SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1993, 31 January 1907, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Tho U.S.S.Co’s. Taluno arrived from Napier and South yesterday morning and left for Auckland at 10 am. Pasengers.—inwards: Misses Toohov. File (U). Hill, dittos, Furness, Brownley, Carr, nud Senmgour; Mesdames Parker and infant, Oates, Leslie and 2 children, Ilowloy and 3 children, Robson, and Chrystall; Messrs. File, Chisholm. Rhode, Cotterill, Hodgson, Parker. Butler, Jones, Rogers, Christopher. Massey and daughter, Pickering. Nicol, Foster, Leslie (2). Rowley, Batten, Lacey, Bain, Troup. Quinn, Shnrpin. Taylor, and Dr. Wilford. Outwards: Misses Ryan, Cussen, Wright, Fisher, Mosdame's Cottrell, Plunnner, Lytkon, Messrs. Cottrell. Scott, Cooper, Wilson, Mcllroy. Horan. Richardson. Clark, Plummer, McWilliam, Clausen, Holmes, Hair, Dr. Morrison. The Huddart-Parkor Co’s, steamer Victoria arrived at 0 last night from Sydney and Auckland, and left during the evening for South. The following are the inward passengers:— From Sydney: Misses Lowther and Pivott, Messrs. Duncan, Rossbotliain, Davis, Sims, Gough, Anderson, and Smith. From Auckland: -Misses Lang, Oram, Wilson, Pcaccieko, Rice, O’Dwyer (2). Reed, Payne, Garlick, and Sisters of Mercy (o)., Mesdames Anderson, South, Eaton, Amundson, and 2 children, Pnltridgo and 2 children, Steen and child, and Day, Messrs. Reid. Gardiner, Taylor, Anderson, Hood, McConnell, Back, Lolhopf, Ranner, Holman, Noakcs, Turnweld, Ormond, Currie, Evans, Easton, Russell, McLaughlin, Joyce, Turnbull, Dooley, Claydon, Demetre, Young, Neilson, Alexander, Keogh, White, Cato, Jones, Sparrow, and Rev. Day, Masters Oman and Day. Outwards:—For Napier: Misses Kingaby (3 children and 2 maids), Rolls, Pahctt, Ferguson. Gray, Colebrook. Heath, Renner, Williams. Pallant, I’ilharry, Kershaw (2), Mesdnmes Lusk, Puflott, Gray, Neal, and Tutors and child, -Messrs. Perry, Hine, Wills, Seymour, Gray, Veal, Ennor, Madigan, Price, Hutchinson, Shcpley, Bain, Cooper, Cottrell, ' Scrimgour, Nicholls, Shaw, Cocker ill, Thompson, Kirkpatrick, Dunn, McArn, Tatere Haeroroa, Kershaw, and Brigadier Albiston, Masters Bray and McLernon. For 'Wellington: Misses Carpenter (2),. Mrs. Stevenson, Messrs. Laery, Colehrook, McCardell, and Cooper. For Lyttelton: Miss Cook, Mesdames Armstrong, Williamson (maid and 2 children), Messrs. Williamson and Henderson. For Dunedin: Misses Chisholm, Page, Welch, Skeet, Maurais, Robertson, Mackie, Dow, and Mr. Reynolds. Tlie barquentir.e Frank Guy sailed for Westport this morning, where she will load coal for Gisborne.

The scow Waikonini sails for Mercury Bay this morning, to load timber for Gisborne. Tho U.S.S.. Go’s. Haupiri was at Te Araroa yesterday loading wool, hud is expected to reach Port Awanui this morning. The steamer Toroa left for Oamaru last night. The steamer Fanny arrived yesterday morning from Napier, and returned in the evening. U.S.S.CO’s. MOVEMENTS. Saturday, February 2,' Mokoia arrives from South, and sails for Auckland and Sydney. First launch, 6 a.m.; last, 8 a.m. Wanaka leaves the Bluff on Monday, 4th February; Oamaru, Tuesday, sth Februarv ; Timaru, Wednesday, 6th February. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. YESTERDAY. Newcastle: Sailed, Kate Tatliam, for Napier. Auckland: Arrived, 9.30 a.m., Atua from Nukualofa.; arrived, 4 p.m., Oswestry Grange, from Sydney. East Cape: Huddart-Parker steamer passed south at noon; Talune passed north 3.50 p.m. Wellington: Arrived, 1 p.m., Moelaki, from Sydney.