SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3780, 15 March 1913, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. FRIDAY, MARCH 14. Takapuna, s.s. (5.30 a.m.), 1036 tons, Foster, from Napier. Passengers: Misses Rossen, Haig and Bradford (2); Mr Pyke; Capt. Morrison, Lieut. Le Quesne, Sergt. Young, Messrs Laing, -Dorrington, Parker, Viekerman. Asmuss, Dyer, Sharpin, Burrows, Fea, Preston, Shrimpton, Johnston, Prime. Thaka, Huston, Louie, Yorke; and 11 steerage. Ripple, s.s. (noon). 250 tons, Carlson, from Wellington and Napier. Kiritona, a.s. (10 a.m.), 76 tons, Keynes, from Tokomaru Bay.

SAILED. FRIDAY, MARCH 14. Takapuna, s.s. (8.10 p.m)., 1036 tons, Foster, for Napier. -Passengers: Misses Dolbei, Joblin, Reynolds, and Karaitiana (3>; Nurse McMahon; Mesdames Karaitiana, Heperi, Tahana, and Taylor; Mr and Mrs K. S. Williams, and Corritt and child; Messrs Matthewson, Preston, Sim, R. Robb, Tahana, Tauapa, Wairoa, Turking, Dyer, Hannah, Dean, W. T. Fraser, W. R. Douglas, Warring, Scott (2), Daniell, Croll, Bond, Mackay, Wilkinson, R. Cooke, Nepe, and Robins.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.™*"” Wimmera, South, to-day. Waimana, South, to-day. Karamu, South, to-morrow. Opouri, South, to-morrow. Takapuna, South, tomorrow/ Mokoia, North, to-morrow. Takapuna, South, March 19. Monowai, South, March 19. Victoria, North, March 19. Star of Ireland, South, March 20. Takapuna, South, March 21. Maitai, South, March 22. Takapuna, South. March 23. Monowai, North, March 23. Mokoia, South, March 26. Maitai. North, March 26. Takapuna, South, March 26. Takapuna, South, March 28. Viotoria, South, March 29. Mokoia, North, March 30. Takapuna, South, March 30. Takapuna, South, April 2. Monowai, South, April -2. Maitai, South, April 5. Takapuna, South, April 6. Monowai, North, April 6. Takapuna, South'; April 9. Mokoia, South, April 9. Mokoia, North, April 16. Magic, South, early. t Awanui, North, early. Orete, North, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Kiritona, North, to-day, Ripple, South, to-day... Wimmera, North, to-day. Waimana, South, to-day, Mokoia, Soutn, 10-monow.

Takapuna, South, March 17. Takapuna. South. March 19. Monowai, North, March 19. Victoria, South, March 19. Takapuna. South, March 21. Maitai,- North, March 22. Monowai, South, March 23. Takapuna, South, March 24. Star of India, South, March 25. Takapuna, South, March 26. Maitai, South, March 26. Mokoia, North, March 26. Takapuna, South, March 28. Victoria, North, March 29. Mokoia, South, March 30. Takapuna, South, March 31. Monowai, North, April 2. Takapuna, South. April 4. Maitai, North, April 5. Monowai, South, April 6. Takapuna, South, April 9. Mokoia, North, April 9. VESSELS IN PORT. Ihumata, s.s. -Hippie, s.s. Kiritona, oil vessel. Coronation, ketch. OVERSEA STEAMERS. Essex, s.s., from Liverpool, due Auckland, March 17. Tainui, s.s., fiorn London, due IV euington March 18. Opawa, s.s., from London, due Auckland March 20, Wellington March 25. Tofua, s.s., from Sydney, due Auckland March 22. Pakeha, s.s.. from Liverpool, due Auckland March 26. Rangatira, s.s., from London, due Auckland March 29, Wellington April 3. CollinghAm, s.s., from New York, due Auckland March 30, Wellington April 12. Barenfels, s.s., from New York, due Auckland March 31, Wellington, April 14. Rotorua s.s. from London via Capetown and Hobart due Wellington March Whakatane, s.s., from St. John, *|ue Auckland March 31. Whakarua, s.s., from London, due Auckland April 1, Wellington April 7. Zealandia, s.s., from Vancouver, due Auckland April 8. Macedonia s.s., from London, due Auckland April 11. Indrabarah, s.s., from London, due Auckland' April 12, Wellington April 28. Breiz Izel, s.s., from New York, due Auckland April 20, Wellington April 26. Glenetiye, 5.5.., from New York, due Auckland April 20, Wellington April 29. Kia Ora, s.s., from due Auckland April 20. Kaipara, s.s., from London, due Wellington April 27. Nerehana, s.s. from London, due Wellington April 28. Courtfield, s.s., from New York, due Wellington May 2. • Surrey .s.s. from Liverpool, due Wellington May 14.

