SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1716, 5 April 1906, Page 1

SHIPPING.

The Union Co.’s s.s. Tarawera arrived from Southern ports yesterday morning, and sailed for Auckland at noon, The barquentine Frank Guy was bertbod at the wharf yesterday afternoon. The oargo oonsiats of 260 tous of coal for Clayton Bros. , The Union Company’s s.s. Manuka ar- ■' rived from Sydney and Auckland early . yesterday afternoon, and proceeded South last evening. Passengers:—lnward : MisßOs Eastwood, Do Bourbon, Moore, Malones, Myers, Townloy, MoLeod, and Thompson ; Mosdames Yates, JeffersoD, Driver, DeLautour, Allan and child ; Messrs Emerson, Adams, Uashmore, Holman, Crawford, Dyer, DeLauiour, Bidden, Townloy, Sheridan, Oman, Johnston, Parnell, Byrn, Allan, and 22 steerage. Outward: Misses Green (2), Bradford, Black, Burke, and Ohrisolm ; Mosdames Waugh, Johnston, Lysnar and child, Cook, MoMurran, Montgomery, MoHugh, Gib* bans, Orniokshaok, Thatoher and 2 child* ren, GreeD, Buckley and infant, Newton, Hellis and 2 children, Hambler, and Johnston ; Messrs Waugh, Johnston, Willan, Marshall, Raymond, Bout, Cobb, Stevens, Duggan, William?, Todd, Lysnar, Lane, Montgomery, Hanley, Waathorley, Thomas, Edwards, Eyan, Jackson-Smitb, Large, Driller, Watson (2), Keddie, MoGee, Milner, Coleman, Owens, McKoy, Ott, Irangi, Lane, McKinnon, Hellis, Mo■’’'V Gavin, Johnston, and Bishop Williams. The barqueDtine Biver Hunter arrived from Newcastle yesterday morning. Captain Campbell reported that the vessel experienced S E. winds until off the Three Kings oa the 21et ult., when a northerly gale sprung up. A good run was made to the Cape, but a strong southerly on the 25th delayed the vessel. On the 27th the barquentine was off the Bay, but was blown about 150 miles off the Coast by a heavy southerly gale. The vessel was berthed at the wharf at a quarter past two, drawing 10ft. 9in. The oargo oonsiatß of 360 tons of coal and 75,000 ft. of ironbark limber. The Union Company’s s.s. Bosamond arrived from Greymoutb last night, with a oargo of ooal. The auxiliary schooner Aotea arrived from Auckland and Coast bays at noon yesterday. The cargo consists of 60 tons of general cargo, and a large quantity of timber. j The Union Co.’s s.s. Wanaka loads at Bluff, Monday, April 9th ; Oamaru, Tuesday ; Timaru, Wednesday, and is due here about Saturday, 14th inst. The scow Welcome has been detained owing to the illness of Captain Cliffo. The Huddart, Parker Co.’s s.s. Yiotoria arrives from Southern ports on Saturday morning and sails for Auokland and Sydney at 10 a.m. The Union Co.’s s.s. Tarawera arrives from Auckland on Sunday afternoon, and proceeds South in the evening. ITMTOH HTMAIt SHIR .CQMPJJJX’3 MOVEMENTS, Sunday, April Bib.—-The s.s. Tarawera ar- ’ rives from Auckland on Sunday afternoon, and prooeeds South in the evening. First launch on arrival ; last. 5 p m. *■ —Wednesday, April llfcb. —Talune arrives from South, and sails for Auckland, First launch, 6 a.m. ; last, 8 a.m Wanaka loads Bluff, Monday, 9ih April : Oamaru, Tuesday, 10ih April ; Timaru, Wednesday, 11th April ; due Gitborne, about 14th April. Manuka will leave here Friday (Good Friday) afternooD, April 13ib, instead of Saturday morning as usual. PasBengers for Taviuoi and Navua please note.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.

■Xbstbrdav. Auokland—Arrived, 5.30 a.m., Star of New Zealand, from Sydney. East Cape—Navua passed South at 0.15 a m. Pott Chalmers Sailed, 9.55 a.m., Perthshire, for Bluff.