SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3453, 19 February 1912, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. SATURDAY, February 17. Wimmera, s.s. (5 a.m.), 3022 tons, Y alter, from south. Passengers: Misses Ire--vourthen, CMsholm, Oliver, Black, Wufoerforee, Bass, Poole, Hawkins. O Rourke Bailie, Fulton, Eangi, Jones, Barry, McKav; Mesdames Ponsford and 3 children, Finer, Burns and infant, Aitken, Black, Teat, Allen, Rood, Cogswell and child, Vestv (2), Jamieson McAra, Stork, Stirling; Clarke, Fahey, Guthrie. Graham, Proudfoot, Baillie, Battersby,, On en Moore, Wright, Downey, Hanta. Pohuta, Sutherland and child, Ogden; Rev. Carran: Messrs Wilson, McNeil, holey, Burns, Powell. Hugo, Salmon. Bunny, Mitchell, Davenport. Pitt, hprdham, Laurie. McLaren, Hird, Moncnef, McAra, Cato. Bartlett, Eounthwaite (2), Clarke, Boyd, Fenwick, Panga, Rich, Fahey (2). Stirling. Corbett Alston, Craig, Williams, Johnston, Hawkins. Todd. Knox. Doyle, Baillie, Sewell, Cowell, McGregor, Monaghan, Cartwright, Grant, Moore, Lowden, de Frez, uilKinson. Cowlrick. Young, Mudtord, Hunter, Blair, Hoff, Mills, Luputn. Terry. Chillies, Lee Hun, Henchai; Master BallanJ Pairu, s.s. (12.50 p.m.), 65 tons. Nelson, from Napier. Weka, s.s. (6 p.m.), 53 tons, Jones, from Napier. SUNDAY. February 18. Mokoia, s.s. (5.45 p.m.). Harris from Auckland. Passengers; Missesi&teeter (-), Donnelly, King. McConnell, M lute, Rhodes Macfarlane; Mesdameg Lysnar, iriar Smith, Richards; Messrs Hardy. Simons, Hookev, Holden. Owen. Dalgety. Machrah, Moggridge, ICirker. PriboHson Dods, Hardv, Bui! eh-Webs ter, U lllis. Smith, Oulhane, Broughton and 12:.- steerage. Star of Scotland (6.30 p.m.). 10,001) tons, E. D. Bec-k, from Bluff.

SAILED. SATURDAY, February 17. Wimmera, s.s. (noon). 3022 tons \\ alter, for Auckland and Sydney, lasseu- ■ gars for Auckland: Mr and Mrs Parsons and 3 children, Mr and Mrs Shaw, Mr and Mrs Bray, Mr and Mrs Florance Thompson; Mesdames A deans, Bauckham, Martin, Bradley and son, White and 3 children, Harding and child, OakLev. Taylor; Misses Martin (3). Rees, Hooper, Oaklev. Cameron. Booth. 1 lckering;, Messrs Buddie, Williams A C. Paterson P. G. Andrew, jShackietoid, Owen,' E. W. Kyme. A. S. Morrison, Kearslev, Warnock, McGlashan, Beere, Ausin, March. A. Graham Shirley, S. Bowen. IT. T. Robinson, .Luce, Currie, Ardent, Kingston, Bingley, Jones Popple. Williams, McLachlan, I. O Meara Duncan, Thompson. \\ hangarei Band (-J) and Waihi Band (30). For Sydney; Miami Mrs B. Taylor,Mesdames Armstrong and child, Young. Haache, Misses Cato, Mrs and Miss Collins, Miss Hardater, Messrs J. Maehell, Turner and Reed. Coronation, ketch (9 a.in.), 85 tons, Miller, for Whitianga. Ruru, s.s. (6.30 p.m.). 65 tons. Nelson, for Napier. Weka. s.s. (7.30 p.m.), 53 tons, Jones, for Napier. SUNDAY, February IS. Mokoia, s.s. (midnight). Harris, for the south. Passengers: Misses Campbell, Cook. Armstrong. Harding, Caldwell, Hill Shearlev. Quinn, Nelson, McCroone, Mesdames Jamieson, -Barry. Porteous, Stokes and child, Herd. Clark and child, Thorn. McCroone, Dudson, Williams, Rankin. Martin, and Foster; Dr. McKenKie; Lieut.-Col. Pringle, Lieut. Herd; Messrs- Barry, Porteous, Stokes, xlolben, Kirkpatrick, Hunter, Bergham, -Fare, Hobbs, Adair. Sexton. Eeuili, Dyer, Hill, Smith. Ellwood, Richard, W. B. \V illiams, Orchard, Myers, J. D. Williamson. Gordon, Woodroffe.. Grieve, Ranum, G. Stevens, Mitchell, Jobson. A. R. Muir, Hall, Elder, Deen, Herd, Hart, .1. H. Taylor. Kendall (2), J. Hogg Rowell, McGlashan, Westport Band (28) Palmerston Band (29), Wanganui Band (30). Messrs. Richardson and Co's steamer Weka arrived from Napier on Saturday evenin' 7 with a consignment of rams, on the discharge of which she will return i>o The Tvser liner Star of Scotland arrived in* the roadstead from Bluff last evening for Home loading. Messrs. Richardson and Co s steamer Euru arrived from Napier on Saturday and returned south the same evening. She brought a shipment of rams. Messrs Huddart Parker and Co s steamer Wimmera arrived in the roadstead from Napier at an early hour on Saturday morning, and proceeded to Sydney via Tokomaru Bay and Auckland after being tendered. _ , , , , The- ketch Coronation took her departure for Whitianga on Saturday. She will load timber and return to Gisborne. Tho Union S. S. Coy's Mokoia arrived from Auckland about 6 p.m. yesterday and proceeded south, at miduigkt. Owing e to the large number of outward passengers the launch had to make two trips. ~ The Union S. S. Coy s Squall left Auckland on Saturday for Gisborne via Toiosra Bay. She is expected to arrive to-day, and after loading sheep she will return to Auckland via Wlmugarei. The Union S. S. Coy s Haupiri left Auckland on Saturday for Gisborne via Coast ports, and is due here to-day. She will lift wool on the voyage down for transhipment to the Star of Scotland. She will then proceed to Napier and Wellington. TELEGRAPHIC. SYDNEY, Feb. 18.— Sailed, 1.30 p.m.. Moana for Hobart; arrived, lonic, from London. The lonic will sail for Wellington on Monday afternoon. She landed 95 passengers, and 72 are proceeding to MELBOURNE, Feb. 18—Arrived Feb. 17 Waipori, from Greymouth. NEWCASTLE, Feb. 18. —Sailed, Feb. 17,* Helen Craig, for Auckland. AUCKLAND, Feb. 18.—Sailed, Feb 17, 7.40 0.m., Haupiri, for East Coast Bays and ‘Gisborne; 5.20 p.m., Mokoia for Gisborne; 4-50 p.m., Squall, for ioLoga Bay and Gisborne. Arrived, 10.20 a.m., Wimmera, from Gisborne. WETPORT, Feb. 17.—Arrived 4.30 p.m. Re 7 ulus, from Gisborne. „ , PORT CHALMERS, Feb. 17.—Sailed, • * if) p.m., Matatua-, for Gisborne. "TOKOMARU BAY, Feb. 17.—Arrived, 4t> m Wimmera, from Gisborne. WELLINGTON, Feb. 18—Arrived, 6 a Otaki, from Sydney.