SHIPPING.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume V, Issue 671, 13 October 1891, Page 2

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER—SUN RISES AND SETS

ARRIVALS. The ketch Venus arrived from JS spier on Saturday morning. W. O. Skeet agent. The steamer Australia, from Wellington and Napier, arrived in Gisborne on Sunday morning. Passengers: Messrs Griffiths, Robinson, Brewer, B'ack, and Anderson. The steamer Talune arrived in the roadstead on Sunday morning, from Melbourne and South, bringing—Misses McKay and Oowen, Messrs Reeves, Ritchie, Hi 1, Jeune, Cuff, Branson, Lardelii, Kennedy, Kirk Patrick, Whitby, Parker, Sunderland, Hair, Gardiner, E-pic, ami Kirk. Ex Kaikouia — Messrs W. King, Dobbie, and Gough. DEPARTURES. The Australia went on North on Sunday. The Talune resumed her vovage for Auckland and Sydney about 10.30 on Sunday morning, taking—Mr and Mrs J. R. Jones and child, Mrs Sutherland, Miss Doran, Messrs E. Murphy, Brown, McQuin, and Bracken.

IMPORTS. Per Wairarapa—2 bales, 10 case sl , Common, Shelton and Co. ; 1 sack, Budd ; 1 pci, 1 case, Pettie and Harper. Per Talune—l case, Clothing Factory; 3 pkgs ranges, Common, Shelton and Co; 2 hhds ale, 2 kilds ale, Finlay ; 2 I hds ale, F. Martin; 2 kilds ale, J. Martin; 1 case, Morgan ; 2 pels, 1 horse, 1 pkg, Kennedy and Evans; 1 truss, Pettie and Harper; 1 seed box, 1 crate, 4 pkgs rakes, 1 pkg. Wil liams and Kettle: 2 bdls, 1 bdl woodware, 1 case iron, Clayton and Sawyer; 1 horse, Police Department. Per Australia—l pkg, Whinray : 41 pkgs, Common, Sbelton and Co.; 1 pkg. Townley 10 pkgs, Loan Go. ; 6 pkgs, F. Hall; 2 pkgs Williams and Kettle ; 1 pkg. Burns and Co, ’ 1 pkp*M : 30 pkgs, Dunlop and Bourl e ■ pkgs, Townley. ; Per Dingadee—4opkgs, L. and M. Co; 1 pkg, Piichard . 1 pkg. Pei tie and Harpe - ; 7 pkgs . Budd; 5 pkgs, Common, Shelton and Co. ; 1 pkg, Morell; 15 pkgs, Barns and C). ; 56 pkgs, Maguire and Co,; 6 pkg’. Dunlop an d Rourke ; 1 pkg. Williams and Kettle ; 8 pkg s, A Sawyer; 5 pkg’, Townley • 3 pkgs, Whinray; 2 pkps. Pettie and Harper ; Ipk g. Good • 8 pkgs, Skeet; 6 Kennedy and Evans ; 1 pkg. Adair ; 1 pkg, Lewis. Per Venus—7'24 peats. 00 totara posts, 100 totara house blocks, 000 ft timber, Clayton and Co ; 600 totara posts. 29 to’ara strainers, 5 cases, 9 grindstones, 6 camp ovens, 1 1~ oa*k whisky. 4 caerg c’are', 5 sacks oatmeal. Williams and Kettle ; 37 sacka potatoes, and a quantity of general cargo. Per Waiwera—lo 000 ft timber, Nehon Bros ; 1000 posts, Clayton and Co ; 1 pel, 2 cases cordials. Currie a-d Hogan ; 1 jir rum, 2 cases ale and stout. Liw ; I case tea, 1 case starch, 1 case sundries, Whitby and Partington ; 3 case*, 3 boxes, Townley; 100 sacks potatoes, 9| tons coal, and an amount of general cargo.

EXPORTS. Per Australia—l 7 bide., William. aod Kettle. Per Wairarapa— i sacks turnip seeds, Common Shelton and Co. TELEGRAPHIC. ArcKLASD yesterday. Arrived—Talune, at 10 a.m., from Gisborne. N.fieb, yesterday. Sailed— Obau, at 1 p.m., for Gisborne. The steamer Oba.u arrives here this morning from Dunedin vis way ports. She leaves for Tauranga and Auckland at .8. The schooner Waiwara sails to morrow afternoon for Napier. The ketch Venus is expected to get away kt noon to morrow for Napier. The local agent for the topsail schooner Awaroa, Mr Skeet, informs us that the vessel was lyiog windbound at Mercury B y on Saturday ’ast. but he expects that ehe left that port before this, so that she should put in an appearance here to morrow.

October High Water Sun Hikes | Sets a M. V M. Saturday, 10th 9.57 10 25 5.25 6 11 Sunday, 11th 10.56 11 0 5.24 b 12 Monday, 12th 11.36 0 21 5.22 6.13 Tuesday, 13th Wednesday. 11 1.12 2 44 2.2 3.20 5.21 5.20 6.14 6 15 Thursday, 15th 3 53 4.16 5.18 6.15 Friday, 16th 4.10 5.2 5.17 6.16