SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3797, 7 April 1913, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. SATURDAY, APRIL 5. Maitai, s.s. 5.30 a.m.), 3393 tons, Carson, from South. Passengers: Misses Fairland, Higgins, Crumby, Gossett, Reid, Bolton, Sisterton, Rice; Mesdarnes Mills, Seawirght and child. Alpm, Higgins, Walker, Skillieorn, Gilmour, Watt, Hillyard and child, Howard and child, Stewart, Williams, child and maid; Captain Hennah, Revs. Walker and Blair, Messrs Pataka, Jenkins, Burns, Sharpin, Bull, Hoarc, Wellington, Hi slop; Young, L. Balfour, Nic.hol, Wilker, Kinvig, Priestley, Maher , Hay (2), Reynolds, Coop, Christie, Duncan, Sisterton; and 28 steerage. Alert, scow (7 p.m.), 90 tons, Rae, from North.

SAILED.

SUNDAY, APRIL 6. Takapuna, s.s. (6 a.m.,, .036 .tons, Foster, from Napier. Passengers: Misses Ritchie,' Whyte. Burton, Hand, Stevenson; Mesdarnes Channery, Stronach, Neill, Beadnall, Mortleman and child, Price and nurse, Gooze, Hooper, Hand Clarkson; Messrs Otway. F. Hill, Price, Halley, Vic lierman, Caldwell, Mcßae, J. Duncan, Neill, K. Foden Dale, C. Parker, Stevens. Price (3), Cooze, Godfrey, Pitika and Wanderers’ Cricket Team. SATURDAY,’ APRIL 5. Alert, scow (p a.m.), 98 tons, Rae, for Ngunguru.Maitai, s.s. (12.20 p.m)., 3393 tons, Carson, for Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay. Passengers; Misses Lange, Chatterton, Wilson, O'Connell, Dunhan, Turner, Sister of Mercy; Mesdarnes Warburton, Parris; Mr and Mrs Wall, Mr and Mrs Mills and child, Mr and Mrs de Montalk, Mr and Mrs Finlayson, Mr and Mrs Devery, Mr and Mrs R. Crawford; Messrs Mahoney, F. Taylor, McGlashan, P. Stubbs, Twigg, Godder, J. Sheridan, Armstrong, Korte, Whinray, O. Buscke; and 12 steerage. For Tokomaru Bay: Miss Solvander, Messrs Harvey, Oarron, and D. Christie. Rosflmoud, s.s. (4.20 p.m.), 721 tons, Dryden, for Auclkand.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Rangitira. North, to-day. Hawke’s Bay, South, to-day. Takapuna., South, April 9, Mokoia, South, April 9. Hawke's Bay, South, April 10. Mokoia, North, April .16. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Takapuna, South, to-night. Takapuna, South, April 9. Mokoia. North, April 9. VESSELS IN PORT. Takapuna, s.s. Awanui, schooner OVERSEA STEAMERS. New Zealand, 11.M.5., from Portsmouth, due Lyttelton April 8. Zealandia, s.s., from Vancouver, due Auokland April 8. Makura, s.s. from Sydney, due Auckland April 11. Maoedonia s.s., from London, due Auckland April 11.

lonio, 8.9., from London, duo Wellington April 12. Atua, s.s. from Sydney, duo Auckland April 19 Indrabarah, s.s., from London, due Auckland April 12, Wellington April 28. Breiz Izel, s.s.. from New York, due Auokland April 20, Wellington April 26. GlenSfive, b.b.., from New York, due Auckland April 20, Wellington April 29. Kia Ora, s.b., from «-nada, due Auokland April 20. Kaipara, s.s., from London, due Auckland April 18, Wellington April 27. Nerehana, s.s., from London, due Auckland April 23, Wellington April 28. Marama, s.s., from Sydney, duo Auckland May 6. „ _ , , Oourtfield, s.s., from New York, due Wellington May 2. Surrey, s.s., from Liverpool, duo Auckland May 8, Wellington May 14. Muritai, s.s., from London, due AuokJ land’ May 18. Niagara, s.s., from Sydney, due Auckland May 9. ; Bimutaka, s.p., from Liverpool, due Auokland June 29. Karamea, s.s., from St. John, Canada, due Auckland June 29.

NOTES.

The scow Alert arrived at 7 p.m. on Saturday. The Takapuna, in spite of tho heavy sea which was running, came up to the wharf on Sunday morning with a large complement of passengers. She will leave for the Southern port at 8 o’clook this evening. The Rosamond left for Waiaka, with a load of sheep on Saturday afternoon. She returns on Thursday for a further load.

The Monowai left Auckland at 4 p.m. on Saturday, passed Bast Cape at 9.40, did not call at 'l'oltomaru, and arrived in the Bay at 7.15 last night. She put out to soa on finding the anchorage too rough, and will be tendered at 6 and 10 a.m. this morning. The following passengers have booked by the Monowai: Misses DoLautour, Evans, Copeland, Robinson ; Mesdarnes Gray and two children, Yardley, Pit tar and two children; Messrs Hird, Atkinson, Johnson, Thompson, llislop, Capt. Hennah, Moßeath, J. Vita, C. MacDonald. Browning and Bull. • The Kowliai will not now leave Dunedin until Wednesday on her northward run. The Mokoia arrives from the South on Wednesday. . The Shaw, Sat ill and Albion liner llangatira arrived in the Bay at 5 o’clock last night and put out to sea again soon after. . „ , The Tyser liner Hawke s Bay is due from Napier this morning. . The Canterbury steamer Petone is due to-day from Picton with a load of produce. _ ~ The Opouri sailed from Greymouth yesterday witli a full load of timber. Blie should arrive to-morrow afternoon. The s.s. Maitai arrived from South on Saturday morning, and sailed for Auckland via Tokomaru Bay shortly after noon. Her cargo for Gisborne included 262 sacks oats, 40 cases milk, 36 drums sodium, 40 cases jam, 27 boxes candles, 275 sacks potatoes, and a large quantity of general sundries.

TELEGRAPHIC. AUOKLAND, April 6.—Sailed at 4 p.m. yesterday, Monowai, for Gisborne. 1 assengers for Gisboinc: Misses Tustin, Lusher, Morieo (2), Clark, Raleigh, Allen, Simson, Sankey, Day. Marks, and Burrows, Mesdarnes Matthewson, Sea ley, Stubbs, Scott and Nelson, Messrs Dodd, Healey, Nelson, Matthewson, Coplnll, ChilweJl, Oldfield, Alston, Sceats, Thomas, Moore, Scott, Gunner, Sullen, Toplis, Younghusband, and Blue Bird Company. Arrived at 11 n-ra,. Maitai from Gisborne; aUiioon, Mnheno. from Sydney. EAST CAPE. April s.—Topsail schooner passed North at 2 a.m.; a schooner passed south at 4 a.m.; a topsail schooner passed north at 7 a.m. April 6.—Monowai passed south at 9.40 a.m. PICTON, April s—Sailed at 1 p.m., Petone, for Gisborne. , , , n WELLINGTON, April s.—Sailed at 5.50 p.m., Tyrone, for Avonraouth. GREYMOUTH, April 6.—Sailed at 8.30 a.m., Opouri, for Gisborne. SYDNEY, April s.—Sailed at 5 p.m. yesterday. Mooraki, for Melbourne. MELBOURNE, April s.—Arrived, Manuka, for Bluff.