SHIPPING

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1868, 24 September 1906, Page 1

SHIPPING

The Union Company's p.°. Squall is still sheltering at To Araroa, the weather being very rough on the const. The Huddatt Paikcr lint’s s.s Victoria arrived from southern ports on Saturday morning, and proceeded to Auckland and Sydney at noon. The Union Company’s s.s. Tarawera arrived from Auckland yesterday afternoon, and preoeeded south in the evening. Gisborne passengers, inward : Misses Mooro and McGuire, Mesdames Kirk, Maddison and Waloob, Messrs Mclvor, Primrose, Wade, Dovery, Kirk, Clarke, AtkiDe, Tan, Rook and South. Outward : Misses Sberratt, Akeistein, MorrisOD, Nicoll, MoMiohael, Palmer and Campbell, Mesdames Jones, Muir, Gann, Siuoders, Foster and Pilcher, Messrs Ryan, Hut* ohins, Carter, Pilcher, Falahee, Brown, Veitoh, Trent, Sutherland, Dwyer, Sykes, Drummond, Burke, Smyth, Foster, Muir,

Fischer, Nauber, Pearson, Dodd, Brookes, Don, Todd, Dyer Bain, Mucbuori, Black, Butler, Rees, Ebborlet, Wallis, Dahl, Pyke, Shank, Scarf, White, Frame, Orr Morrison,, Saunders, Butler, Sherratt, Revs. Guffen, Williams, Wrigb*, Bntterwortb, ChattertOD, Masters Arthur, Gray, Bradshaw, Gilbert, General, Turnbull. The H,uddart-Parkec line’s s.°. Zsalandia arrives from Sydney and Auckland on Wednesday afternoon, and sails south in the evening.' The Union Oompany’a s.s, Te Anan airives frjm southern ports on Wednesday morning, and Bails for Auobland at 8 am, UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S MOVEMENTS. Wednesday, Sept. 26th.—Te Anau arrives from Sooth and sails for Auckland. First launch, 6. a.m.; last, 8 a.m. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. - Saturday. :Oape —Huddart-Paiker steamer passed north 4 43 p.m. , 11 .. Yhstbrday. Auckland—Arrived, 7.40 a.m , -Yioloria, from Gisborne; 1 pm, Somerset, from Sydney. !:■::■ East Cape—Tarawera passed south 8.50 a.m.; Mimiro passed south 9 a.m.