NOTES. The Takapuna sailed as usual last night, and is due again to-morrow morning. The Kowhai is uow being repaired, and is to sail from Dunedin on Tuesday on her usual run. The Karamu is due to-morrow with coal from Westport. The Wanaka is loading at Oamark and Timaru to-day for Auckland via ports. Unless sufficient inducement offers, the vessel will not call at Gisborne. The Union Co’s Mokoia leaves Auckland at 4 o’clock this afternoon on her southward run, and should arrive here tomorrow afternoon. The Ripple was delayed at Napier through having to land a large cargo there, and did not arrive until noon yesterday. She will discharge and leave for the south this morning. The Kiritona arrived from the Coast yesterday and loaded chaff and general cargo for Te Araroa and Port Awanui. She leaves at noon to-day. The Maoriland Shipping Go’s Holmdale was due to leave llokianga on Thursday with a full cargo of timber for Gisborne. On leaving here the vessel loads at Hokianga again for Wellington. According to the Christchurch ‘‘Press’’ it is rumored that negotiations are in progress for the purchase of the Westport Coal Company’s Canopus by the Union Company. The Canopus, which was at Gisborne recently, is a fast working collier of 1337 tons gross register, and lias a carrying capacity of lbso tons. The following have booked passages by the Wimmera, sailing this morning: For Auckland: Misses Parker (3), E. Cussen, Maines, Walker, and Sparrow; Mesdames G. do Fraser, Armstrong, A. T. Ross, Bertram and two children, Palmer, Birch, F Senior, Martin and two children; Hon. W. Fraser, Messrs Isaac, Chovett, J. Kindell, Daws, 11. E. Dods, F. Finlayson, A. G. Miller, J. Higgs, McMahon, Viekerman, Frankham, Atkins, Allen, Batkin, and 11. Gibson; For Tokomaru Bay: Mr and Mrs Nihoniho, Mr Hayward. For Sydney: Mr and Mrs O. Redstone, Mesdames Hope and E. Fisher, Messrs Hope, Richmond, Greig, Fisher, Hutchinson. A. Stenner, F. Stenner, W. Stenner, and Tliornley. The last launch leaves the wharf at 10 o’clock. ROYAL NAVAL RESERVISTS. Captain G. G. Smith, Royal Naval Registrar for New Zealand, has been advised by Captain Stopford, of 11.M.5. Pyramus, that the drill ship is expected to he in New Zealand waters about April 5. The Pyramus will not remain any length of time at one port, so that Royal Naval Reservists must be prepared to go to sea in the drill ship if necessary. TONGARIRO FOR DUNEDIN. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s liner Tongariro is due at Dunedin on March 26 from London direct. In addition to a full cargo, she is bringing about 300 immigrants, who will bo distributed on arrival as follows :—Wellington, 115; Auckland, 82; Lyttelton, 33; Gisborne, 12; Greymoutli. 19; Westport, 13; Port Chalmers, 11; Napier, 15; New Plymouth, 8; and Timaru, "2. TELEGRAPHIC. NAPIER, March 14.—Sailed at 8.30 p.m., Wimmera, for Gisborne. Passengers: Miss Keiha; Mesdames Thomas, Coventry

Messrs Thomas, Ansell, G. Morse, C. Croon, G. Martin, Mr Brown, Putiki, Mori, Steele, T. Holdsworth, Lewis, Clark, J. A. Lucas, J. F Pcttie, Harris, Ambrose, R. Patterson, D. Tustin, Ferguson, .j. YV. Priolcett,. T. Gray, do Lautour, Fordham, Watson, G. Shannon. WELLINGTON, March 14.-Arrived at 6.40 a.m., Petone, from Gisborne. Sailed at 5.30 p.m., Manuka, for Sydney; at 6.30 p.m., Maitai, for Lyttelton; at 8.5 p.m., Maori, for Lyttelton, with 273 passengers. FAREWELL SPIT. March 14.—Karamu passed east at 12.10 p.m. AUCKLAND, March 14,—Arrived at 6.30 a.m./ Moldavia, from Sydney. Sailed at 5.10 p.m., Moldavia, for Sydney; Tainui for Wellington. NEWCASTLE, March 14.—Sailed, Kurow for Lyttelton.