SHIPPING.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 410, 30 January 1890, Page 2

SHIPPING.

High Wats* this day—ll. 47 ; 0 14 Sun BisK3 this day—s 14; sets, 7.13

The barque Locbnrgp.r is expected to sail for Napier to-day. Yesterday she wms engaged taking in about 80 tons ballss T , and also 10 tone tallow shipped by Messrs Nelson Bros* The schooner Lily was to have left for Wellington last night. She takes 280 sacks grass seed. The topsail gchnoner Awaroa sails for Westport this morning. The schooner Opotiki is now on her way from Westport, laden with coal, for Messrs Kennedy and Evans. She should arrive here this week. The schooner Orpheus is also due from Westport with corls for Mr H. E. Johnston. The schooner Three Cheery from Newiastle, should show up at any moment. She comes with a cargo consigned to Mr Johnstnn. This afternoon the s.s. Southern Crnss is due from Auckland. She goes on to Napier and Wellington in the evening. The Union Company’s s.s. Arawata, from Sydney and Auckland, arrives in the bay at daylight on Saturday morning. She will resume her passage south shortly after arrival, the outward passengers leaving the shore at 8 a.m. The s.B. Australia arrives here to-morrow morning from the south. She goes on to Auckland via way ports and Tauranga. The Colonial Union Company’s liner Ash’eigh Brook anived in the roadstead yesterday morning.