SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2411, 28 January 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. AVEDN'ESDAY, JAN U All Y 27. Kuril, s.s. (7 a.in.), 65 tons,'Peterson. from .Napier. Alonowai, s.s. (7.15 a.in.) 3436 tons, J. Rolls,- krom south. Passengers: Misses Blake, Cowan, Uonner, -Marron, Lawson, LLawkes, .Blackett, Freeborn, AlcDavitt, Pixie, Noble-Camp-belil , Gillett, and ©male; Alesdamos Gordon and two children, Armstrong. Aloss, Don nor and maid, Williamson, iSnell, and Bourkc; 'Messrs Gordon, Marshall, Ormond, Armstrong, Stowe, Donner, Putley, Jolbson, Harding. Parian©, 'Baxter, AlcLean, Vale, Skeites, Henderson, Black, Lennox. Newton, Fawcett, Bourkc, Alathiason, .Raymond, ‘Shar.pin, Jamieson, Williamson Dramatic Go., and ' 37 steerage. Squall, s.s. (11.50 a.m.), 369 tons, Benton, from Auckland and Tologa. Aactoria, s.s. (2.30 p.m.), 2969t0n5, Entwistle, from Sydney and Auckland. LDssengors:—From Sydney: Mossrs Cole, J. G. Barnes, Halkot. and Colfax. From Auckland : Misses Garry (2), Brooks, Arthur, Corlegon, Fitzgerald (2), Forbes, Creighton, Aston, Me Alban. Downey, Anejguc. Ross, Robinson, Sisters of Alercv (i) • Mesdamos King and child, Nutting, Young, Wilson) Fitzgerald, Hughes and boy, Walsh ami child, Lloyd, Robinson, Jermh, Brown, Downey, McDermott and boy, and Brown; Messrs Dorman, Taylor', Yeale, Tiddy, Chambers, King, Boyd, A\ illiunison, Ensor, Cox, Fletcher (2), Lewis. F. Muir, A. C. Steele, AlcHennery, Cox, Legg, iSlathan, Scrutton, Maoris (8), Aston (2), Brown, Wilson, Hug-, hes, War nock, Payne, Walker, Nolan, Robinson, Stevens, Rev. Archdeacon Walsh, Rev. Father Gill'an, Masters Nutting, Hotelier, Muir, Fitzgerald, Lewis, Porter, and Roho. Tramp, scow (7.45 p.m.), 92 tons. Miller, from Auckland. Ha ere, scow (8.45 p.m.), 99 tons, Barnes, from AA'hangarou.

