SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3632, 19 September 1912, Page 2

SHIPPING.

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ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,

Alonowai, s.s. (7.15 a.m.), 3433 tons, ('. Clift, from South. Passengers: Misses Puller, Maxwell, Morris, Sharpiu, Cook, Hill, Fry; Mesdames Duwnes and child, MeClisky, Thompson and boy, Sharpiu, Jtdi’enzoy. Mason, Aluney, Fry, McLean, Fiddle ; (.’apt. Rainey, Sir .). Findlay, Messrs Crompton, limes, Cameron, Hell. Sf.errett, Cray, Lauder, MeClisky, Aitken, Carbin, Cobb, McPherson, Clark, Sharpiu and boy. • Doßeir/.ey. Hyslop. Spooner, Sharpiu, Crifiin. Holmes. Atkinson, Olsen. Smith, Tuck, Hanson, Kettle. Sandlinaim. Anderson, Hooper, Margoliouth, Scott,' Kells, Fiddle, Goodman, Day is and 2 buys; Gisborne ladies hoc-key team (IS); and 17 steerage.

Wimmega, s.s. (10.20 a.m.). 5922 tons, Waller, from Auckland, Passengers: Mi.--.es Mi lie hem, Paterson, Nixon. , Rost and .Kay; Mesdames Baker, Goiter, Doherty, k'cir and two children. JJeney; ('apt. Plunkett. Messrs Kirk. Baker. Naismifb, Marshall, Instone. Cotter, Shaw, Blair. Clarke, Miller, Oxenham, Deter Bancroft. Armstrong. PinerofC Maurice, Armstrong, Pincroft, Maurice, Whitfield. Williams. Trit'er, Christie, Baxter, and Moodie.

' Squall, s.s. (11.30 a.m.). 309 tons, A IF Stewart, from Auckland.

SAILED

WEDNESDAY. SEPT KM PER 18. Alonowai, s.s. (noon). 3133 tons, C. Clift, for Auckland. Passengers: Misses Culpitt and Dunning ; Mesdames G. Alc-F-oan. Kennedy Dnvys and 2 children. Clark. Buck land ; Mr and Airs ,1. Killip. Mr and Airs J. T. Ogilyy and 2 children. Capt. Kennedy, Messrs T. Ilarle Giles. A. Townley, R. 11. Killip. Ware. Bullen, Parker. Young, Green, Dayys. Gooder, Meredith. Graham, Tyni’ens, _ Burton ; tor Tokomaru Bay, ALiss A. Walker. Wimmera. s.s. (3 p.m.), 3022 tons. Waller, for the south. Passengers: Misses Prior. Strouts, Forsythe, Lyne, King (2); Nurse Barr ; Mesdames Thompson and child. Crawford, Bong and 2 children. O’Dowd and 4 children. W. F. GoFe. 8001. Fogg; Air and Airs Wilkinson ; Messrs Nicholls. Armitage, Fawcett. Palmer, Chitenden, Aiken, Mclntyre. King. Morice, Francis. Williams, Atkinson, Fogg, Cummings, Bennett, 8001, Robb (3), 11. C. Baird. Meredith. Fowler, Fca, Beavis, Ale Fean (2). Fordham, -Brittondon. D. S. V illiams. Turuke Fere, A. Phillips. Fisher, Trcnchard, Wright, and Sin bad Pantomime Company; for "Wellington: Airs Thompson and child, Oorydild; A 1 essrs Oxenham. Beattie, Reinhold, Barr; for Lyttelton: Airs Pine; Messrs Dimonds and Whin ray; Masters Humphries, Cotterill and Hart.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Wanaka, South. Soiit. 2F Tarawera, South. Sept. 21. Alonowai, North, Sept. 22. Alokoia, South, Sept. 25. Tarawera, North, Sept. 25. AVimmera, South, Sept. 28. Alokoia. North, Sept. 29. Alonowai, South, Oct. 2. Victoria, North, Oct. 2. Tarawera, South, Oct. 5. Alonowai. North, Oct. G. Alokoia, South, Oct. 9. Tarawera, North, Oct. 9. Victoria, South, Oct. 12. Alokoia. North, Oct. 13. Alonowai, South, Oct. 16,. Tarawera. South, Oct. 19. Alonowai. North, Oct. 20. Alokoia, South, Oct. 23. Tarawera, North, Oct. 23. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Tarawera, North. Sept. 21. Alonowai, South, Sept. 22.

Mokoia, North,, Sept. 25. Monowai. North, Oct. 2. Victoria, South, Oct. 2. Tarawera, North, Oct. 5. Monowai, South, Oct. 6. Mokoia, North, Oct. 9. Tarawera, South, .Oct. 9. Victoria, North, Oct. 12. Mokoia, South, Oct. 13. Monowai, North, Oct. 16. Tarawera, North, Oct. 19. Monowai, Southy Oct. 20. , Mokoia, North, Oct. 23. Tarawera, South, Oct. 23.

NOTES.

The Union Co’s steamer Monowai arrived from the South yesterday and left for Auckland about noon. The northern steamer yesterday was the Huddart Parker Co’s Wimmera, which arrived from Auckland at 10.20 a.m., and left for the south at 3 p.m., the “Sinbad the Sailor” Pantomime Company travelling by her. The Union Co’s steamer Squall arrived yesterday from Auckland and Tologa. .Bay. llor Gisborne cargo was as follows: 1200 bags cement, 210 bags sugar, 235 bags slag, 70 bags Hour, 300 bags coal, 100 shooks, 00 cases candles, 40 cases spirits. 100 drums oil, 5750 bricks, and a large quantity of sundries; also transhipments ex Mimiro and Waimana.

The Union Co’s steamer Wanaka is due from the south on Saturday. 'The Hauoiri is timed to leave Auckland to-day for Gisborne via Coast ports. The half-monthly exports from Gisborne for the first half of September were:—Skins, 10.008, value £1239; tallow, 70 tons. £1900; wool, 125,023ib5, £4103.

Mr Hundred, late third officer of the Moana, left that vessel at Sydney on sick leave, and his place was filled by Mr J. K.Jtae, late of the Corinna. The proposed alterations to the Olympic (sister ship to the Titanic) will cost £250|000.

AUCKLAND. Sept. 18.— Arrived at 9.4.5 a.m., Bangatira, from Sydney; at 10.15 a.m.. Kurow, from Fiji. NAPIER. Sept. 18.—Arrived at 9.15 a.m., Fannv, from Gisborne. WELLINGTON. Sept. 18.—Sailed at 5.3.5 p.m. yesterday. Minerie. for South America; at 0 a.m., Mimiro, for Sydney. Arrived at 11.35 a.m., Maitai, from Sydney.

MELBOFRN K. —Sa Held ;U1 i m arc a. FI OB ART.—Sailed : lvaipara, for Now Zealand. LONDON. —Arrived: lonic, from W ellin.gton. .

SAN FRANCISCO—Arrived: Tahiti, from Wellington.