SHIPPING.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume V, Issue 624, 23 June 1891, Page 2

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER-SUN RISES AND SETS

ARRIVALS. The Sonthern Cross, which arrived from Auckland on Frida; night, brought as passengers—Messrs H. Young and W. Goodwin. The Union Company’s steamer Talune, from Russell and Auckland, arrived in the bay on Saturday afternoon, bringing—Misses | Hoffman and Swarbrick, Messrs Mareham, O'Hara Smith, Carswell, Compton, and Phillips. The Manaponri arrived in the roadstead yesterday morning, from Melbourne via southern ports. Passengers : Mesdames Beeves and Nayward, Misses Beere, Rosie, R. Palmer, Palmer, and Caldwell, Messrs Reeves, Petherick, Trimmer, Dinwiddie, McLennan, Ormandy,Cuthbery, Swanson,Hird, St. Clair, and Ray. The schooner Opotiki arrived from Napier on Sunday, * DEPARTURES. The Talune steamed on South on Saturday night, taking—Mr and Mrs Wethered, Mrs and Miss Spence, Mrs Barry, Misses Tatter sail and Johnstone, Messrs F. Hollow, J. Coleman, P. Richardson, Barry. Harding, W. F. Crawford, Day, Campbell, Bryant, G. L. Sunderland, Cuff, Turner, Dunk, Wyllie, Hyndman, Gibbs, Badley, Tiffen, Niccol, Ovenden, Fitzsimons, one native, and three children. The Manaponri left for Auckland, Rusaell and Sydney at 9.30 am. yesterday. Passengers: Mrs Stubbs and eight children, Mrs Walker and child, Misses Green and Murphy, Messrs Mills, W. Jones, D. Barry, Davis, Spargo, Heaney. Branson, McGee, Langford, Karaitiana, Wyllie and Scott. IMPORTS. Per Opotiki—B,69oft timber, 10 strainers, 460 posts, Clayton and Sawyer; 66 pkgs, 53 sacks potatoes, Williams and Kettle; 48 sacks potatoes, L. and M. A Co.; 72 sacks potatoes. Per Sonthern Cross —31 pkgs, Kennedy and Evans; 1 truss, 2 cases, Adair ; 66 bags sugar, 1 case, 1 box, Maguire and Co; 20 erates bananas, L. and M.A.Co. ; 3 cases, 1 pot, Pettie and Harper; 1 case, Budd ; 1 sack oysters, How Chow; 1 sack oysters, 1 box, Mrs Shaw Jr# pkgs, Clayton and Siwyer; 2 pkgs, Townley ; 4 pkgs, Sandlant Bros ; 1 case Morgan ; 1 case, 1 pci, Common, Shelton and Co; 2 cases, Dunlop andßourke; 1 pkg. 1 drum, Adeane and Primrose; 2 trusses, Whinray; 3 kegs, Wiliams and Kettle. Per Talune—2 sacks oysters, DeCoeta ; 6 sacks oysters, 2 cases fish, 1 case, Ledger; 1 sack oysters Budd ; 2 cases, F. Hall; I case cigarettes, 1 case quail, 1 cask whiting, Dunlop and Bourke ; 1 saw, Williams and Kettle; 1 case, 1 pkg, Adeane and Primrose ; 2 rolls matting, W hinray ; 1 case, Petlie and Harper; 1 box,Common, Shelton and Co. Per ManipcuH*-! ansa lea, S pkgs. 1C sacks oatmeal, Adair; i ease, Clothing Factory ; 6 hhds ale, Harding | 40 boxes soap, 3 eases, $ easa tea, Common, Shelton and Co ; 16 cases, Dunlop and Bourke i 32 pkgs, Maguire and Co ; 8 pkgs, 1 keg yeast, Kennedy and Evans; 1 case, 1 pkg, Morgan; 1 pkg, Adeane and Primrose ; 1 pci, 3 cases tea, Williams and Kettle. EXPORTS. Per Southern Cross —1 horse (Oeo), A. Parsons; 2 horses, Adeane. Per Talune—so casks pelts, L. and M.A. Co.; 2 eases honey. Per Manapcuri—4 hides, Common, Shelton and Co. TELEGRAPHIC. Auckland, Sunday. Arrived—Australia, at 9 p.m., from Gisborne. Port Chalmers, yesterday Arrived—Waihora, at 11 a.m. yesterday, from Lyttelton. When off Table Cape on Saturday night, the schooner Opotiki passed thp ketch Venue, which sailed from this poit on Thursday last for Napier. The Venus met with a succession of head winds since she left here. The Tyser Company's steamer Hawke’s Bay, from Rockhampton, via Bluff and Napier, should reach here at the latter end of next week. She loads with frozen mutton for London.

1 Junk 1 High ' AM. | Water | P M. | Sun Bisbs | Sets Saturday, 20 h 1 4.21 | 1 4.24 ■ 1 I 7 13 1 4 49 Sunday, 21st j 1 5.6 | 5 28 | 7.13 1 4.49 Monday, 22nd 1 5.47 1 67 | 1 7.14 j 4.49 Tuesday, 23rd I 6.28 | 6.50 1 7.14| 4 50 Wednesday. 24 | 7 14 1 7.36 1 7.14| | 4.50 Thursday, 25th | 8.1 | 8 26 | 1 7.14 1 4.50 Friday, 26’. h j 8.51 | 9 15 1 1 7.14] | 4 51