THE TILES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2247, 20 July 1908, Page 2

THE TILES.

SHIPPING. , i *; ARRIVED. SATURDAY, JULY 18. Moka-a,\u.i. (0 a.m.), 3-j- tons, J --Hutch!!!'.,, worn South. Uiuwiigm: .Misses u right, Wilson (J), lumen, Dickis, tui'mv, and Retleoe; Mcsiluinw Ravmoml, Gollet-t ami child. Wilson, Rattray, Rotors, McNeil, Hutton, Tuckwoll. Parker and mtant; Raymond, Barker, Cambridge, Milson, Walmsby, Rattray, do Beer, M'edderspoon, Wllhuiu, Tuckwoll, Yursleton, Giro, Robertson, Symos, Brnncher. Flood, Gentles, Murrell, Fordkam, Parker. Morrin, Taylor. Dyer, Bailey, Egleston, Egan, Cassidy, Range, Anderson, McCormick, Hepburn, Rolfe, Hunter, Bloomfield, Lange, King, Bryant, Girrick, Mawhonney, Ferguson, and. Dr. Collins. SUNDAY, JULY 19. Monowai, s.s., (1.30 p.m.). 3433 tons, Rolls, from Auckland. 5 Passengers: Misses Dolman (2);Mcssre Roland, Mackley, Tardicu, .Moron, Porter, Gunn, -Wilson, Laidlnv, Johnston, Miller; and 10 steerage. SAILED. SATURDAY, JULY 18. Mokoia, s.s. (2 p.m.), 3502 tons, Hutchins, for Auckland and Sydney. Passengers in addition to those already published:—For Auckland : Miss Mould, Messrs McKenzie, Brrrett, Owen, Richardson, Fraser, Warren, Maulson, and O’Donnell. SUNDAY. JULY 19. Monowai, s.s. pj p.m.), 0433 tons, Rolls, for south. Passengers:—-Uis-st-8 Tomsoy, Thompson, Somervell, Fromm, Osborne, Cockerill, Walters, At. Winter, Sawyer, .Moore, Duty, Jones, V. ErsKine, Fyson, Ambridge, Bullion*. McPha.l, Thompson, J. Duusmuir,. Morris, Hoadiey, and derive; Mesd-unies Xomsey, dray, Jones, Dulnois, Parkinson and l child, Kidd, Sherratt, Richardson, Raymond, F. Harris ; Messrs " Gray, Foote, Colo, Chambers, Shorratt, Eugleston, doldio, R. Sherrutt, Cowlrick, Maurice, Graham, Marsden, A. Kirk, King, Sargisson, Bee, Raymond, Gentles, Jackman, TVilliums, Cast, (Stevens, Tulloch, Gannon, Broudfiuld, Fahey, Jobsoii, Jeune, and 20 steerage.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Talune, South, July 22. Victoria, South, July 2d. Talune, Auckland, July 20. Pelotas, Newcastle, early. Ivaiapoi, 5.6., Newcastle, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Talune, Auckland, July 22. Victoria, Auckland, July 25. Talune, South, July 20. VESSELS IN PORT. Alert, 6cow. Gisborne, schooner. The U.S.S. Co.’s Mokoia arrived from South early on Saturday morning, and continued her trip to Auckland later in the forenoon. ■ The U.S.S. Co.’s Monowai returned from Auckland yesterday afternoon, and proceeded South at night. lhe auxiliary schooner Kaeo leaves v - Auckland this week for Coast ports \ - and Gisborne. Th 0 schooner Gisborne sails on Wednesday for Tologa Bay and Auckland with a load of artificial manure for the latter port, The 6cow Alert- is still in port, and 1 will probably sail to-day for Ngunguru. if the weather moderates. • • The schooner Awanui left Auckland on Friday for Tologa Bay and th.s port with a cargo of timber for Messrs Evans, Nield and Co. lhe U.iS.S. Co.’s Squall is expectsl*? arrive to-day from Tologa Bay and Auckland. The ketch Coronation is due early from Whitianga with timber for Messrs Mackrell and CoLley, and other consignees. - . /-, The s.s. Hiaemoa will leave Welington- this morning,on her northern trip, calling at Auckland, ivaipara, and Onehunga. BY TELEGRAPH. CAPeIuRIA, July 18. A largo tuo-masted cargo steamer apparently in ballaojt oy partially loaded was ui tlm vm.u; t y of the J-hree Kings, heading Smith, a t 5 p.m. yesterday. . AUCKLAND, -July R) .Arrived—Mokoia (12.30 n.m.), from Gisborne; Moana (12 noon), from Sydney,

.a •, , y... -SYDNEY, July 18. bailed —ulunaroa, for "Sew Zealand; Stephanos, for New Zealand NEWCASTLE, July 18. Sailed—Miry Isabel, for Gisborne. . . , MELBOURNE, July 19. MaLtai” —‘ Soi^O C; from - Liverpool;

Hiizh Water Low Water Monday, ‘20 11.10 11.36 3.01 5.28 Tuesday, 21 0.05 0.33 5.58 6.24