SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2753, 7 March 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED.

•SATURDAY, MARCH 5

Hum, s.s. (10.30 a.m.), 05 lows, Peterson, from Napier. Victoria, s.s. (5.30 a.m.), 2969 tons, En.twi.stie, from South. Passengers: Misses Barker (2), Richmond (2), Herdman, Beat-son, Somervell, Donkin, Y/ifcty (2), Glover, and Hortop; Nurse McCormick and Borg: Mesdames Bai> ker. East, Buchanan, Monck and 2 children, Haines, Pratt, Hewitt, Muir and child, McKenzie, Donkin, Parker, .Haines, Cameron and infant, Gray, Lewis, Newton and child, Hawkins, McCormick, Moore and 3 children, Bennett, Whitehead, Berg, and Foote.; Messrs Barker, Monk. Marchant, Buchanan, Northe, Muir. McKenzie, Cornish, Donkin, Murray, Williams, Briscoe, Watts, Swallow. Cooper, Joblin, Parnell, Gray, McKenzie, Lewis, Williams (2), Murray, Parker. Graham, Crichton, la>we, Black, Tronson, Jenkins, Glover, 'Warren, Hall, McGee, Carter. Whiteley, Shaw, Pettigrew, Taylor, Brain, Christophers, Topp, :6unean, Hawkins, Gowland, Crook, Wallace, Lambert, Moore, Smith, Dean, Richards, Dwyer, Nelson, Bennett, Raeburn, Rough, Segedin, King, Parkinson, Bell, Taylor, Prendergast, Benson, Joll, "Wilson, Armstrong, Duggan. Mcßae, 0 Shea, Bowler, and Cahill.

SUNDAY, MARCH 6. Monowai, s.s. (6.30 p.m.) 3133 tens. P. E. Smith, from Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay. Passengers:—Mesdames Warren and infant, Clark and child, Martin, Stott, Cox: Misses Kelly, Johnston. King and Simcick; Messrs. Turner, Little, Haines, Dunn, Orr. 'Wright. Cobb, Pearson, Jee Hong, Cooper. Corsie, Leslie. Fraser, V. A. O'Meara, Warren, Clayton, O’Ryan, and IQ steerage.

SAILED

SATURDAY, MARCH 5

Victoria, s.s. (noon), 2969 tons, Entwistle, for Auckland and Sydney, via Tckomaru Bay. Additional passengers —For Tckomaru: Messrs H. R. Tullock Sands, Byrne, Kinghorn, Hamilton, T. Adair, Whitfield, W'. Morell, and J. Black. For Auckland: Misses Wildish. Phillips, Elder, Hird and Flowers; Mesdames Malloy, Sanson, •Wallis. Kerr, Noonan, Payne and child, Minnis, Elder, and Orr; Messrs H. Parnell, Samson, Pigott, Alflenox, Hilt, Olsen, .Phelp, and Payne. For Sydney : Mr and Mrs Squire and infant, and Mr J. Edmonds. Awanui, • sell. (11 a.m.) So tons, ■Spinet, for Auckland. Rura, s.s. (6 p.m.) 65 tons, Peterson, for Napier. Wakrunn. s.s. (midnight) 8755 tons, Bowen, for Natpier. SUNDAY, MARCH 0. Coronation, ketch (1 p.m.) 85 tens. Bankov, for Auckland. Moaowai, s.s. (9-39 p.m.) 3433 tons, 11. E- Smith, for Napier. Passengers: For Napier: Misses Colebrook,_ Neilson, Nurse Smith, Dr Williams, Messrs Black, Faulkner, R. E. Smith, Minta, Lowe, Lowderless, J. Bell, W. Joner, .11. H. Watson, Oliver, Ellison, Brain, F. Hodge, Fea, Hurst, Pitcher, W. Crichton, Holdsworth, Carter, J. Warren, Osmond, Freeman, J. B. Thorndon, and Thompson. For Wellington : Miss Bishop, Mesdames E. J. McClelland, and W. Johnston, Messrs J. McKee, D. B. Hardy, and Christophers.

EXPECTED ARRIVAL'S. Ta raw era, South, March 9. Winnnera, Auckland, March. 9. Breeze, South, March 10. Mokoia, South, Mardli 12. Tarawera, Auckland, March 13. Tomoana, South, March 15. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Coronation, ’Auckland, to-day. Waikonini, Whangape, to-day. Tarawera, Auckland, Marcli 9. Wimmera, South, March 9. Mokoia, Auckland, March 12. Tarawera, South, March 13. VESSELS IN PORT. 'Waikonini, scow. Regulus, s.s.' The Huddart, Parker Co.’s Victoria arrived from South early on Saturday morning and left at noon for Tokomaru Bay, Auckland and Sydney. Messrs Richardson and Co.’s Ruru arrived from Napier on Saturday morning with four Polled Angus cattle, timber and posts. She returned in the evening with grass-seed and maize. The Westport Coal Co.’s Regulus, after being lightered in the bay, came up to the wharf on (Saturday morning... She returns to Westport this evening. The New Zealand Shipping Co.’s Wakanui left about midnight on Saturday for Napier, taking 1000 bales of wool. She goes alongside the wharf at Napier. The schooner Awanui sailed for North on Saturday morning. „ The ketch Coronation sailed for Auckland yesterday, and the scow Waikonini sails north to-day.

The Union. S.S. Co.’s Monowai left Auckland on her return to Gisborne at G p.m. on Saturday. She passed the Cape at 12.30 p.m. yesterday and arrived, via Tokomaru Bay, at 6.30 pan.. leaving at 9.30 p.m. for Wellington. There she tranships Dunedin passengers to the Ulimaroa. The Union S.S. Co.’s Squall is exnected to leave Auckland to-day for Tologa Bay and Gisborne. The Union S.S. Co.’s Tara,wera,_instead of leaving Dunedin on Friday, was detained for annual survey and •overhaul. She left last evening and loaves Lyttelton to-day and Wellington to-morrow, and is erfneoted to reach hero sometime on Wednesday evening. In the meantime the launch has been fixed for 7 p.m. Recently there came into- operation a section of the Mercantile Shipping Act, which makes it obligatory on foreign ships as well as British ships to have a lead-line marked upon them. The. object of the section is to get rid of the anomalous conditions formerly obtaining, whereby a British ship was subjected to penalties if her load-line was submerged, while the foreign ship was at liberty to trade to British ports loaded irrespective of such conditions. Several