SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 907, 4 June 1903, Page 1

SHIPPING.

Tlio U.S.S. Co.’s H.s. Talurio arrived from South curly yostordiiy morning, urid loft for North. PnuMCMger.s : [nivurd : -Misses Siiicdcly, fSimpson ; Misiboiies Mitchtdl, Evans, (/ticrry ; Messrs Wclih, Smith, Spin-roll, McCinch.m, Saunders, Munroo, Siviiuierton, Gibson, (Junimr, Bruce, Holden, Gamble, Greigluou, Oxenham, Bnthio, Lniuoaro, ilsrcrcavrs, (Hr. Imid, Williams, Clarke, Gdlamler, Liitlc. Balter, Wright, Wilson, liuyricr, I! tec, Wngßtaff, Jli-ynecn, and live spied,Ac*. Outward : M.-ssrs (iambic, McNieol Walker, and Kokc. 'l'he s.s. Mararoa arrived frmri Svdnev and Auckland yesterday al'.emoon, and left for Southern ports last evening Passengers -. Inward; Missis Soionmn and Vincent; Mosdaincs Hail and iwo children, Bcuttio and 2 eliildrcn, Benin nt and infant; Messrs BeVero, Wilson, Mcnnio, Draggirj, Guldrich, Horning, Haiglor, Ma-ion, McPherson, and Dyson. Outward : .Miss, s Staudish, Williams, Mason, Reynolds, Oliver, Crowley. I'oi--soiis, Jiinloj ; Mcsdames IT irrivs, I’rttir, Gore, Gordon and ciiild, jiroivn and Ox children ; Ales.-is A. ‘lt N-a;a, Granville. Smith, It lytuond, JlcKeigh, Unable, Hatch, Stevens, Hammi, Meyers, Chick, Hboling; Musters Kells, Heild (2), and Mason; Ll-ju. James Carroll and Secretary and Bishop of Waiupu. The Shuw-Savill steamer Kumara left Auckland on Tuesday at 1 p.m., and arrived hero at II a.m. yesterday. She will load at this port about 11,000 carcases of frozen mutton, 500 cases of tinned mcat.-i, 200 casks of tallow, from the Gisborno Slicepfurmers' freezing Works; 00 bales of wool from Common Shelton and Co.; SO bales of woo! and 500 sacks of linseed, from Mcssis Dalg-ty and Co. Tim steamer leaves for Naper at midnight tonight. Agents; Messrs Dulgoty and Company. We tiro informed by Messrs Dalge'y and Co., the local agents for tho linddarDl’arkor Co., that tlm Westraiia wiil be a day late this trip. Tho steamer will work Napier and Gisborno the same day, leaving tho latter port for Auckland on Saturday everting.

Tho Mcbooncr Wiiiapu left Moveury Bay at UoO a.m. on Saturday, passing Mayor Island at 4.30 p.m. and White Island at 10 p.tn. with flesh westerly winds and lino weather. On Sunday a light southerly was experienced, and Capo Runaway was pawed at 4.30 a.m. At 7.30 u.m. the wind freshened from tho south, and at <3.30 p.ui. with strong southerly winds and threatening appearance tho schooner nnchorod in Hick’s J3ay for shelter. On Monday at 0.30 a.ui. the Waiapu left Hick's Bay, where tho schooner Gisborne was sighted putting in for shelter. Tho .East Cape was rounded at 1 p.ui., after which,light variable winds were experienced to midnight, with heavy lightning from south and south-east. On Tuesday fresh southnriy winds wero blowing until .0 veiling, when a light westerly wind sprung up. Tort was made early yesterday morning. The schooner was berthed at the wharf at 9.30 a.in. Her cargo consists of 21,177 ft-. timber for South and Black ; 18,718 ft, for W. 0. Skcet ; 4S5Lft. for 11. and J. Bobb ; 4102 ft for Dunlop, and 2040 ft for tho Gisborne Sheepfariners’ Breezing Works. Tho keteli Sir Henry arrived yesterday morning from Wliangarei with a cargo of coal fur the Slieepfanueis’ Freezing Works.

The schooner Awanui left Wliiti.mga on Tuesday with a full cargo of timber for this port.

UNION STKA?J SHIP COMPANY’iS MOVEMENTS Sunday, 7th.— I Talune arrives from Auckland, and leaves for South. First launch on arrival ; fast, d p.m.

TELEUBAFHIO SilliHTis'G. V tISTKUDAY. East Cape. —lloura for Wellington passed suutli at 2.2 U p.Ln., and tile Talune nortii at 3 p.m. Lyttelton.— Airivcd, 0.20 a.m., Wes-t-ralia, from Port Chalmers; 8.30 a.m,, Essex, from Port Chalmers. Auckland. —Arrived, 0.40 a.m., Sonoma, from Honolulu, with ’Frisco mail.