SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2093, 20 January 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

All RIYED. SATYR DAY, JAN. 18

Mokoiiv, t-t a.in.), 2502 tons, Smith, from Bou.li. rassengers : ALisses Waiu'i., inek.-v, hwale, Lobin son, MauL'-.i.v., ~ .inaiiu*, -Vi organ c2) Unthn, O txourUo, hro. nahan, Small, V'do ■ im- y-i. l’e-.-ton (2), Holmes, and i.-ifier. Alosdaimw Billlen .ami eii.m. ut.u.y. Hughes and 2 yhildren, 1... m r.. Hutchinson, Blair, Sham a.ul e children, Findsen, Y\ ill:.ii-.r-.n.e iky, AlcLallgh--1,111, Carter ~d till, Campbell, Nodi. Listei, .iiuluuy and Heir, Captain It is.', Sergt.-Major Wil--1 tains. .Mi ssi -. .Mole,worth, Tmgey, .Rennie, .Mot-.-man, Spuidd, Hepburn, llult lim.-ou, Bignuht .Sheet, 1 lodge, Chain hers. Wmgei. Wells, lloss, E. Johns, Anple on, Mokesky, Hanlon, Sewell, liui dun. Williams, Fenrn, Cathie, lii.tiam. Halford, Hutolnnsan. De-war, I'ordliam, tMlirph” Hutton, (.loaduli, Smart, Ryan, Furcett, Hamilton, li. Rotter, Baldwin, Carter, Cauudte il, Aitkin, Roven, Jones, Eastburn. Cassidy, Grover, Olliver, Pearce, lluua, Whitaker, Wells, Jones, ..Burns, Sinclair, Grange, Campbell, Neal, Dunn, Dempsey, King, Gibson. Story (2), iSdliuster, Langford. Bradshaw, Gray, Meßeath, O’Brien, Hair, Cameron, Bourke, Anderson, Ilonkms, Griffiths, Greethurst. Masters Alolesworth amt Williams. SUNDAY, JAX. 19. Ruru. 5.3., 6-5 tons, Nelson, from Napier. Monowni, s.s., 3433 tons, from Auckland.

SAILED. SATURDAY, JAN. IS.

Ivereru, a.a. (5 -a.m.), 96 tons, Brinek, tor Coast ports. Alokuin. s.s. (11 a.m.), 3592 tons, Smith, for Auckland and Sydney. Passengers:—For Auckland: .Misses Hamon. Kennedy, D. Thompson, Lucas, Watt, Peach, Bowes, Ilynes, Smith, B-adley. Hart, Pilcher, Alosdames Ki...sling, Wells, Hedges, McKay and child. Adjutant and Airs. 1 Dickene and 3 children, Father Dignan. Ah s~"s. • J ay, Pyke, C. Dunn, Scott. Tafcle.v, Loisel, Johnson, Hansen. Scott, Quinn. AYahnsley, Hing- ; s-ton, Ilally (2). Wilkinson, E. AV. Shasna!:a u. Bishop, ''nrnlrim, Thonia-'. Fir Syd-uev : Airs. Goodwin and 4 children, AloMannu A. iSeobie and Hope. SUNDAY, JAN. 19 lUcu, C.S., Go tons, Nelson, for Napier.

EXPECTED AIIRIVALS.

Opawa. South, to-day. liaiune, South, Wednesday. Alauuka, Auckland, AYcdnesday Victoria, South, Saturday. Seagull, early. AYaikonini, Katikati, early. Talune, South Jan. 26. Alonowai, South, Jan. 29. Alamik.i, South, Feb. 1.

PRO JEC TED DEP A RTURES. Awamii. Auckland, to-morrow. Alon. Tairoa, to-day. Talune, Auckland, AYcdnesday. Alanuka. South, AVedrniscd'ay. Auetorii. Auckland, Saturday. Talijne, Sooth, Sunday. Alonowai, Auckland, jnn. 29. Aianuku, Auckland, Feb. 1.

By Telegrauh. SYDNEY, Jan. 18. Arrived—lnga, from Ivaipara; /,e-a-landia (2 n.m. yesterday). NAPIER, Jan. 18. Arrived—Delphic (6 a.m.), from Gisborne. AUCKLAND, Jan. 19. Sailed—Alonowai. (7 p.m. Saturday), fur Gisborne. Arrived —Alokoja (8.20 a.m.),‘from Gisborne. EAST CAPE, Jan. 19. Alonowai passed south at 4.10 p.m. The scow Aloa has finished loading ■and is expected to,leave this morning for T'.airua for a load of timber. In is stated that the scow’s present cargo is the largest ever brought to the port by a two masted scow. Tlie Alonowai arrived from Auckland about 11 o’clock Last night. The Tuatea leaves- the wharf with outward passengers at G o’clock this morning,' and the Alonowai sails immediately file passengers have boarded. The following have booked passages:—For Napier: Mr. -and Airs. Frostick, Air. and Airs. Wilson and infant. Air. and Mrs. Stewart, -Misses Ski dells, Colebroo-lc (2), Alolloumby, Lawless-, Cowan, Sherratt, Thayer, Ale-d-ames C. Buseke, Stevens. Messrs. Hyde, Stitch burg, J. Dilion, Brown, Cowan, Stevens, El.lioon, Brittain, R.. 0. Clark. Anderson, Cathie, Gardner, AV. H. Hamilton, Bell, Hawthorne-, Holford, Thomas, Le Cren. Balme, Hornabrook, Bailie, McDonald, H. E. Dennis, Phethe-.an, C. Al.anson. Sewell, Bean, Yates. For AVellington : Misses Rowley. Ambler, Ales-dames Rowley. Ratten, Thomas, Alessrs. iSalter, Hearne. /For Lyttelton : Aries Morgan, Ain;. Watkins, Messrs. Stevenson, McCallum (2). The Aw-anui has completed loading. but will not be able to leave for Auckland till the wind changes.