SHIPPING.
Messrs lluddart, Parker and Co.’s s.s. Elingnmitc (Captain Wyllic) arrived from Southern ports on Saturday morning, and proceeded to Auckland and Sydney at li.iSO. Passengerslnward : Mrs Williams ; Misses O’Donnell, Kane, and Ryan; Messrs Marshead, Williams, Nurse, Pitt, Dr Fisher, Jlyams, Parker, Strong, Peatson, Gray, Simmonds, Peterson, Williams, Lang, Itenouf, Laing, Hyde, Wickham, Gregg, llaunell, Lamb, Comhie, Coleman, Pingiiuiii, Thompson, Malone, and Rev. Williams. Outward: Mrs Harris ; Misses McCalhnn and Thomas ; Messrs Cain, Johnston, Speedy (2), Putler, Robertson, Holloway, Mann, Collins, King, Thomson, Holler, Henderson, Hums, and Ilcnry. The Government steamer Tutanekai (Captain Post) arrives from Grcymouth today with a cargo of sleepers for the Railway Department.
HI Messrs Richardson and Co.’s s.s. Fanny (Captain Nelson) arrived from Napier on .Saturday, after a very rough trip. The inward cargo consisted of -10 tons of coal, IiGH-tft timber, lit I sacks grass-seed, and 19 packages sundries. The Fanny returned to Napier in the evening. The brigantine Aratapn is taking in ballast at the Haiti wharf, and will probably sail to-morrow.
The scow Ururoa is discharging her cargo of coal at the town wharf. The Union Company's s.s. Omapere (Captain Hutton) arrived from Auckland, via Coast ports, at 1 o'clock on Saturday, mid left for the South in the evening. Passengers—lnward : Misses Smith, Collins, Ilainea, Wakara, Mesdames Church and family, Scott and two children, h’ox, Murphy, Messrs l.ushlcy, Miller, Griffin, Mokature. Outward, nil. The Union Co.'s steamer Tc Allan arrived from Auckland at four o’clock yesterday afternoon, and left for tho South during the evening. Passengers : Inwards Mesdames liopata, Jiloomlield, Ttikua, Ngata, Willesto, Pickett, Wilson ; Messrs Aniess, Cordien, Hailey, Muita, 1 tavern, (juiini, Fnmkhauis, G. Amor, MaeLaurin, Hint, Ngata, and three seamen. Outwards: Misses Evans, Price, and Fisher ; Mesdames D. Gray and llireh ; Messrs I’arkyn, Bromley, Montgomery, Reeves, Me fn tyro, Stewart, Harry, Hyde, Kemp, Walviek, Presley, Wynd, Kirkpatrick. Sampson, Hamill, Liinkev, Synumds, Mahoney, Faulkner, Lang, Proady, Harry, Kemp, McKenzie (2); Master Sampson. UNION STKAMSITIP COMPANY’S MOVEMENTS.
Wednesday.—Mourn arrives from South early. ana leaves for Auckland. .First launch ('■ a.in., last S a.in. Saturday.—Waikare arrives from South early, and leaves for Auckland and Sydney. First launch 0 a.m., last li) a.m. TELEGI i AI'HIC SHIPPING. Saturday. Lyttelton.— Sailed : Waikare, at 1.15 p.m., for Port Chalmers. Yesterday. Wellington.—Sailed: Tomoana, at 1.20 a.m., for Lyttelton. Port Chalmers. —Arrived : Itiruutaka, at S.;;0 a.m.. from Lyttelton. Napier.—Arrived: Fanny, at 0 a.m., and Omupere, at 9.110 a.m., from Gisborne. Timaru. —Arrived: Fifeslnrc, at 0.10 a.m., from Port Chalmers. Bluff.— Arrived: llakanoa, at 11.30 a.m., from Sydney.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 175, 5 August 1901, Page 1
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