SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1517, 27 July 1905, Page 1

SHIPPING.

The Union Company's e.s. Tarawera strived from Napier aud Southern ports yesterday morning, and sailed for Auckland at S.SO a.ru,_ The s.s. Fanny arrived from Napier yesterday morning, and returned at 1 p.m. The cargo consisted of 4400 ft timber for Mackrell and Colley, 200 ft for W. O, Skeet, 275 saks ohaff for M. F. Bonrko, and a large quantity of. general oargo. The Union Company’s s.s. Mararoa arrived from Sydney via Auckland yestsr day afternoon, and sailed South in th evening. . Passengers :—lnward : Misse Whisker, Thompson, and Mnnro; Mesdames Wendell, Biao and 2 children, Julian, H. Amakn, Taite, and Tomo and son; Messrs Benonf, Wells, Phillips, D. Julian, Fraser, Bond, Whincup, Wright, L. Jonas, Humphrey, Haysmith, Eskdale, Stanley,. Book, Bot:, Banken, Oliver, Taite, Tomo, Angi Augi, Tamebana, Wai- . hirerß, Hanere, Eraihsa, Erin, Pongo, Tuabine, Neawai and sod, Kihi, and Ngaboro; Bsv. Furlong. Outward: Misses Bauson and Tyler ; Mrs Higg; Messrs Slater, Haale, Benson, Fodeo, Jotsum, Curtis, Anderson, Burton, Tamata, Sasby, Whare, aod Fenwick. The auxiliary schooner Kaeo arrived from Auokland via way ports early yesterday morning. The vessel left Auckland on the 16th instant, and arrived at Omaio 'on the 18th ; worked oargo on the 19th, and returned to Opotiki. • Friday worked Baukuku and Oreti, arriving at Hick’s Bay. Saturday landed oargo at Hiok’s Bay and Te Araroa, and landed passengers j

and cargo at'-Waipiro. Worked Toparoa | and Pori Awanui on Monday, and Toko* -mara, Tolago Bay, and Waihau on'Tues- " day, arriving in the bay the same night. The cargo consists of about ISO tons general.- .• ■ - The Union Company's s.s. Hanpiri arrived from Auckland and Bast Coast -ports at S p.m. yesterday, and sailed for Napier and South in the evening. Inward paßSßDgers: Mesdames Turey, Kirk, Bouse, Dick, Heibi (2), and England and child ; Misses Downie and Greigg ; Messrs IDobbie, Campbell, Kinross Whits, Heihi,Smith, Williams, Byland, Timoti, Willis, McGhee, Malone, Kendell, MoAlivwa, Kahure, and Kurni. The s.s. Tomoana, of the Tyser line, is expected from Lyttelton next Tuesday to load frozen meat and other cargo for London.

PRIOR STEAM SBE" CaMPANSUS MOVEMENTS, Sunday, July 23«h—Tarawera arrives - ' from Auckland, and sails for South. Last launch o p.m. “ - TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING Xestkkday. East Cape—Tarawera passed north at 2*50 p.mAuckland —Sailed, 11 a.m., Star of England, for Wellington. Napier—Sailed, 2.20 p.m., Stoma, for Gisborne.