SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2220, 18 June 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

.UMtIVEI). Wednesday,' June 1 < - . .Tarawera, s.s. (b a.m.), 2003 tons, Lacev. from South. Passengers: Misses Williams.. MoPhail, and Coop ; iildsdnines Williams, Adair, cvvi-u. Coop; Dr. Simpson; Messrs A leghorn, AUt'.iuir.s (2),-I'enwick, Adair, /Coop, Holden, Gnlkshan, Raymond, Walk el - , Christophers. Garrett, Macintosh. Fitzsimmons, Doyle, Fenwick. Limburg, Cato, Phillips, Jacteon, Branson, Strachan, Skitch, Gill, Purton, Mint'i. Cunningham, Hcenan, ' Hay, and 3d steerage. . Victoria, s.s. (4 p.m.), -909 ton.,, Ehtwistlo, from Auckland, t atsenjCfoi'B: —Kw* -, .Rnekard, anu < iWilloughby; 'Mrs. Willoughby; Messrs McGregor, Pago, Knight, Harrison, Drummond, Ballard, Mathias, Collins. Dickens, and Verne, oteero."o: -Mrs. Ansoll; Messrs Waters, Tripane,-Sursfield, Tait (3), and. I 1 loriris. Star of New Zealand, s.s. (7 p.m.), 10,000 tons, Beck, from Auckland-.

SAILED. Wednesday, Juno 17Tarawera, s.s. (4p.m.), 2003 tons, Lacev, for Auckland. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. .1). Bell, Miss 'Middell. Mrs. Ponnso and infant, Messrs J. Massev, I’earge. Richardson. AAoolen, SI eat or. K. C. Isaac. Campbell., Howden, Ober, Johnstone, Devine, and MacLaren. •Victoria, s.s. (10 p.m.), 2909 tons, iEntwistlo. for South. Passengers: For Napier: '.Ur. and Mrs. ’ruckwell, Misses 'Hunter, Gilding, O'Brien, Lang. Wallen., and Munns (2); Hen. J. Carroll, .Messrs Paslev. Gordon. F. II ill. Hamilton, Pratt, Lanohin. Minta, J. W. Christophers, Gore, R. Walker, Pearso (2), J. E. Flood, Itiach, E. J. Williams, Macduff, Stewart. Wallen, Hansen, Babbs, Millichamp. For AVellington: Miss Hall, Mrs. Blair, 'Messrs Sampson, Hansen, Marigold, AA’ills, and Alas ter AA’hite. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ICaramea, South. June 19. iMoana, Soqtli, June 20. ■Haupiri. South, June 20. Tarawera, Auckland, June 21. Alokoia, Auckland, June 24. AVnikare, South, June 24. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ■Moana, Auckland, June 20. Tarawera. South, June 20. iHaupiri, Coast and Auckland, June 20. ICaramea, London, June 20. (Alokoia, South, June 24. •AVaikare, Auckland, Juno 24. VESSELS IN PORT. 'lCaeo, a.s. Seagull, scow. Awanui, seboonor. Star of New Zealand, s.s., in Bay.

The U.S.'S. Co.’s Tarawera arrived from vSouth yesterday morning, after 41 stormy passage from Napier. She had a heavy- cargo for this port, and owing to this fact, and also the heavy <ea in the Bay, did not get away for Auckland until late in- the afternoon. The Huddart-Parker Co.’s A 7 ictoria arrived from Auckland yesterday afternoon. and proceeded South at night. Tlio IT.SiS. Co.’s Haupiri .left Greymouth yesterday morning for 'Napier and Gisborne. Site is due here on Saturday, and will sail the following day for Coast ports, and Auckland. The auxiliary schooner Kaeo is taking in cargo and will sail for Coast ports and Auckland when the weather moderates sufficiently. The' schooner Awanui will complete the discharge o-f her cargo for this port to-day. and will probably sail for Tologa Bay and Auckland this evoiiing, if the weather permits. The Typer liner Star of New Zealand arrived in the Bay last night from Auckland to load for London. The Tyser lino steamer Tomoana, which left, London on April 20 for New Zealand, via Australia, is expected to arrive -at AVellington about June 28. The “iSydn-ey Commerical News” savs that Captain Linkfater, who is still in command of the Tomoannf, reports very bad weather prevailed during the first portion- of the voyage, particularly in the longitude of the -Cape of Good Hope.. The wind occasionally developed hurricane vigor, and the seas rose to a great- -height, but although the ship was flung about a good deal, neither she nor her crew suffered any -illeffects. Later on the storm changed round to the eastward, culminating in a good serious of blinding blizin a series of blinding -blizzards off Cape Leeuwin, which completely obscured surroundings. The temperature was also very cold, and the- situation generally proved trying in the extreme.

According to the “Otago Daily -Times, ’’ an important addition to the Union Company’s fleet, in the shape of the new steamer Waiteinata, may ho looked for about the middle of next month. After loading general cargo at West of England ports- the Waitomata proceeded to London, whence she sailed on May 3 ror Fremantle. After discharging there she proceeds t 0 Burii.hur.v to fill ur> with hardwood for -New Zealand ports. (By Telegraph,) AUCKLAND, June 17. Arrived —Atua, s.s. (11 a.m.), from Nukualofa. WELLINGTON, Juno 17. Arrived—Ulimaroa (9.25 a.m.), from Sydney. SYDNEY, June .17. Arrived—Daniel, from Whangarei. Sailed—Mokoia. Mr. and Mrs. Kubelik and Major I’attorson were passengers. NEWCASTLE, Juno 17. Sailed—Melbourne, for Lvttolton. MELBOURNE, Juno 17. Sailed—-Maitai.