better, Munro, Holt. Oak- :-. V. 'Hannah and 3 children, McDoweii. arid infant, Martin, Repo, Gavin itud infant: Captain Rainey, Major C t nit man. Revs. Dawson Thomas, R errs, and Turei, MessrsSXire, Ghrisi'j.: her, Le Grove, 'Wilson, Bcdiu-m. JNckett, Todd, Preston, Milne, Sharj'i n, .Fenwick, Bourke, Hird, HitchRig.zir, Cato, Redstone, Martin, jYorto-n, Nasmith, Gardiner, McLean, K-'erndeu, Ryan. Winns, Pettie, Pash'/, Alilen, Better, Taylor, ’Hobbs, Skvve-r, Munro, Peacocke, Atkinson, Cox, McDowell, Mcßrandon, Keetley, V.LLton (4). Casey, Ganvick, Franklin, Korth, Pilcher, "Pritchard, Hepburn, R -pa (2), Repo,’ To Make, Mather, Balinutvne, Canty, Anderson. Merritt, Tooman, Bennett, and Gray. •Star of Canada, s.s. (10 a.m.), 10,000 tons, Hart, from Wellington. .VJokoia, s.s. (4 p.m.), 3502 tons, •Smith, 'from Auckland Passengers: isses Thomas, Coleman, Goldsmith, T.'.ackrell, Neale, Scholium, Macdonald, Gill, iS’inale, Gray. Metcalfe. Sankev, and Bushby; Mesdames Thomas, Laur;o, Burke, Forrest, Sheen, Mackrell, Douglas and child, Cameron, Walters, and Yates and infant; Messrs Mc-Cly-mout, Laurie, Pratt, Mast, Mackrell, Lane, Ramsey, Reese, Abercromiby, Hartman, Andrew, Cave, Witt, Jef-fx-d, Orr, -Sual, Tattley, Richardson (2), and Yates; 29 steerage. SAILED. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19. Llo-tuiwai. s.s. (1 a.m.), 3433 tons, V d-ertsou, for Auckland. Passengers !;■ >dditi'<n to those already published: Kennedy and Williamson; Mrs. : •I’her.-on and child; Messrs Davies • ’.! boy, Scott, C. Dnnn, Backhand, Fade, Sroarrow, Fisher, Harlands, J. r-e, Mutu, and Brown. Mokoia, s.s. (10 .p.m.), 3502 tons, P J.tih, for South. Passengers: For NGpier: Mr. and Mrs. S. Fisher, Mr. :<,. i Mrs Thompson, Mr. ana ‘Mrs. Nelf.vi. Mis-es Puflett, Millar, Jeffries. H.odder, Proctor, S’earle, Baiiharry, and '.'l soti ; Mesdames Malcolm red inf;ufc, p-edloy, and Dobson tvW infant; X. Brndrick. ' Groom. lYriharti, Meredith, \Y. C 5, "Ye. Manon j, €. J. Smith. J. Adair, •••haw, Faulkner. T. H. Chapman, Austin. T. L. Avan. M. F. Bourke, D Todd, Christopher, F. Hall, Preston, Stevens, Pearson. Pettigrew, J. Kemp, Beami it, Byrne, Myer, Espie, Allen, Lenu o:, Price. Middleton. DeFriez, Colic vt. Do-re an-, Constable Dwyer, Master.;- Puflett and Woods (2). For Welh: gton : Mrs. East and two children. Martin. For Lyttelton: Mr. and 7v.r». Mclntosh and 3 chldren. Miss Ctno'y, Mesdames Stewart, Smith and 3 children. For Dunedin :Mr and Mrs J. Chrisy and 2 children. Misses Taylor, Barker (2), and Ingram, Mr. T. i-lo.*rie.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Pinny, Napier, to-day. TCaeo, Auckland, early. Swan ley. Auckland, early. Flora, Coast, to-morrow. Wimmera, South, Jan. 22. Wan aka, South, Jan. 22. 'Regulus. Westport, Jan. 23. Monowai, Auckland, Jan. 23. Victoria, Auckland. Jan. 26. Tarawera, South, Jan. 26. ivl'okoia, South, Jan. 29. Tarawera, Auckland, Jan. 30. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. vvaiapu. Tologa Bay, early. Tramip. Tairua, early. Wimmera, Auckland, Jan. 22. Monowai, South, Jan. 23. Victoria, South, Jan. 26. Tarawera, Auckland, Jan. 26. f'lokoia, Auckland, Jan. 29. T-.