SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2101, 29 January 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. TUESDAY, JANUARY £B. Squall, s.s. .(2.30 a.m.), 869 tons, Morrison, trout Napier. Kia Ora, scow (8.80 p.m.), 6£ tons, AleGurnoy. .from .Uangatete. SAILED. TUESDAY. JANUARY 28. Squall, s.s. (l i .80 m.). 869 tons. Morrison, lor Am l liud. '•XI'KUTKO- ARRIVALS. Alcnnwai, Sou -h. to-day. Ilaupiii. Alt; !<!:: ltd. to-day. Zealand:;). An; I,load, to-day. Kuitta: a. T'U. :r AYaimato, Ur'day. Manuka. So.i,lt. Saturday. Mono".!'. AurUand. nuaday. Mokoi t. Aiti-k! ’.ml, l'Yl>. 5. AYaikare. Soaili. IM>. 6. Zealaml’a. So.tin. I'«h. S. PRO.! EC'TED DEPARTURES. Kereru, Huai Harbor, to-day. Alonowai. Auckland, to-day. Star of Australia, South, to-day. Zealandia. South, to-day. Raden Powell. AYhangarei, Thursday. , ~ , . A[anuka. Auekluul, Saturday. Alonowai. Smith, Sunday. Mo kola. South. Feb. 5. _ AYaikare. Auckland, 1-eb. o. Zealandia, Auckland, Feb S.

By Telegraph

CAPE MARIA, Jan. £S. Victoria posted west at 5.20 a.m. AUCKLAND, Jan. £3. Sailed—Tome-ana (5 p.m.) for London, via Las Palmas; Zealandia (8.80 p.m.) for Gisborne (passengers tor Gisborne; Misses Salmon, Gissler, Svkes, AVilliams, Shanahan, Esime, AL. Harrington. Higgins, Liddell, AVilliams, M. Oran, Lyndsey, McAlister ; Sisters of Alercy (3); Sisters of St. Joseph (5); Mesdames J. G. Cox, J R Miller. Harsman and two children. 11. T. -Jones. AlcKenzie and two children. Flood. AV. Lane; Messrs A. Christie. R. J. Jeffrey, AAlunray, Gissler. Sinison, AV. J. Ballon, Coderwood. H. M. Shepherd, Broderick, O’Keefe, McKenzie. J. R. Miller, R. AV Cary. 11. F. Norrie, Bamford; Alnstcrs Flood (2); steerage—Alessrs R Carswell. Cassidy, Single, McKeam, AV. Craig. Jacobs, Reynolds, - Cuhitt, AV. Murray. Young (2), Paul, Young, Crckcr, Afos'-*). NAPIER, Jan. 28. Sailed—MpnowM. for North (passengers for .Gisborne; Alisses Alagill (2) ~BrNiven (2). AVilliams, Holland ; "Mesdames Cox and boy, Brown- ’■ i ot . ai.,..r,0:m, Leslie and two children. " Perkins ' and boy. "Westwood ; Messrs White. Troup. Loomb, Williams (£>. Dunn, Perry. Carthew. Fieklhoiipe, Horne, Quigley, Lyforcl, Holdsworth, Bifss. Burton. Ingram, Ale-Lean. Caldwell. Leslie. Al.cLough]in, Aliller, Perrin: Archdeacon AVilliams). -

The IT.S.S. Co.’s Alonowai arrives from South this morning, and sails later IJr Auckland. Tlie Tuatea "leaves the wharf at 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. The following have booked passages: Mieses' Lewis, Barnes, Aloore (2), Dickson, Hill, and Denize; Alesdames Jolley, AVinskill and son, R. Skeet, and perdc-ii; Alessrs J. J- Craig, Jolley, AU-Gregor, G. Norman, A. H, Steele, Moore, Teesdale, Alitchell, Russell, Dove' J. Day, G. _Mercer, Perdoii, AVitherington, O’Donnell, Richardson. Sonnet, Bannerman; and A!asters Stringer (2). The HYP. liner Zealandia arrives ■from Auckland this afternoon, and leaves in the evening for South. The Tuatea leaves the wharf with outward passengers at 7 p.m. Tho auxiliary schooner Kereru returned on Alonday evening from tlie Coast, with 266 bales of wool. The. FES. Co.’s Squall arrived from Napier yesterday morning, and sailed later for Auckland with, a full cargo of rheen. The vessel it at present under the command of Captain Motriaon, chief officer of tlib-Haupiri, Captain Benton being on holiday leave.

The TT.R.S. Co.’s Haupiri is expected to arrive to-day from Coast w>rte. After transhipping her cargo.of wool to the Star of Australia, she returns to the Coast for more wool for transhipment at Napier. Tim scow Kin Ora arrived yesterday afternoon from ■ Mangatete after a long passage of 14 days, caused bv calms and head winds. No very rough weather was experienced on the trip. __ The vessel brings 70.000 feet of timber '—for Messrs Peaeocko and Co..