SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 211, 12 September 1901, Page 1

SHIPPING.

The Union Company's s.s. To Anau arrived from Na Pier iitii! Southern ports yesterday morning, and left at 9 turn, for Auckland. Passengers—lnward : Misses Heed, Hansen, O’Kcill.y, Hodge, Heath, Marshall ; Mrs Lydon and child ; Messrs Baxter, k'airbairn, Crowley, Heed, Costello, Tremblett, Hutton, Williams, I’age, Griffin, Faulkner, Hampden, Monk, Gibbons, .Tones, Chambers, Ilorriban, Stafford, Smith, Englis, Martin, Town, and M itip Outward : Misses X’arnell and I’yrler , Mesdames Nevili and Currie ; i.jdge Conolly and secretary, Mr W. Nolan ; Mr W. Currie ; Masters Harri-

he Union Company's s.s. Taluno

urrived from Auckland at 12.30 yesterday,, and proceeded South sit 7 last evening, i’assengers—lnward : Misses Nixon, Von i'adels/.en, Lewis, Stevenson, Arnold, Vcalcy, Nicholson (21 ; Mesdames Nixon, Somervell and boy, Macfarlanc, and Hoyle ; Messrs Nicholson, Gilfillan, Simpson, Bennett, Courtnay, and Swinnett. Outward : Misses Burdie, Ferris, Livingstone, Malone ; Mesdames l'rice and livo

children, Olsen, Ferris, Hoady, Waghouso and daughter ; Messrs Adcane, L'rice, Waghouse, Beat-son, Eure, Brosnahan, Adair, Bold, Barry, Bear, Steven, Fills, Anderson, llyan, Tait, and Sharp.

The Zealundiu arrives from Southern ports on Saturday morning, and leaves for Auckland and Sydney at 10 a.m. Messrs Uichardson and Co.'s s.s. Wekn arrived from Napier at -I yesterday morning. She brought 11,170 ft timber, 1101 posts, and 101 packages sundries. The Wekn left last evening for Napier, working T'aiparau (Mahia) on the way. The Fanny left for Napier at 1 p.m. yesterday.

The three-masted scow Ilawkc, 110 tons (Captain Irving), was berthed at the training wall by the harbormaster at 2.00 yesterday afternoon. Tile scow left Kaipara on the 27th nit. A heavy

northerly gale was experienced, and 21

hours were spent under the lee of Cape Maria Van Bieman. The Cape was

rounded on the third day out. When Whale Island was made, IS hours were spent sheltering. Last Cape was rounded on Sunday last. Light variable winds

were experienced down the Coast to this port, which was reached at 1 o'clock yesterday morning. The schooner Awanui was accompanied down from Wlmle Island. The scow is a comparatively new boat, owned by Mr Geo. Niehul, of Auckland, l’rcvious to this

trip, tiie llawkc had only engaged in the .timber trade in Auckland Harbor, and had made one voyage to Lyttelton. She has a steam winch or hod for handling the cargo . a dead lift of f» tons is capable of being handled. She also lias tho record of being one of tho biggest-decked

vessels for her size atloat. The cargo consists of I‘io.oooft of totara timber, part of which is to 1)0 utilised m the construction of the stations of the Gis-borne-Karaka railway.

Tho schooner Awanui (Captain Nicholas) arrived in the Hay from Tairua on Tuesday night, and was brought up the river at ii.li) p.iu. Captain Nicholas informs us that ho was detained in Tairua 17 days after ho had completed loading. The bar at that place is in a very bad condition, and it is only during line weather that it is navigable. Tairua was left on the 2nd inst., with a light easterly wind. Two days' shelter had to be taken at Whale Island from the gale prevailing. When sheltering off Kawakawa on Sunday the ■rchooner Aotea was seen passing in to the Hay of Plenty. A barque was also sighted trying to weather round East Cape, in the face of tho heavy southerly gale. The schooner's cargo consists of 00,080 feet of timber for Kennedy and Evans, 11,950 fret for Stafford, 10,570 feet for Mackrcll and Colley, 10,468 feet for J. W. Nolan,

and 11,890 feet consigned to order. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S MOVEMENTS.

Friday.—Omapcre arrives from Auckland and East Coast, and leaves for Napier and Westport. First launch on arrival; last, 5 p.m. Sunday, 15th September.—Te Anau arrives from Auckland during the afternoon, and leaves! for South. First launch on arrival : last. 5 p.m.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING

Yesterday

New Plymouth.—Sailed, 4.20 p.m., Mapourika.' for Wellington, with inward ’Frisco mail.

Lyttelton.—Saifed, 5 p.m., Karamea, for Timaru ; 5.45 p.m., Zcalandia, for Wellington: S.bO p.m., Whangape, for Svdnev.