SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3637, 25 September 1912, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. Haupiri, s.s. (0.50 p.m.), 743 tons, McKenzie, from Auckland via the Bays. SAILED. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. To Aroha, aux. sell, (noon), 65 tons. MeNab, for Napier. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Mokoia.- South, to-day. Tarawera, North, to-day. Wimmera, South, Sept. 28 Mokoia, North, Sept. 29. Monowai, South, Oct. 2. Victoria, North, Oct. 2. Tarawera, South, Oct. 5. Monowai, North, Oct. 6. Mokoia, South, Oct. 9. Tarawera, North, Oct. 9. Victoria, South, Oct. 12. Mokoia. North, Oct. 13. Monowai, South, Oct. 16. Tarawera, South, Oct. 19. Monowai, North, Oct. 2d. Mokoia, South, Oct. 23. Tarawera, North, Oct. 23.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES,

Mokoia. North, to-da.v Tarawera. South, tn-da.v. Monowai. North, Oct. ? 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, South, Oct. 20. Mokoia, North, Oct. 23: Tarawera, South, Oct. 23.

NOTES.

The Union S.S. Coy’s Haupiri arrived from Auckland via Coast ports vesterdav and was to leave lor Greymouth direct early this morning. Reference to to-day’s passenger steamers from North and South will le found on page 5. , The auxiliary schooner r l e Aroha lett for Napier yesterday. Some time 10-day. or early to-morrow, the ’Westport Coal Company’s Res ulus is due at Gisborne. The Koutunui is due from Auckland about Monday next. The Federal and Shire chartered steamer Kaipura is due in W idling ton on the 30th September from London. She is bringing a very large cargo oi 11.000 tons for various New Zealand ports. Advice to hand states that the New Zealand Shipping Company’s Tongariro left Cape Town in continuation of her journey from London to Wellington, on Sunday last. She is due at Wellington about October 8. At Devonnort dockyard some interesting obsolete war vessels have just been disposed of at auction by Messrs Fuller, Morre.v, Sons, and Cassell. The most notable vessel sold was the battleship Nile, which realised £34,900. Other craft disposed of (and the respective prices realised) wore Destroyer Dragon £1830; destroyer Teazer, £1820: destroyer Hasty, £1660: and the yacht Undine, £1530. The battleship has to bo broken up within a year in the United Kingdom, and the three- destroyers within six months. With regard to the •Undine, no restrictions were imposed.

TELEGRAPHIC.

G KEY MOUTH,* Sept. 21,—Arrived at ■; jo p.m.. Holmdale, from Gisborne. ‘ AUCKLAND, Sept. 24.—Arrived Ngt 12.45 a.m.. Kaipara, from Hobart; at 1.15 a.m., Makura. from Vancouver, via Suva. Sailed at midnight, Malieno, tpr Sydney; at 6 p.m., Tarawera, for Gisborne- at 8.45 p.m.. Makura. for Sydney. The passengers arriving by the Makura to-day were as follow: Misses Jefferson, Murphy, Beech, Hales. Williamson, Suxtone, Hardy: Mcjtdaiues Cleave. Rogers, Rowland, tMeares. Beswick, Young and son. Buies and infant.

Stud holme and maul ; Messrs Me 13wan, Morrison, bmgleto.i, Couturier Dallagiovanna, B y • S; r “Si, BoWhty, st»ah.j»o. Lvndonboll. Second class: Misses Bens, McKerrow, Burnett, Crawford, 1 nko McKenzie, Allen; Mosdames Crove an child, Dubois and chikl, lloreland, But lon, Maiiiwaring and child Maitm infant, Hewitt, Dawson Holmes and - children, Taylor and 4 ch.ldren; Messis Dubois, Graham. Sanderson, McKe o , Burnett, Calk, Todd. Ruby, Bor eland, Dutton, Lee, Main waring, Martin, Hew itt. Holmes, Taylor, Eattray, Barbel. SYDNEY.—The Manuka has linelessed that she is arriving., at midnight. She had a rough trip, expu i dicing westerlies.