SHIPPING.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 336, 10 August 1889, Page 2

SHIPPING.

High Water this day—4.s4 ; 5 29 Sun Rises this day—6.sl; sets, 5.21. —'• . ■

ARRIVALS. Shortly after 3 o’clock yesterday afternoon the steamer Wairarapa from Sydney and kuekland, arrived at an anchorage in the Bay. She brought the following passengers : —From Sydney : Mrs Ross and Mr E. Kirk. From Auckland : Mesdames Barnard and child, Crawford and daughter, Fauiknor and ' >ar children, Misses O’Grady and Creagb, Messn Dawson, Wright, Ansen, Divis, Martin, Eoskrudgo, Jeune, and Master Burnand. The Australia came into the Bay shortly 'tter 7 o’clock on Thursday evening, from Northern ports, bringing—Misses Rogers and I'ansen, Masters Fauiknor (2), Messrs Fauiknor (2), Steele, Palmer, and three native women. The Southern Creep, from South, arrived here early yesterday morning. Passengers: Messrs Malavery, Malone, Colearove, Nelson, Fordham, Benferr, Besven, Phillips, Ross, Limmee, and one native. DEPARTUP.ES. Wairarapa continued her voyage South about 6 o'clocklast evening, taking Mr and Mrs Wethered, Messrs Trafford, Maddock and boy, Blake and seven natives. The Australia went on South after discharging cargo, taking—Constable Dunn, Miss Harries, Messrs Hall, Chrisp, and one native. The Southern Cross eteamed North yesterday afternoon. Passengers: Miss Greeves. Mrs Chrisp and daughter, and Gus. Hoyte. IMPORTS. Per Wairarapa —2 sacks oysters, Mta Menzies ; 1 pkge, Morgan ; 1 coil rope, Wingate, Burna and Co.; 1 case sundries, East; 1 case soda, Orr ; 4 bdlea, Isaok peas, 1 bag peas, 2 pole, 1 erate pottery, 1 bale, 1 box, 4 Cases, 2 cases smoked fish, 1 case bananas, 14 coils rope, S pkge lines, 2 boxes tobacco, various consignees. Per Australia—l box, O'Meara; 61 bdls iron, 4 kegs nails, 6 pkgs, 100 cases kerosene, Graham, Pitt and Bennett; 1 pel,Mrs Browne ; 1 box, Blourke ; 1 gate, 2 bdls, Harding; 10 oases, 30 boxes, 1 bale, Orr; 2 bales, 1 cask, Arundel; 10 bales, 2 bdls iron, 22 bars, 1 drum, 1 cask, 1 pel, 1 box fowls, 19 bales tow, 20 pkgs, 3 boxes, 3 oases, various consignees ; 60 pkgs, Wingate, Bums and Co. ; 6 pkgs, Gordon. Per Southern Cross-12 pkgs, Lewis; 4 tanks, Harding; 25 cases, Dunlop and Bourke ; 7 pkgs, Miss Doran ; 22 sacks, 493 casks cement, Graham, Pitt and Bennett; 2 boxes cheats, Pitt and Maguire; 30 boxes candles, Orr ; 120 bags Hour, 40 sacks Hour, 1 crate, 5 bdls, 48 pkgs, 1 case, various consignees. EXPORTS. Pet Wairarapa—33 hides, 1 bdle trees, order. Per Australia—so sacks maize, Colebrook ; 1 bdl trees, Bull and Son. TELEGRAPHIC. Wellington, Thursday. Sailed—R.M.S. Tongariro, at 3.30 p.tn., for Plymouth, via Rio de Janlero, with English mail. The brigantine Clansman arrived in Auck- . land on Thursday morning last from this port. The Fairy arrived in the roadstead at 1 o’clock yesterday, from Napier. She steamed up the river in the afternoon to discharge her cargo of timber at the freezing works. The Fairy returns to Napier to-day. The outward passengers by the Australia and Southern Cross had a very unpleasant time of it on the wharf yesterday morning. The Snark was advertised to leave at 11 a.m, but there was not sufficient water in the river at that hour to allow the little launch to come any further than the breakwater; consequently those who intended leaving by the steamers had to wait about in the cold till 11.30, when the tender managed to get up to the wharf.