SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2284, 1 September 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED

MONDAY, AUGUST 31. Squall, s.s. (3.30 i>.m.), 369 tons, Benton, from Tologa Bay and Auckland.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Fanny, Napier, to-day. Waikare. South, September 2. Navua. Auckland, September 2. \Vimmora, South, September 5. Waikato, Auckhnd, September G. Victoria, Auckland, September 9. Monowai, South, September 9. Moana, South, September 12.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Squall, Tologa Bay aud Auckland, Auckland, September 2. Taluue, South, September 2 Winnnera, Auckland, September o. W.iikare, iSoiilli, September b. Victoria. South, September 9. Monowai, Auckland. September 9. Moana, Auckland, September 12.

The manager of the local branch of tho U.S..S Co.. Ltd., ban received intimation that the s.s. Tilnue lias hecif withdrawn from the East Coast service to enter tho Eastern Pacific trade, and that the s.s. Navua will Auckhnd in her stead to-day, arriving here to-morrow afternoon. Tho U.Si.S. Co.’s Waikare is due tomorrow morning from South, and leaves ngaiir later for Auckland. Messrs Richardson and Co.’s F inny arTTves from Napier this’-morning with general cargo. Tho steam trawler Endon, which was to have been disposed of vcster : day morning by Messrs Dalgety and Co., was withdrawn from sale.

The 'wharf presented a busy appearance yesterday, when discharging operations were in progress simultaneously from the schooner AVianui, ketch Coronation, and scow Zingari. Some anxiety for the safety of the Union Co.’s barque Locli Lomond is now being expressed in shipping circles, says a Southern exchange. Forty-six days have now elapsed since' the vessel left Newcastle, N.S. W., for Lyttelton, but up till the present no news of her his been received. So far as is known, the vessel lias not been sighted since she left' Newcastle on July 15, but it is thought that she may possibly have been driven away to the northward by the southerly and south-easterly winds which were prevalent in the Tasman Sea for some weeks. The Loch Lomond, which is considerably overdue, is commanded, it is understood, by Captain Thompson. Mr. J. Miller, of Lyttelton, has begun a general overhaul or the Antarctic exploration ship Nimrod in order t 0 tit her for her trip to the Far South early in December. Caulking is being carried on at present. and it is expected that the vessel will be put into dock early next month.

Tho U.S.S. Co.’s Squall arrived in the Bay yesterday afternoon from Tologa Bay and Auckland, and came alongside the wharf at 9 p.m. on the night tide, successfully negotiating the channel without touching the silted bottom. She brings a large general cargo for this port, and it is expected that she will leave again this evening for Tologa.Bay and Auckland.

SYDNEY, August 31. Sailed—Rakanoa and Silver Cloud, for Auckland. NAPIER, August 31. Arrived —Haupiri, at noon yesterday, - from Gisborne; Monowai (8 a.in.), from Gisborne. “ AUCKLAND,. August 31. Sailed—Alokoia (6 p.m.), for Sydney. Arrived —Jeanara- (3 p.m.), from Sydney. Cape Maria reports: “Tyser Co.’s Hawke’s Bay, from West, passed East 1.45 p.m.” ADELAIDE, August 31. Sailed—Senorita, for New Zea- - . land.