SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3461, 13 October 1913, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Ai.rflVtU. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14. Victoria, s.s. (5 a.m.), 2969 tons, Kell, from Southern ports. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12. Maitai, s.s. (12.15 p.m.), 3933 tons, Carson, from Auckland via Tokomaru Bay. Passengers: Misses Downey, Henton, Wilson, Beardsell, Lainge; Mesdames Bart- , ram and child, Henton, Robertson and child; Messrs Norris, Hodgson. Le Marquand, Williams, Cutler. Rudd, Craig, Sells (2); Judge McCormack; Master Le Marquand; ad 22 steerage. DEPARTURES. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14. Victoria, s.s. (11 a.m.). 2969 tons, Kell, for Sydney. Ilolmdale, s.s. (6 p.m.), 167 tons, Robertson, for Wellington. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12. Amelia Sims, top- sch. (7 a.m.), 98 tons, Scott, for Auckland. Maitai .s.s. (7 p.m.), 3933 tons, Carson, for Napier and South. Passengers: Misses Mansfield, Glanville, Martin (2), Speedy. Rice, Tait, Sharpin; Mesdames Hoare and Cropp; Mr and Mrs Toneycliffe, Mr and Mrs de Marr; Rev. T. Keith Ewen: Messrs J. Warren, Mather, Prime, Widdop, Mc-„ Kay, Bull. Forrest, Miller. Tingey, Chambers, Darsley, Bock, McKee, Lawrie, C. Hall. Dyer. F. Harris, Pope, Young, Williams, J. F. Pettie; Sir Jas. Carroll; and 14 steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From North— Rosamond, this morning. Rosamond, Monday. Oct. 13. Riverina. Wednesday. Oct. 15. Westralia, Sunday, Oct. 19. Monowai. Wednesday, Oct. 22. Maitai. Sunday. Oct. 26. Victoria, Thursday, Oct. 30. / Westralia. Sunday, Nov. 2. From Sontb — Kowhai, Monday, Oct. 20. Maitai, Wednesday, Oct. 22. Riverina. Saturday, Oct. 25. Westralia, Thursday, Oct. 30. Monowai. Saturday, Nov. 1 PROJECTED DEPARTURES, For North — Westralia, Wednesday, Oct. 15. Monowai, Saturday. Oct. 18. Maitai, Wednesday, Oct. 22. Riverina. Saturday, Oct. 25. Westralia, Thursday, Oct. 30. Monowai. Saturday, Nov. 1 For South— Riverina, Wednesday, Oct. 15. Westralia. Sunday. Oct. 19. Monowai. Wednesday. Oct. 22. Maitai. Sunday, Oct. 26 Victoria. Wednesday, Oct. -29. Westralia. Sunday, Nov. 2. VESSELS IN PORT. Coronation, ketch. OVERSEA VESSELS. DUE AT AUCKLAND. Northern, York, due to-day. sail Combermere, ship, from Marseilles, to

Waimat*. from Montreal, October 15. Dorset, from Liverpool. Got. 15 Fiona, from Fiji, Oot. 15 Hazel Craig, barque, from Newcastle; sailed Aug. 31. Heroules, from Banbury; to sail. Karnmea, from Montreal, Deo. 20. Kqjpara. from Liverpool. Nov. 13. Koromiko, from Newcastle, Sept. 30 Marama, from Vanofiuver, Oot. 21. Mimiro, from New York. Oot. 30. Muritai, from London, Nov. 4. Makura. from Vancouver, Nov. 22. Marere, from Liverpool, Oct. 30. Nerehana, from London, Oct. 25. Niagara, from Sydney, Oot. 24. Kiverina, from Sydney, Oct. 12. Sturmfels from New York, Nov. 18. Tongariro, from London. Nov. 18. Tofua, from Sydnoy, Oot. 30. Tokomaru, from Montre.nl, Nov. 20. Waiwera. from London, Nov. 25. . NOTES. The Huddart Parker Co's Victoria arrived from Southern ports on Saturday morning and left for Sydney via Tokomam and Auckland some hours later. s The Squall leaves Auckland to-morrow for Gisborne via Coast. The Italian barque Loch Garve lias arrived at Aucklad with a full cargo of tiles from Marseilles. The Amelia Sims left for fAuckland yesterday morning ad will load part of the barque’s cargo for Gisborne. The Whangape leaves Newcastle tonight for Napier