SHIPPING.
ARRIVED. THURSDAY, OCT. 31. U.X.S. Co.'s Squall. (noon), 300 tons (Benton), from Auckland and Tolaga. SAILED. THURSDAY. OCT. 31. S.s. St|U-all (12 p.m.) lor Napier. S.s. Arawa (0 p.m.). 0102 tons, Burton, for Napier. EXPECTED All RIVALS. Await id, Taint a, early. lima. Newcastle, early. Arawa, Auckland, Friday. Victoria, Napier, Saturday. Haupiri, Auckland, Saturday. Tarawera. Auckland, Sunday. Tallinn, Auckland, Sunday. Tnlune, South, November 0. Manuka, South, November 9. Alamari, November 12. PROJECTED L>EP AR TUR ES. Koreru, Auckland, this morning. Coronation, North, this morning. Victoria, Auckland, Saturday. Tarawera, South, Sunday, Talune, South, Sunday. Kaeo. Auckland, Monday. Manuka, Auckland, November 9._ The s.s. Arawa, which left at midnight last night for Napier, had on hoard the first mutton this season from Poverty Ray. Her cargo included 5000 carcases mutton, 60 casks pelts and tallow and 200 bales ol wool. . The 'ketch Coronation sail.-, North this morning »t 10 a.m. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall leit on the midnight tide last night for Napier. The a.s. Kereru, which should have sailed yesterday, was delayed on account of the non-arrival of 120 hags of grass-seed for Onotiki, and will leave this morning at 10 o’clock. THE HAZEL CRAIG.
A wire to the Times from Captain Savory, concerning the Hazel Craig’s trip from Gisborne to Auckland, states that the vessel left Gisborne on the 18th inst with a northerly wind and in fine weather. On the 21st a heavy gale from the north-west was encountered, which drove the vessel south of Gisborne again. The following day fine weather set in, with the wind westerly, and the barque heat to the East Cane the second time. On the 25th the Vessel was a mile off Hick’s Bay, when adverse weather came up again front the westward. On the 26th the Hazel Craig was 20 miles cast of the East Cape, hut was driven 31 miles to leeward in eighteen hours. The captain decided to stand to the north, and ran 200 miles beyond the Cape in two days. A fine NE. wind then set in, and on the 29th the vessel was off AVhangarei. The wind being off the harbor and no tug available it was decided to run to Auckland, where the barque anchored on "Wednesday. The captain reports “All well.” and in the absence of any mention to the contrary it may be presumed that there was no recurrence of the leakage which was the cause of laying the "vessel up recently.
(Bv Telegraph.) AUCKLAND, Oct. 31. Arrived—Tarawera (5.40 p.m.) from Gisborne.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2226, 1 November 1907, Page 2
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