SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2098, 27 January 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

A Ull IVJ'ID. q VTUB BAY, JAN". 25. \ ictona, s.s. u.m.i, Waller, from South. ■Mioses Williamson, mu ham, Smith. Staines, Foster. Ogdvto. ian-s Clark, At ;v dames Loop. .H'Ul; Webber and child.. Alexander. A\-ml> .Remnant md child Lmcolh jjjj chid, Thomson. Sravia and child, Pale Scott, Al.;’.rs L. Coop,, AA ik-,ht, l>arke;-. Bradi-f. Hall, Bniiuon, "Morse, Kim.be!. Ph.elheau, -le .Kan! l>ere, Webber. Brim ton. Aslnvfl , Watson. Malloy. At more, Lockhead, C’o'e Franc’s. Alexander, Mooxoy, McMillan, Clayton, J. Brown, M aul, Rushy, Kemp. Poiuton. A \tes, C.eorgesoii, Farrar, Buchanan, kelson, Lowe. Speedv. Penny, .l olull. Ivory. Masters Orgill., Hope, Bishop, Lmcoin, Sutton, Mac**;. Hill (2), lolford. Pedi iveii. Hadley, Hardwick, Searing. Sathcrland, Bwkton, Aoung, .Sinclair. Yh; re sou. Scott, Mcßae, Smith. Iran an, Matson, Cameron, Murphy. Aukcu, AloGee, 'Harney, Burn. All liter Scarte, Dr. Lev oso, Rev. Purfhas. SUN I>AA . JAN. 2G. Taltine. s.s. (3.15 p.m.), 20/S tons. Rolls, from Auckland. I t issengers: Aliases Tuoliy, Stafford (2), l'lovell, Sheen. Us alley, MAh on., Amdeumn. AlaoLean, AlcHidav. Parrish (2), Mes(lamcr A>eLaven and child, Simeon and tid’d, Gr.-.liam. Alorlaml and infant, fyrer and child, Scott. .Scarborough. Hamden, Messrs. J. MAVitty. King. Solomon, Libs, I'eweM, Grecii, Roko, AVilson, Holdswortb, Ree<e Rmwn. AVestern, Scott, Mclndav. Thomas, Pair", Cray, Jetfries," Graham. Major 1 itt, and 2„ in tile steerage. . Fanny, s.s. (noon), 53 tons, Carlson. from Napier. Gan net. scow (9.30 a.m.), 78 tons, A’esto. from Alercury Bay. Baden. Powell, s.s. (10 a.m.), Jtons H. Peterson, from Ngunguru. Seagull, scow (10 a.m.), 72 tons, Scott ."from Mangatete. Zingara. scow (11 a.m.). 184 tons, Jensen, from Wlnngarei.

SAILED. SATURDAY, ,JAN- 25. Fanny, s.s. (noon), 53 tans, Carlqoii for- Earner. *" A’ictoria, s.s. (2.30 p.m.), 2869 tons AY a Her, for Auckland and Sydney. Passengers:—For Auckland; Rev. aAd Ahs. Williams, Mrs .and Aliss Swanson, Airs, ard Aliss and Master Leslie. Mr. and "iirs. Colt-hart, Air. and Mrs. Cook. -Misses Seale, D. Nolan Wright. Good, Gault, AVairu, Ala'MU’.s'Oii. Aladdern, AVestern, Orr Cuts, A'owles, Thomas, MeNaughton, Sw’iiton, Mesdamos Ludbrook and cl.Hd, James and 2 children, Watsou, O’Rvan, C. R. Freeman, Alessrs. E- Norton. Taylor, AI. Lewis, Aft Her Irwin. AY. G. Hookey, Ivoeelwell, AY. G. Jury, Butler, Luckmnn, Filey, Ale Masters, Lvsnar, (Neville, AYils'on, ilwinton, Doran, Cary, Harris. Gaskill, Haywood, Alilne, Arnold, I’eard, Morrow, Benney, Roto Tum’eke, E.rana Raua, Tipi Tipi, Johnson, Sonnett . Shaw, Smith, and Hooner. For Sydney: Misses Hunt (2), Mis. Jones and 2 children. Scjiiall, s.s., 369 tons, Benton, for Napier.

’•SUNDAY, JAN. 26. Tomoana, s.s.. for Auckland. Taltine, s.s., 2078 tons. Rolls, for Napier. Passengers;—Alisses >K-Jng,.» Kennedy. Horton, Beatsun, Hodge, Christopher, Brittain. Cook, Todd, Mitchell, AicLaren, Armstrong, AY allace, Simmonds, Mesdames Shore, Hill, Coultman and infant, Christopher, Sinclair, and AVinter, Messrs. Cito, Long, Potts, Bore nils, „ Cole, Coultman, Tyler, Byrne, SinTamati, Chat-field, Winter, Enson, AY. "Wilkinson, H. Wilson, Verity, McNutt, Masters Sinclair (2).

