SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2171, 22 April 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. TUESDAY, APRIL 21. Haupiri, s.s. - (IT a.m.), 718 tons, Mcßride, For Telega Bay. SAILED. ' TUESDAY, APRIL 21. Squall, s.s. (B.to p.m.), 009 tons, Ben ton, for Napier. Hum. s.r., (8.20 p.m.), Go tons. Nelson, for Napier. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Victoria. Auckland, to-day. Monowr.i, South, to-morrow. [via Ora, South, Anvil 23, Manuka, iSouth, April 20. .Monowai, Auckland, April-o. # Mokoia, Autklaud, Aj.nl -9. .AVaikare, South, April 29. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Victoria, South, to-day. Monowai. Auckland, to-morrow. Kaeo. coast ports and Auckland, this evening. .Manuka, Auckland, April 20. Monowai, Soutli, April 2b. AVaikare, Auckland, April 29. Mokoia, South, April 29. Bv Telegraph. AUCKLAND, April 21. Sailed —Victoria (5.30 p.m.), toi Gisborne. SUVAj Apri i 21 . Arrived— Aorangi- from Brisbane. WELLINGTON, April 21. Arrived —lonic (4-10 p.m.), irom London, via Hobart. The Union S.S. Co.’s Haupiri, which left on Sunday morning for Waipiro Bay, dropped anchor in the Lay at about 11 o’clock yesterday, alter finding it impossible-to work the East Coast ports. The Haupiri will leave for Waipiro Bay early this morOn account of tho holidays the Monowai was late in leaving Wellington vosterday, and will not reach this port until to-morrow morning. The launch will go out at 9 a.m. The wharves were very busy yesterday after the holidays. TheSciuall, AVaiapu, and It urn were all working at one time, discharging and loading. Tho auxiliary schooner Kaeo will leave for coastal ports this afternoon with a general cargo. The Kuddart-Parker Co.’s Victoria arrives from Auckland, this afternoon, and sails south in the evening. Passengers for Gisborne; —(Misses Alartin, Hunter, Elkin, AlcCutcheon, Eaulkner. Kennedy, Alcsdames AVells, Chrisn, Alessrs. Foote, .Pearson, Alurray, Chrism Parker, Parker, Kennedy, Wilkes. Nicol, Campbell, Dean Gjilan, 2 Natives, and 10 steerage. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall sailed for Napier last night. •Messrs, Tlichnrdson and Co. s Kuru completed discharging her cargo yesterday, and. returned to Napier last night.