SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 251, 20 October 1904, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Full October 24 10 "6 p.m.:•"*-. .Sunset: This evening, 6.22. -uurisc: To-morrow morning, 5.8. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This eveuins, 4.30; to-morrow Bionnng, 4.50. Onehunga: To-morrow morning, 8 44- totionow evening, 0,8, " ' Manukaq Heads: To-morrow morning, 7.24; to-morrow evening, 7.4S ■ Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 8.10; to-morrow evening, 0.13. b ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY, Hawea. s.s., 1768, W. Stevens, from' tho Bluu, Oamaru, Napier, aud Gisborne.— Lnlon Co., agents. THIS DAY. Burgermolster Hachman, s.s., 4315, Aim from .Sew .oris, Melbourne, and Sydney — L. I'orter and Co., agents, Kuulori, 8.5., T. Scott, from Whangarel. laßsengera; Messrs Robertson,' Sutton, Col Hoigote.-»-Northeru Co., agent's. Wellington, s.s., VV. Farquhar, from MaDgonul, Whungaroa, and Russell. Passengers: Misses liiown, !•'. Khodeß, White, and Messrs J. Bmitzer, Klngo Hun Kang-i, g V l'ho—ipson, Howe, Jacontlis, F. Crelghton .1. P.i'oinlry, ('. Nesbet, Wi lava. Bodgood' ( apt—ln Harvoy, .ludgc Edger, and s steerage.—Northern Co., agents. Talune, s.s., 2087, .John Bernech, from Dunedin, via ports. Passengers: Miss < larke, Mesdiimcs \V. .1. Alldred, Sherrurd, Donaldson, Cowley and Infant, R. L. Latter, Tye, Sheen and infant, Messrs Sherrurd, White. Heaver. 10. Woorthouse, C. F. Cooper, \V. A. Boucher, T. H; Cooper, W. 1 Juqu.es, Captain Beaumont. Dr. Donaldson, •siul BO stcertiga.—Union Co., agents. DEPARTURES* YESTERDAY. Ngapuhi, s.s., E. Stephenson, for Whatogarol. W.iitangi, s.s., P. A. Stein, for the Great Barrier. Navua, s.s., 3000, D. McLean, for Wellington. Waiornhl, s.s.. ('. Hopkins, for Tan-ran-a. Ohiwn. and Opotiki. Hauroto, s.s., 198S, Edward Stptt, for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. THIS DAY. 1 Rio, barquentiue, Holm, for Esipara aud 1 Sydney. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Friday—llawea leaves for Bluff, Oamaru, ftnd Timaru, nt 5 p.m. Saturday: T.-iluui! leaves for East Coast »nd Southern ports, at noon; Boverlc leaves for Newcastle at 5 p.m. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'.S MOVEMENTS. This tiny—K-inlerl leaves for Whangarel Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Wnitangi arrives from Great Harrier about 4.30 p.m.: Wellington leaves for Ruasell and Opua at 6 r-m.; Ngapuhi arrives from Whangarel about 11 p.m. Friday: Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarel Warsden Point, etc., at 0.30 p.m.; Rarawa •arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about 8.30 a.m.; Waltangi leaves for Tallin nga nt 7 p.m.; Terranora leaves for Kuaolunu, Kennedy's Bay, and Mercury Bay at H p.m.; Chelmsford arrives from Awanni. Waihnrnra, and Hohoura about 2 p.m.: Kia Ora arrives at Onehunga from Waitara, Kawhia, and Raglan; Mungnpapa leaves for Oliiwti and WhiiUntaue at 2 p.m. Saturday:' Knnlerl arrives.from Whangarel about 3 a.m.; Wellington arrives from Opua and Russell about G a.m.; Terranora Arrives from Kunotunu, Kennedy's Buy, and Mercury ISay about 8 p.m.; Waiotniii arrives from Taurnnga. Ohiwa, and Opotlki about 4 p.m.; Ngapuhi arrives from Whangarel about 4 p.m. Sunday: Rarawa loaves Ouehunga for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (train '2.30 p.m.): Knnlerl leaves for Whangnrei Town Wharf nt 0 a.m.; Wnituugi.arrives from Tanrangn about G a.m. 1 IMPORTS. Per Hawea. from the South—Ol-iG sack* cats, 1050 saebs ehnfi'. 2060 Racks flour, 580 300'b (lour, 280 50's (lour, 830 sacks hr.-m. r.ii'2 sacks pollard, 4128 sacks wheal, 77 eneks potatoes, HO cases meats, S3 blocks etone, ami sundries. Per Talune, from the South: 055 sacks Hour, LililS do. wheat, 1000 do. potatoes, 500 do. chaff, 03 do. outs, 175 do, bran. 75 do. grass Boed, 38 do. beans, 42 do. pollard, 288 <!