NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 74, 29 March 1899, Page 4

NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS.

Thursday: Muritai from Great Barrier;' Kanieri for Waitara. 11.30 a.m.; Glenleg for Opunake and Wanganui, 1 p.m.; Wellington for Whangarei, 9.30 p.m. Friday: Clansman from Russell, 6 a.m.; Muritai for Kuaotunu. Mercury Bay, and Kennedy's Bay, 9 p.m.; Wellington from Whangarei; Gairloch from New Plymouth; Waitangi from Tairua and Whangamata; Wakatere runs an excursion to Waiheke, leaving Quay-street Jetty at 10 a.m. 'The s.s. Upolu left for Fiji last night. The -barque Northern Chief sails for the Kaipara to-morrow to load timber for Sydiiey. .'■ .. ' Mildura, H.M. twin screw steel cruiser, 8575 tons, 7500 h.p., 8 guns, Captain Leah, from Cpromandel. ■The barque Rising Star is to leave for Wellington to-morrow to complete the fischarge of her cargo from Hamburg. The engines for the Northern S.S. Co.'s auxiliary schooner Waimana are on board the .s.s,. Waimate, which left London for this port on 21st ult. Messrs W. A. Ryan and Co. have fitted oil engines into two fishing boats. "Vessels engaged .in this trade.are not required to cany certificated, engineers when fitted with oil engines. THE MARY HASBROUCK. Wellington, March 29.—Messrs Nathan and Co. are advised that the Mary Hasbrouck,- barque, bound from New York to Wellington, with part cargo for Auckland, put into Capetown early in February leaking. * / THE MILDURA. The warship Mildura arrived early tills morning from Coromandel. The vessel arrived at that port on ■ Monday from Gisborne, after calling in at Tologa Bay on the way. She will remain here for about ten days, leaving at the end of next week for Rarotonga with the Governor, who pays an official visit to the Island. The warship Wallaroo is to proceed to tlife New Hebrides as soon as Captain Farquahar, now ©n his way from England, arrives. 0- ■■■.'' ' ' ■'