ARRIVALS.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 613, 28 May 1891, Page 2

ARRIVALS.

The Union Company’s steamer Waira—rapa, from Melbourne, via Southern ports, arrived in the bay on Monday morning. Passengers : Mr and Mrs Kells, Mesdames Jamieson, Butt, Webber, and child, Misses Waters, and Hertzler, Messrs McKenzie, Carroll, Newton, Naphtali, Pattel), Herman, Marchant, Alberd, Cunningham, Cleary, and one native. DEPARTURES. The locally-owned topsail schooner Awaroa (Capt. J. Urquhart) has sailed for Auckland. The Wairarapa steamed on to Auckland shortly after 10 on Monday morning, taking —Mrs Evans, Misses Evans (2), Major Pitt, Messrs D. Hepburn, Woodhead, Turnbull, Dette, Williams, Murphy, Peddle, and Eyan. IMPORTS. Per Wairarapa—l case tea, Adair; 10 boxes soap, L. and M. A. Co.; 20boxes candles, Maguire and Co.; 1 truss, Pettie and Harper; 1 pkg, Adeane and Primrose ; 6 boxes elemes, Williams and Kettle ; 1 pel, Townley. EXPORTS, Per Awaroa—lo4 sacks wheat, Keefer; 60 bags bones, Whitby and Partington ; 356 sacks barley, 51 bags maize, Clayton and Sawyer, The Union Company’s steamer Southern Cross did not get away from Wellington till 7 last night, and will therefore not reach here till Saturday morning. The Union Company’s steamer Australia left Auckland shortly after 6 o’clock last evening, and arrives in Gisborne on Friday afternoon. The Union Company’s steamer Janet Niccol left Napier at 6 last night, and arrives here at daylight this morning, proceeding on to Auckland at 10.