SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1471, 3 June 1905, Page 1

SHIPPING.

t . > -y i The auxiliary sohoonor Wniopu arrived ) k from Auckland yesterday morning. Capt. '( Martin roported that the sohooner left Aucbland last Thursday week. The East Cape was rounded on Wednesday, but owing to the heavy soa the ooast ports ■ were unworkable. The local cargo con* aists of timber, coal and sundries. The Huddart Parker Coy’s s.s. Viotorra arrives from Soutboro ports this morning and sails for Auckland ,at 10 a.m. Tho i. following passengers have booked for T Auckland Misses Emanuel, Bradley C,.., 8), Boyoe ; Mesdames White, Cox, Sharp V’*" and infant. White and infant, Carmichael; . Messrs White (2), Ngatn, Chisholm, 'Andrews, Carmichael, and blaster Arthur* The Union Coy’s s.s. Tarawera arrives from Auckland to-morrow afternoon and sails South in tho evening. ' ' The sohoonßr Aotsa passed tho East 'M- Capo yesterday morning. , The soow Haeromai, timber laden, from Auokland, is ofi Tuparoa Bay, but has beon unable to work. • «he Uoiou Coy’s s.s. Haupm arrives frdm Southern ports on Monday and sails for Const Bays and Auckland. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S SfIOVEMENTS. Sunday, June 4th—Tarawera arrives from Auckland and sails for South. - irst launch on arrival, and last launch at Monday, m june sth— Hanpiri is expected . from South and sails for East Coast ports and Monday night (meantime). TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING \ Yesterday. Auckland—Arrived,. 10.15 a.m., Indralema, from Gisborne ; Ventura, from Sydney (fine weather passage). • East Cape—A sohoonor, apparently the Aotea, bound South, was-three miles south of the Capo at 9 a.m. Port Chalmers—Arrived, 11.15 a.m., Wakanui, from London. East Capo—Wanaka passed south at i p.m. _