SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3246, 16 June 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

' SAILED. THURSDAY, JUNE 15. Moonah, ketch (2 p.m.), 90 tons, Cham'ion, for Ngunguru. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Mokoia, South, to-morrow. Monowai, North, June IS. Tarawerst, South; June 21. Mokoia, North, June 21. Victoria, South, June 2U Tarawern, North, June 25. Monowai, South, June 28. Wimmera, North, June 28. Mokoia, South. July 1 Manowai. North. July 2. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Mokoia, North, to-morrow. Monowai, South, June IS. Tarawera, North, June 21. Mokoia, South, June 21. Victoria, North, June 24. Tarawera, South,. June 25. Monowai, North, June 28. Wimmera, South, June 28. Mokoia, North, July 1. Monowai, South. July 2. Holmdale, South, early. Hwapiri, North, early. VESSELS IN PORT. Awanui, schooner. Moonah, ketch.

The Union Co/s Mokoia, from Napier md southern ports, arrives to-morrow norning, when she will be tendered by ;he Tuatea at 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. She jroceeds to Tokomaru Bay and Auckland d The Union Co/s Monowai returns from Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay, on Sunday ifternoon. The Tuatea is timed to conlect on arrival and at 5 p.m., and the donowai leaves the roadstead for Napier ate in the evening. . . , , On account of her having been delayed it Greymouth by the bad state of the jar,, the Canterbury Shipping Co. s Be;one is now not expected to reach Disiome until Thursday, 22nd inst. The ketch Moonah sailed Jor Ngunguru resterday afternoon. ~ , Tl - , „ Messrs. Richardson and Co. s Kahn, nhich is taking the place of the Ripple luring the present run, is expected from Napier this morning. The Union Co/s Kowhai, from south--rn ports, was due to leave Napier last .vening, and is expected to arrive here >ariy this morning. . The Union Co/s Squall is due here ’rom Auckland and Tolaga Bay eithei tonorrow or on Sunday. It is announced that the steamer An-do-Colombian is to load at New York irider the auspices of the American and Australian Line. She is timed to sail on Tuly 5 for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand ports, making Auckland her first jort of call in the Dominion. . The Scales chartered steamer Clan Ross irrived at Auckland from the Thames -he other morning, where she was engag'd throughout the day m taking in a supply of bunker coal. The Clan Ross oaded 550,000 ft of timber at Kopu, and she sails this morning for Kaipara to jomplete loading for Melbourne. She will load about 1,000,000 ft at the west coast port From Melbourne the Clan Ross mes to Newcastle to load coal for I renantle, thence hardwood at Bunbury tor New Zealand ports. The three English training-ships, the Hedway, Port Jackson, and Mersey, are ill now Homeward-bound from Sydney to London. The Medway, the first of the :hree to leave the antipodes, sailed on February 8, and on February 19 she was spoken in 49 degrees south 173 degrees (■•est. Possibly in a short time she will be safely docked on the Thames. The White Star vessel Mersey and the Port lackson took their departure from the New South Wales port within a few days if each other, the former on March 6 md the latter on March 12. June probably will be drawing to a close before lither vessel is reported in the English Channel. Sailing from Australia within i week of each other, it will be interestng to note which makes the quickest run —the four-masted barque Port Jackson ir the smaller full-rigged ship Mersey. During the month of May the Westcort Coal Company’s output was 50,881 ions, and 47,538 tons were exported. The ;orresponding figures for the State coal nines were 4488 tons and 4358 tons; the Westport-Stockton Coal Co/s figures were ’284 tons and 7147 tons, making a total of >2,654 tons output and 59,043 tons export?d fro mWestport. The timber exported s, mounted to 97,287 sup. feet. During :he month 98 steamers (51,099 tons) enL ered Westport, and 101 steamers and 1 sailer (51,536 tons) left that port. The mean high water on the bar was 24ft Bin.

BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, June 15. Arrived, at 10 a.m., Monowai, from lisborne, via Tokomaru Bay. WESTPORT. June 15. Arrived, at 2.50 a.m., Regulus, from jrisbome. NAPIER, June 15. Arrived, at 9 a.m., Victoria, from Gisborne. AUCKLAND. June 15. Sailed, at 5.30 p.m., Squall, for Gisborne, via Tologa Bay. NEWCASTLE, June 15. Sailed—Northern Chief, for Auckland.