SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3826, 8 May 1913, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. Takapuna, s.s. (6 a.mb, 1036 tons, Foster, from Napier. Maitai, s.s. (4.25 p.m.), 3393 tons, Carson, from-Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay. SAILED. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. Takapuna, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 1036 tons, Foster, for Napier. Passengers: Misses Arbon. Smith Elias, Thomson, Sinclair and Blaekie; Mesdamcs Sykes, Dines, and Bees; Mr and Mrs Arbon .and child, Mr a-iid Mrs Rees, Messrs McCarbie, Jones, Joley, Hobbs, Beaufoy, Simson. FaulKCorbndge, Kedstone, Merrikin, Hodge and Douglas. Maitai. s.s. (12.5 a.m.), 3393 tons. Carson, for Napier. Passengers:—For Napier: M r }}'■ 'f- Smith. Wellington: Mr and Mrs \. Barker, Sister Lewis and 2 children, ami Nurse Vyle and 2 children. Lyttelton: Miss Simmons. Dunedin: Mr U. Stock.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

From North— Mokoia, Sunday, May 11. Victoria, Wednesday. May 14. Monowai, Sunday, May 18, Maitai, Wednesday, May 21. From South— r Mokoia, this morning. Takapuna. to-morrow. Hippie, to-morrow. Wimmera, Saturday, May 10. lakapuna, Sunday;—May 11. Petone, Sunday, May 12. Monowai, Wednesday, May 14. '1 akapuna, Wednesday, May 14. Takapuna, Friday, May 16. Maitai, Saturday. May 17. Takapuna, Sunday, May 18. mua. aus.. sch.. early. From NewcastleInga, Wednesday, May 7. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For North — Mokoia, this morning. Coronation, to-day. Monowai. Wednesday, May 14. Maitai, Saturday, May 17. Takapuna, Wednesday, May 7. Mokoia, Wednesday, May 21. Mokoia, Wednesday, May 21. For South— Indrabarah, to-day.

Takapuna, ’to-morrow.. Mokoia. Sunday,' May 11. Takapuna, Monday, May 12. Viotoria, Wednesday, May 14. Takapuna, Friday, May 16. VESSELS IN PORT. Coronation, ketch. Indrabarali, s.s.. in the Bay. OVERSEA STEAMERS. Kia Ora, s.s., from Canada, due Auckland May 12. Com-tfield, s.s., from New York, due Auoltland to-morrow, Wellington May 12. Surrey, s.s., from Liverpool, due Auckland to-morrow, Wellington May 14. Muritai, s.s., from London, due Auckland May 18. Niagara, s.s., from Sydney, clue Auckland May 9. Itimutaka, s.s., from Liverpool, due Auckland May 14.

NOTES. The Takapuna, which sailed for Napier last evening, is due to return from that port to-morrow morning. The Maitai arrived from the North late yesterday afternoon, and after discharge of her cargo, sailed in continuation of her voyage for the South. The Mokoia. 'whioli is a day late on her northward run, is due to arrive in tho early hours this morning, and will be tendered by one launch at 6 o’clock. ' The Squall is due from the Coast at the end of this week. The Indrabarali was delayed In her loading operations by the heavy sea on Tuesday night, but is expected to get away to-day for Wanganui. Tho cargo overearried by the Mouowai at the beginning of the week was brought baok by the Takapuna yesterday. The following have booked passages by the Mokoia. leaving for Auckland this morning: Mr and Mrs Biddles; Misses Adeane, Gray, Edwards, and T. Meyer: Mrs McLeod and child; Messrs B. Brown. P. D. Bussell, Rowland, Bach, and Raulmson. It seems from reports issued all over the- world recently that what the Union Company has done in regard to the training of officers for the steamers of tho “Red Funnel" fleet—i.e., discontinue the use of a sailer as a school ship in favor of a steamer, will be the general practice ere long. The Sydney “Shipping List” regrets the apparent universal intention to abolish tho sailer as a school for the future officers on the ground that it must be admitted that the wind-jammer is really the starting-point; and even if only one or two years is spent on them, that experience is found most useful. Mr M. Muirhead, late third of the Pateena, has joined the. Mokoia as third officer, and Mr A. Rathbone has joined the Pateena.

Mr Aveling, late third officer of the Mokoia, has been appointed second officer of the Wanaka. Mr Brennan, third of the Flora, lias transferred to the Karamu, and Mr Peters. fourth of the Mokoia. is now third on the Flora. Mr 11. C. Williamson, assistant purser of the Moeraki, and Mr S. .Tories, assistant purser of the Maori, exchanged positions at Lyttelton <yn Thursday. Mr W. Ifnox, second engineer o f the Wiminera, went ashore at Sydney last week. Mr S. R. Collier has been promoted to second. Messrs R. Murray and A. K< udell have joined the Wiminera as third and fourth engineers respectively.

TELEGRAPHIC. WELLINGTON, May 7.—Arrived at 2.35 a.m., Rangatira from Timaru and Picton; at 3.15 .a.m., Whakatane, from Auckland; at 6.55 a.rn., Maori, from Lyttelton; at 7.30 a.m., TJlinlaroa, from Sydney; at 7.30 a.m., Nerehana, from Napier ; at 7.50 a.m., Pateena, from Nelson and Picton; at 8.15 a.m., Corriima, from Lyttelton; at 2.30 p.m., Kahn, from Gisborne. Sailed at 7.55 a.m.. Roserie, for Melbourne; at 1 p.m., Pateena, for Picton and Nelson: at 3 p.m., Mouowai, for Lyttelton anil Dunedin; at 8.5 p.m., Maori, for Lyttelton. , , SYDNF.Y, May 7.-Arrived, the whaler Loch Tay, from New Zealand. Sailed at 1.40 p.m., Victoria. . NEWCASTLE, May 7—Arrived, Gifford, from New Zealand. MELBOURNE, May 7-Sailed, MaunLONDON, May 7.—Arrived, Westmeath, from Wellington, via Avonmouth; Clan Grant from Auckland; whaler Rakiura. Sailed. Kent, for Auckland. AUCKLAND. May 7—Sailed at 2.1 d a.m.. Squall, for Gisborne, via Coast bays. NAPIER, May 7.—Sailed at 7 p.m.. -Mokoia. Passengers _for Gisborne; Messrs Brown. Bell, and White.