SHIPPING.
The Union Co.’s 8.3. Moktia arrived from Soutborn porta on Saturday morning »pd sailed for Auckland and Sydney shortly after eleven. The auxiliary sohooner Kaeo sailed for East Coast ports and Auckland yesiorday. Tho scow Tramp sailed for Ngunguru yesterday. Tho Tyser liner s.s. Indradevi completes loading this ovening and proceeds to Auckland. Tho local cargo will be equal to 15,000 caroases mutton, 700 bales wool, 140 casks tallow, 40 oasks polls. The ketoh Sir Henry sailed for Napier yesterday. The scow Hawk sailed for Auokland on Saturday morning. Tho Union Co.’s s.s. Taluno arrived from Auckland at 2.50 yesterday afternoon, and. proceeded South in tho eveniog. Gisborne passengers—lnward : Misses Colebrook (2), Beaufoy, Preßling. WatsoD; Mesdames j Whyte, Lumoils. Fox, Boss and child Munro, Yowles, Ryan and child, Kelly ; Messrs Beaufoy, Wnyte, Taylor, Daws, Ba'kind, Hyums, Kettle, Rees, Gtoson, Troup, Falkner, Ngata, Fieldweek. Lisle, McLean, Heywor.b, Russell, A-pUnd, Munro, Luaney, Hepburn, Witsy, Shierlaw, Jones, Palmer, Hardy, MortoD, Jaques, Jerusalem, Sehollum, Kedlund, Msjor Joyco, Oapt.iio Brown, Rev. Fox and 53 steerage. Outward : Misses Kent, Pasloy, Sherratt, Maekrell, Booth, Hodge, Fredaberg, Pitt; Mosdames Pasloy, Dashwood, Famkaer, Waohsmenn, Thayer, Mills and child, Ngaio, Carroll, burton ; Messrs Murphy, Sunderland, Leydon, Weir, Faulkner, Walker, Ooopor, Doyle, Baird, MoDonald, Miller, FabiaD, Franoie, Burton, Smith, Fordham, Natusch (2), Kimmon, Chandler, Hobbs, Dasbwood, Waohsmann, Regan, Hogg, Bonlnois, Cordner, TiDgey,- Ramay, Field, Monk, Walker, Guilliard, Stokes, Ngata, Gray, Parsons, Langdon, Carroll, Smith, Park, Monson, Lament, Thompson, Lorimer, Sergeant-Major Burr, Dr Van Slyke. The s.s. Toroa was berthed at the wharf yesterday morning. The vessel is expectod to get away this evening with sheep for Lyttelton.
The Union Oo.’s s.s. Tarawera works Napier and Gisborne on Wednesday nut. The Gisborne Sheepfarmerß’ s.s. Kotare left Anckland for Gisborne on Saturday afternoon.
, The Union Co.’s ss. Hanpiri left Auckland for Gisborne yesterday morning. The Union Oo.’s s.s. Manuka arrives from Sydney and Anokland on Wednesday afternoon, and sails South in the evening. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY’S MOVEMENTS.
Wednesday, May 80—Tarawera arrives from South, and sails for Anokland. Last launch 5 p.m. (meantime). \ Manuka arrives from Sydney and Auckland, and sails for South. Last , launch 5 p.m.. Wanaka loads at Bluff on Friday, Ist June, Oamaru, Saturday, 2nd June, Timatu, Monday, 4th June, for Gisborne. Due here about Thursday, 7th June. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Ybstbkday. East Cape—Wahaka passed South at , 1.15 p.m. Union steamer, probably Mokoia, passed north at 5.20 p.m. yesterday. £ Auckland—Arrived, 9 a.m, Mokoie, 3 for Gisborne. Sailed, 8.80 am, Hanpiri, ' for Gisborne, via East Coast Bays. Arrived, ' 8.40 a.m., Manuka, from Sydney. Sailed 26th, 4.80 p.m., Kotara, for Gisborne. Wellington—Arrived, 3.45 am., Waiwera, from London, via Hobart. Sailed, 7 a.m., Monowai, for Sydney. I
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1759, 28 May 1906, Page 1
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