<>. bark, 108 cases fruit, 10<» bars iron, 05 eases mutches, 500 do. benzine, 207 boxes butter, 100 eases brandy, 50 do. whisky, 80 bnies liny, 30 rolls netting. Per llurgoruielster Hachman, from New fi'ork: 1000 eases kerosene oil, 182 pkgs agricultural Implements, 127 pkgs uses, 10 pkga axle grease, 10 pkgs bolts and rivets, 07 pkgs blacking, 10 pkgs bone-cutters, li,_ pkgs chairs and furniture, 17 pkgs castings and forglugs, in pkgs cobblers' sets, 43 pkgs clocks, 10 pkgs churns, 10 pkgs curtain poles, 100 pegs clothes pins, 202 pkgs cliiy plgeons, 3500 pfcga candles, 80 pkgs cotton 6oed oil, 30 pkgs ctgs. and primers. 3187 pkgs cul. carbide, 151 pkgs drugs, 13 pkgs domestics and duck, 5(17 pkgs fruit jars. 14 pkgs firearms, 12 pkgs food choppers, 2 pkgs lly paper, 240 pkgs glassware, 102 pkgs glucose, 208 pkgs hardware, 17 pkgs handles, on pkgs horse shoes, 27 pkgs incubators, 1000 cases kerosene, 127 pkgs lawnmowers, 64 pkgs lumps, 130 pkgs lnbricatc ing oil and grease, 12 pkgs laczlne, 44 pkgs, machinery, DO pkgs maiae Hour, I— i pkgs r.alls, 10 pkgs ears, 430 pkgs printing paper, 41 pkgs paint, 23 pkgs printed and advertising matter, 47 pkgs plaster, 50 pkgs paper tings, 10 pkgs refrigerators, 30 pkgs. roofing paper, 05 pkgs sowing machines. 40 pkgs pad irons, 60 pkgs shoes. 13 pkgs shade rollers, 12 pkgs springs, 14 pkgs scales, 40 lings starch, 35 pkgs Snpolio, 52 pkgs soap powder, 10 pkgs stove polish, 28 pkgs tools, Jill pkgs tinware, 52 pkgs "tobacco. 210 pkgs turpentine*, 10 pkgs tartaric neid, 20 pkgs wringers, 54 pkgs woodeiiwaro. 17 pkgs whetstones, 74 pkgs washboards, 10 tons plain wire, and 142 pkgs sundries. Tho s.s. Navua sailed for Wellington last tevening. « The s.s. Hauroto loft for Sydney, via the Islands, last evening. The barquentiue Rio left for Kaipara this morning to load timber for Sydney. The s.s. Herald left Gisborne this morning for Auckland, via ports. She will be _ue here about Tuesday next. The s.s. Hawea arrived from the South ,wlth a cargo of produce yesterday afternoon. She salts for the South agaiu at 5 p.m. to-morrow to load produce for Auckland. Tho steamship Rakaia (says an exchange) established a new record in loading grain at W'UUamstown on September _», on which occasion she stowed 13,573 bags of grain In licr hold, beating The Syduey record by 701 bugs. Tho s.s. Talune arrived from Dunedin. ▼la ports, at 8.15 a.m. to-day. She left Dunedin on the 11th Inst., and had light variable winds with smooth seas throughout tho passage. The Talune sails for tho South agalu on Saturday. THE UURGEUMEISTER HACHMANN. The German steamer Burgei'mqlster Hachniann arrived from Xcw _ork, via Melbourne and Sydney, at 0 a.m. to-day. She left New York on August 5, aud arrived at Melbourne U5 days inter. After a stay of 24 hours in Melbourne she sailed for Sydney, Dually clearing from the latter port for Auckland on tho 14th Inst. Moderate to line weather prevailed throughout the passage. The steamer has 1300 t.0113 of cargo for Auckland, 1800 tons for Wellington, 1200 tons for Lyttclton, and 1200 tons for Dnnedln. She sails for the South on Saturday evening, and on completion of her discharge proceeds to Newcastle to load coal for the West Coast of America, returning to Germany with n cargo of salt. The steamer is commanded by Captain Aim, the other officers being: Chief, Mr Mnurer; second, Mr Bornost; third, Mr Ycvs. Chief engineer, Mr Fischer; second, Mr Werner; third. Mr Kiel. THE PENGUIN. H.M. surveying ship Penguin, which left Sydney for Auckland last Thursday, passed Cape Maria Van Dlcmen last evening, and should arrive here to-morrow. The Penguin Is to continue tier survey of the New Zealand coast.