SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2143, 19 March 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED WEDNESDAY .March 18 Waikare. s.s. (0.15 a.m.), 3071 tons, Benicell. Irom south. Passengers: Misses Alsweiller, Hutton (2), Spence. Ross (2). Murray, Redwtml, Quigley. Cooper, and Dodge; Mesdames 'Astin, Mav.de and two children, Thom;vt, and Cooper: Messrs Carmichael. Cast, Dartan. Hanger, Barclay, lieMawie (2), Hogg, Atitcboll, Simpson, Cast. Barton, Ranger, Barclay, McLaughlin, Meek, Headland, Walker, ALeConnel, Baird, Oldham, Prime, Hatley, "’ebb, Bigtial, Drummond, .Dvor, Price, Bussell, .Ruins, Craig, Callishan. Currin. Mather, Blackmail, Dodge, j'isk. Allen, Tovey, Med dice, and 48 steerage. Manuka s.s. (12.1(1 p.m.), -1505 tons, Phillips. from Sydney and Auckland. Passengers—lntercolonial: Air and Airs Watt, Aiks Russell, Mesdames (loudwin and four children, Messrs ,)oties and Johnston. Coastal: Misses Gouldrinibk, Cowan (21, Dunlop, W iskvstead, Lee, Noble, Somerville, Tolly, and Eraser; Alesdamos Clirisp, Dixon. Sa-iusbury, Scatter. Bnscke, Wallis, La.vrie, AleLeav and infant. 11ammond,; Messrs Hansen, Bruce, Wickstead, Beattie, Kerr, .Robb, Sainsbur.v, Somerville, Buscke, Treves, Murray, Frazer, AlcGlnshcn, Morgan, Clark, Davis, .Richards, Abdellali, Cotton, Jones, Dempster. Bryant, Jlurbess, Cheshire, Niven, Austin, Aliller. Glaseow Burne, Chanfo (2), AleClay, Thomas, Beets, Harrison, and Const a ble McPherson.

SAILED. WEDNESDAY, March 18. Waikare s.s. (4 p.m.), 3071 tons, Bornech, for Auckland. Passengers: Alisses Hair, McDonald, Lyons; AleSdames A. T. Ngata and child, Jones, Culpau Fallen er; Messrs Peacock, A. de Beer, Judd, Griffiths, C. .Dunlop, AYood, Ralph, Anderson, Richards, Hcfrernan, D. Mourice, H. Rewai, H. Parnell, Houlihan, Bassett, Rose, Mansfield, .Boil don, and son, and AlcFarquart. Alanuka, s.s., 4505 tons, Phillips, for south. Passengers:—For Napier: Airs J.C. E. Turner and two children, Air. and Airs. Horsfall and infant, Air and Airs, Hooper, Air and Airs. Morris and four children ; Misses Anderson, Whatman, Dunn, lugleton, AleCredie, Honi Tipuna ; Mcsdnmes Polkinghovno, Tombleson and child, Todd and two children, Price, Bartlett, Mere AYai manuka, Anderson, Ale Kay, Rowley, and Woodbine Johnson ; Messrs Doyle, Bright, Bennett, Butler, McLeod, Cook, Nicolas, Winter, Stewart, Bristow, Alclntosh, Farmer, Z inker, Prime, Oldham, Coleman, Ala+her, Bartlett, AlcConnell, Herd; Street, Anderson, Phillips, Thomson (2), Smiler, Albert, Carroll, Holden, Alder, Te Kani, and 40 natives. For Lyttelton: Messrs Williamson (2) and Hart. For Sydney: Air. G. Smith.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tokonvaru, South, to-day. Haupiri, South, Friday. Wimmera, South, Saturday. Waikare, Auckland, Sunday. Kereni, Auckland, via Coast, early. Ilina, Newcastle, early. Mary Isabel, Newcastle, early. Alonowai, South, March 25. Victoria, Auckland, Alarcli 25. Alanuka, South, March 28. Alonowai, Auckland, Alarcli 29. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Coronation, Auckland, to-day. Haupiri,' Auckland via Coast, today. Hard Craig, Auckland, Friday. Wimmera, Auckland, Saturday. Waikare, South, Sunday. Alonowai, Auckland, March 25. Victoria, South, Alarcli 25. • v Alanuka, Auckland, Alarcli 28. Alonowai, South, March 29. BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, Alarcli 18. Arrived —Daniel from Kaipara. AUCKLAND, Alarcli 18. Arrived. — Jessie Craig from Lyttelton. NAPIER, March 18. Arrived.— Haupiri (1.30 a.m.) Irom Gisborne. , WELLINGTON, Alarcli 18. Arrived —BarqueWeathersfield (5.10 p.m.) from Bunbury.

The IT.S.S. Co.’s Alanuka arrived from Auckland a litt-lo after noon yesterday, after a run. of under 20 hours. She left for Napier in the evening. The Union S.S. Co’s Wai’kare was delayed at Napier on Tuesday through heavy cargoes. She left Napier at 1.30 a.m. yesterday and arrived here about 9 o’clock, but she did not leave for Auckland until late in tbe afternoon. The Union S.S. Co’s Haupiri arrives to-morrow morning from Napier, and leaves later for Coast ports and Auckland. The barque Hazel Craig commenced ballasting yesterday and is expected to sail at the end of the week for Auckland, where she -will be docked to facilitate cleaning. After cleaning the vessel proceeds to Whangarei to' load timber for Melbourne. . The- H.P. liner Wimmera, due from Napier on Saturday, is now under the command of Captain Waller, lately master of the Victoria.