SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4580, 8 June 1917, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. THURSDAY, JUNE 7. Arahura, s.s. (4.40 a.nr.), 1596 tons, Dryden, from Napier. Passengers: Misses Adams, Gelhor, Rensell, Hemmand, Ebett,' Halley (2), Palmer, and Armstrong; Mesdames McKenzie and 3 children, Milligan, Gelhor, Hall, Sands and hoy, Mussen, Lawric, Palmer, and Watson; Archdeacon Williams ; Sergt.-Major Beattie; Messrs., O’Brien, Fraup, Letham, McKenzie, Mann, Livingstone. Milligan, Petersen, Kail, Parker, Sutton, Anaru, Robinson, Walker, Fabbart, Tunnicliffe. Watson, Palmer, James, Hollins, Sharpin, and Bowen; 11 steerage. SAfLaD. THURSDAY. JUNE 7. Araliura, s.s. (10.15 a.m.), 1590 tons, Dryden, for Auckland via. Tokornaru Bay. Additional passengers : For Tokomarn Bay—Messrs. K. S. Williams and Lysnar; for Auckland —Private G. Iloere, Messrs. Purdie, Hampton, and A. T. Hookey. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From South— Mouowai, to-day. Ripple, s.s. to-morrow. Arahura, s.s. June 12. Arahura, s.s., June 14. Ripple, s.s., June 15. From North— Cargo steamer, to-day. Passenger steamer, to-day. Arahura, s.s., June 10. Mouowai, s.s., June 13. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, For South— Cargo steamer,- to-day. Passenger steamer) to-day. Ripple, s.s. to-morrow. Arahura, s.s., June 10. Arahura, s.s., June 12. Mouowai, s.s.. June 13. Ripple, s.s., June 15. For North— Mouowai, to-day. Arahura, s.s., June 14. fiOTES. The Arahura. arrived from Napier early yesterday morning, and left later for Auckland via Tokomarn Bay. The Arahura returns as usual on Sunday, leaving in the evening for Napier. The Mouowai, which has again taken up the East Coast service, will arrive hero about 7 nr 8 o’clock this morning. She will leave in the. evening for Auckland direct., The vessel brings a good deal of cargo from the south, but owing to the new train regulations at Lyttelton was unable to pick up all the cargo offering at that port-for Gisborne. A passenger steamer will arrive from Auckland this afternoon and will sail in the evening for Napier and southern ports. As expected, the Ripple has been delayed in the south, and will not arrive here till to-morrow morning. She will sail for Wellington direct- in tiie afternoon. Hie Union Co.’s cargo steamer from Auckland passed East Cape at 5 p.m." yesterday, and will arrive here early this morning. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. EAST CAPE.—Passed south : Te Anau (5 p.m.). TOKOMARU BAY.—Arrived : Kalin (11.30 p.m.) from Gisborne via Tologa Bay; Arahura (1.15 p.m.) from Gisborne. NAPIER.—To sail: Ripple (5 p.m. to-morrow) for Gisborne. THE MONO WAT’S PASSENGERS. Ev Telegraph—Special CorrespondentNAPIER, June 7. Sailed: Mouowai (midnight) for Gisborne. Passengers: Misses Nicholson, McLaughlin, Bennett; Mesdamnj Sheet, Nicholson, Murphy, Swan pud 2 children, Adamson; Messrs. Connor, Blewett Bailie. Pistorclli, Murpliy, Davy. Swan, Slater, Gelhor; Corporal Evans.. Stedrago: 2, KOTARE IN TROUBLE. 1 Press Association Telegram. ' DUNEDIN, June 7. Hie coastal steamer Kota re, while berthing at Curry’s wharf, Waikawa, yesterday morning, struck the ground and as a result sprang a leak'. The ' vessel was berthed without difficulty. Later on it was found that she had made about a foot of water. Captain Haning at first reported that the vessel had not sustained serious damage, ■but an .examination of the hull at low water revealed the fact that the vessel’s keelson was broken amidship. Hie Kotnre now lies on a level bottom. her held full ef water. The latestvadvice from the master indicates that with suitable pumps the vessel can be- refloated. [The s-s. Koto re formerly belonged to the Gisborne Sheepf armors’ Company.]