SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 9690, 11 May 1923, Page 2

SHIPPING.

TIDES AT GISBORNE WHARF

ARRIVED. —Thursday, May 10. — Koutunui, s.s. (7.45 a.m.), 13G tons, Beat,son, from the Coast. Arahura, s.s. (1 p.m.), 1500 tons, Dryden, from Auckland. Passengers: Misses O’Donnell, Keiha, Brown, McNab, Berry, Solomon, and Watson; Mesdames Kelly and two children, Stoekdale, 'l'odd, Bruce, Kemp, Baker and infant, Grey, Tustin, Martin, and Manning; Messrs. Gillett (2), O’Donnell, Rudd, Mayes, Jorgensen, Mayston (2), Fyi'e, Savage, Kemp, Townley, Richards, Neill, Johnson, and Benson; and 7 steerage. SAILED. —Thursday, May 10. — A rah ma, s.s. (12 p.m.), 1590 tons, Dryden, for Napier. Bassengers: Misses Bi'osnahan, Stewart, Rre.scott, Espincr, Matthews, Maclean, Wilson, Reading, Sadler, Arnbridge, Milne, Hookey. Carter, Webb, Oxenham, Morion, Watts, Cook, Cormack, Pugh, Richards, Morris, Osborne, Clements (2), Garrick, Neild, Folmie, Renner, Cruickshank, Moore, White, Ashton, Howard (2), Elliott, and Franke; Mesdanies McKinnon, Hosking, Kemp, Seymour, Clements, Mills and infant, Morrison and 2 children, Scott and infant, Martin, Nockfoll and 2 children. Hall, Traiford and 2 infants, Cruickshanks, Salt. Howard, Nolan, Evans, Earain, Jackman. Maclean, Rowley, Ellis, Denham, Barr, Denham and infant ; Messrs. Maclean. Rowley, Lancaster, Primrose, Nolan, Evans, Garbett, Sinai 11, Cedorwall, Snelling, Garry, Barr (2), Nasmith, Clements, Kemp, Cunningham, MacDonald, Furam, Adams, Carlton, Gordon, Jeffreys, Clements. Inman, Cook. Ellis, Hern, Jensen, Walken-, Wilson,. Horton, Harries, Phillips, Brookes, Morris, Fairley, Wood. Ross, Mills, Morrison and child, Noekall, Renner, Howard, l-’ook Jan. Ewen, Lockhart, Revs. Murray and Ewen, and 'Masters Ryan and Sherrill'. Tutanekai, G.S. (0,30 a.m.). Sit tons, Bpllons, for northern Ugld-muscx VESSELS IN PORT —in the Roadstead.--Admiral Codrington. s.u. Waimana, s.s Ramona. s.s. Wanaku, s.a. Huanui, a.s. —At the Wharf War Lord, t.r> Elsie Mary, t.n. Fairburn, r>. "Koutunui. ,'.s. EXPECTED AREIVALS. Te Aroh.a, a.s., from the Coast, today. Ripple, s.s., from Wellington, to-day. Arahnra. s.s., from Napier, May 12. Wingatui, s.s., from lire South, Ma v 16. Cpawa, s.s., from "Wanganui, May IG. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Elsie Mary, t.s., for Auckland, ro-day. 1 Koutunui, s.s., for the Coast, to-day. Arahnra, s.s., for Auckland, May 12. War ]/ord, t.s., for Vhakutane, today. Te Aroha, s.s.. for Wairoa, May 12. Waimana, s.s., for Napier. May 12. W’anaka. s.s., for Auckland. May 12. NOTES. Tiie Arahnra arrived yesterday afternoon from Auckland and was tendered at 1.30 p.m. for inward passengers, who were taken off by the Tuatea and then transferred at the river entrance to the Harbor Board’s launch, which arrived at the wharf shortly after 5 p.m. Outward passengers were taken out at 10 p.m. and the vessel sailed for Napier at midnight. She is due here again oil Saturday from Napier and will later sail for Auckland. Tiie Wanaka, work on which has been interrupted by the rain, yesterday commenced discharge and is expected to sail for Auckland on Saturday. The Koutunui arrived yesterday morning and sails for the Coast at midday to-day. The Mako arrived at Auckland yesterday from the Coast and Gisborne. The Government steamer Tutanekai, which lias been landing stores at the East Cape lighthouse, returned to the roadstead on Wednesday afternoon to shelter, and sailed again yesterday morning. The Tima was expected at Auckland yesterday from the Coast, and is to load for Tokomaru and Hick's Bays and Gisborne: The Wingatui is to leave Dunedin to-day for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. via Oamaru. Timaru. Lyttelton, and "Wellington. The Ripple arrives from Napier this morning and will sail at midnight for "Wellington. The Awaliou was to leave Auckland yesterday. She is due here on Monday.

High Water. IiOVf Water, May. a.m. I>-m. a.in. p.Hl. 11 ... 1.54 2.19 8.17 8 39 12 ... 2.41 3.05 9.05 9.27 13 ... 3.26 3.49 9.48 IX).40 14 ... 4.10 4.32 10.30 10.42 15 ... 4.54 5.10 11.11 11.34 1C ... 5.39 002 11.52 0.00