SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2773, 31 March 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

m,/ M] : / ARRIVED. H / WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30. Wjjfi Fanny, s.s. (10.30 a.m.), 55 tons, | ' C/rlaon. from. Napier. V Expected arrivals. Siuiail, Auckland, to-day. • r of Australia, Wellington, to-day. uroto, South, to-day. inowai, Auckland, to-day. ctoria. South, April 2. lauroto, Auckland, April 3. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Fanny, Napier, to-day. Hauroto, Auckland, to-day. Kaeo, Auckland, early. Monowai, South, to-morrow. Victoria, Auckland, April 2. U Hauroto, South, April 3. VESSELS IN PORT. / Kaoo, a.s. Holmdale, s.s. Awanui. schooner. [b. Fanny, tr.s. -<V :Messrs Richardson and Co.’s Fanny arrived from South yesterday morning, ’•with’ a general cargo and a Southern |imail The Fanny had a very rough passage up from Napier. Captain Carlson considered it the worst he has experienced. The heavy fresh in the river yesterday morning .added to the Fanny's difficulties, and considerable difficulty was experienced in getting up the river. The Fanny was to have rei turned last evening, but could not get away on account of the- weather. The Tyser liner Star of Australia left 'Wellington early yesterday morning for Gisborne, and should arrive to-day. ; The U.S.S. Co.is Squall was due today from Auckland, via Tologa Bay, f- but tlie rough - weather will necessitate her sheltering on the Coast. The U.S.S. Co.’s Flora is due to sail frwn Auckland this evening for Coast ports and Gisborne. Word was received last evening that h: the U.S.S. Co.’s Monowai, from Auck-

land, was sheltering at TeAYraroa, in (■' the Flora’s anchorage. If tire wdatliey C- moderates she should arrive this morn|bing. In the meantime the launch has A- been fixed for noon. The following have, booked for South by the Monowai: Messrs Combs, Bremner, Green, Johnston, Bullen, Clare. Ponsonby, Mclntyre (2), Bempton, Winn, Farrell, and 1 Hale; Mesdames Buscke, Field, and Mclntyre; Misses Williams (2), Rosie, f Gleener, McCormack, Atkinson, MclnLiyirby and Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood; Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Shield. The U.S.S. Co.’s Hauroto is expected llthis morning from Napier, and the ,r launch' is timed for 10 a.m. It is doubtful, however, if she will be able to be • tendered if the weather keeps so bad. ufP'Jjhe following have booked passages to fe-Auckland by the Hauroto: Messrs Meslytwp, Dunne, Dearslev, McLaren, and ’ £ Max Jackson; Archdeacon Williams*, /and Mr and Mrs T. McOrae. M: The Maoriland Shipping C’o.’s Holmrt- dale was. due to sail yesterday niornisikg for South, but could not get away in if,view of the weather conditions. ffb- ; f BY TELEGRAPH. % . * LONDON, March 30. t. Arrived —Star of Canada from Welivlirigton. , . „ . ST Sailed- —Paritutu (dredge) for iNew |. Plymouth. FREMANTLE March 30. 'h. Arrived —Morea from London. Pasjenwers*for Now Zealand: Messrs loo'i good Lee, Lidea, Dr. and Mrs. Harris, !Mr and Mrs. Hope and two children, Misses Birch and Coward. NAPIER, March 3CJ7 Sailing—Hauroto (9.30 P- m -) tcr North. Passengers for Gisborne: Misses Ferris, Day, Craig, Martin, Alkington, England; Mesdames Cooper, Malcolm, Ferris, Gallon, Karaitiana; Messrs Hamilton, Barber, Wheeler, Cooper, ''Jackson, Reaney, Gouldsworth, Tams, Pick ford, Wachsmann, Chicken, Piesse, McLeod Gaverston, Craig, Knight, Nennefcfc, Bunby, Bumard, Troup, Rangiuia, Gallon, Hyland. Shirley, Monika, gland, Tennant, Griffcn, Calcott, ’bug Griffiths. WELLINGTON, March 30. ,ed —Star cf Australia (6.5 a.m.) ror Gisborne. .