SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2048, 8 April 1907, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Messrs Huddart, Parker and Co.’s Victoria (Captain Waller) arrived from South and Napier on Saturday morning, and proceeded to Auckland. Passengers: Inward: Misses Wright, Beadnall, Fairhall, McGaveston, Humphries. ElLiott, Evingden, Stackpoolo, Sievwright, Bilham. Hyde, McClintock, Allan. Hibi, Keys; Mesdames Buckerulge. Monckton, Pavittt, Patoka. Bilham and 2 children, Chisnall, Bright, Cooper, T.ewis and infant, Alorrisou, McGrath,' Palmer, Anld. Jenkins. Watson. Fernandos. Beveridge, Wade. McLaughlin. West and two children; Messrs Houston. Budgen, Willock (2), Wright, Clirisp, Buchanan, AYitson. Heyworth, Hogg, Gracie, Finch, Parker, llvan, AA illiams, Sunderland. AfcPheo. Todd, Christophers. Wilkes, East, Evingden, Cooper, Nicholson, Balneavis, Allen, Georgeson. Snxby, Anibridge, Morrison (2), Badley, Oram, Pavitt, Oakley, Kidd, Neville. Bilham, Gush, McGlaslmn, Hennessv, Field, Williamson, Fisher, Field, AlcGrath, Steele, Boag, Wet mo re. Jervis, Hall, B'ollen. Simes. Birch, Cowhrick, Watson, Krusssing, Hill, Offler, Driscoll. Gordon, McKelfer, ALina, AVani, AA'est. Check, AA'atts. Smith, BroadfieUl, Cruickshank (2). I.yford, Dufuers, Franks. AA’oods, AA’atts, Escreet, Anderson (2), A owles. A 1 cKenzie, AA’ade. Sturch, Crooker, Leitliam, Dr. DeLisle, Judges Palmer. and Ttawson.

The auxiliary schooner AA’niapu is expected to leave to-day or to-mor-row for To Araroa to load timber. Tlie s.s. Toroa (Captain Peterson) which arrived at Oamaru on Saturday morning, was to leave there with flour and general produce, the same evening, Timnru Monday, Napier about Wednesday, and Gisborne about Thursday or Friday. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co.’s s.s. Arawa is expected from Auckland about the loth inst., and will load 15,000 carcases of frozen meat fro the Home market. The U.S.S. Co.’s AA’aikare arrived from Auckland at 3 p.m. yesterday, and proceeded South. Passengers:— Inward: Misses Carruth, Beatson, McLeod, Maynard, Power, Geering, Kay, and Robb; Mesdames Beatson, Higgs, Rigby, AA'illiams and family, Brown, McGonigal and child, Lucas, Ford, Peekover, Tombloson and child ; Messrs Hanna, Beatson, Simpson, Finemore, Higgs, Adams, Sharp, Aislabie, Wright-, Millies, Aliinro, AA’illiams, Keepa, Browne, Anketell. Alackellar, Griffiths, Gedyo, Ualairet, Newing. Hailey, and 11 steerage. Outward: Alisses Read, McConnell, Steele, Ebeling, Petersen, AVvlds, Ballantyne, Smith, Carter, Fraser (2), Deneliey, King, Alalone, Haapu, McDavitt; Afesdames Buchanan and two children, Johnston, Levy and 2 children, Chissell, TuCkwall; Messrs Lusk, Buchanan, Johnston, Puflett, Lovv, Smith, Thornton, Ford, Classed, AValton, Salinger, Christopher, Todd, Alorse, Alorgan, Blair, Smith, Cameron, Clark, Darton, Isherwood, Northover, ;Siggs, Tuekwell, Loisel, Currin, Williams, Spider, Ryan, Rods, Proudfoot, Fraser, Cox, Witty, Nicholas, Beere, and Rev. AVilliams.

The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co.’s s.s. Alaori is expected from Auckland to-day or to-morrow to load frozen meat for London. Local shipments: About 15,000 carcases. The scow Hawk (Capt. Anderson) sailed for Auckland via Mangonui at 3 p.m. on Saturday. The schooner Awanni (Capt. Urobert) left for Alercnry Bay at 4 p.m. on Saturday. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall arrived from Napier on Saturday morning, and berthed at the wharf at 11. The vessel proceeded to Auckland, via Tolaga Bay, late the same evening with 400 sheep and a quantity of general cargo. The s.s. Putiki left for AVellington on Saturday night. The s.s. Fanny is expected from Napier this morning. The U.S.S. Co.’s Talunc (Captain Bernech) has been delayed and will not arrive till Wednesday afternoon, and then proceeds to Auckland. Launch, 5 p.m. (meantime). Alessrs Huddart, Parker and Co.’s s.s. Victoria (Captain Waller) returns from Auckland, having transhipped to the AA’immora, on AVednesday afternoon, and proceeds to Napier and South.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.

SATURDAY. London: Arrived, s.s. AVliakatane, • from Lyttelton; sailed, s.s. Fifeshire, __ for Auckland; Star of Japan, for ~New Zealand. „ Wellington: Arrived, 4.30 a.m., Mimiro, from Gisborne. Oamaru: Arrived, 7 a.m., Toroa, from Gisborne. YESTERDAY. Auckland: Arrived, 11.15 a.m., Victoria, from Gisborne. East Gape: 'Union steamer passed south at 9.30 a.m.