SHIPPING

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1877, 5 October 1906, Page 1

SHIPPING

The Shaw-Savill stoamor lodic, the local agents adviso ns, was sighted oil Hobart at 11.30 yesterday morning. Tbo scow May left last evening for Norlh to load timber for Gisborne, The steamer Mimiro loaves to-day, takiDg about 18,000 carcases for the Home market.

Oapt. Mattin, of the auxiliary Fchoono: Waiapu, wbioh loft Mercury Bay or September 16tb, loaded with timou- foi this port, repeats having met with bac weatbor Ho aholtorod four days al Slipper Island and five days at Mayor Island. Further rough weather was experienced, and the schooner sheltered in Tolaso Bay till yesterday morning. She brought 53,000 ft of timber—2B 000 ft for Clayton Bros., 3000 ft for J. W. Whinray, 9000 ft for F. Stafford, and 13,000 ft for Evans, Nield and Co. The Waiapu will probably leave for East Coast ports early next week. The schooner Gisborne arrived boro last evening from Memory Bay loaded with limber. Captain Punkow reports that ho left on Saturday morning, and was forced to shelter at Kawakawa from Sunday night. When he left on Wednesday morniog the ketoh Coronation and scows Wanderer, Hawk, Waikonini, all bound for ibis port, wero still sheltering there. The Gisborne brought 35,000 ft of timber for Messrs Smith and B'ack and 25,C00ft for Messrs Clayton Bros. The Gisborne will proceed to Tairua early next week, ONION STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S MOVEMENTS. Sunday, October 7th—Tavswcra arrives from Auckland, and sails for South, Last“launoh 5 p.m. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Yhsthrday. Hobart-Sailed, Pakehs, forNewZaa land. Aookland—Sailed, 4 50 p.m, yesterday, Haurolo, for Fiji. Arrived, 12,45 pm., Tarawera, from Gisborne. East Cape—Sohooncr Kaeo passed south it 5.30 a.m.; Bbaw-Savill liner passed □orih at 6.30 a.m.; Coronation, Hawk, and two others cfi Cape, bound south (9 a.m.) Napier—Arrived, 5 a.m., Maheno, from Gisborne. Wellington—Arrived, 4.40 p.m. yester- j day, Waikare, from Sydney; 6.45 p.m., Haupiri, from Gisborne. i