SHIPPING.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 337, 13 August 1889, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Hioh Water this day—7.l2; 7.35 Sus Brass this day— 6.48 ; sets, 5.23.

ARRIVALS. The Waihora, from Melbourne via Southern porta, arrived at an anchorage in the Bay uirly on Sunday morning, bringing transhipments ex ship Raleton and steamer Arawa, a'so bringing the following passengers Mr and Mrs Williams, Messrs McLean, Chambers, Ironmonger, Leslie, Karaitiena, Parris, Booth, ilobinson, Peach, and Hodson. DEPARTURES. The Waihora proceeded on to Auckland and llosMll at aboot 11 *,m, on Sunday morning, -iking—Mr and Mrs Hutchinson, Rev. Father Kehoe, Mias Burman, Messrs Simms, Mairttj, Hutchinson, and Colegrove, IMPORTS. per Waihora—l case, Clothing Factory ; 2 oases, Graham, Pitt, and Bennett; 1 pkge, Wingate, Burns and Co.; 1 sack wheat, Johnston; 1 truss. Kennedy ; 8 hhts ale, 5 kilds ale, Dunlop and Bourke; 3 kil.ls ale, 41 pkges, 5 cases tea, 18 sacks flour. 5 hbds ale, 2 barrels ale, 28 sacks oats, 1 sack coffee, 8 cases, various consignees. EXPORTS. Per Waihora—s bags onions, Johnston ; 6 sacks potatoes, 1 dump skins, 18 hides, 1 pony, orders. IaLSGRAPaia SsuT, yesterday. Arrived—Fairy, at 3 a.m., on the llih, from Gisborne. Bluff, yesterday, Arrived—Minapouri, at 11.40 a.m., from Hobart, with English mail. Avcsmsn, Sunday. Arrived—Southern Cross, at 4 p.m., from Gisborne. Last night. Arrived—Waihora, at 130 p.m., from Gisborne. The steamer Te Anau, which sailed Jas week tor Sydney, took 2000 sacks of chaff. SOO sacks of potatoes, 75 sacks of oats, 780 lacks of mails, The e.l. Oreti is to take up the Fiji Islands running recently carried on by the s.e. Southern Cross until being put into the East Coast trade in piece of the wreaked steamer Haiti!. She will be nut on ths slip for a thorough overhaul before commencing running, and have any alterations necessary tor the requirements of the trade, Captain Ander. ■on, of the Southern Cross, will ba transferred to command the Oreti, and Captain Black, of the Menawatu, will then have command of the Southern Cross; Captain Ryan, of the Oreti, being transferred to the Menawatu.