SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2226, 25 June 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

arrived. WEDNESDAY.. JUNE 21. AVaikare, e.S. (4 a.m.), 3071 tons, Uerneeh, from Couth. 1 aisengeis. LMisses flood (2)s, Gray, ltmlwanl, Beatson; Alesdnmes Heargreaves, 1' jers; Rev. Gardiner; Messrs lie - stone. Midlane, \\ uldop, 1 rime, An-■iVpl-l', Allan, (Hnrriotte, Rolfe, Boakman, Langford, Tuko, Lyenar, _Leattie, Troup, -MeLernon, .Mackarlant, Sunkil, il'a llayA, Cotter ill, Gardner, Pear.se, Hcdwoood, iHonnytie, Jliolop, Sown, MciLeod, and 31 steerage. Haupiri. s.s. (2.20 p.m.), <4B tons, Mcßride, front. Couth- :■ iMokoia, s.s.' (3 p.mj, - MB Smith, from ••Auckland. I assengms. Misses Field, MeVeil, Uoylan, iMcLoglirv. Nixon, Rest; AlesdamesMartin Orav and infant, btevens, _AA dKon, Colt-brook, Colwell and infant; Messrs Grav. Edwards, Taplin, Wilson,' Havvie, .Scott, Stringer 4 orter, (Massey, Murray, (Butler, Jaj, Mai onev, mill li stcoragf.. SAILED. WEDNESDAY,^JUNE 24. - Rum, s.s. (1 a.nt.), 65 tons, ■Nelootohs, CarlH Walkuc or si UC (10.15 a.ih.), 3071 Alcli-ao, Litehmore, Master Black Napier -.Misses Pratene, Smith, and Harrod, Airs. Aropeta, Kura, Fordhain, (H. Cl. Dusk, Tingey, • • Kfrata, (Prime, Carpenter Widdot, .Fiiiminons, Davies, Doyle Redstone, iljittlobury, Nut aim, Kinght, Arapt ta Kura, Joblin, Neenan, Cato, Con - rick, Wilson, King, Honan, McDonald Evans, AVollerman, and . Hare Matenga. For AVellington: Miss F. Jones, Messrs Strong, Henrys, Jones, J. Burnett, A. L. Beattie, and Ronayne. For Dunedin: Miss Rickard, Mr. Rickard. > V • EXPECTED - ARRIVALS; Victoria, South, June 27. Waikaro, Auckland, June 28. Squall, Auckland, Juno 29. Tomoana, Auckland, June -9. AVimmcra, Auckland, July 1. Monowai, South, July, 1. Taliine, South, July 4. Monowai. Auckland. July o. Talutte, Auckland, July 8. W.iikare, South, July 8. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Haupiri, Coast and Auckland, today. .■ v _ Victoria, Auckland. Juno 2 1. Waikare, (South, June 28. AVimmera, South, July 1. Alonowai, Auckland, July 1. Talune, Auckland, July 4. (Monowai, 'South',. July 5. Talune, South, July. 8. AVaikare, Auckland, July 8.

The U.S.'S. Co.’s AVu ik are harr iveil from South yesterday morimig and sailed for Auckland. jTlie U.S.S. Co.’s Haupiri arrived from Napier yesterday afternoon. Owin'' to bad weather on the Coast - she will, not leave for Coast ports and Auckland until to-day. lhe iol■Wovriiig ■ have hooked passages tor '"Coast ports:—For Tologa Bay: Mr. and Mrs. H. M. AValker, Messrs Lyons', Tuckwell, and Dittos; for Port Awanui: Mr. Goldsmith; for.Tuparoa: Mr. and Mrs. Beale, Messrs Elian, Pauira. • . The U.iS.S. Co.’s Mokoia arrived •from Auckland yesterday afternoon, and continued her voyage South at night. Messrs R ichardson and Co.’s Fanny and Burn were delayed later than was anticipated on Tuesday night, and did not sail 'South until early yesterday morning. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co.’s Karamea completed loading, and' left for Auckland early yesterday morning. with the following shipments: 9069 carcases mutton, 4665 carcases lamb, 1388 quarters beef, 12 sides veal, and 392 packages sundries. The Kararaea is expected to legve Auckland l'or London on Friday. The following were the shipments from this.port by the Tyser liner Star of New 'Zealand: 13,491 carcases of mutton, 1831 carcases lamb, 671 quarters of beef, 34 casks of casings., The Tyser liner Tomoana arrives from Auckland on Monday to load for London. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall is due on Monday from Tologa Bay and Auckland.

A Press Association telegram from Christchurch states that Captain R. Strung, marine superintendent <J the Union Company, and Captain Cameron, a director of the Company, arrived from Dunedin by the s.s. Ario-

toria this morning, and paid a visit cfjjpspection to the Company’s sailing ' Shipft art ford. Speaking to a reporter, i Captain Strang said that CaptaiN Cameron and ho were very well sa f /sfiCu with the vessel, but that nothing would bo done in connection wi th the proposal to lit her up as a sailing ship for use as a training ship just yet. The clippor barque Loch Lomond, recently purchased by the Union Company, is now loading coal at Newcastle for Lyttelton. On arrival here the Loch Lomond will be inspected with the view of deciding whether she or the. Hartford is tile more suitable vessel to be fitted out as a training ship. In. the meantime the Dartford will proceed from Lyttelton tc •Kaiparn, where she will load a cargo of timber - for Sydney. The vessel will afterwards go to Newcastle to loud -another cargo of coal for Lyttelton. BY TELEGRAPH. / ; NAiPIEiR, Juno 24. Arrived —Rum (IQ a.m.), from Gisborne. AVELLINGTON. .Tunis 24. Arrived—Star of New Zealand (8.2(1 • ' a.tii.) from Gisborne; Mobraki (11.2 C , a.til.), from Sydney, AUCKLAND. June 24. Arrived—Tomoana (8 a.m.), from Sydney; barque 'Hippulns and bar(lueutiiie lima, from Newcastle. FREMANTLE, June 24. Arrived —Moldavia, from London. Passengers for New Zealand: Miss Freeman. Mr. and Alrts. Ross. .Messrs s v Harris, Jones, AVallis, Kettle, Ator- \ timer, 'Wilkinson, and Ivvnott. X , WELLINGTON, June 24.- > Slrrived—Rcnliold barquentino (5.30 p.iil-), from Liverpool.