SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3155, 27 February 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

arrived. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY' 25. Ripple, s.s. (5 a.m.), 250 tons, Carlson, from Picton, via Wellington and Napier. Alert, scow (4 p.m.), 90 tons, Roue, s.s. (6 a.m.), 3433 tons, Robertson. from Napier. Passengers tor Gisborne :• -Misses Ensor, Thomson, Hall, Jowett, Wallace, Chatterton, Ihomson, McLean. Ross, Shortall, Cooper, Mel hail, Clarke. Woodley; Mesdames G. Humphreys. Johnstone, Jeffrey and 2 children. Hotter and infant. Hinton, Cozens. Chevis, Clare and 2 children, hisher lyeman. Parsons; Chatterton, Fitzwilliams, Gravson. Thomson, de Costa and infant, Messrs. Birch, Hotter, W. Smith, Croll, H. Haigh. Weight, McLeod. Airey, lodd, Tyeman. Tyreman, Nelson, Bull, Irasei, Mackersey, Parsons. Rev. Chatterton, Troup. Wilkinson, Thompson, Whitley, J Foster. W. Morgan, R. Finn, Stewart, Blake, Harding, Christ). Clark, de Costa. Ateo. Mason, Brain, Hitchman, La. , Sanderson, Hurley, W oodley and child, Birnie, and 57 steerage passengers. Mokoia, s.s. (3 p.m-). 3a02 tons, R. L. Smith, from Auckland, via lokomaru Bav. Passengers Misses 1 ustin, Foolej. Taylor. Hodgson, Carter, Gault (-), Pitts; Mesdames Pearson and child. Cooper and 5 children. Clark, Walker, Brooker, Nelson, Coleman, Sadler, Eraser and child; Messrs Avery, Gentry, Edwards, Lawless. Cooper. Hyde, Ballinger. Hamilton, Johnson. Nicholls, Buekwortli. Giilman, Clark, and 12 steerage. SAILED. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. Monowai, s.s. (noon), 3433 tons, Robertson. for Auckland. Additional passengers -.-Miss Carlyon, Mrs. Leary, Messrs. Ring. Bridges, Nicld, J. Hughes Frankin, Paterson, Chubb, and L. C. Miller. Ripple, s.s. (9.30 p.m.), 25 tons, Carlson, for Wellington. SUNDAY', FEBRUARY" 26. Mokoia, s.s. (9 p.m.), 3502 tons Smith, for South. Passengers-.—Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Houlihan, llr. and Mrs. Brown, Misses Carroll, Castles, Gartskill. Devery; Mesdames J. Carroll, Harding , Draich, Castles, E. W ilson. Beere. King, McKenzie, Rattray and 2 children. Lysnar, Dunlop; Hon. J. Cai-. roH- Messrs. Waldon, Kinder, Cameron, Wood. Murphy, Smith, Paterson. Gordon. Marsden, Nicolas, Thomson. McConochie. Haines, Munnerley, Lave, Collins, Groom. Laurie, Ridgway. Whitehead, Nelson. Mouat, Brain, Todd, Houghton, Rankin. W. Miller, Healey, Dunlop, Holt, /Anderson, Lindsay, W. D. Lysnar, J. C. Field. Chambers, Ryan, Tucker, McCrae, Turvey, Cronin, Montefiore, G. Wildish, E * W. Burton. Mawhinney, Williams, Fraser, Page, McLean, and 20 steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tarawera, South, March 1. Monowai, North, March 1. Victoria, South, March 4. Tarawera, North, March 5. Mokoia, South, March 8. Wimmera, North, March 8. Monowai, South, March 11. Mokoia, North, March 12. _ Tarawera, South, March 15. Monowai, North, March 15. Wimmera, South, March 18. Tarawera, North, March 19. Mokoia, South, March 22. Victoria, North, March 22. Monowai, South, March 25. Mokoia, North, March 26. Waiapu, Wellington, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Tarawera, North, March 1. Monowai, South, March 1. Victoria, North, March 4. Tarawera, South, March 5. Mokoia, North, March 8. Wimmera, South, March 8. Monowai, North, March'll. Mokoia, South, March 12. Tarawera, North, March 15. Monowai, South, March 15. Wimmera, North, March 18. • Tarawera, South, March 19. Mokoia, North, March 22. Victoria, South, March 22. Monowai, North, March 25. Mokoia, South, March 2S. VESSELS IN PORT. Magic, scow (on the slip). Eegulus, s.s. Pelotas, barcfiientine. Alert, scow. Mamari, in the bay. Messrs. Richardson and Co. J s Ripple, from Picton. via Wellington and Napier, arrived on Saturday morning. Her cargo for this nort consisted of 2000 sacks of chaff and"a quantity of posts and general cargo. On completing her. discharge she sailed for Wellington. During the month of March three Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co/s steamers will call at Gisborne. The W aiwera is due on .March 6th, the Karamea oil the 20th. and another vessel, yet unnamed, on March 27th. A cable received at Wanganui from Sydney states that the damages to the barquentine Alesa, which bumped into the breakwater some time ago, when crossing the Wanganui bar, over £IOOO, in addition to the repairs effected in. Wanganui, costing £7OO. The Union Co/s Monowai arrived from Napier and the South early on Saturday morning, and proceeded to Auckland about noon.

The schooner Waiapu, which is at present in Wellington loading sewerage pipes, is expected to leave that port for Gisborne on Tuesday. v The scow Alert arrived from North on Saturday afternoon, bringing, with other cargo, a consignment of sleepers for the Borough Council. The XJ.S.S. .Co/s Mokoia arrived from Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay, yesterday afternoon, and resumed her voyage during the evening. The liner Mamari, at present lying m the bay, and which it had been expected would have comuleted her loading at this port on Saturday night, was unable to do so, on account of the rain. Operations will, weather permitting, be concluded tott£The TT.S.S. Co/s Squall, which left Auckland on Friday evening for Tologa Bay and Gisborne, had not put in an appearance at the former port yesterday morning. She is expected to arrive here to-day with a general cargo, and to return "to Auckland, if possible, to-night, with a full load of sheep. The XJ.S.S. Co/s Haupiri is due to leave Auckland to-day for coast hays, Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington, via Limestone Island. by telegraph. AUCKLAND. Feb. 20. Arrived, 3.15 p.m., Monowai, from Gisborne. via Tokomaru Bay. . . „ Arrived, 25th, 10.10 p.m., Haupiri, from Gisborne, via Sailed, 11.15 a.nr., Bakanoa, for Gisbprne. - NEWCAS TLE, Feb. 25. Sailed —Aldebaran and Lindstol, for Auckland; Kaitangata, for New Zealand I>ortS ‘ SYDNEY, Feb. 25. Sailed, 3.30 p.m., Moeraki, for WellingArrived —Solgran, from New Zealand. MELBOURNE, Feb. 25. Arrived —Manuka, from New Zealand.

LONDON, Feb. 2d. Arrived —Rotorua, from the Bluff; Wakanui, from Wellington. Sailed—Nerehana, for Auckland; Ralcaia, for Lyttelton.