SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 44, 21 February 1901, Page 1

SHIPPING.

The Huddart-Parker’s s.s. Zealandia arp rived from Auckland at 8.30 yesterday aftornop:), bringing the following passengers :—Messrs Holden, Burton, Middleton, Coleman, Thomson, Gaudin, Ormond, Vospcr, Simson, Manson, Morice, Thomson, Cosgravo, Gray, O’Connor, Quinn, Delaney, Johnson, Johnston, Langley, Drumgood, Hardup, Elliott, Keating, Partridge, Jones, Fry, Suf'f, Baker, Burns, Mesdames Bice, Manson, Loo, Misses Manson, Hollorman, Coleman, Bain, Lewis and Henzler. Outward passengers: Miss Hodgkinson, Mesdames Bowfield and child, Lusk and child, Jensen, Snowsoll, Knight; Messrs Burton, Ellis, Faulknor, Morton, Laing, Fisher, Quigley, Blackie, Joblin, Dungan, Nield, Wildish, McLnughlin, Thomson, Newman, Henderson, Stewart, Wallace, Neville, Snowsoll, Swootapplo, Taylor, Knight, Munroo, Lov.y, Chandler, Hunt, Ferguson, Spence, Robertson, Webb. The Union Company’s s.s. Te Anau (Captain Bernech) arrived from South yesterday morning, and left for North at about 18.30. Following was her passenger list: — Inward : Mesdames Steele, Birch, Bain, Olsen, ITird, AVilkins, AVylic, Mooro, Hamilton ; Misses Green, Cooper, Stevens, Flynn, Greaves, Christian, AVilkins, Shanks, Moore : Messrs Reynolds, Gardner, Harding (2), McLeod, Reynolds, Morrison, McKay, Turner, Collier, Black, Perry, Laing, Fisher, Beasley, Gibb, McGrecdy, AVright, Caulton, Danvers, Bennett, Bain, Sullivan, llapuka. Hunter, Stone, Martin, Honzler, Smith, Crossman, Morel], AVyllie, Thompson, Lillitt, Hutchinson, Finn, Dcnnchy, White, O’Connor, Holmes, Gumming, Cooper, Porter, Robinson, and MeNaughton. Outward : Mrs Holloway and 8 children, Alias Groonor, Messrs Pittars, Campbell, and Kirihama, Blaster Maynarn. The three-masted schooner Toroa (Captain Cousins) arrived from Groymouth early yesterday morning. She left Greymouth on February .15th, and brought 10 railway trucks, aggregating 44 tons, a railway locomotive, 40 tons of coal for Messrs Clayton Bros, and 21-J- tons for tho Government, and 2100 sleepers. The Toroa had an uneventful passage up tho coast, and when tho wind dropped was worked by her 50-h.p. auxiliary engine. Hho will probably leavo this port on Friday. Her destination is at present unfixed, but it will probably be Auckland. Tho scow Ururoa sailed yesterday morning for Tairua,

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING,

Ykstkkuay. Auckland : Sailed, 12.30 a.m., Tutanokai, for Gisborne ; 5,50 a.m., Star of New Zealand, for Gisborne. Wellington : Sailed, (5 a.m., Star of Victoria, for London. Arrived, 7.15 a.m., Pakolm. from Gisborne; sailed, Baron Eldon, for Lyttelton. I.yttclt ■ Arrived, Toroa, from Chathams ; 7... m.. Waikarc, from Port Chalmers. Timaru : Arrived, ludradevi, from Port Chalmers. Auckland : Arrived, 1.45 p.m., Omapore, from Gisborne. Lyttelton: Sailed, at G. 35 p.m., Waihora, for Wellington.

Melbourne, last night.—The Monowai has sailed for Now Zealand.