SHIPPING.
The Tu Anau arrived from Southern ports yesterday morning, and left for Auckland at !) o’clock. Passengers:— Inward : Mcsdiuiivs Aislahie, Mclntyre, mid MeLougld n ; Misses J.ango, Giegg, Ward, and lioylan ; Messrs Soluirtz, Williams, Holton. Stoddart, Hooper, Gibb, Kin”, Lantte, Moore, Fenton, I'.lleraere, I'ukti. Reynolds. Taylor. Meyrs, Cross, Gibson, Wyllie, Master, Mecper, Wilson, Mathews, hartley, Richardson, lludspitli, and Bradley. Outward: Misses Dunivan, Crawford, and Wyllie: Mrs Morning; Messrs Kobins, White, and Anderson. The K.s. Omapore arrived from Napier at 1.00 a.m. yesterday, and left for Fast Coast ports and Auckland at o p.lll. I’assengers: Inward: Messrs Alexander, .Moss, and Bruce. Outward: Mrs McKenzie, Trooper Thompson, Botanic, J. McKenzie. Richards, and Johnstune. The Klingamite leaves for Auckland and Sydney at ten o'clock to-morrow morning. The Fanny leaves Napier this afternoon for Gisborne. UNION STFAMSIII B COMPANY’S MOVEMENTS. ■Sunday. -Te Anau arrives from Auckland and proceeds South. First launch on arrival ; last 5 p.m. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Ykstkedav. Lyttelton. Sailed. .".40 p.m., barque Jtrussels, for San Francisco. Blutf. Sailed, ti.iitl p.m., Anglo Australian. for 1 turban, via Albany.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 149, 5 July 1901, Page 1
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174SHIPPING. Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 149, 5 July 1901, Page 1
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