and Tokomaru Bay. The H.P. Go’s Eiverina and Westralia arrive from north and south respectively on Wednesday next. The Maitai, which left Auckland at 2.20 p.in. on Saturday, arrived in the Bay at noon yesterday after a smart run. The steamer was tendered as usual and left at 9 o’clock last night for the South. The Rosamond left Auckland at 4 o’clock on Saturday afternoon for Tologa and Gisborne, and is due early this morning. The big produce steamer Wanalta leaves Timaru tomorrow for Napier, at which port she is due on Thursday. The vessel leaves Napier on Thursday night and arrives here on Friday morning, and will proceed hence to Auckland. The Kowhai has been detained at Dunedin owing to bad weather, but leaves to-day for Gisborne via ports as usual, and is due on Monday next. A smart run of six hours 10 minutes from Whangarei to Auckland was made by the Northern Company’s steamer Manaia a fortnight ago. HOLIDAY ARRANGEMNETS. Monday, the 27th, being Labor Day, the liuddart-Parker steamer Westralia will stay in port at Wellington until the following day, when she will sail fer Napier, Gisborne and Auckland. The Victoria will leave Sydney on Thursday, the 23rd inst. (one day late) for Auckland, where she will arrive on Labor Day. The Victoria will arrive at Auckland until Wednesday, the 29tb inst., when she will come southward. The vessel is due at Wellington on the following Saturday (Ist prox.), and will sail at 2 p.m. on that day probably direct for Dunedin. The Rivcrina, which will arrive at Auckland on Sunday, the 26th inst., from south, will not sail for Sydney until Tuesday, 29th inst. Thus both the steamers will be a day late, and will ax-rive here on the Thursday (Oct. 30) instead of the Wednesday. OLI) ARAWA SOLD. An interesting shipping deal is reported by the London “Shipping Gazette” of August 15. The Italian steamer Anapo, formerly the Port Henderson, has been sold for about £22.500. She is of 5167 tons erross and 3014 tons net register, and was built at Dumbarton in 1884, with dimensions 439.6 ft by 46.3 ft by 28.9 ft. Her boilers were removed in 1906. When launched the vessel Was known as the Arawa. Another change in nomenclature made her the Lake Megantic, and by yet a further change she became the Port Henderson. Following this the ship was known as the Anapo, and another change of ownership has resulted in her being given the name of Porto Said, q’his vessel, which has had a long and interesting career,, was one of the first passenger steamers' built for the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company for the mail service between New Zealand and London. She was a handsome vessel, and was a great favorite amongst travellers. ine old Arawa ran in this trade for vears. until she was replaced by larger and more modern ships. There is a very fine model of the Arawa in the Cantcbury museum.

TELECRAPHIC. EAST CAPE. Oct. 12.—Maitai passed south at 6.15 a.m. , _ , n WELLINGTON, Oct. 12— Arrived at 7.20 a.m., Wahine, from Lyttelton; at 9.15 a.m. Flora, from Lyttelton; at 11.25 a.m.. Ruapehu, from Auckland; at 12.45 p.m., \\ estralia, from Lyttelton. TOKOMARU BAY. Oct 11.—Arrived at 2 45 p.m., Victoria, from Gisborne. AUCKLAND. Oct. 11—ArrivedI at 5.5 p.m.. Squall, from Gisborne; at 9.5 p.m.. Italian baro.ue Loch Garve, from .Marseilles. Sailed at 2.20 p.m., Maitai, for Gisborne; at 4.20 p.m., Rosamond, for Gisborne; at 11.45 p.m.. Waihora,. foi Suva. Oct. 12.—Arrived at 10.5 a.m.. Eiverina, from Sydney; at 10.45 a.in., victoria, from Gisborne.