SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
The Union Co.'s s.s. Manuka (Captain Phillips) arrived from Southern ports this . morning, and left for Auckland and Sydney at 11 a.m. Gisborne passengers—lnward : Misses Henderson, Rakuranga, Al- j lison, Poreheni, Hough, Ferris, Olive, | Milner, Fairlie, Monckton, James, Hill, Munro, Reynolds (2), NasmMi, Wliitson, and Smith j Mesdames Stewart, East, Malone and child, Grant, Martin, Munro, Reynolds, Hyland and child, Tokin, Gra>. hani, and Levey ; Messrs Mukiu Paenga, Wi Hnrnana, Kauwai, Ferris '(2), Maranuka, Halbert, Bennett, Kohere, Smith, , Wauoa, Pewhairangi, Jacks, Smith, Bur. ton, W. Fels, Williams (2), Court, Kline, Gibson, Quinn, Baigent, H. J, Smith, James, Williams, Buck, Charlton, Allan, Reynolds, Wills, Grant, Hay, Sutton, Hough, Casey, Sweet, Regan, Lilly, Jones, Boyd, Armstrong, Hotschier, Kern. ber, Levey (2), Bengle, Jackson, Graham. Outward: — For Sydhey: Miss Davey; Mrs Macfarlane and) child. For Auckland: Miss Warren; Mesdames Williams, Grossman, Davies andl child. Thomas and child, Vowles, Cuff ; Messrs Lane, Finlayson, MacNicol, Warnock, Kearsley, Donald, Craig, Colebourne, Russell, Buckland. Heavy weather on the Coast is inters ferinjj with the U.S.S. Company's s.s. Herald working the bay ports. The steamer discharged! a quantity of cargo at Port Awanui and ToKomaru Bay, and was at Waipiro this afternoon. The U.S.S. Company's s.s. Tarawera ■left Auckland at 2 p.m. to day, and arrives here about the same hour to-mor-row and proceeds- South. Last boat 5 p.m. Tlie three-masted scow Umroa sailed' for Tairua to load) timber for Sydney this morning. Messrs Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's s.s. Tokomaru arrives from Timaru on Monday to load from the Gisborne Sheepfarmers' Frozen Meat Works. Messrs Common, Shelton and Co. are loading agents. The Tyser Line's s.s. Marere arrives from Napier on Monday to complete her loading for. London. Tlie New Zealand' Shipping Company's e.s. Paparoa arrives from Auckland tomorrow to load) a consignment of wool. < Tlie auxiliary schooner Aotea sails for Waihau on Tuesday to load a consignment of wool. ,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10228, 10 December 1904, Page 2
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