SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2285, 2 September 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER J. Fanny, s.s. (10 n.m.), 55 Inns, Carlson', from Napier. SAILED. • Squall,' s.s. (0.15 p.m.), 300 tons, ■llenton, for Tologa Uav and Auckland. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Waikare, South, to-day. Navua, Auckland, to-morrow. Winunora, South, September o. Waikare, Auckland, September 6. Victoria, Auckland, September 0. Mouowai, South, September 9. Moann, South, September 12. PROJ ECTED - DEPARTURES. Fanny, Napier, to-day. "Waikare, Auckland, to-day. Navua, South, to-morrow. Wiinmorn, Auckland, September 5. Waikare, South, September C. Victoria, South. September 0. Mouowai, Aucklundv-September 9. Moann, Auckland, September 12. Messrs Richardson and Co.'s Fanny arrived; from Napier yesterday morning with general cargo. She returns again to-day. f The U.S.S. Co.’s Waikare arrives from South this 'morning and leaves liter for Auckland. Outward passengers leave the wharf at 9 p.m. (meantime). • The U.S.S. Co.’s Navua arrives from Auckland to-morrow morning, and proceed-? South later. The U.S.iS. Co.’s 1 laupiri is due from CreymOUth early next week. The U.S.S. Co.’s U ikauoa -is duo shortly from Newcastle with coal. . The” U.S.S. Co.’s Squall completed discharging her cargo yesterday, and sailed for Tologa II iy and Auckland in the evening. Messrs Pencooke and Co. report that the scow Gau-net is leaving Mangateto shortly with a shipment of 90,000 ft of kauri timber for tliat firm, and it is probable that the Torgauten will leave Grey mouth this month for Gisborne with a shipment of timber. also consigned to the firm. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s R.M.S. Turakina left Capetown on Monday for New Zealand, vi-r Hobart. An explosion of benzine occurred at two o'clock yesterday morning in the storo room of the Moann at Dunedin. Throe men in the room at the time dashed out, covered with flames; They wero the ship’s storekeeper and two young engineers, ond one of the latter was removed to tho Dunedin Tlospit il. They working on the ship. The former were burned about tho hands and face, but it is believed not dangerously. The third man was burned about tlio legs, but tho injuries are not severe. It was recently cabled that two overdue colliers, the British Monarch and Baron Minto, with coal for the American battleship .fleet, had been reinsured at a premium of ten" guineas,’ per cent. The British Monarch arrived at Auckland yesterday morning, 75 days out from Newport News... Her captain reports passing the Baron Minto anchored in Magellan Straits. Ho attributes the lengthy'. voyage to the stormy weather and high seas. BY TELEGRAPH. BRISBANE, September 1. Arrived—llruroa. from 'Wanganui. NEWCASTLE, September 1. Arrived —Waitemata, from Auckland. Sailed—Daniel, for Auckland, HOBART, September I. .Arrived—Helen, from New Zealand. Sailed—YVueri, for Now Zealand. CAPE MARIA, September 1. U.S.S. .Vtokoia, from oust, passed west at 9.15 a.m.; a large t\\o-mastcu steamer,, with yellow tunnel, block top, from west, passed east at 5.30 p.m yesterday. FAREWELL SPIT, Sept. 1. Whangapo passed east at 1.30 p.m. yesterday. BLUFF, Sep to mber 1. Arrived—-Mait.ii (5.35 a.in.), from Hobart, with English mail. CAPETOWN, September 1. Sailed—N.Z. Shipping Co.’s Turakina (7 a.m. on 3ist), for ton.AUCKLAND, September 1. Arrived —Hawke’s Bay (11.15 n.m.) from Liverpool; -British Monarch (at daylight), from Newport ’News. Sailed —Lord Sefton (5 p.m.), for SydNAPIER, September 1. Sailed —Waikare. Passengers for Gisborne: Misses Burness, Freeman, Mulligan, Rosie; ■ Mesdames Morris, .Kemp and child, Martin, Harding-, Messrs Morris (2), Allen, Williams, Olson, Kemp, Baird, Clark, Graham, Kinvig, Gaclduin, O’Brien, Page, and McLernou.