SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3581, 22 July 1912, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED, SATURDAY. JULY 20. Victoria, s.s. (5.30 a.m.), 2606 tcms v Eatwistle. from Napier. Passengers:" Misses Campion. Tustin, Nolan, Ju.sk, Williams. Redstone, Allen. Horne. Adams, Woodward, Newton; Mesdames Brown and 5 children, McDonald, Bowden, Snelling and 2 children, Itowe, Gardner, Grant, Kearns, Hooper, Perry Collins. Kells: Messrs Drummond, Reynolds, Todd, Morris, Coleman, Dyer. Gibson, Paratene, Williams, Boyce, Allen. Woo'd, James. Marshall, Eordham, Dutchman. Kells, Wood, Lowe. Cate, Gatland. Humphreys, Shirley, Stewart, Henderson. Nancarrow, Canavan, MacKay. Buckland, Norris. Maynard. Batty Wright. Owen, Stephens, Davies, Harris, Bode rick. Douglas, Scot, Cave, Parkes, ' Weeks, Lynn, Kane, Tally, Peake, Ryan, Downs, Clow, liae, L. Hackett. Edwards, and PB. Association football team (12). Mokoia, .s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 3502 tons, Harris, from Auckland. Passengers for Gisborne; Misses Kaliaki. Schultz, Maclean, Scott, Gill and Reynolds; Mesdames Letts, Mills, Pavitt. and Fiddy; Messrs Harvey. Smith, Egan, Cave, Fiddy, Scott, Wansborne, Rothschild, Pirie. Horton, Anderson, Natoue, Matelie, Plunkett. Mills, Roliche, and Pavitt. SAILED. Victoria s.s. (noon), 2606 tons, Entwis tie, for Auckland. Passengers: For Sydney) Messrs Owen and Sullivan ; for Auckland, Misses F. Reid, AA ildish, Mooney, E. Richardson, Mills, McLcughiin, Mesdames Mooney, Ogilvie, Andrew, Currie. Morse. Scarborough, Messrs Dunn Falconer (2), Gardner, L. C. Miller, Meikle, AY. Talley, Kennerley Andrews, Osborne, D. Easson, D. McQuillane, AY. Wildish, Eraser, McLoughlin. Flemming, Morse, Kitchie. Crolen, Bnllen, Berry. Hicks, Mooney, Cowley, Leigh, Masters Martin (2) and Wildish; for Tokomaru Bay. Misses Busby (2), Mesdames Fox and Kinnimont, Messrs Eylawl, Boyce, Shevratt, Zachariah, Clark, Henderson. SUNDAY JULY 21.

Mokoia, s.s. (10 p.m.). 3502 tons, Harris, for the South. . Passengers: Miss Oates; Mesdames Jury and Harvey; Messrs Reynolds, Stackwood. AA hinray, Howie, T.” Adair, Flynn, Henderson. Stewart. Bowen. Putts and Mucky, and Sergt.-Major Ritzima.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Monowai, South, July 24. Wimmera, North, July 24. Tarawera, South, July 27. Monowai, North, July 28. Mokoia, South, July 31. Tarawera, North, July 31. Mokoia, North, August 4, Monowai, South, August 7. Tarawera, South, August 10. Monowai, North,' August 11. Mokoia, South, August 14. Tarawera, North, August 14 Mnritai, Napier, early.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Monowai, North, July 24; Wimmera, South, July 24. Tarawera, North, July 27. Monowai, South, July 28. Mokoia, North, July 31. Tarawera, South, July 31. Mokoia, South, August 4. Monowai, North, August 7. Tarawera, North, August 10. Monowai, South, August 11. Mokoia, North, August 14. Tarawera, Soiith, August 14. NOTES. The Union Go's steamer _ Mokoia, which was a (lay late going North last week, left Auckland at 5 p.m. on Saturday, and arrived here at 5.45 p.m. yesterday. She was tendered at 7 p.m., and sailed for the South at 10 p.m. She called at Tokomaru on the way down.

The Hucldart Parker Go’s Victoria arrived from the south oil Saturday morning, and sailed later for Aucklaju]; and Sydney. ydlppwY A 500-mile race between the split) on or Eliza Firth and the brigantine Aratapu, two of the smartest schooners on the coast, ended in a very close finish at Lyttelton on Tuesday morning. The contest started last Friday morning off

Ivaipara bar, the Eliza Firth clearing harbor at 10.10 a.m. and the Aratapu twenty minutes later. A fresh northeaster carried both sailers clown the coast in good style, and the vessels were in close company all the way to Lyttelton. The Aratapu got a slight lead ou the Eliza Firth when nearing Cook Strait, but a fluke of wind put her astern of her rival. The Eliza .Firth had a slight advantage of the Aratapu at the finish, and entered Lyttelton Heads at an early hour yesterday morning, the latter vessel passing through a little later at St 10 a.m. Both vessels made the passage in excellent time, being under four days on the trip. TELEGRAPHIC. SYDNEY, July 21— Sailed at 1 a.m., Moeraki; Star of Scotland for New Zealand. NEWCASTLE, July 21— Sailed, Marere, for Wanganui. MELBOURNE, July 21.—Arrived, Ivaipara and Maifai, from London. WESTPORT. July 20.—Sailed at 11.55 p.m. Regains, for Gisborne. AA ELLINGTON, July 20.—Sailed at 3.55 p.m., Aorangi, for Raratonga. AUCKLAND. July 20—Arrived at 2.20 p.m.. Squall, from Gisborne; Sailed at 5.15 p.m., Mokoia, for Gisborne. July 21 —Arrived at 9.20 a.m., Victoria, from Gisborne; at 9 a.m., Courtfield from Sydney. EAST CAPE. July 21.—Reidfield passed south at 10.40 a.m.; Mokoia passed South at 10.45 a.m.