SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2159, 15 August 1907, Page 2

SHIPPING.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Atiowera, Napier, SaUudaj. Talune. Auckland. Sum,ay. _ Zealandia. Napier. August -4 Indralema, South, August -,. Alokoia, Napier, August 30.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Aliowera, Auckland, Saturday. Talune. Napier. Suiulav. Zealandia. Auckland. “eg Indralema, Auckland, August -b Alokoia. Auckland, August JO.

.VKIMV ED. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14.. Hog am Nichols. Evernden. Urankliu, Mes(l ames Clarkson and child. McKenzie. Bowen. McKee, Nichols. Heart,t, Lodge, Baigent and child., Hess sManning, Uaurenson Haines, M-arc-son, Nicholson, Bad,ley. Raymond, Merritt, Fenwick, Darton, Anderson. McKenzie, Bowen. Williamson. Curtis. Dillon, McKee, Haywood, C. Alor<rau, Cato. Fraser, Anderson, Hegarty. Graham, Donovan. Brownlee, Warner, Adair, MilMams, Hewitt, Rive. Captain Tucker, Sergeant-Ma-jor Williams, and 19 steerage. Zealandia, s.s. (4 p.m.). from Auckland. Passengers: Masses Ivsatn, O’Brien. O’Meara, Armstrong, Messrs Hull Trafford. Wyllie, Benjamin, Wilson. Francis, Orr, Rune-wan, Simson, McM,asters (2), Murdock, Guilford, Steele, Duong, Rev. C. Richards, and 14 steerage.

SAILED. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14. Zealandia, s.s. (7 p.m.), for Napier. Passengers: Misses Thompson, McCormack, Williamson, Mesdames Marshall, Brooking and .child, Veiteli, Tyler, Higgs, Mackley, Gilles and infant, Hay, Messrs. Sandtimann, Galbraith, Furby, Reddell, Brown, Allen, Veitch, Tvler, Goodall, Lowe, Williamson, Curtis, Sliarpin, Hayward, Allen (2), Poole, Hamilton, Callaghan, Armstrong, Higgs. Stanford, • McHugh, Mackley, Grieve, Reston, Cooper, Phillips, Buncombe, Mcßae, Marshall, Watene Rang.!, 0011-ins, Foster, Anderson, Montgomery, Burke, Turnbull. Talune, s.s. (10 a.m.), for Auckland. Passengers: Miss R. White. Messrs. Walton, Steggall, G. A. Miller, S. J. Mcllroy, Leask, Love, G. Davis, A. Selwyn, DeLaiitonr, Burns, R..ltdbb, C. Lan-gsford, Hibbard, Kellar, and Lowry.

Considerable uneasiness has been felt concerning the whereabouts of the three-masted scow- Zingara (Captain Jenson). The vessel took in a cargo of 180,000 ft of totnra, kauri, and. rimn at Ngim-trum for the Alpha Sawmilling Co., completing her loading on July let-li. Since then the Zingara lias been sighted a couple of times, but is considerably overdue. Anxiety was relieved yesterday. iby news that the Zealandia sighted the scow that day off Tolaga Bay. standing well out, and contending against a southerly breeze. She should put in an appearance to-day. The Union Co.’s s.s. Wan-aka loads at the Bluff on Saturday. 17th, Oamaru on Mon day. 19th, Tinxaru on Tuesday. 20th, and then sails for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. The baicjuentiiie Frank Guv arrived from West-port at 6.30 on Tuesday evening with 250 tons of coal for the "Westport Coal Co.

The-schooner AVaiapu is at present discharging cargo at the Alabin, and comes on to Gisborne to discharge tlie balance.

The scow Rambler left Russell last Thursday with a cargo of timber for Messrs. Peacocke and Co. "While sailing down the Bay of Islands tlie Rambler struck on a sunken fock and carried away the five bottom planks of her centreboard.- The vessel bad to put back to Russell and repair the damage. After discharging her. cargo at Gisborne the Rambler sails for Opua for another shipment pf timber for the firm. The scows "Welcome and. Southern Isle are at present discharging their cargoes at Auckland. Tlie Welcome proceeds to Ivatiikart-i and the Southern Isle to Mangatete to load timber for Messrs. Peacoeke and Co.’s Gisborne branch.

The Ford Shipping line has purchased the scows Seagull, Giaiinet, and Mokatl, and also 0110 that is being built, from Mr. Geo. Niobolls, Auckland. This enterprising firm practically controls the scow trade of Auckland, owning a,t present a fleet of about 16 vessels.

The N.Z. Shipping Company’s It ..MS. Ituapehu left Plymouth on the 10th inut. for ‘Wellington. Tho Union Steam Ship Company has received advice from their principals, the Orient Royal Mail Line, that a steamer of 11,000 tons, the Asturias, has been launched from Harlaiul and Wolff's yards, and will take her place in t'he Australian trade, leaving Sydney for London on March “tli. A feature of this up-to-date boat will be her saloon acco-.'nmoclta-tion, consisting largely of single berth rooms, whilst there will be a number of suites of cabins and cabins tie luxe.

By Telegraph. AUCKLAND, August 14. Sailed—Haupiri (5.30 p.m.), for Gisborne, via East Coast bays. Arrived—Katana, from New York and Australia. EAST CAPE, August 14. Passed south—Zoaland-ia (9.45 a.m.). - THURSDAY ISLAND, August 14. Arrived—Surveying ship Fantoine (yesterday), to join the Australian Squadron.-