SHIPPING.

Gisborne Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9575, 28 July 1923, Page 2

SHIPPING.

TIDES AT GISBORNE WIIA EE

A REIVED —Friday. July 27. — Ripple, s.s. (1.15 a.in.), 413 tons. Fletcher, from Napier. Arabura, s.s. (5 a.in.), 1590 tons, Dryden, from Napier. Passengers: Misses Marnier, Pilham. Kairlis, Forster. Halbert, 'Hutchinson; M’estlamcs Eon", Gnoksley, Husking. Ormerod, Fairiie, Stratton, Nolan; Messrs. Lewis, Clay. Nicholson, Scannoll, Alantaii. >Shatfield, Aitcliison, Laird, Mcßride, McI’hoe, Carroll, Renner, Powell, Olding, Emerson, Foster, Siniinoinls, Renner. Lye, Scott, Barrett, Bray, Irwin, Pitokn, Kirkland, Nixon, Calhnan. Ruffin, Campbell, Head, Burnby, White, Nolan, Brand, Jones, Bryce, McLeod, Corrigan (2) S.vines, Lc I’ine, Bailie, Cato, Hassell, .King, Parker, Men/aes, O’Shea, 11 members "Scandal” Company, and 21 steerage.

-SAILED. —Friday, July 27. Annva, s.s. (2.35 p.m.), 9372 tons. Lewis, for Wanganui. Ripple, s.s. (4.40 p.m.), 413 tons, Fletcher, for Wellington. Tiroa, s.s. (1.10 p.m.), 200 tons, Clark, for Coast Bays and Auckland. Araliuru. s.s. (8.20 p.m.). 1590 tons, Drydcn, for Napier. Passengers: Misses Core-Mart in, Hanson, Kettle, Quirk, Jones Blocking, Moyle, Jeune, Sheridan, Orr; Mesdnines Batkin. Levy, Bowen, Hnldswortb, Ready and cliild, Newlancis. Allen. Crooks, Phillips; Messrs. J. Barr, Buchanan, Aitcliison, Mu ntan, Levy. Bowen. Hoklsworth, Baigcnt, Traft’orcl, Allen. Bayly, Black. Buckingham. Macidree, McDonald, Grinstead, IkJdswortli, Walsh. Byrne, E!ey, Salman, Parminter, File. Laiul. Halford, Chatfield. Phillip-;, Parker, Kalm, Grant: and 14 steerage.

VESSELS IN PORT —Tn the Roadstead Bart Hunter. s.s. —it. the Wharf l-'nirburn. s Maroro, «. EXPECTED A I?RIVALS .*.lah.ura. s.s.. from Napier, to-day. i'ntiki. s.s., from Napier, July 29. Aivahcu. s.'-. . from .Auckland. July 30 Ai-ahma. s.s..'from Auckland, Aug. 1 PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Arahura. s.s., for Auckland, fo-dr.y. .Maroro. e.. for Sydney, July 30. Port Huute". s.s.. for 3-vt tel ton, July 31. Arahura. s.s., for Nauier, .August 1.

MOTES. -Th« Arahura a: lived from Napier yesterday morning and the in wal'd passengers were taken off *.n arrival. Passengers foj- Napier were taken out in the evening, and the Arahura later sailed for Napier. The vessel returns j to-day, and will hr tendered at 2 p.m'. with one launch only, later proceeding to Auckland, via Tok< me.ru Bay. The Kini completed discharge of her southern produce yesterday and is sheltering under Young Nick’s Head. She will sa.il for Dunedin to load there and at Ouniaru. Timaru, Lyttelton and Wellington for Napier and Gisborne. Tho Athenie was due at Napier yesterday to load. Site will later c-ome on here, thence Lyttelton and Wellington for final di-untr-lr for the United Kingdom, via Monte Video and Teneriffe on August 11. The Ripple arrived yesterday morning from Napier. She worked cargo all . day and sailed in the afternoon for Wellington direct. The Putiki has been delayed, and is now due from Napier to-morrow. She will load for Auckland on Monday and sail the same night. The Awahou. from Auckland and the Coast, is due early next week. She will take in cargo for Const Bays and Auckland. The Tiroa sailed last evening' for Hick’s Bay and Auckland. She will return here via the Coast next week. SHIPPING MOV EM ENTS. WELLINGTON, July 27. Arrived at 5.30 p.m., Bahama, from Gisborne. SYDNEY, July 27. Sailed at I p.m.. Manuka. —U.I’.A.

XLi” !a Water. Low Water July a. in. p.llj. a.III. JJ.lll. 2.S 5.05 5.20 11.10 11.54 29 0.0(1 0.20 — 0.11 :ii) 0.58 7.20 0.47 1.08 31 000 8.28 1.42 2.07