SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3199, 21 April 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. THURSDAY. APRIL 30. ] Hauroto, s.s. (2 am.), 1988 tons, Collins, from South. Passengers: Misses Johnston, Tucker, and Farlie; Mesdames Barton, Willson, Karaitiana, Gerrard and 3 children, Hewitt and child, Johnston, W illiams, Smith, Reid, Monckton, Malcolm, Allan and Clayton; Messrs. Barton, Willson, Hargreaves, "Williams, Hewitt, Owen, Dyer, Drummond, Fawcett, Smith, Reid, Allen, Carter, Robinson, Isaac, Balfour, Hannan, Porter, McCulloch, Maltbv, Brittain. B. Jones, Johnstone, Stewart, Lafferty. Gray, Gleesco, W'illcock, Dodgshun. Anderson, Buckle. Faram, Strachan, Williams, Coleman, Olsen, Grif:fin, and 52 steerage. SAILED. THURSDAY, APRIL 20. Hawk, scow (8 am.), 132 tons, Anderson, for Auckland, via Tairua. j. Hauroto, s.s. (8 a.m.), 198 S tons, Collins, for Auckland. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Haupiri, South, to-day. Kairaki, South, to-day. i Ripple, South, April 21. Monowai, South, April 22.‘ l Hauroto, North, April 23. Tarawera, South, April 26. Monowai, North, April 26. | Ripple, South, April 28. ,1 Victoria, South, April 29. i Tarawera, North, April 30. J Hauroto, South, May 3. j Waipiro, North, early. Petone, South, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Haupiri, North, to-day. j Ripple, South, April 21. Monowai, North, April 22. Hauroto, South. April. 23. Tarawera, North, April 26. j Monowai, South, April 26. Ripple, South, April 28. VESSELS IN PORT. Kaeo. aux. schooner. S Awanui, schooner. . Curlew, scow. The Union Co/s Hauroto arrived in the bay early yesterday morning, and was t tendered at 6 am., proceeding later to .1 Auckland. Returning to this port on Sunday afternoon she will be tendered on arrival and at 5 p.m., and will proI ceed to Napier later in the evening, j Messrs. Richardson and Co/s Ripple arj r ives from Wellington this morning, and returns to Picton this evening- . . The Kaianoi Shinning Co. s Ivairaki is j expected to arrive this morning from I Wellington. • The Westport Coal Co/s collier Regulus | was due to leave Westport for Gisborne j last evening. ... j The Union Co/s Haupiri is expected to j arrive here from Napier about noon today, and will sail for Auckland this evei n The scow Hawk sailed for Tairua to 1 load logs for Auckland yesterday morn- ! Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co/s f steamer Delphic, which left Liverpool on March 24 for Auckland direct, has cn board 6425 tons of cargo for New Zealand ports, made up as follows: For Auckland 2300 tons; for Wellington, 2000 tons’ for Lvttelton. 900 tons; and for Dunedin. 1225 tons. The Delphic is due at Auckland early in May. Just before the departure of the Government steamer Hinemoa from Wellington, trouble arose (as previously reported) amongst the crew in regard to the food supplied on the vessel. A. conference between both parties was held, and it was promised that things would be put rigid on the Hinemoa’s arrival at .uicklarul. Cofisecmentlv on the vessel’s arrival ‘.’ ere Captain Bollons ordered new culmarv utensils, the condition of those now in use being one of the men’s grievances. A Tie*? oil stove was also ordered- so the man on watch at night wi ll i.e a ole to brew himsplf a pot of coffee or tea. The crew is apparently well pleas fl wdli the altered conditions, and the * whole trouble is now at an end. BY TELEGRAPH. NAPIER, April 20. Arrived, at 6.30 a.m., Victoria, and at 7 a.m., Whaknrua. from Gisborne. TOICOMARU BAY. April 20. Arrived, at 12.45 p.m., Hauroto, from Gisborne. WELLINGTON. April 20. Railed. 3.30 n.m.. Arawa. for London. WESTPORT. April 20. Railed, 4.40 p.m., Regulus, for Gisborne.