SHIPPING.
The Huddart-Parker Co. a s.s. Violoria arrived from Southern porta on Saturday morning, and sailed for Auokland aod Sydney at 11 a in. „ , The 9.9. Rucn sailed for Napier on Satdrday via Mahia. . The Union Co.’s s.s. Tarawera arnvod from Auokland yesterday afternoon, and sailed South last evening. Gisborne passengers—lnward: Misses Mclihone, Dlnan, Dunlop; Moadames Bruce and child, Bpe-dy; Messrs Harris, Milne, Williams, Speedy, Hamon, Hewett, Fenney, Mortles, Dyer, Strang, and 15 . steerage. Outward; Hortop, ' Haughie, Carter, Aylmer, Walsh, Smith ; Mesdames MoKenzte, Johnstone, TiSen, Foster ; Messrs Guthrie-Smitb, Falkoer, McGoffie, Clark, Reynolds, MoKenz'e, RyaD, Culhbert, MoGredie, Palairet, Johnstone, Buobaban, Tullook, Knox, Pjokford, MoGuffie, Barker,. Benton, Booth, Davies, Smith (2), PriDgle, Peddle (2), Morphy, Dillon, White, Riddick, . Hodge, Small Castle, Master TifieD, Rsv. Galway, Sergeant-Major Williams, Dr Williams. The scow Tramp arrived from rignngbru on Siturday with a cargo of logs for the Alpha Sawmills Company. The soow Waikonini arrived from Auokland on Saturday with a oargo of sawn timber. The auxiliary schooner Aotea sailed for Coast ports on Saturday evening.. Toe Union Co.’s s.s. Haupin leaves Auokland for Coast ports and Gisborne to-morrow. „ , , ~ -‘The Huddart Paiker Co.’s s.s. Zealandia arrives from Sydney and Auokland-to* morrow afternoon instead of Wednesday, proceeding South the same evening; The barqnentine Senorita sailed for Kaiparayeeterday. Tba-auxiliary schooner Kaeo Auokland via East Coant ports on W o d* nesday. . , The Union Co.’s s.s. Talnoe arrives from Sonihern ports on Wednesday morniog and Bails for Auckland at 8 a.m. The tbreo-maßtcd scow Kororoa arrived at Russell last Friday from Gisborne after a very rough passage, and loads timber at Kerikeri for Gisborne under oharter to the Alpha Sawmill and Timber Company. The sohooner Gisborne left Auckland for Gisborne on Saturday. .The katoh Sir Henry arrived from Auckland yesterday morning with a oargo of. coal and timber. lauttM iriMlM SHIR CGHPAET3 MOVEMKETSL
Hanpiri is expeoted to leave Auokland at ' 8 p.m. to-morrow for East Coast Bays , and Gisborne. Wednesday, April lltb.—Talune arrives from South, and sails for Auokland. First launch, 6am.; last, 8 a.m Wanaka loads Bluff, Monday, 9th April : Oamaru, Tuesday, 10th April; Timaro, Wednesday, 11th _ April; due Gieborne, about 14ih Aprfi. lanuka will leave here Friday (Good '£• Friday) afternoon, April 13th, instead of Saturday morning as usual. Passengers for Taviuoi and Navua please note."
TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. I - Saturday,
East Cape.— Large two-masted steamer Wilh.yellow funnel passed aouthat 6 am. Titaaru.— Arrived in harbor 10 30 a.m., Waimate from Lyttelton. Port Chalmers.—Arrived, 3 p.m,, Eas.x from Lyttelton. Tihsthbday. Auckland. —Arrived, 7.30 a.na., Victoria from Gisborne. Arrived, 3.40 pm., Zealandia for Sydney. Timarn.—Sailed Mamari, 11.30 a.m., fo Sydbey!—Sailed at 3 pm. the steamer Waikere for New Zealand. -
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1719, 9 April 1906, Page 1
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