SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3280, 27 July 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, July 2G. Monowai, s.s. (5 a.m.), 3433 tons, Robertson, from South. Passengers: pisses Hales and Corbett; Mesdames Field, Poland, Monckton, Sinclair, Wilkinson, McLernon; Archdeacon Williams; Messis Thomas, Field, Wood, Craig, Ricketts, Halbert, Boland, Delaney, Lom,, Monckton, Schierning, Symes, Jenkim, Nisbet, McPhee, Howden, Troup, kmern, Mead, Campbell, Wi Pere Adams, JoUj, Rigg, Barlow, Evans, Coleman, ‘- ise< son, Clarkson, Fitzgerald, Hales, ■ Blackburn, Wilson, Sandlant; and St Sguafl, s.s. (7.30 a.m.), 369 tons, Morn--s Tann S A s!' C “°oon). 55 tons. from Napier. Va sta. from Moa, scow (3 p.m.), 98 tons, vasu , Auckland. ) 3022 tons, Wimmera, s.s.Auckland and Waller, from Sydney,. __ Miggeg Tokomaiu Bj. P Mann. Seymour, Black, Rigby, Jaisciiei, i Stevens McCoom, Stewart, Mesdam f .hild Rus’ 'Rlack Seymour, Schmidt anci unia, itusself .Colonel _Porfer; Messrs O’Sullivan, Chapman. lvld “ e ’ Mcßae, Rivr,, Hamill, Rae. Jo"® 8 -’ Eedley, Seymour. Tanner. Cohen Ellerbeck. heriche, Stevens. Conole. Matthews. Espie, Potato Murphv, Rowley, Walkms, Ludbrook, Mitchell. Robson, Gillgren Ensor, Eerily Russell. Gall, Benson, Newton, Moreil, Poerato. Tamepo, and Taugi. July 27. Fanny, s.s. (I a.m.), 55 tons, Peterson, for Tokomaru Bay and Napier. SAILED. WEDNESDAY, July 26. Monowai, s.s. (11 a.m.), 3433 tons, Robertson, for Auckland, via Tokomaru Ray. Additional passengers: For Tokoinaru, Misses Powell and Turnbull, Mrs Smith and infant, Messrs P. McLoughlin and Sheriff; for Auckland. Mr and Mrs Lloyd, Mr P. Curtis and 6 steerage. Kowhai, s.s. (4 p.m.), 792 tons, Scott, for Greymouth. Squall, s.s. (3.30 p.m.), 369 tons, Morrison, for Tologa Bay and Auckland. Wimmera, s.s. (10 p.m.), 3022 tons, Waller, for Napier and Southern ports. Passengers:—For Napier, Mr and Mrs F. Lysnar, Mr and Mrs Langford, Mr and Mrs S. Muir and 2 children, Mr and Mrs Nelson, Mr and Mrs Woodrow, Misses Spackman, Hutchinson, E. Neilson, Traynor, M. Hinaki, Te Kina, and Allen; Mesdames McLeod, Hill, and child. Spackman. Eeichenback, Taylor and child; Rev. W. Grant, Messrs Shrimpton, Fea, Freeth, J. Smith, D. Craig. Tingev, Pitter, J. Wood, McLeod, Dempster, Healey, Long, Orchiston, Howden. W. B. Williams, W. Morgan, Jameson, A. E. Gibson, E. .Knight, Temple. Hinaki (2), Poenga, S. Reid, D. Neild, Hardle, Monson, Kin", Morgan, Hay, Poulson, Fitzgerald, Clarkson, Bruce, Stevens, McPhee, Orchard, Poulson, C. J. Parker, Barlow, Douglas and Master Hutana. Wellington: Mr and Mrs Coulston, Mr. and Mrs Innes, Misses Goldsworthy, A. Moore, D. Emery, Messrs L. N. Bourke. Qgilvev and Henderson; Lyttelton. Miss Denneliy, Mrs Witlock, Messrs Hackett and Manning. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Waipori, North, to-morrow. Hauroto, South, July 29. Monowai, North, July 30. Kaeo. North, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Hauroto. North, July 29. Monowai, South, July 30. VESSELS IN PORT. Magic, scow. Moa, scow. Messrs Richardson and Co.’s Fanny arrived yesterday morning from Napier and on discharging a portion of her cargo proceeded at one o’clock this morning to Tokomaru Bay, whence she returns to Napier. The Union Co.’s Monowai arrived in the roadstead from Napier early yesterday morning and proceeded to Auckland after being tendered at the usual hours. Messrs Huddart, Parker and Co.’s Wimmera, from Sydney, via Auckland and Tokomar Bay, arrived in the bay yesterday afternoon and sailed for Napier and Wellington late in the evening. On her trip from Auckland the Union Co.’s Squall was unable to work Tologa Bay on account of the heavyweather prevailing. She -arrived in port yesterday and left again for Tologa Bay and Auckland late in the afternoon. The Union Co.’s Waipori, consequent on an unavoidable delay in Auckland, is not expected to reach Gisborne until tomorrow. Messrs Richardson and Co.’s Ripple is expected to arrive from Southern ports as usual to-morrow morning and returns south on discharging her general cargo. The scow Moa, with a cargo of bridge girders for the Public Works Department, arrived from Auckland yesterday afternoon, having experienced fairly moderate weather. The Union Co.’s cargo steamer Waitemata is due to clear Invercargill to-day for Oamaru, Timaru, Napier. Gisborne, and Auckland.