SHIPPING.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 264, 23 February 1889, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Him Watxr to-day—ll.s4 ; 12.21 Sc« Rxbbs to-day—s.4o ; sets, 6.46. ARRIVALS. The Maitai arrived in the Bay on Thursday evening, from Auckland via coastal ports, bringing—Majors Ropata and Porter, Messrs Saunders and Hewat. The Manapouri came into the Bay yesterday afternoon, from Sydney via Auckland, bringing Mr Hick, Misses Forrest and Moore, Bev. Bobjohns, Messrs Baker, Loudon, Cole, Gordon, McDonald and Marsh. DEPARTUBES. The Maitai went on South on Thursday •waning, taking—Mrs Taylor, Miss Johnston, Menan Beach. Perry, Jerome, Warner, and two prisoners, The Manapouri steamed on South last evening taking— Mrs Bousfield and child, Mrs McMurray; Misses Eosie and Fearn ; Messrs Forrest, Littler, Fountain, Harker, Speedy, Faram, Stainton, and McKenzie. IMPORTS. Per Maitai—l pel, Crawford; 10 sacks lime, Hobble; 1 pci, Mrs Browne; 1 pkg, 13 bdls, 1 case, Harding; 168 bags sugar, 1 truss, 2 casks, 1 bale, 34 pkgs, 50 bars iron, 4 cases, 7 bdls, 8 bales wool, order; 32 bars iron, 8 bdls iron, 8 eases, 4 pkgs, 1 bdl, Wingale, Burns and Co. ; 5 cases, Scott; 4 cases, Stubbs; 18 eases, 24 pkgs, 5 bags, Graham, Pitt and Bennett; 1 case tobacco, W. Parnell; 2 cases, L and M Co.; 1 case, Marcroft; 1 bale, Btandibd. Per Manapouri—l pci. Hare ; 12 J-cases fruit, 1 saw, 3 boxes, Graham Pitt and Bennett; 1 bale, Pitt and Maguire ; 5 pels, 5 cases, 1 pkge, 2 trunks, order; 1 ease, Marcroft; 2 pkges, Bank New Zealand ; 20 bunches bananas, 2 cases fruit, Bull and Son; 3 pkges, Wingate Burns and Co.; 1 case, Mrs Browne. EXPORTS. Per Maitai—l2 sacks grass seed, L and M Co.; 97 sacks grass seed, 13 cases cheese, Orr. Per Manapouri—2B eases cheese, 9 tubs butter, Orr; 4 cases honey, 10 casks honey, btevenson; 60 sacks gross seed, order; IS sacks grass seed, 2 boles wool and skins, Graham Pitt and Bennett. The ketch Zillah sails for Napier to-day taking 456 sacks of grass seed, shipped by the N.Z.L. and M.A. Co. The schooner Gisborne will leave for Auckland via way ports to-day. The Wairarapa arrives here early tomorrow morning, from Melbourne and South. The last launch leaves at 8.