SHIPPING.
Moon's Age: Full Moon, August 28, 6.30 £. m. Sunset: This evening, 5.33. Sunrise: To-morrow inoruing, 6.31. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 5.30; to-morrow Doming, 5.57. Onchuuga: To-morrow morning, 9.34; tomorrow evening, iu.r>. Maaukau I lends: To-morrow morning, 8.1-; to-morrow evenlnc. !■•. IS. Heads: To-morrow morning, W. 47; to-morrow evening, 10.10. ARRIVALS. THlh DAY. Moura, s.s., 2027, Ed. Stott, from Fiji.— tlniou (Jo., agents. Greyhound, a.s.s., A. Subrltzky, from Northern ports.—Master, agents. Kdiileri, 8.5., T. Scott, from Whangarel. Passengers: Airs Lnugrldge, Messrs Turnbull, Meyers, I'oleu, Meyers, Callaghan, Tomliuson, Lang, 11. Sly, A. T. Brown, T. Aiey, W. M. Tyers.—Northern Co., agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. Ngapuhl, S.S., E. Stephenson, lor "Whamrarei. Terra Dora, p.s., E. McLeod, for Mercury Bay, Talrua, and Whangamnta. Wellington, s.s., W. Farquhar, lor Bussell and Upua. Waltangi, s.s., R. H. Hunken, for Tauranga. Mararoa, s.s., 2598, F. W. Macbeth, for Sydney. THIS DAY. Bjarne, barque, L. C. Jacobsen, for New : Xork. E.verland, barqucutine, Savory, for Hokiaugu und Sydney. Moiiiia, s.s,. Geo. crawshaw, for Dunedin via ports. Passengers: Misses Webb, Draper, lloey. Watts, Trennant, Mesdanies Ruke, L. Mulr. Bayly and son, Harris. S. Smith, Brownling, 11. Bassett, F. J. Aysou, Messrs Timpeiley, P. Hercus, P. J. Ayson, A. J. Foster, H. Skerratt, W. M. Tyers, Bayley, L. Muir, Roko, Bishop, Glover Lane, Les io, Williams, U. Richards, Murray (2), 11. Bassett, Taylor, Kearsley, Warnoi'k. Donald, A. Russell, It. Robb E. T. Baker, J. Ellinpham, F. Be.st. Kwanson, Ford, F. L. Williams, J. S. Johnson, Coppin, Marter. Blnoklp, Pope. Young, G. Priestley, L. Williams, Mnhei, Croll, Thudder. McGlashon, Rev Fitzgerald and 20 steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Zealandla, s.s., from Sydney, due Sunday Indragtnri, s.s., from London, via Melbouru.' and Sydney, sailed August 2. Miaiiro, 5.3., from Glasgow aud Liverpool; left latter port August 2. Nariiu. new s.s.. from lirfeuock; sailed jui.\ 16th; due about September 4th Aparima, s.s., from Ca.eutta, via Slngaport aud Java; sailed August 4 Wahvera, s.s.. from London, via Hobart; sui.ed August 9 Helen, barque, from Lytteiton, sailed Aug. Indian Monarch, s.s..* from New York, vi« Melbourne and Syduey; sailed July 28. Burgeruieister Hachuiann, s.s., from New lork, via Australia; sailed August 4. Ventura. K.M.s., from Bau Francisco and the Islands; due September 5. Marie, ship, from l'.oiiadelphla, via Wellington, sailed June 9 Bm-<ros ss.. from New Xoi*; sailed June ntlt due Suiicy. Sβ.. from West Coast U.K. ports, via- Australia; left Liverpool. July 2nd: clue about end of September; at Adelaide August 19th Anuora. I'iiroue. from New Xorlt via Wei liUßton; siiilpd June 14 Bakala. s.s. from London, sailed July 2due about Thursday VESSELS IN PORT. Hirotha, barque, at Chelsea Alileliiiniu, iiKMjuc.. in stream iiaipara, s.s., at Queen-st. Wharf Dftiuuci', bnguJitlUi. U: stream Moura, s.s., at (Jueen-st. wharf Herald, s.s., at Wueen-Hireet wuarf FjivHlH. H M S In i-nllitope Uo.-k Handa Isle, barquentine, at Chelsea /.•-lii.p-ir mi- ij... a! Kui.way U barf Barford, barque, at Railway Wharf Jiauroto, s.s., at Queen street Wharf. 1 LMidle Hill, burqueutlne, lv stream. N'-iiM-p iiauuipijtine.at itailvuy \\ hart Bourhprn Cross, a.3 , at Kailway Wharr Amsterdam, barque, at Quiiy-street vry Quathlamba. barqup, at Queen-st. Wharf Knthlceu Hilda, barque, at Hobson-st Whnrf South m Cross, barquentine, at Railway Wharf PROJECTED DEPARTURES. X' •l< S > L» M£ V - Haurofo. s.s., via Tonga, Samoa, and Fill, Anuvst 24 Westralla, s.s., Monday FOR NEW IOKK— Bjarne, barque, this day FOR LUNDON— iCalpara, s.s., Thursday Inni-adevl s.s., about September 20 oarrord, barque, loading IPUK SAN HHANCISL'O— Sonoma, R.M.s., September 2. FOH NUKFULK ISLAND AND MELAN Jij !S 1A — Bouthern Cross, s.s., about September 7.
UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Tuesday : Moura arrives from Fiji • Herald leaves fur Kast Coast bays ; Moaija leaves for Uisborne, Napiar, Wellington, Lytlelton, and Liunedln at 2 p.m. ; Rotoici leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth, iel- vllngcon and .Nelson at 3 p.m. ; Moura Wyes for W'olliriKton Bhortly it I" c> r nmwil. Wednesday—Hauroto leaves for Tonga. Samoa. ImJi, actl hym.iy Ul ~ p.m. Thursday : Takapuna arrives at Onehuiuca from Lyttelton. Wellington, and New Plymouth ; Talune arrives from DuneJin. Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Glsborne ; Takapuna leaves Onehunca for Sew Plymouth, Wellington, and Lytelton at 3 P.m. .Saturday: Walpori arrives from Westport (meantime) : Talune leaves for Gipborne, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin at 12 noon. NORTHERN CO.'H MOVRM'TCNTS. This day—Kpnlfrl leaves for Whangarel, Town Wharf, at 0 p.m.; Xgapuhi arrives from Whangarel and Marsden Point. Wednesday: VVuitungl arrives from Tauranga about 6 n.iu.. and leaves for Great Barrier at midnight: Kanleri arrlyea from Whuugnrei aDOut 10 p.m.; Wellington arrives from Opua anil Russell 0 a.m., and leaves for ltussell, Whaug'urna, and Mangonul at 5 p.m.: Wiiiotahi arrives from Tauranga, Ohlwa, and Opotlki (meantime); Paeroa loaves for Whangaruru, Helena Bay, Tutukaka, and Whannnakl at 1 p.m.; Mangapapa arrives from Ohiwu and Whakatane; Kla Ura arrives at Onchungn from Kawhla, Waitara, and Raglan; Glenoig arrives at Onehunga from Opunake and Wanganul; Ilarawa leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (train li.lo p.m.) IMPORTS. Per Pendle Hill, from Newcastle: 360 tons coal. EXPORTS. Per Bjarne, for New York—74s2 cases gum, 2"> rases merchandise. Per Mararou, for Sydney: 20 bars bnllion, 20 bags ore, 22~> sacks sand. 1)7 cases and 37 sacks kauri gum, 59 bales flax, 19 sacks and 4G brtls hides, 13 bales and 150 sacks fungus, 67 pieces timber, and sundries. The B.s. Mararoa sailed last evening for Sydney. The barque Bjarne? left for New York today, being towed to an offing by the p.s. Awn ma. The s.s. Monna sailed for Dunedln via ports this afternoon. The s.s. Herald sails for East Coast ports to-night. The s.s. Rotoklno takes her departure for Southern ports this evening, to load produce bnek to Auckland. Thl3 morning the barquentine Elverland was towed to an offling by the p.s. Awarna. and Failed for Hoklanga to load timber for Bydnoy. The bnrqnentinp lima arrived at Glsborne to-day from WollonKong, having completed tae passage In the record time of eleven cays, ■rdnt/to " n " roto Ba)1 1 f °f the Islands anfl B » ane J to-monow evening. POB.T OF OTTEITUHOA. ARKIVA.I.S. ■ Swth, «nn e JJ° y, Mp"*l t Ji!T" , »lJ lly,r,,r a.
Petty, Maughan, Weal, McMillan, Westwood, Cunnold, Clayton, Harris, Courbou.d, Malcolm, Vaughan, Williams, Knight, Nathan, Kelly, So.c. lieeley, Mucky, Bruce, Coventry, Crome, Bain, Glbb, Coldlcutt, Hayse, Kldd (3), Williamson, Rev. Bradbury, and 18 steerage. —Northern Co., agents. DEPARTURES. THIS DAY. Rotoitl, s.s., Robertson, for New Ply-r mouth and Wellington. Passengers: Miss Vincent, Mesdanifs Johnsrton, McMi lan, Atkinson, Turnbull, Bc-nnle, Bridson, Isbister. Turner, Messrs Benuie, Turnbull, lsbister. J. Little, Wii'lecnll, Saunders, F. E. Uaume, M.H.R., J. Carroll, N. Galbtaith, A. B. O'Brien, Lawry, Peterson, Turner, Johnstou, J. Bennett, J. Ix>rk, L. See, Whyte, Protheroe, G W. Baslty, A. H. I lint on. E. ,Mynott, Dr. Valentine, and 15 steerage. The s.s. Rnrawa arrived from New Plymouth at 830 this morning. Captain Norbury reports a north-westerly gale and heavy sea along the coast. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Tauranga, August 23.—Arrived at 9 β-m.: Waltangi, s.s., from Auckland. Whangarel, August 23. —Arrived at 6.30 a.m.: Npapuhl, s.s., from Auckland. Russell, August 23.—Sailed, for Auckland, this morning: Young Bungaree, with a large raft of logs. The Albaiioss sailed for Ohora yesterday. Russell, August 23.—Arrived at 7.20 a.m.: Wellington, s.s., from Auckland. Bluff. August 2a. —Sailed at 6.30 a.m.: Victoria, S.S., for Hobart and Melbourne. Hokianga Heads, August IB.—The s.s. Murital and the schooner May Howard are still bar-bound here. Gisborne, August 23.—Arrived: lima, barquentine, from Woollongong. Wellington, August 22.— Arrived: Pakeha s.s., irom Auckland; River Boyne, barquen tine, from Newcastle. Sailed: Talune, s.s., for Napier, Gisbonie, aud Auckland. Passengers for Auckland: Mesdames Cooke, Cowan, Messrs Cooke, Cowan, Collett, Jones, Lloyd, Itlomfield. Dunedin, August 23.—Sailed: Westralla, s.s., for the North. Passengers for Auckland: Miss Boot, Mrs Alexander, Messis Pyrke, and Bleakley. OVERSEA SHIPPING. Plymouth, August 21.—Arrived: Paparoa, s.s., from New Zealand ports. lilo de Jauiero, August IV).—Sailed: Matntua. s.s, for London, en route from Wellington (July 0).
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 201, 23 August 1904, Page 4
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