SHIPPING.
The U.S.S. Co.'s Tarawern arrived from Napier nml South yesteidaj morning nml proceeded to Anoldaml. Pa esengers from South. Mis.sts. Staffer! Higginson. Hohmson Cnlclwell, Jeffreys, Furness, Bojec, Mesilames Stafford,, Burl.am.it nml two children. Nusnuth, Baker and child, Martin and two children, Martin, Strachau. Watson. Bridge and child, Ctiituii.ghait.: Messrs. Gantsley, Fielder. Anderson. Holden, Irvine, Clouston, Buchanan, Nasmith. Barker, Falkner. Holdswortl. (2), Pearce. Tieiirv, Cramp, Sanatman. House, Watson. Brown. Ball. Duncan, Johnston. Culpott, Tiffen. Tel Ford, Ellison. Galbraith. Baird, Tl.om, Fenton (2). Nirholls. MoFnrlnne. Troup, •llattary. Weight, Pujlett and bov, Boss. Williams, McKenzie, Martin. Banger. Bridge, McKee, Hardy, and 28 steerage. , „ , Messrs. Huddart, Parker and Co. s s.s. Zelandin arrived from Auckland and Sydney at 8 p.m. yeslcrdny and proceeded south in the evening. Passengers: —Inward: Misses Macken, Bryan (2), Quinn, VotvleS, Garmson, Somerville. Mesdames Moody, Henzler. Wills, Hills. Towles. Thomas. Nelson, Porter, Barker. Messrs. Bridges, Aston, Armstrong, Moody, Kirikiri, Lockwood, Kemp. Henzler, Smith, Chapman (2), Hills, Wills, Todd. Peucocke, Walker, Clarke, Porter, Kelly, Wottio, Mcpherson, Collins, Burke. Outward —For Napier: Misses Leonard, Pilcher, Martin. Mcsdan.es Siggs. Besant and 2 chi - dren, Leonard, Nicholls and cnilcl, Fast. Maui and boy. Pilcher. Messrs. Fordl.nm, Munro, Dyer, Ryan, l' 1 " Low, Couston. Fabian, 1 lckForil. Eimes. Namara. Miller. Maui, Baker, Pilcher, Goodwin, Mines, Mac Knight. Gillespie, Duriiey. Buchanan, FUiott. Thomson, Kent. For ’Wellington: Mesdames Cook, Williams, Scarf. Messrs.. At . C. Kensington, Natusch, AA llihuns, ITyland, For Lvttelton: Messrs. AT. F. and H. D. Somerville. The Tyser steamer Mnniro left yesterday morning for Napier and 'Wellington, her final port. Local shipments —Shipped by AA'illinms and Kettle, Ltd.: 1620 bales, 1044 pockets wool, 185 casks pelts, 67 packages sausage casings, 7539 carcases mutton, 8446 carcases lamb, 1431 quarters beef : Loan Co.: 58 bales wqol ; Bank of New Zealand: 34 bales wool. The U.S.S. Co.’s Haupiri worked Te Araroa yesterday, and left for Auckland. The vessel is booked to leave Auckland for Gisborne via the Coast on Friday afternoon. The scow Alert leaves at midday to-day for Ngunguru to return with coal. The U.S.S. Co.’s Waikare arrives from Napier and South on Saturday morning and proceeds to Aucklandand Sydney. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall leaves Auckland to-day 'lor Gisborne via Napier, and arrives on Saturday.
TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. YESTERDAY. Newcastle, 23rd: Sailed Handa Isle and Alexander Craig for Auckland. Adelaide.—Sailed : Barque Manurewa, for New Zealand. • Sydney.—Arrived : Early, Miowera from Wellington. Newcastle.—Sailed: Handa Isle and Alexander Craig, for Auckland. Auckland.—-Arrived : 23rd, H-M.S. x Cambria ; 5.30 p.m., Navua, from Nukualofa. East Cape.—Passed north : 1.30 p.m., Haupiri. Napier.—Arrived: 2.15 p.m., Mimiro, from Gisborne.
Wellington.—Arrived: 10.30 p.m., 23rd, Corint'hic, from London via Hobart; 4 a.m., Kahu, from Gisborne, via Castlepoint and coast.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2063, 25 April 1907, Page 2
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