SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 14, 18 January 1901, Page 1

SHIPPING.

The steamer Fanny left for Napier yesterday afternoon, taking a load of undumped wool, shipped by Messrs Williams and Kettle, for the Sulfolkshire, at Napier. The Moura leaves Auckland to-morrow alternoon for Gisborne. The Taluno arrived at Napier, from Gisborne, at 5 yesterday morning. , The Oniapere leaves Napier this evening, and arrives at Gisborne in the evening. The Monowai has left Melbourne for the Bluff, having returned troopers on board. The Hawke’s Bay, recently at Gisborne, from which port she proceeded to Napier, has arrived at Wellington. The Ikhona has sailed from Auckland for Wellington, and should arrive at the latter port on Saturday. , , Captain C. Spinks, formerly in command of the Talunc, and well known in Gisborne, is now captain of the Mokoia, which vessel was plaeed at the disposal of the Government representatives at the Commonwealth celebrations at Sydney. . The Union Co.’s s.s. Moura (Captain McDonald) arrived from South early yesterday morning, and left at 11 a.m. for Auckland Following is her passenger list '■ Inward , Mesdames Parker and children, Watkins and children, Woolwright, Karaitiana, and Bennott: Misses Keys, Williamson, Itunciman, Jarvis, Jones, and Douglas . Messrs Parker, Bydcr, Lusk, Groves, Bennett, Cato, Fox, Oliver, Gibbs, Beasey, Philips, Taylor, lul look (2), Barker (2), McLernon, Dobbie, Ken wap, Paroit and children, Stevenson, Wool wright, Manning, Morris, Wiri Ngahiti Dalton, Hcnton, liitcher, Middleton, Bisaell Blake, Haycock, Knox, Hardy, Poter Hone ; MoDonald, Ferris, Franklyn, Jones, Bennett, Bryant, Kilsloy, and Bonner. Outward: Mesdames McLeod and Hay; Miss Greener ; Messrs White, Ross, Towsoy, Potter, Nolan (2), Hunt, Ross, Baker, l’earco, Haismaa, Friar, Baker, Thomson, Smith, Duningham, Smith; Mastor Dunlop