SHIPPING.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 286, 13 April 1889, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Hi*> Wana to-day—3.4o; 4.4 In Bum to-day—6.2s; sets, 5.35. ARRIVALS. The Maitai arrived in the roadstead about 9.90 on Thursday night from Auckland via coartal ports, bringing four passengers. Um Manapouri came into the Bay shortly after 1 o’clock yesterday, from Sydney and Aukland, bringing—Mesdames Rich, Milla, Cook, Richardson, and Palmer; Miaa Baldock, Messrs Taylor, South, Owen, Nelson, Martin, Winkle, Kiely, Edwards, and Douglas. The Australia arrived in the roadstead at an early hour thia morning, from Wellington and Napier.

DEPASTURES. The Maitai left for Napier at 1 o’clock ■terday.

Per Maitai—s6 bags candles, 1 box, Pitt and sugar, 10 sacks lime, 19 boxes, 3 IJ bars, 12 bdles, 13 cases, 4 kegs, ISTKp, 1 door, various consignees; 2 ]ars, 32 pkgs, Graham, Pitt and Bonnett; 547 pieces timber, 4 bdls mouldings, 12 pkgs, 3 cases, Harding ; 13 pkgs, 1 bag, Wingate, Burna and Co. j 8 boxes, 1 pkg, Townley; 19 bars, 16 bdb, Humphreys; 1 pkg Orr; 1 case, Sawyers 1 bale, Cooper; 10 pkgs, Scott; 48 bags sugar, order; 1 case, Mrs Brown; 1 case, 2 pole, Kennedy. Per Manapouri—4 bags oysters, Johnston; 2 cases stationery, Bank New Zealand; 1 date smoked fish, 1 sack oysters, Topping; 2 eases mullet, Scott; 44 pkgs sundries, Orr ; 1 truss, Moore; 5 cases, 1 pel, Kennedy ; 1 om*, Graham, Pitt and Bonnett; 37 pkgs sundries, 2 trusses, 4 plates iron, 3 pels, 9 oases, 47 pkgs sundries, 2 pkgs, 2 sacks oysters, 1 case smoked fish, various consignees. 1 EXPORTS, Per Maitai—24o bags grass teed, 16 oases fruit, J sack clover, orders. The Wairarapa arrives in the bay early tomorning, from Melbourne via the South. The last launch is advertised .to leave at 8.