SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3417, 8 January 1912, Page 4

SHIPPING.

S , ARRIVED. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6. Victoria, s.s. (5 a.m.), 2969 tons, Entwistle, from south, with 150 passengers. " Squall, 5.5.,(3 p.m.), 369 tons, Morrison, from Auckland, via Tologa Bay. 4 SUNDAY, JANUARI 7. Mokoia, s.s. (3.40 p.m.), 3502 tons, E. Harris, from North. Passengers: Misses .Watkins, Wilson (2), Nurse Stubbs, Parker. Plowman, Johnson, Austin, Crawford, Standish, Eade, O'Sullivan, Gordon, Moore, Danes, Law; Mesdames Kvme and child, Oman and 3 children, Warren, deljautour, Loans, Carlton and child, Bates and boy, Broadhead and i child, Little, Burton, Johnson, Plowman, Hogan, Gordon. Lewis, Venning. 1 odd; Messrs Kvme, Burton, Lawless, Warren, Cowley, Davidson, deLautour, Mansell, Oman. Sprague, Bright, Liicas, A\inter, Olsen, Loane, Moore, Kiddel. Nolan, Young, Scott, Clark, Fenton, Takli, Willi am so ii, Tooman, Braser, Broadhead., 1 Taylor, Dorg, Crone, Webb. Evans, Andrews. Williams. Jones, Muir, Clarke, Hogan, Winter, Lewis, Harford, Major, P. W. Wright, Venning, Jones, Bracken, Coleman (2), Maddock, Martin. Carjyon (2), Pittar. Finn, Watson, W illiams, iuilock Bruce and 70 steerage. SAILED. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6. Victoria, s.s. (11 a.m.), 2969 tons Entwistle, for Tokomaru Bay, Auckland, and Svdnev. Passengers for Tokomaru: Miss Williams: Messrs G. B. Flint Hookey, Dalgetv, Williams, Cottenll and 2 children: for Auckland: Misses Wilson and child. Dunsford. Collard, Currie. Lipscombe. Bell (2). Hammond. Adair, Mclennan, Mattocks. Callan, Jamieson and Perston; Mesdames Carroll. Cowell. Clam. Bloomfield. Walters, Jamieson and child. Spiers and 2 children, Richards; Air and Mrs Goldston and 2 children. Air. and Airs. Salisbury, Air. and Airs. Shaw. Mr and Mrs Campbell; Messrs Gardiner, FT. A. Binning. G. Parsons. E. Goff. Mackanini, F. Pearson, A. Pearson, E. Pearson, F. Hyde, Penford. Scholium, jShanaglifin. Peterson, Doolev, Swears, Christey, J. Ansten, B. Clark. Walsh, Clover. Hedley, Brown. Castles; for Sydney: Airs Anderson and 2 children. Airs Perston, Air and Airs E. McGuffy. , ~ . Ripple, s.s. (3 p.m.), 250 tons, Carlsen, for Wellington. Opawa, s.s. (11 p.m.), 10.660 tons, J. F. Cameron, for Napier. SUNDAY, JANUARY i. Mokoia. s.s. (7 p.m.), 3502 tons, E. Harris, for South. Passengers: Alisses Eumsden. Jamieson. Hay. Reeves, Dick. Hooper. Horton. McGlone. France, Pollock. Buddie, Lc Qnesne. Brancefield, Dent; Mesdames Vowat. Lawson, France, Pollock. I.usk and two children. Cowlrick; Messrs R. E. Smith. Burgess. Reddick, Staliibrass. West. Matthewsou. Rowe, Neal. .Turv. E. J. Armstrong. Parsons. Moore. Tonks, Fiver, Hollow. Bendall, McLernon, B. W. S. Wilson, France, E. P. .Joyce. Captain Skelley: For Wellington : Miss Tombleson, Air and Airs Holdsworth. Air and Airs C. A. deLautour, Air and Airs Glassford. Air and Mrs Stevens and 1 infant, Airs Clare and child, Air. Redstone.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Alonowai, South. Jan. 10 Wimmera, North, Jan. 10. Tarawera, South, Jan. 13. Alonowai, North. Jan. 14. Alokoia, South, Jan. 17. Tarawera, North. Jan. 17. departures. Alonowai, North, Jan. 10. Wimmera, South, Jan. 10. ■ Tarawera, North, Jan. 13. Alonowai, South, Jan. 14. Mokoia, North, Jan. 17. _ Tarawera, South, Jan. 17. Victoria, North,. January 6. Alokoia, South, January 7. VESSELS IN PORT. - Squall, s.s. The Union Co.'s Squall, with general cargo from Auckland, arrived from that port, via Tokomaru Bay and- Tologa Bay on Saturday afternoon. She ■ called at Tokomaru Bay to shelter, having experienced heavy weathei’. She expects to get away to Auckland this evening. Messrs Huddart Parker and Co.'s Victoria. from Napier and south, arrived on Saturday morning, and left for Sydney, via Tokomaru Bav and Auckland, shortly before noon. ' The Union Co.'s Haupiri. which has been working East Coast bays, sailed direct' for Wellington on Friday, taking 709 bales of wool for transhipment to the Star of Canada at that port. She: returns north later, and is expected to cail here on Thursday next, on route to Auckland, via East Coast bays. The New Zealand Shipping Go's Opawa sailed for Napier on Saturday evening, having lifted about 200 bales of wool and 9000 carcases of frozen meat from mi, port. " . Messrs Richardson and Co.’s Kiritu’". which had been loading wool on the

coast went alongside the New Zealand Shipping Co.’s Opawa on Saturday, and after transhipping her cargo,, proceeded to Napier. • " ■ Messrs Richardson and - Co.’s Ripple, from Napier, arrived on Saturday morning. and sailed for Wellington the same evening. The Union S.S. Co.’s Mokoia, which left Auckland at 3.10 o/clock on Saturday afternoon, made a good passage down the Coast. The steamer connected at Tokomaru Bay, and arrived here at 2.30 yesterday afternoon. The steamer continued her passage south at 7 o’clock last evening, taking a large number of passengers from this port. The Union Co.’s cargo steamer Kowhai, is expected to leave * Dunedin to-day for intermediate ports and Gisborne. TELEGRAPHIC. AUCKLAND, .Tan. 7.—Arrived at?. 9.30 a.m., Victoria, from Gisborne; 11 a.in., Inga, from Sydney. ’ " MELBOURNE, Jan. 7 —Arrived, Manukaa. ‘ NEWCASTLE, Jan. 6 Sailed, Rio, for Kaipara: SYDNEY, Jan. 7. —Sailed, at 2 o’clock yesterday, Moeraki, for New Zealand. NEWCASTLE.—SaiIed, Petone, for New' Plymouth.