SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2134, 17 July 1907, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. TUESDAY, JULY 16. iVirburn, auxiliary scow ( uooll l> CVI tons, Elotclier, from Napier.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Zcaluudin, Auckland, to-day. , Til 111 lie, Napier, to-day. Squall, Aucktaiul, to-any. Torou, Napier, to-day. Haupiri, Napier, lhursuay. Miowera, Napier, Satunlay. Waikare, South, July-A. llokoia, Auckliuul, July 21. Zealaiulia, Napier, July -< • 'Wauaka, South, July 31Mokoia, Auckliuul, August 1. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Talune, Aucklaiul, to-day. ' Zealaiulia, Napier, to-day. Kaeo, Auckland, to-day. Haupiri, Coast ports, Hiursday. Eairburn, Auckland, Friday. Talune, Napier, Sunday. Mokoia, Napier, July 24 Zealaiulia, Auckland, July Mokoia, Auckland, August L Tho Union Co.’s s.s. Talune arrives from southern ports early this nioinino. and proceeds to Auckland. Tho launch leaves the wharf at 9 o clock. Outward passengers: Miss Garleck, Mesdame9 Howe, Erickson, r lekl, Messrs. MoKinstry, Gillman, Glynn, Mitchell (2). Titt’en, Field, Windsor, Burdett. Nicholson. Hill, Munn, McMillan. Master Field. Tho Huddart Parker s s.s. Zealandia arrives from Auckland this afternoon, and proceeds south in the evening. Outward passengers: Misses Jones, Robinson. Packer, Reynolds. Mesdames Peterson, W ilcox anti child, "Messrs. Meuce, Dixon, Raymond, Scott, Hyde, I rent. Gloom, Saunders, Williams, Milner (2), Trevor. Hutchings. ' Union Cods s.s. Squall sailed trom Auckland at 9 o’clock on Monday night, and is expected to arrive in Gisborne this morning. The Haupiri is due here from Wellington, via Picton and Napier, tomorrow morning. The Union Co.’s s.s. Wanaka is expected to be despatched from the Bluff on the 2oth inst, from Oamaru oil the 26th, and Timaru on the 27th, and is due at this port on the 61st. The auxiliary scow Fnirburn, 69 tons. Captain Fletcher, arrived at noon vesterday with a cargo of timber from Napier. She sails for Auckland about Friday. Tho Gisborne Sheepfarmers’ Frozen Meat Co.’s s.s. Karoro resumed work again yesterday, after having been thoroughly overhauled. The Union Co.’s s.s. Tarawera is to be withdrawn from tho East Coast running, and will bo replaced by the s.s. Waikare, which arrives at Gisborne on the 23rd inst. The New Zealand Shinning G r o.’s s.s. Turakina left Plymouth on Saturday for Wellington. KAWHIA TRADE. COASTAL FREIGHTS. , Press Association. AUCKLAND, last night. At a representative meeting held at Kawhia over 20 settlers attended to discuss the matter of a shipping proposal from an Auckland firm to start running a boat on tho co-oper-ativo princijile, tho firm putting m £320 if guaranteed a share of trade. Tho proposal was not entertained. A prominent settler said that while in Wellington recently he was promised by a firm there that tliev would send a boat fortnightly to deliver cargo at los per ton. Settlers were strongly in favor of supporting this proposal, all agreeing that they could buy cheaper and sell better at Wellington One speaker, Mr. Mackenzie, referred to Auckland’s lack of enterprise. remarking that Auckland people had not sufficient nluck or enterprise. A committee of settlers volunteered to canvass tho district and ~et support for the boat. The secretary of the N.Z. Shipowners’ Federation states that the federation has not identified itself with the proposed increase of freights in the N.Z. coastal trade in any shape or form, qnd the Press Association telegram is incorrect in this particular. According to its rules the asaociation could not enter a scheme having for its object the increasing of freight.

By Telegraph. MELBOURNE, Jul- id. Amved —Marere, from London. Sidney, juiyie. Arrived —Kassa, from Greymoutli NEWCASTLE, July 16. Arrived —Aymeric, from New Zea land.

NAPIER, July 16. Arrived —Fanny (8.30 a.m.), from Gisbor.'ie. WELLINGTON, July 16. Arrived —lonic (12.40 p.m.), from London, via Hobart. AUCKLAND, July 16.

Sailed —Victoria (6 p.m. yesterday), for Sydney; Squall (9 p.m. yesterday'! for Gisborne, via Tolaga Bay. Sailed —Zealandia (4.20 p.m.), for Gisborne. Passengers for Gisborne: Misses Harker, Macky, Sutton, Mesdanies Beale, Bullock and 2 children, Bright and child, Ballard, Murdock, Messrs. Bright, Bullock, O’Sullivan, Beale, McKnight, Coull, Dive, Kidd, Craill, O’utred, Evans, Murdock, Ivill.

NAPIER, July 10. To sail—Taluue, for Gisborne, at 8.30 p.m.