LATE SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1045, 12 November 1903, Page 2

LATE SHIPPING.

STEAMER AOTEA,

The Shaw, Savill steamer Aotea left for Napier last evening, taking tho following cargo from this port:—Shipped by the Gisborne Freezing Company: 4456 carcases mutton, 31 casks tallow, 24 casks pelts, and 100 cases meats. Shipped by Messrs Common, Shelton and Co.: 407 bales wool. Shippod by Messrs Dalgety and Co.: 304 bales wool.

THE WESTRALIA.

The Huddart-Parker Co.’s steamor Westralia arrived from Sydney and Auckland at eleven o’clock last evening, and left for the South early this morning. Passengers —Outward: Mesdames Suisted, King, Molnstrey, Nolan ; Messrs Waugh, Lange, Jerkes, Scanlon, Wilson, Suisted, Collins, Parnell, Pickford, Miller, Nolan, Hurroy (2); Rev. Rothwell; and twenty steerage. Inward : Mesdames Spiers, Rhodes and infant; Misses Atkinson, Fell, Hewlett; Messrs Spiers, Dee, Colledge, Minnie, Wilson, Watson, Pierotti, Basterdill, Mieken, Bulliman, Hills, Dixon, and Atkins.

THE MOURA.

Tho Union S.S. Co.’s steamer Moura arrivod from tho South shortly after 10 last evening, and left for Auckland early this morning. Passengers Outward : Messrs Wilson, Farmer, and Symond. Inwards : Mesdames Keith-Miller, Townley, Griffith, Roythornc, Corbett, East and two children ; Misses Angland (3); Messrs Waterhouse, Fraser, Rowell, McCurdy, Griffiths, Salisbury, O’Brien, Billinghurst, Smith, Baxter, Skeet, East, Roythorno, Dallow, Pereman, Newton, and East Coast Mountod Rifles (13).