SHIPPING.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 591, 7 April 1891, Page 2

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER—SUN RISES AND SETS

ARRIVALS. The Union Company’s steamer Australia, from Auckland, via East Coast porta, arrived here on Saturday. Passengers : Mr and Mrs Egan, Mrs McDonald and two children, and Mr T. Fox. The Union Company's Southern Cross arrived from South on Sa urday morning. The Union Company’s steamer Waihora, from Melbourne via Southern ports, arrived here yesterday morning. Passengers; MesR L. Pa terson and four children. Page, Caro, Belierby, Skip worth, and two children, Misses Dougher y, Barry, and Hanson, Messrs Patterson, Elliott, Murray, Haeni, Belierby (2), Skipworth, Trotter, Hawkins, Thompson, Poynter, Pitt,Constable Law, and Master Tyson.

DEPARTURES. The Southern Cross went on North on Saturday afternoon, taking—Mr Trent. The Waihora steamed on to Auckland yesterday morning. Passengers: Misses Norton and Malone, Mr and Mrs Munro, and Mrs Pollock, The Australia steamed on to Napier on Saturday.

IMPORTS. Per Southern Cross-5 hhds ale, Dickson ; 2 era es biscuits, 40 cases kerosene, 150 cobs wir*-, Wiliams and Kettle; 10 boxes caud es, Whitby and Partington ; 23 bars trow, 1 cross-bolt, Humphreys; 82 boxes soap, 1 case, 7 kegs, Common, Shelton and Co ; 15 cases, 31 pkg.-*, 5 case geneva, Dunlop and Bourke; 20 cises kero-ene, 32 pkgs, Pitt and Maguire ; 2 cases, 1 krg, Clayton and Sawyer; 15 pkgs, Adair; 10 boxes, 5 bags, Quong Kee. Per Austialia— 8 pkgs, Wingate, Burns Bad Co; 168 bags sugar, Williams and Kettle : 20 half boxes soap, 19 sacks, 1 pkg, Dunlop and Bourke; 1 case, Coinmou, Shelton and Co ; 1 truss, Pettie aud Harper ; 15 oases fruit, C. Lewi?, Per Waihora—l case bacon, Pitt and Maguire; 10 sacks Cape barley, L. and M. A. Co ; 10 sacks oatmeal, Adair; 1 pci, Lewis ; 1 truss 7 sacks barley, Williams and Kettle; 1 bale sbwk, Wingate Burns and Co. Per Mararoa—l sack cyst-is, Budd; 4 pkgs mattresses, Townley; 3 oasas, Adair; 1 pci, 2 oases, 1 truss, Pettie and Harper; 1 cas*, Lewis; 1 case. Clothing Factory; 1 case, Common, Shelton and Co; 1 case, Kennedy and Evans; 1 case, 2 trucks, Garrett Bros. EXPORTS. Per Australia—36 sacks rye grass, L. and M. A. Co ; 3 oasks tongues, Nebon Bios. Per Southern Cross—3s hia«s, William* and Kettle; 50 hides, Hattuu and Score ; 2 sacks, Glover; 42 hides, L, and M A. O >. Per Waihora—l7 sacks grass seed, Common, She.toa and Co, Per Mararoa—l2 cases honey, order. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. The New Zealand shipping Company's fine sie.rner O ararn , which irf>. Lyttelton on Sunday, should reach Gisborne about 9 o’clock thia morning Bite loads frozen xnurtvn for Loudon, and sal « for that port immediately on comp e ing her loading. The Loau and C *nip.iny are agents here for the steamer, and to them application for passage or freight should be made. TELEGRAPHIC. Lytteltox, Sunday. Sailed—S.s. Otarams, at 11 8,m,, for Gift* borne. The ketch Venus has cleared at Cufl'unis for Napier. Mhe take* 19 bale* won), 4 bdls wool, 2 box*-s ftund'fcs, Wibißm* and Kettle ; 19 aacks gra>M* seed, Kennedy aud Evans.

1 Arait | High Water | AM. | PM. 1 Suh Rises | Sets 1 Thursday, 2nd : 10.49| no 1 | 6.16 | 5.51 Friday, 3rd 11 22 1 0.3 1 6 17| 5 49 Saturday, 1th | 12.50 | | 1.43 | 6 18 5 47 Sunday, 5th | 1 2.32 | [ 3 13| 1 6 19| 6.45 Monday, 6th 1 3 19 1 | 4 17 6 20 6 4* Tuesday. 7th I 1.42 | 5 8 | 6 20 ; 6.42 Wednesday. 8 h | 5.30 i 5.51 1 6.21 I 6.42