SHIPPING

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 599, 25 April 1891, Page 2

SHIPPING

ARRIVALS. The Union Company’s steamer Southern Cross, from Auckland via way ports, arrived in the bay shortly after 3 o’clock on Thursday afternoon. Passengers •: Messrs Foley, Levinshon, Tomlin, Shields and boy. The Union Company’s steamer Australia came into port early yesterday morning, from Wellington and Nap.er. Passengers : Miss Maunsell, Hon. J. B. White, Messrs Nichol, Dunk, Fordham, Mullens, Ross, Duncan (2), Casson, O’Driscoll, and Anderson. The small coastal steamer Fanny arrived from Napier at 5 o’clock on Thursday afternoon, and was brought into the river and berthed alongside the wharf, where she discharged her cargo. The Union Company s steamer Wairarapa arrived in the roadstead at 1 o’clock yesterday, from Auckland. Passengers : Misses Kennedy (2), Atkins and barman, Messrs G R. Bloomfield, Hostering, Brown, Meldrum, Wallace, McDonald, and Fitz - patrick. DEPARTURES. The Southern Cross steamed on to Napier on Thursday night. Passengers : Mrs Thaxter, and Mr J. Barry. The steamer Australia loft for coast ports and Auckland at 8 30 yesterday morning- , . r . The s.s. Fanny returned to Napier at a o’clock last evening. The topsail schooner Awaroa has sailed for Napier. The steamer Wairarapa left for Southern ports and Melbourne shortly after 8 o’clock last night, taking—Mr and Mrs Matthews, Mrs Pavitt, Miss Black, Garbatt, Messrs Rollingson, Stoddart, O’Lary, R. Lord, Reynolds, Shackloch, DeLautour, Moore, J. Burko, F. Bell, Anderson and three natives. IMPORTS. Per Fanny—ls toss salt, Bowron Bros.; 6 tons general cargo, William* and Kettle; 1500 ft timber, Wears and Sellars. Per Australia—l case, Townley ; 1 box, 1 bdl, 5 casks, 8 pkgs. Common, Shelton aud Co. ; 3 cases, Whiuray; 1 box, 1 pkg, Sandlam Bros. ; 3*2 bolt ends, Humphreys ; 10 boxes, 2 cases, Williams and Kettle ; 4 pkgs, 3 trusses, Kennedy and Evans; 3 cases, J. A. Harding ; 1 pci, Lewis; 1 pci, Pusvviilo ; 15 pkgs, Dunlop and Rourke ; 1 pci, Pectic and Harper ; 16 pkgs, Wingate, Burns and Co. ; 1 waggonette, G. Burnand. Per Southern Cross—26 bugs, 10 pkgs, R. Finlay ; 2 sacks oysters, How Chow ; 2 sacks oysiers, Mrs Menzies ; 18 cases, 1 pci, 1 box, 12 kegs ale, Kennedy and Evans ; 19 pipes, 17 doors, 8 pkgs, Clayton and Sawyer; 1 pci, Good; 1 case, Colebrook ; 50 boxes candles, 33 coils rope, 6 pkgs, Common, Shelton and Co. ; *25 ca-ts oranges, Pitt and Davies ; 40 bags salt, Dunlop and Bourke ; 1 case, 1 truss, Pettie and Harper ; 2 cases, Adair ; 1 truss, Townley. Per Wairarapa—2 sacks oysters, 1 case bananas, Budd; 2 pkgs, Garrett; 3 cases, 1 pci, Adair; 2perambulators, Townley; 1 pel, Kennedy and Evans; 1 pkg, 1 saw. Com in on bhelton and Co. ; 1 case, Pettie and Harper. EXPORTS. Per Southern Cross—l cask tongues, Neiaon Bros.; 2 cases cheese, order. Per Australia—lo sacks seed, 3 sacks oats. 41 hides, Williams and Kettle ; 70 kegs beef, Hatton and dcore; 8 oases cheese, order ; a hides, Common, Sheiton and Co. TELEGRAPHIC. Auckland, yesterday. Arrived—Mariposa, at 8 a.m., from Honolulu, with Frisco mail. Captain Wares, late of ths Reliance, has taken command of the locally owned ketch Venus.

HIGH WATER-SUN RISES AND SETS April 1 High Water I Sun j AM. | p m. | Rises Sets 1 Tuesday, 21st 1 4.10 i 4.57 | 6.30 | 6.25 Wednesday. 22 | 5.15 I 5.33 | 6.31 I | 6.24 Thursday, 23rd | 1 5.43 | 6 2 | 6.32 | i 5 23 Friday, 24th j | 6 15 I G.29 I 6 33| 5.22 Saturday, 25th i G 43 | 7.0 | 6 34 | 5 20 Sunday, 26ih j 7.14| 7 20| 6 35 j 6.10 Monday, 27th 1 7.45 | 1 8.2 | 6 36 i 6 18