SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 106, 14 May 1901, Page 1

SHIPPING.

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S

MOVEMENTS.

Wednc-nlay.—Tc An.'tu iinivcs from Smith' early, arid leaves for Auckland. First launch, 6 a.in. ( last, !-t a.in. Thursday.—Omaperc arrives from East Coast anil leaves for Napier and Westport. Last launch, 5 pan. .Saturday.—Waikare arrives from South early, and leaves for Auckland and Sydney. First launch, 0 it.m. ; last, 111 a.m. Messrs Uichardson and Co.’s s.s. Fanny (Captain Nelson) arrived from Napier yesterday morning. Her cargo included 29.230 foot timber, 170 battens, 1 waggon, and general merchandise. She is expected to return to Napier at 1 1 a.m. today. Messrs Richardson and ( o.’s s.s. Woka (Captain (’arisen) arrived from Napier via Maliia at 12 vestei-day, bringing the following cargo: loti I posts, 2H bundles staves, and 201 sleepers, the latter being consigned to the liai'vvay Department. The Omapero was working Awanui yesterday afternoon, and should reach. Gisborne on Thursday. The hanpio Empreza (Captain Steinheek) has completed discharging, but is not expected to get awa.v for the Thames for a few day, owing to difficulty in securing ballast. Messrs Williams and Kettle have received advice that the Tyner Company’s s.s, Tndramayo, due, on Thursday, will bo v nablc to take wool and tallow from this port, as her space beyond that set aside for frozen meat is reserved for shipments of produce to South Africa. The schooner Aotca sails for Auckland via Coast ports this evening. TFBFURAI’HIC SHIPPING. Yesterday. Auckland.—Sailed, G.:JO p.tn., Sonoma, for Honolulu, with the ’Frisco mail. lilul'f.- —Arrived, 4.30 p.m., Mokoia, with the English mail. Auckland.—Arrived, Zealatulia at 5.15 p in. Sunday from Sydney with a Brindisi mail. Napier.—Arrived, 0 a.m., Mourn, from Gisborne. ' Lyttelton.—Arrived, Tovoa, from Chathams ; Bergeldie, from Timaru. Sailed, 1 .BO p.m., Tokomaru, for AVcllington.