SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2117, 17 February 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. SATURDAY, UKLiKUARY 15. Atukoi.i. .-.s. (i a.m.), 35U2 unis, Smith, Ifo in soil ill. Passengers: Misses Atkin. Robinson, -Rood, .liarday, Mclntosh, Jones, AieKenzio; Alesd allies Nieliolls and tour children, Robinson, Creswoll. N alentine, Gregg, ■AlcConoeiiie, Cray, Scale, Kempthorno, Russell, M ilsoii; l)r \ alentine; Messrs CTiatliold, Coleman, Oreswell. Knuor, lllaek, Runningluun, AY illiams, liallantyne, White, Haymo nil. Denton, '.lathill, Hey, Clir.vstall. Dymoclv, Taylor, McCann, Gregg, UorJhnin, .Murray, .McConnell, Dald, Sharniu, .MclNumara, Smith, Lane, Gunn, Ala reliant, Narkev, I lay ley. llenuessy, Tit, Thanes, Kempt,home. Gray, Wilson, Allison, and 10 steerage. SAILED. SATURDAY, Eld ill UA U Y Id. Hum, s.s. 13 a.m.), 65 tons, Kelson, tor Napier. Mokoia, s.s. (2 p.m.), 3302 tons, Smith,, lor Auckland anil Sydney. Passengers for Auckland : .Misses Matthews, Poulgrain, Kara m, Clarke, Morrow, .Meindoe, Poole, Watson, •Mattocks, llennessy, Ashdown, Sisters of .Merey (2); .Mesilantes Strickland, Pavitt, Smith, Orosley; Alosses Buchanan, Chadwick, Prut l Clegg, Dowling, A\ illiatus, Lindsay,, Ed. Alurphv, Strickland, P. Salmon, Van do Veldon. Toneyclitfe. Dilley, Pavb.t, AV. Darron. Sceats F.llev, McMaster, Phillips, Kirkwood. Newsham, AleIndoe. B. Sutton, Hopewell, A. Made, Hamilton, Tolhonf, Yalket, Yates, Peterson, Bnrleymui. Crosley t-L McLeod. Oopcstnke, Evans, Daniel, Moore, Taiwhanga, Whatarau; Master Alenzie. For Sydney: Messrs K. Finn T. AlcLoughlin, and H. G. Blnckie.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Corintliie, South, to-day. AYaikarc. South, Wednesday. Manuk u Auckland, AYeiluesday. Toroa, South, Wednesday. Victoria, South, 6aturelay. AYaikarc, Auckland, Sunday. Kaipara, Auckland, Feb. 24. AYanaka. Auckland, Feb. 24. Monowai, South. Feb. 26. Zealaiulia, Auckland, Feb. 26. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Southern Isle, M luuigarei, to-day Kafio, Coast ports, Alien-land, to-day Coronation, Alercury Bay, to-day. Monowai, South, to-day. Squall, Auckland, to-day. Corintliie, South, Tuesday. AYaikarc, Auckland, Wednesday. Alanuka, South, AYcdnesduy. Victoria, Auckland, Saturday. AYaikarc, South, Sunday. AYauaka, South, Feb. 24. Zealaudia, South, Feb. 26. Alo now ai, Auckland, Feb. 26.

BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, Feb. 10. Arrived. —Ennerdale (8 a.tit. loth) from (Sydney; Fcrerie U p.m. loth' from Salt Francisco. . Sailed —Alonowai (midnight • loth) for South. Passengers lor Gisborne: Alisses Cook, Holland, Dull, Strike, Thorne (2), Hyland, Pilcher, Kiinielnirgh, Ziska; Mrs. James; Alessrs Osmond, Whitby, Ziman, ALutler, Haulage/ lllaek, Cunningham, Foote, Butterfield, Brett, Cook, Gardiner, Burrell, Wright, and J. C. YYilliamson’s Blue AI oon Company. EAST CAPE, Fein 16. Squall passed south at 5.45 a.m. ■yesterday. * Sailed—lndralema for Wellington. Indralema. pttssed south at 9.50 a.ni. .... T The Alonowai is in sight, and will pass here about G 30 p.m. WESTPORT, Feb. 16. Arrived. —f rani, barque, from Launceston, to load coal for Pacific Islands. Sailed. —Alennock, barque, lor Valparaiso. NAPIER, Feb. 15. Arrived—Rum (4.30 p.m.) from Gisborne. LYTTELTON, Feb. 16. Sailed.—Corintliie (4.30 a.m. totli) for Gisborne; Papanui (7.40 p.m.) for London via Monte Video SYDNEY, Feb. 16. Sailed —Afaheno (2 p.m. yesterday), for New Zealand. Sailed—AVestfalen, for Auckland. MELBOURNE, Feb. 16. A r r i ved.—Al o or a k i. Sailed—Alexander Craig, for Kaipara. SYDNEY, Feb. 15. Sailed—Marere 1.30 p.m.) for New Zealand. British Politics iJ-iorJ.Dgiea-o ECCLESIASTICAL DISORDERS. Received Feb. 16, 5.23 p.m.) LONDON, Feb. 15. A Bill introduced in the House of Commons by Air. C. Afacartliur, providing for the- appointment of a commission to deal with the ecclesiastical disorders was talked out. Air. Johan Talbot emphasised the •statement that since the Royal Commissioner was appointed certain practices had been dropped in many places at the instance of Bishop AValsli. He declared .with regard to Afr. Afasterman’s amendment in favor of disestablishment that this was not within half a century of practical politics.

.The Shaw Savill liner C'orinthic arrives from Lyttelton early • is meriting and after loading Id,ooo carcases of frozen mutton and 1000 bales of wool proceeds to Napier to-mor-row evening. ■ Messrs Richardson and Co.’s Toroa is expected to arrive from Napier on Wednesday. The scow (Burnet arrived at Mungatote on Friday night and on Saturday morning commenced loading tim'~Ut»'r for .Mosers Pcacocke and Co. , The latest number of the “.Mercantile Gazette’’ contains a new feature -—an excellent shipping news department. A full list of vessels trading to Now Zealand and Australia,, with the probable dates of their arrival in the Dominion, is given, and also a number of articles interesting to shipping people. Weather permitting, the three-mas-ted scow Southern Isle sails lor Wliangarei this morning. The Kaoo is expected to finish loading to-day. ami to sail in the evening for Auckland, via Fast Coast, ports. The ketch Coronation sails to-day for Alercury Bay, in ballast. The U.iS.S. Co.’s Monowai arrived from Auckland late last night. She proceeds to Napier this morning, the launch leaving at G a.tn. The following have booked passages:—For Napier: Misses A. Quigley, Bowen (2), Densluuv (2), Gilmoiti, Niven (2), Anderson, Moore, Thomson, Davies, Philburn, Mesdames Bound and infant, Thomson, Matthews and infant, McLaughlin and child, Kiwi, Dr. Leringe, Messrs. Barleyinan, Champion, Cameron, Johnston. Beatson, Davis, Blackburn, Ormond, Donnelly, McDonald, T. Nutt, Strother, R. Nutt. MoGlashtn, Johnson, Davis, Baxter, Rae (%), Hay lev, Turei, O’Brien, Murray, Stodart, Sliarpin, Stillin, •Barry, Lowe, IT. Carr, Broadfield, Butler, Parks, Holyoake, McLaughlin, Pointon, O’Connell, Johnston, Copestake, Morrison, Mattliews. Neale, Kiwi, Smith. Por Wellington: Misses Morgan, Featlierstone, Roger*!'Mesdames E. Clark. Walton, Mr. H. Snndlant. For Lyttelton : Misses Willis, Smith, Mr. Caldwell. For Melbourne: Mr. Burn.