SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3399, 14 December 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. / Monowai, s.s. (5 a.m.), 3433 tons, Rob•ertson, from South. Passengers: Misses Chatterton, Reyner, Colhoun, Ensor, Bushnell, Pateliapa, Hmaka, Marer lekai, Leech Tekuia, Kaatahua, Stairmand, Jacobs, Gimmell and 2 children, Mesdames Stephenson, Thompson, Hall, Cuthbert, Hooper and infant, Miller and infant, Johnston and infant, Lysnar, Ensor, Kaatahua, Popple, .Butter worth and 2 children, Messrs. Wait, Cooper, Cuthbert, Dickson, Hill. Andrews, Appledy, Birrell, Brewer, Kettle, Lysnar, Wi Potoe, Henderson, Cleary, W llliams, Kemp, HoMen, Riley, Fawcett, Bourke, Gray, Jameson, Barry, Ballm, Rynhardt, Bellerby, Johnston, Cook, Masters 1 limmer and Cuthbert, and 34 steerage. Wimmera, s.s. (3 p.m.), 3022 tons, Kell, from Sydney, via Auckland and lokomaru Bay. Passengers From Sydney: Misses Loisel and Wright, Mesdames Loisel, Lang, and Leers, and Messrs. Baker, Tavlor, and Master Loisel. hroni Auckland: Misses Hapuku, Gray, Tobie Mesdames Faulkner Dean, Clayton O Meaia, Caesar, Alexander and child, oceats, Smith, Powell and child. White, Leach, Royer, White, Messrs, h oote, 1< aulkner, Hill Cave, Daws, Dean, Smith, low ell, Faulkner, Sturgiss, Morgan. Dmimock, Young, and Faulkner.

SAILED. ! WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. Coronation, s.s. (9 a.m.), 8o tons, Miller, fO kSrX. m «.»:)■ •* tons Bobortson, for Auckland, via rokoinaiu Baj. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs Dyke. Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead. Mr. and Mrs. Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Kyme .and chll(l - j Watson, Ploughman, Godfrey. Sulli an, Parker, McNab, Pyke, Scholium, Mesdames Ploughman, Adair, llnia and child, Parker. Messrs. E, age. Oxenham. Stevens, Wright J E. P'-holluin, J. Scholium, Falconer, Hodge' J- G. larger n. J. and -T. W. Lc/ej, Bleu den, a (»oo„). -J* tons. Bold.vin. to wfmmS.°! l s h s. (9 n.m.), 3023 tons, Kolls, for Napier and South. Passengers. For Napier: Mr. and Mrs. Bolton,. • and Mrs. Voule.s, Misses Lucas, Redstone. Harding, Holuswortli, McLeod, Hovaith, Baggett, Pf filington, A\ illiams. Somervell, and Caver; Mesdames H. Webb and child, Hall, Douglas. Williams. Parker, Penlington, A. H Wallis Bnttaim A. E. Gibson and 3 children. Maxwell. Hall, Messrs. A. M. Puflett, McLeod, Tv. Smith, CoHison, Aislabie, M. F- Bourke. Jameson, Penlington. Bannister. Morgan. Brown. Combs. Brittain. Doleman. Cooper, Campion. Lynn. Ehrhorn Jones, Sands, Eoss, Stuart, Hoy. Chrystall, Fox. Fell, Murphy, Eoberts. Williams, Drew, Gayne. McMichael. G. E. Darton. Hickson. For Wellington: Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Coleman. Misses Lucas and bishenden, Mesdames Hinton, Bougen, and Douglas; Messrs. Riley. D. I ox. C. Fell, and Murphy. Master E. Robinson. roi Lyttelton; Misses Milne Coakley. and James. Mrs. Skiuworth. Mr. Hazlett. Toi Dunedin: Dr. and Mrs. Dorter. Misses Evans and Scblandt, Mesdames I onsford and 3 children. Jukes, and Drummond. Messrs. Drummond, Wallace, D. O Connor, and Mahon.

The auxiliary schooner Kaeo was yesterday at Port Awanui, where her progress is reported to have been stopped bi the westerly winds prevailing. The Union Co.’s steamer Monowai arrived from Napier and southern ports at an earlv hour yesterday morning, and proceeded to Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay, after being tendered at the usual hours. „ , , n , Messrs. Huddart, Parker, and Co. s Wimmera, from Sydney, via Auckland, passed East Cape at 9 a.m. yesterday, and called at Tokomaru Bay, arriving at this port about 3 p.m. She was tendered on arrival and at 7 p.m., leaving tor JNapier later in the evening. The shipments from this port taken b* the Shaw, Savill. and Albion Co. s I akeha, which loaded here recently, were as follow -.—Shipped by Gisborne Sheeprarmers’ Co.: 5 bales wool. By Dalgety and Co.: 844 bales. Common, Shelton, and Co!: 726 bales. Loan and Mercantile Co.: 25 hales. Williams and Kettle: 478 bales. Total, 2078 bales. Shipped by Gisborne Sheepfarmers’ Co.: 100 casks tallow, 23 casks pelts, 9538 carcases frozen mutton, 1367 carcases lamb, 445 quarters beep 4-0 pieces mutton, 20 cases frozen sundries. Owing to her docking at Dunedin having [interfered with her adhering to the usual time-table, the Union Co. s Mokoia is not expected to reach. Gisborne from the South until the evening of Wednesday next, instead of the morning. It is possible that she will not connect here ■until Thursday morning. . , . The New Zealand Co. s Kaikoura. which proceeded to _ Napier from this port on Tuesday evening, took the following shipments:—From Tokomaru Bay; 8770 carcases mutton, or lamb, 183 quarters beef, 1555 bales wool, 3 dumps skins, 68 casks tallow. i rom Gisborne: 1767 bales wool, 3 casks tallow. Having loaded cattle, the Union Co. s cargo steamer Kowhai sailed yesterday for°Greymouth. , , , , The ketch Coronation took her departure for Whitianga, where she will load timber for Gisborne merchants.

TELEGRAPHIC. WELLINGTON, Dec. lx Arrived—Moana, from Sydney; 3.59 p.m„ Moana, from Sydney. SYDNEY, Dec. 13. Arrived—Afaitai and Jessie Craig, from New Zealand. Sailed—Den Airlie, for Auckland; Malieno, for Auckland. MELBOURNE, Dec, 13. Arrived—Rakanoa. from Kaipara. Sailed—Ulimaroa, for Wellington. TOKOMABU BAY. Dec. 13. Arrived, 3.25 p.m., jVlonowai, from Oifr*koriio. ADELAIDE, Dec. 13., Sailed—Waipori, for New Zealand, via Mithb,,*. . NAMEE ; is. Arrived, 5.30 a.tn.. Kaikoura, from Gisborne. AUCKLAND, Dec. 13. Arrived. 6.20 a.m., Kumara, from Sydney; 9.30 a.m., Bentinck, from Newcastle.