SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 146, 2 July 1901, Page 1

SHIPPING.

The followin',' was the passenger list b> the steamer Waihora yesterday: —ln ward: .Misses Cox, Watt, Barnes, Howden, and Speedy ; Mcsdames Milne, Scott I’arson and two children; Messrs Thomson, Copeland, Emanuel, Becclier, Branson, Speedy, Smith, Scott, Ueeder, Palmer, Booman, Peach, Wright, Forrest, Livingstone, and Mitchell. Outward: Misses Boss and Wyllic ; Mcsdames Parker and infant, Mclntosh and two children, liourkc and infant, Forsyth, and Brady; Messrs Allen, Holden, Parker, Hopping, Donovan, lieid, Maloney, West, Greenaway, Tomlins, Howarth, lines, Catto nach, W. Finnic, Hunter, Kearsley, Hart, Ki lly, and prisoner. The steamer Omapcrc arrived from Auckland, via coastal ports, shortly before Cue yesterday afternoon, and after quick despatch, departed for Napier. Passen;—Jmvard: Mrs Cox and Miss Bundle. Outward : Mr Buddie. The Huddart-Parker Co.’s Elingamitc leaves for Auckland and Sydney at 10 a.in. on Saturday.

The schooner Saxon has left Auckland for this port with timber for the contractors for the railway station.

The schooner Waiapu and Aotoa are also on tin ir way from Auckland. The scow llruroa will shortly load at Newcastle for Messrs Kennedy and Evans of Gisborne. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Wednesday. - Waikare arrives from Sydney and Auckland, and leaves for South. First launch on arrival; last Thursday. -To Anau arrives from South, and leases for Auckland. First launch ou arrival; last K a.lll. Sunday.—To Anau arrives from Auckland and proceeds South. P’irst launch on arrival ; last b p.m.

TELEGBAPIirC SHIPPING. Y KSTKROAV. Napier.—Arrived, HO p. 111., Waihora i from Gisborne. Wellington.—Sailed, <5.45 p.m., (.’credit, for Auckland. Timiiru : Sailed, 1.30 p.m, Magdala, for l.vtteltim. I Hull: Arrived, at anchorage, p.m., Warrimoo, from Hobart, with the English mail.