ARRIVALS.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume V, Issue 620, 13 June 1891, Page 2

ARRIVALS.

The Union Company’s coastal steamer Australia, frcm Auckland via way ports, arrived in the bay yesterday morning, bringing—Messrs Guff, Chrisp, Branson, Carroll, Irvine, A. Rind, and H. Carter. The Union C< mpany’s steamer Wairarapa came into port at 4.30 yesterday afternoon, from Sydney and Auckland, bringing— Mrs Evans, Muses Grossman and Evans (2), Messrs Reid, J. 8. Johnston, Tate (2), Barry, Hepburn, Harper, Saunders, Goldsmith, Hutchinson, TJLu, Mansfcrd, Williams, liysnar, Chrisp, Ryan, Wail, Barnes, Leach, Neddie, Lewis, Buchanan, andMedessa. DEPARTURES. The steamer Wairarapa went on South at 7.45 last evening, taking—Messrs Cautrill, Dugan, Preston, E Murphy, J. Walker, Kelly, Canaris Co. (3), and one native. The Australia steamed on to Napier shortly after 6 last evening. Passengers; Misses Stoddart, O’Connor, and Mr Moore. IMPORTS. Per Australia (ex Rotomahana) —10 cases’ 27 sacks, Common, Shelton and Co; 1 case, Clothing Factory; 7 pkgs, Wingate, Burns and Co; 21 cases, 13 pkgs, Adair; 6 hhds, 2 cases, Danlop and Bourke; 1 case, Morgan ; 1 case, Colebrook ; 1 box, Townley ; 5 crates, Maguire and Co; 6 pkgs, 2 trusses, Kennedy and Evan?. Per Australia—2 cases, Budd; 1 sack oysters, How Chow ; 1 sack oysters, 1 box fish, Mrs Shaw ; 3 saws, 11 sacks, 1 case, Williams and Kettle; 1 case, 3 pkgs, Common, Shelton and Co; 12 pkgs, 1 case, Danlop and Bourke; 7 cases fruit, Maguire and Co; 2 cases, 1 bale, Townley; 1 corn shelter, Wingate, Burns and Co; I perambulator, order; 1 case, Whinray. Per Tarawera—2 sacks oysters, DeCosta ; 6 eacks potatoes, Whitby and Partington ; 1 perambulator, Harding ; 1 truss, Adair ; 1 case wines, Common, Shelton and Co.; 4 case?, Pettie and Harper —(June 6.) Per Venus—6o tons coal, Gas Company. Per Southern Cress—7 cases, Law; 3 cases. J. H. Martin; 7 case?, 2 -J-chests tea, Harding; 2 sacks oysters. 1 box, How Chow; 1 octave, 1 box, Kennedy and Evans; 1 sack oysters, Mrs Menzies; 1 box, Mrs Shaw; 1 case, Williams and Kettle; 1 case, 1 trunk, Garrett; 2 cases, Adeane and Primrose; 1 case stationery, Standard Office ; 15 eases oranges, C. Lewis ; 3 cases, Colebrook; 15 cases. Common, Shelton and Co ; 3cases, Farmers’ Association; 2 cases, Dunlop and Bourke.—(June 6 ) Per Australia—4 cases mea f 8, 3 eases, 62 pkgs, 10 casks, 12 pkgs (ex Motley), Common, Shelton and Co.; 10 cases, 1 pci, J. Finlay • 2 cases, 1 pkg. Whinray; 1 cask, 1 case, Colebrook ; 5 cases, 1 crate, 1 pel, Townley; JO boxes, 40 cast?, 61 pkgs, Maguire and Co.; 3 cases, Williams and Kettle; 57 pkgs, Hall and Ormond; 3 kegs, 3 cases, 10 chests tea, L. and M.A. Co.; 1 pci, Pitt and Davies; 1 case, Wingate, Burns and Co.; 1 truss, Pettie and Harper; 60 felloes, 6 shafts, Humphreys; 1 pkg, Morgan; 2 octaves sherry, 2 octaves rum, 10 cases schnapps, 100 case?, 67 pkgs, Dunlop and Bourke; 10 drums, F. Hall; 1 case, Adair; 1 pci, Sandlant Bros.—(June 6.) EXPORTS. Per Australia—92 hides, Williams and Kettle ; 19 hides, L. and M.A. Co.—(June 6.) Per Southern Cross—ll bdls skine, 15 bales wool, 4 bags wool, Williams and Kettle; 20 sacks maize, L. and M.A. Co.; 19 sacks grass seed, Johnston; 35 cheeses. —-(June 6) Per Australia—6l casks tallow, 8 casks pelts, L. ard M.A. Co.; I case cheese J Townley ; 2 cases cheese, order. Mr Sturge was the only passenger booked last night to leave by the Cross. The Union Steamship Company’s s.s, Talune (pronounced as if spelt Talooney), which arrived in Wellington the other day from Sydney, formerly belonged to the Tasmanian Steam Navigation Company, and is a fine roomy vessel, very fesr, and a capital sea boat. She is a new boat built of steel, of 1,284 tons register and built in 18J0 at Leitb by Ramage and Fergusson, and classed 100 Al at Loyd’s. She has accommodation for about 185 passengers, 120 in the saloon and 65 in the steerage. She is fitted with all the latest machinery,’ and should prove a valuable addition to the Union Company’s fine fleet of steamers. Captain Chatfield has been appointed temporarily in charge of the Talune, and with him as chief officer is Mr W. T. Wilson ; second, Mr J, Hannan; chief engineer, Mr Doolan. Owing to the heavy sea running in the bay yesterday, the steamer Australia had to seek ebelter under Young Nick’s Head, where she discharged the Gisborne portion of her cargo. The Union Company’s Talune, from Melbourne via South, arrives in Gisborne early to morrow morning. She goes on as far as . Auckland this trip, returning here on Friday next. The Union Company’s steamer Southern Cross left Napier at 5 last evening, and is due here first thing this morning. She goes North at 8. The Union Companj’s Ohau does not reach here from South till Thursday morning.