SAILED. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. Monowai, s.s. (2.15 p.m.) 3433 tons. Rolls, for Auckland. Passengers: Misses Douglas, Ferguson, 'Spearing, Cantwell. Field, Airbridge, Sadler. Li'peit, Goodyear, F. E. Dinghes, and Powclil; Mesdames Evans and infant, Ford und son, F. J. Lysnar and infant, Langley, Weston, Hirst, Downey, and Mayes; Messrs L. C. AJiller. Squirrel], Hyams, A. MeFarlane. Bruetseh. Moore, Buckland. Carumcre, Miller, Hekemarau. Farrell. King. Johnston, McCormick, Leehorn, Bruce. Johnston, Pine, Ngawaea. Wade, AfcCooinbe, Warren. Wilkins. Lowndes and son, and Master Field. Rum. s.s., 65 tons, Peterson, tor Naoier. Yiteoria, s.s. (10 p.m.). 2969 tons. Eutwistle, for south. Pa sscj igers : For Napier: Aliases Hay (2). Viatorhouse. Cooper, Rosie. Epps, Yantrie. Brownlee. Thayer. Hawkins, Macdonald, Ilodge. Powell, Mohata, Hutchinson, Sheridan, Munro (3). and Davis: Afesdam.es Lonmin. Busby. Gaming, Scholes, Lappms, ©klr Raines. Collins, Boorke, Powell, Levis, AlcAlieliael, Plimsoll, Smith, flaw Hooton, Homo and two children, ana Yantrie; Afessrs 4amnan, Kirkpatrick, Drummond, Carpenter, Leuipms, Parker, Miller, .Dallcn, Beese, iSliopJey, Kinvig, Bourke, Beavis, Hodge. Macdonald, Atkins, vitamsay. McKenzie. AYvllie. Gallic, R. E. Afiller. Livingstone. iC. A fat-thews, llunsoo., Budd. iS'hickscle. Ormicliacl. Steele, Roe. Homo, Apstan. A ow<y. Clare j,aws, and Driver, 'Leo, Jan, 'and Misehel Chcrniavski, Captain Aniott, and Alaster Lewis (2). For Wellington: Miss Weston, Airs. Jvendai.l and infant, ' Messrs- Hutton. (Nudds Alarton, A. East, and Ivendnll ho Lvttelton: Misses Holdsworth {■>)■ Byers, .and Sutherland; Mesdarneo Sutherland and H. Badeley; Mr. Sutherland. For Dunedin: Misses McArthur and Alexander. Rangatira, s.s. (9.45 p.m.), 40 m tons, Char man, for south.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. JCaramea, Auckland, Jan. 29. Manuka, South, Jan. -JO. Monowai,. Auckland, Jun. 31. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Squall, Whangarei, to-day. Manuka, Auckland, Jian. 30. Monowai, South, Jan. 31. VESSELS !M PORT. Rangi, scow. Hacre, scow. \ Tramp, scow. \ Squall, s.s. The TJ.S.S. Co.'s .Monowai arrived from south yest'erdny morning and sailed again !for Auckland at- 2.15 p.m. The Huddart-Parkpr C'o.’s Victorja arrived from Auckland and. Sydney yesterday afternoon and sailed sopth at night. The TJ.S.S. Co.’s Flora was loading wool at Port Awaniii yesterday for transhipment at this port to the Tvser /finer 'Nerehaua, which arrives from Auckland on Sunday to load lor Home. The iShaw, Savill a.iuk Albion Co. s Rangatira. completed her loading last night and sailed for south. The U.S.S. Co.’s Squall arrived from Tologa Ti iy and Auckland yesterday morning after a fine passager Sre brought a general cargo, including transhipments ex s.s. Otaki, .Mama ri. and -Cornwall. She returns to 'Whangarei to-day with la- 'load of A. R. Stewart date chief officer of the TJ.S.S. Co.s’ Kini, has been transferred to the Squall, _ and accompanies her on t-lus trvp fi'oin Auckland. Mr. C, McKinley, who has been chief officer on the Squall for some time, has been transfer) cd to tho Flora. Messrs 'Richardson 'and Co. s Liuru arrived from smith yesterday morning with a. full general cargo and a number of stud sheep. Her cargo included 2500 ft of timber for-- Messrs "Clayton iEros. and 1000 posts for Messrs ‘Williams niid Kettle, Ltd. She Returned to Napier in the evening. The TJ.SjS. Co.’s. Wanaka is expected to arrive from south on to-mOrrow or Saturday with ' produce. The scow 'Haere arrived from Whangaroa last night with a ‘lUill cargo o. titnher. She experienced xavorab.e weather all down tho coast, .passing. East Cape on Tuesday;, morning.

. The scow Tramp arrived from Auckland last night with a cargo of 148 tons of rails and * miscellaneous items for the Public Works Department. Tho Tramp lias not been .here, for a number of years, and for some time past has .been engaged in the Onehunga-Kaipara trade on tho west coast. The following alterations have been made to tho U.S.'S. Co.’s timc-tablo: Intercolonial service—Ttfie Aiarama, on arival at Dunedin on Saturday. March 20, withdraws from the Cook Strait service, and returns to Sydney via East Coast and Auckland on Tuesday, March 23, in the Manuka's time-table. On arrival at Sydney on Friday, April 2, she ‘withdraws to enter the Vancouver service, sailing on April 12th. The Manuka., arriving at Dunedin on Sunday, March 21, proceeds through to Melbourne on Monday, the 22nd, in the Manama's running, and remains in the Mel'bourne-Cook Strait-Sydue,y Service meantime. The ‘Aloaiia, arriving tat Sydney from Vancouver on Alarcli 22, withdraws, and enters the intercolonial service, leaving Sydnt-y on April 7 for Dunedin via Auckland and East Coast ports, remaining in this service till further advised.

gv TELEGRAPH. LONDON, Jan. 26. Arrived—Corint-hic, froth Wellington. Sailed—Paparoa, tor Lyttelton. NEWCASTLE, Jan. 27. S tiled—Aberlour, for Ae w Zeailand. AUCKLAND, Jan. 27. Arrived—Waitomata (1 a.in.), from Newcastle; Atria- (9.45 a.in.), from Nukulofa. WELLINGTON, Jan. 27. Arrived—Maheno (11.20 a.in.), from Sydney. AIiELBOURNiE, Jan. 27. Sailed—Ulimaroa. for Bluff. NEWCASTLE, Jan. 27. Arrived—Tliirdla from Auckland.