-.rawera, South, Jan. 30. VESSELS IN PORT. Tramp, scow. Waiapu, a.s. Awanui, schooner. Hiaere, schooner. Wanderer, scow. ■Star of Canada, s.s., in the Bay. The U.S.S. Co.’s Monowai f,*wn South early yesterday morning, 'Raving later for Auckland, calhng in ,at Tokomaru on the way up to land passengers. The scow Wanderer, off Tuahine Point on Tuesday evening, arrived here early yesterday morning, bringing 100 tons of railway iron. The vessel left Auckland last Friday, and had a good run down the coast. The U.S.'S. Co.’s Flora was at Port Awanui yesterday, but owing to the wet weather loading operations were delayed, and she will not arrive here • till to-morrow morning, bringing about 2000 bales of wool for transhipment to the Star of Canada. “Phe U.S.S. .Co.’s produce steamer "Wan aka was leaving Oamaru last night on her usual run to Auckland. : ■' »- The T7.S.S; Co.’s Squall goes into dock at Auckland for her annual overhaul. She is expected to leave Auckland* again .on Saturday for Gisborne, via Tologa. Bay. ■ Messrs Richardson and Co.’s Fanny is due to-day from Napier. The U.S.S. Co.’s Mokoia returned ;from< Auckland, via Bay. yesterday afternoon, and left during the- evening for South. The Tyser Co.’s new steamer .Star or Canada, on. her maiden voyage to New

Zealand, arrived yesterday morning. She will load wool, frozen meat, etc. (Messrs Williams and Kettle agents.) The late chief officer of the W aikare, Mr. J. G. S. Doorly, lias taken the place of Mr. A. T. Norton tin the Monowai, the latter officer having gone ashore at Dunedin on sick leave. The 'Westport. Coal Co.’s Regulus, delayed in the South, is expected on Sunday with a load of coal from Westport. The auxiliary schooner Kaeo is expected from Auckland and the Coast about the end of the week. The Bluff correspondent of the “Ocago Daily Times" writes: —Preparations on an elaborate scale are being' made for the ensuing oyster seasou. The company’s steamer Loyalty is undergoing a most extensive overhaul. The Vulcan Foundry Company, Invercargill, has completed a new up-to-date boiler service, and llad it deposited safe on board at -the JBluff. On that alone something like £750 expenditure is being incurred. On the s.s. Rita .and their -oyster craft- Messrs. Id win and Rodrique have spent _ not less than £SOO on overhaul, and it is satisfactory to add that all , parties arc satisfied that the expenditure has been well -incurred. In deference to a strongly expressed opinion that the oyster deposit beds should be removed away from o-o-ssible contamination at the wharf, these beds have been reerected some distance up tlie harbor. With anything like moderate weather they will" be complete and ready for occupation in good time for the opening of the season. The contract price, together with extras, will, it is thought, amount to no less than £ISOO. lIY TELEGRAPH. CARE MARIA, Jail. 19. Kamona, from east, passed for V est-_ port at 2.45 p.m. AUCKLAND, Jan. 19. Sailed —British Monarch (7 a.m.), tor Newcastle; Nayua (2.15 p.m.), for Levuka. NAPIER, Jan. 19. To Sail—-Fanny (10 p.m.), lor Gisborne. WELLINGTON, Jan. 19. Arrived —Warrimoo (10.20 a.m.), from Sydney. PORT CHALMERS, Jan. 19. Arrived—Kaikoura (1 p.m.), from London, via Capetown. LONDON, Jan. IS. Arrived —lonic, from New Zealand. NEWCASTLE, Jan. 19. •Sailed—Alexa, for New Zealand. SUVA, Jan. 19. Arrived —Atua (Tuesday). Sailed —Aorangi. SYDNEY, Jan. 19. Sailed (1.30 p.m.) Victoria for New Zealand. MELBOURNE, Jan. 19. Arrived—Eunerdale, from Greymouth. Sailed—Mcernki, for New Zealand. HOBART, Jan. 19. Arrived —Arawa, from London.