SHIPPING.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 540, 4 December 1890, Page 2

SHIPPING.

IMPORTS. Per Omapere—2o pkgs (ex King of Sweden) H. E Johnston; 50 sacks oats, 10 sacks flour, 100 1001 b sacks flour, 200 501 b sacks flour, Common, Sh«4t-«n and Co. ; 230 sacks flour, 30 sacks uata, orders; 2 pkgs, L. and M. A Co. Per Wait ar a pa—26 coils rope, Common, Shelton and Co ; 3 eas s, Harrup and Park ; 2 cases, Kennedy an t Evans; 1 pkg saddlery, W. Morgan ; 1 case, W Parnell; 2 cases oranges, 1 case bananas, 1 case, plums. 1 case apples, Budd ; 2 bdls, Good ; 4-peram bulators, Townley; 1 case, 4 kegs mtils, 1 coil wire, 2 colonial ovens, 1 tin paint, Wingate Bams and Co.; 1 c tse, Ledger ;12 cases orange?, Lewis, and a quantity of general cargo for various consignees Per Waihora—l case, Clothing Factory ; 3 cases tea. 1 crate, 12 cases, Adair ; 40 boxes so>p, 1 pk-e, 3 cases, Common Sue ton and Co; 1 bdi boilers, Wingate Burns and Co; 1 crate biscuits, Wh-tby and Partington; 1 truss, 2 cases, 1 box, K’-nuedy end Evans; 1 ease, W. Morgan ; 2 crates, Pitt and Maguire; a quantify of general outgo for various consignees. Per Giabor' e—loo casks cement, 56 baled wool, 10 tone sugar, 48 brils, Common, Shell on and Co; ; 2 bhds beer, 2 cases whisky, Harding ; 10 pigs, Townley. EXPORTS. Per Waihora—3s hides, 2 bdls calf skins. Per Wairar&pa—44 hides, 4 cases cheese, 1 cask of tongues, orders ; 47 bales wool, 10 pockets wool, L and M.A, Company. TELEGRAPHIC. Spit, yesterday. Arrived—S.s. Matatua, at 9 30 a.m., from Gisborne. Auckland, Tuesday. Sailed—Australia, at 6.30 p.m., for Gisborne. The schooner Gisborne, which arrived here on Sunday last, brought one passenger—Mr James. The steamer Matatua, of the Shaw. Sarlll, and Albion Company's lire, arrived in the roadstead a'. 7 o'elicx on Tuesday morning. She left Wellington at the *«nb hour on the previous morning, and thus accomplished the passage (289 mtiesj in 24 hours. The freeziug hulk immediately went alongside the steamer and discharged 5132 carcases of mutton. Mr Townley also shipped 9 tons of cheese from the Oook County factory. The Mautua completed her loading at midnight, at which huur she steamed for Napier, The Australia arrives from the North this afternoon. The s.s. Waihora is expected to reach here to-morrow afternoon, from Russell and Auckland She leaves for Melbourne and Hobart, via Southern ports, in the evening. The Southern Cross, from Wellington and Napier, is due here to-morrow morning.