SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2341, 6 November 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. Zingara, a.s. (11 a.m.), 184 tons, Jensen, from Nunguru. expected ARRIVALS. Manuka, South, Nov. 7. Monowai, Auckland Nov. 8. Rakaia, Auckland, Nov. 9. Tarawera, South, Nov. 11. Mokoia, Auckland, Nov. 11. Victoria, South, Nov. 14. Tarawera, Auckland, Nov. 10. Torgauten, Greymouth, early. Ivaeo, Coast and Auckland, early. projected departures. Manuka, Auckland, Nov. 7. Monowai, South, Nov. 8. Tarawera, Auckland, Nov. 11. Mokoia, South, Nov. 11. Victoria, Auckland, Nov. Tarawera, South, Nov. 15. , VESSELS IN PORT. iKia Ora, scow. Alert, scow. Coronation, ketch. Zingara, anuxiliary scow. The three-masted auxiliary scow Zingara arrived in the Bay early \esterday morning from Ngunguru, anci ■was brought alongside the wharf before noon, when-Hhe work of discnaiging her timber was commenced. She had a cood trip down the coast, light and variable winds being experienced .She brought close on ot timber for the Alpha iSawmiks. The N.Z. Shipping Co s Rakaia, the first boat of the season to load wool to catch the January sales, will arrive here on Monday from Auckland. She Hoads approximately 2000 bales at this port, after which sue sails for Napier and Wellington, anally leaving the latter port for London on November 21st. The following were the shipments from this 'port by the Sliaw, Savin and Albion Co.’s A theme, through Messrs Common, Shelton and Co., loading agents-.—Gisborne Sheep! armors’ frozen Meat Co. : 44 casks tallow, 1G casks pelts, 504 quarters beef, 5757 carcases mutton, 21G legs mutton, 242 pieces mutton. 43 case:: of kindneys, and 11 bales of wool; Murray, Roberts and Co. : 46 bales ot wool; Common, Shelton 'and Co. : 84 bales of wool; Dalgety and Co. : 285 bales of wool. The new oil -launch for Messrs Nelson Bros., Ltd., will probably arrive from Auckland by the U.S.S. -Co.’e Squall on her next trip. The Tyser liner Niwaru, and the Shaw, Savil-1 Co.’s Corinthic are both due in the middle of the montn to load wool lor London. Tlie U.S.S. Co.’s Manuka arrives from South to-morrow morning -and sails Later in the forenoon for Auckland and Sydney. The Tuatca -leaves the wharf at G a.m.' and 10 -a.m. (meantime). The U.S.S. Co.’s Monowai returns from Auckland on Sunday afternoon, and continues her voyage South iu the evening. The U.iS.S. Co.’s new steamer Mali lira steamed from Melbourne to Sydney in 30 hours, averaging 17.65 knots. Her best day’s run was 427 aniles. She failed to break the MaOieno’s record of 29 hours 54 minutes. The Maknra lowered the record from Durban with only seven of her eight boilers in use, covering the distance (5569 miles) in 13 days 20 hours, and averaging 16. S knots all the way. BY TELEGRAPH. NEWCASTLE, Nov. 5. Sailed —Wairuna, for New Zealand. SYDNEY. Nov. 5. Arrived —Rio, from Napier. Sailed—Mokoia (8 p.m. yesterday), for Auckland. MELBOURNE, Nov. 5. Sailed —Warrimoo, for Bluff. AUCKLAND, Nov. 5. Arrived—Squall (1 a.m.), from Gisborne ; Monowai (9.30 a.m.), from Gisborne. NAPIER, Nov. 5. Arrived —Victoria (6 a.m.) from Gisborne,