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Squall, Soiuh, to-day. Siar of Australia, to-day. Monowai, South, Wednesday. Haupiri, Auckland, Wednesday. x Zealandia, Auckland, Wednesday. Baden Powell, W'hangarei, Thursday. Kumara, Thursday. Waimate-, Thursday. Manuka, South, Saturday. Mo neural, Auckland, Sunday. Mokoia, Auckland, Feb. 5. Waikare, South, Feb. 5. Zealandia, South, Feb. 8.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Monowai, Auckland, Wednesday. Zealandia, South, Wednesday. Manuka. Auckland, Saturday. Monowai, South, Sunday. Mokoia, South, Feb. 5. Waikare, Auckland, Feb. 5. Zealandia, Auckland, Feb 8. "lJy’y Telegraph. '"SYDNEY, Jan. 25. Arrived: —Mary Isabel, from Whangape. ■ Arrived —Aldebaran, trom Auckland. SYDNEY, Jan. 25. Arrived —Mokoia (noon yesterday), from Port Stephens. Sailed —JYongsbyrd, for New ZeuAUCKLAND, Jan. 26. Sailed—Tallin© (2.50 p.m. yester:lav), for Gisborne. Arrived —Victoria (1.15 p.m.), from Gisborne. EAST CAPE, Jan. 26. Haupiri passed south at 5 a.m. yesterday. Talune nassed south at 8.60 a.m. WELLINGTON. Jan. 2G. Sailed—Fifealiire (6.10 a.m. yesterday). for Avonmouth; Star of Australia (0 a.m.), for Gisborne. „ Arrived —Deelimont, ship, from Svdnev. ' CAPE MARIA, Jan. 26. •Sydney, steamer, passed at 7 a.m. ' (MELBOURNE, Jan. 25. Arrived—lndralema, from New York; ?.iaheno, from New Zealand. HOBART, Jan. 26.

Arrived—Corinthic, from London. iSYDNEY, Jan. 26. Sailed (2 p.m. yesterday), Winimera, for New Zealand. HOBART, Jan. 26.

The Coriutliic sails on Monday night for Wellington; 60 passengers were .landed and 560 are. proceeding. SYDNEY, Jan. 26. Arrived—Wuiliora from Bluff.

Owing to shortage of labor the Victoria on her last trip lav idle all Thursday morning at Wellington, and did not leave there until midnight that night, leaving Napier at midnight on Friday. She arrived in the Bay a little before 7 o’clock on Saturday, and left about 2.30 o’clock for Auckland. Messrs. Richardson and Co.’s Fanny arrived from Napier on Saturday morning with a uumber of rams and general produce, returning to Napier on discharge. The eeow Gannett arrived from Mercury Bay on Saturday morning, after a fair passage, lasting from Tuesday last. The cargo consists of 50,000 ft of timber for Messrs. Peacoeko olid Co., and 12,000 f- for Mr. Q. Smith.

The Northern Coal Co.’s Baden Powell arrived' on Saturday from Ngunguru with 150 tons of coal for Messrs. Robb Bros. Slio leaves on r J li u rod ay night for Whangarei. Captun H. Peterson, lately master of the scow Alert, is in command. On Saturday morning the scow Seagull arrived from Mangatete with 72,000 ft of timber for Messrs. Peacock© and Co. The vessel left Mangatete on- January 12th, hut she took a week to reach Capo Runaway, owing to he ld winds,* and when ’ she arrived' there she had to wait for, four days, owing to rough weather.' The scow Zingara arrived from

AVhangara and Ngunguru on yaturdav morning with 200,0001 t of timber for the Alpha ba wind is. The vovago occupied 11 «lavs, «e.ui winds prevailing nearly all tlio uay. Transhipments ex Pap.inui armed bv the A'ictoria on ba tumny nl< The"Tvsor liner Star of Australia is duo to-day to load for Homo mar•■‘•nlc Haupini is picking up wool at the coast stations, and is expected to arrive in Gisborne on \\ ednusu-ay. A {HU’M'U t‘ bv 1 hi' 1 H'luiio Horn audvb.uul \vstonlay roportejl that ilu> Kaoo left Auckland on Saturday morning, and was sighted yesterday by the Taluno m tho vicinity oi (inno Colville. . , The U.S.S. Co. s laluue -armed vesterd.lv afternoon from Auckland. She was delayed to a certain decree hv smoke from bush tires makr n ,r her go out further than usual, and bv a fog in the vicinity of East Cipe. Inward passengers were landed at 5 o’clock, and' outward passengers left the wharf at 0.-lo o’clock': The vessel did, not leave for Napier until late at night, owing to a large quantity of machinery having to be landed.