SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 289, 4 December 1905, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Full Moon, December 12th, 10.56 a.m. Sunset: This evening, 6.5 a Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 4JJ& HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 0.57; to-morrow morning, 1.24. Onehunga: To-morrow morning, 5.9; tomorrow afternoon, 5.44. Manukau Heads: To-morrow morning, 5.5»; to-morrow :i_fteruoon, 4.24. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning. &14; to-morrow afternoon, 5.49. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. Clansman, s.s., W. Farquhar, from Whangarel. Passiusers: Mesdames Poole and 3 children, Taylor, Klllan, J. D. Hill, Alderton, R. Reybnrn, A. McGregor, Hughes, Rule, Berg. Misses Jones, McLeod. Killau, Speer, Messrs J. McHngh, Mahon, Alderton, Marcroft, Creighton, J. F. Carter, T. Finl«y, Downard, Hood, Ridnalgh, J. Carlaw, Kemp, C. Foote, J. H. Reybnrn, Harrison. Thompson. Foster. Cato, Andrews, Birch, McCaskel). Easton, Colonei R. H. Davies, Colonel Holgate, and 0 steerage.—Northern Cq., agents. Apanui. s.s.. 200, E. McLeod. from Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu.— Northern Co., agents. Waitangi. s.s., P. A. Stein, from Parengar"nga. Te Kao. and Houhora. Passengers: Mrs West-Hill and 3 Austrlans.— Northern Co., agents. __ Awarua, p.s., G. Laiety, from Whangarei and Mercury Bay.-Devonport St,eam Ferry Co., agents. SUNDAY. Zeaiandia, s.s., 2771. F. J. Entwistle, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passeugtis. ■Mesdames Weeks, Rattray. Player, Ballcj. Kemp and child, Moanier. Meers and child, Dagg and S children. Holloway. Tattersneld, Kirkwood. Misses Drummona.Kneebone, Kivk, Fowker (2). Hannell, Tuffield, Nadcn, Walker. Nettingham, Muoroc. Kobtason, Messrs Neill (3), Smart, Sandford, Winchester. Meers, «arber, FmncK Findlavson, Kilmartin. Martin Taylor. Gibbon, Brown, Gallagher. Gnlnness, Hutton, i.oikwood. Williams, Ranby. Tattersfield. S* lU, Brodie. Walshaw. Cleary, Lewis the Rev Donovan. Dr. Weeks. Dr. Player, and -6 Misses Thompson. Lynch, Cooper, Stewart, Keene Batgcr/benCh. Creamer, Burfoot ©Tapper (2). Rennell. MeCall. Campion, steerage.—L. D. Nathan and Co., agents. Victor a U. 2969. W. Waller, from Sydney Passengers: Mesdames Wright, nurse and 4 children. Stewart. Dempster. Herbert, James. Palmer, Burfoot Larsonu Tapper, Campion. Lawsou, Heylana Burtoot, Magnlre, Messrs Tapper, R. L_w£r«.. BrlSmcad. H. Mark, H. Wflkins R Ledc*v Hoeseh, R. Prance. W. Hi?>s. yemps le?*f MusWi, L. Smart D Kemsley. E. E. Adams. Wllkle (2). K. Ahntelt T- Allen. 1 B Wright E. V. Quibell, G. Gow, h.. Harrison, !.Williams. Herbert J James H Bailey, H. Fox. PUVmer. N. McGUI Burfoot (2), Larsen. C. Rennell Murray ,TK Bnrkitt. and 54 steera_e.-L. D. Nathan "Kaftuna?ffiW 'A. Carson, from WestnSmrZ, g C s 0 2, a rHaultaln. from TauntngaPassengers: Mrs Robertson. Miss J. Asber, Messrs J. Storms J. J- »gg£ Bishop. Tnrnbull, Tunks. Captarn 3. Carthy. Adjutant G. Msb ters Havwood, Robertson (2), and 1 steer -a*.—Northern Co.. ar/ents. -<„--.„-_ Walot-M. 5.9.. C. Hopkins from Tanranga ,nd Opotikl. M MCarter. Messrs Carrol, rieicuci, acar Fugle.-Northern Co.. agents Hasell. s.s oln GlS - horne.—A. Bevins and Co., agents.

DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. Greyhound, a.s.s.. A. Subritzky, tor Wha-n-*aroa, Houhora, and Awanul. SUNDAY. tn<i t <3cott for Whangarel Kanieri, s.s., 203, !• acoit, •"> THIS DAY. Chelmsford, s.s.. H. Richards, for Awa- __!, Waiharara and Houhora. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Tuesday. Wairuna arrives from *«_; Thursday: Talune arrives fro» *_^ ££_ lyanSSji, Son SflW 1 **■ Oamar", and Tixnaru; Uaupiri arrives n' _- East Coast bays. roast Saturday : Talune leaves for Bast «-oasi and Southern poms at 12 noon. WEST COAST. Wednesday: Kotoitl arrives from Wellington, Nelson and New Plymouth and leaves again for the same ports at 6 p.m. 12 10 p.m. train.) Friday : Takapuna arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth, and leaves again for New Plymouth only at 3 p.m. l—io p.m. train.) HUDDART-PARKER CO.'S MOVEMENTS. This day — Zealandia leaves for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. _ n Tuesday: Victoria leaves for South at - p.m.

NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. This day— Waitangi leaves for Tauranga it 5 p.m.; C.iUisauiK leaves tor Russell, SVhangaroa, aud Mangouui at 6 v-m-'----\--apuhi leaves for Whangarei at S p.m., tanlerl arrives from Whangarei; Apanul eaves for Talrua, Mercury Buy, and Whanramata at 7 p-in. Tuesday: Kanieri leaves for Whangarei it 3 p.m.; Rarawa arrives at Onehunga 'rom New Plymouth abunt 8 a.m.; >uhi arrives from Whangarel about 9 p.m.; Sarawa leaves Onehunga for New Plyaouth at 4 p.m. (train 3 ?.m.). IMPORTS. Per Kaituna, from W estport—233l tons ecal. l'er Zealandla, from the South—l 747 sacks jhatf, 518 sacks wneat, 50 sacKs barley, 2j sacks meal, 20 sacks pollard, 3SO sacks oats, SSSS sacks, _00 50s nour, «4_ baies straw, lv bales hay, _G baies hemp, 103 cases matches, 130 cases butter, 105 packages ranges, 38 sacks hides, 40 cases iruit, 301 baies wool, 110 cases soap, 30 eases uacou aud lard, sundries, J.U transhipments ex Uimutaka, from Loudou. Per Victoria, from Sydney—297 pkgs. tea, 102 bags potatoes, 591 cases and bags onions, 210 cases fruit, 770 sacks bonedust, 409 ingots tin, 84 cases and barrels oil, SOO bags coke, 32S sacks manure, 217 coses '. currants, 3S cases raisins, 503 pieces timber. 120 eases so_p, 15 hogsheads white syirit, sundries, and transhipments ex Sekariiliorst, Barbarossa, and Duisburg, from Germany, Taiyuan from China and Japan, and Macedonia from London. The s.s. Stella Is undergoing overhaul in the Auckland dock. The s.s. Ngapuhi resumes her running in the 'Wkangar.ei trade this evening. The barque Selwyn Craig leaves for Kaipara to-morrow to load timber for Sydney. The s.s. Uaupiri leaves Napier to-day and Oisborne to-morrow, and is expected to reach Auckland next Friday. The s.s. Kaituna arrived from Westport at S p.m. yesterday. The Kaituna returns to Westport' next Thursday. The s.s. Aparima is to leave Calcutta on Wednesday next for Auckland, callin" at the usual eastern ports en route. ° The s.s. Walruna left Suva at 4 p.m. on Thursday last, with 4000 tons of raw sugar, for Auckland. She is due to arrive this evening. i_si c * ba sS_* Rona ' which went from Auckland to Whangarel to take in a part cargo of timber for Melbourne, arrived at Mercury Bay on Friday to complete. „^ he r? S ' WaDak ". route from the Bluff and Oaniaru, was to leave Timaru this afternoon for Auckland via Napier and Gisborne. S _ e wln be due here a _£ r t JM tJ he Si 8, Rakal a was to sail at four oYloefe anfl S__t°o„ '?? LOUdOU ,' via Qlsborn. tt?, Vwi llngtou ; I_ Wil s originally intended vessel should proceed to £nd™ . I _ 7ed " 1-30 on'Wednis.aJ?i__t % Sydney at ly winds and _H«.^ l S n « easter - weather, prevailed \Z\ h d , U i 1 '- ove "ast SSftlS t ' e /^he? id a t rate°d D S?SrSS r___ fine weather toTrrfval Th» l,£ "!?' V 1 ' nee for oj ßunelln, .via ft_-

tog passengers: Misses Cullwkk, Joel, Brodziak McManus, Mesdames Seccombe and child, Cullwick and infant, Brodzlak, Messrs Zinckc, McDermot. H. J. D. Mahon, »«-Sr G J X- N. Smales, Stanley, Seccombe, Lander, Masters Cullwick (2), and 44 Bteerage. THE STEAMER BABOON A. The coasUng steamer Baroona has heen r> T at . Sydney to the Wairoa Steamship to., Ltd., of Kaipara, N.z.., and she is now being prepared for the new trade. The steamer, which Is a trim cnt-water bow craft of 129 tons gross register and 78 tons net. has been laid up at Sydney since her withdrawal from the Port Stephens trade. She was built at Newcast.e last year. Her dimensions are: Length, 107 ft; beam, 21ft sin; and depth, 7ft lin. The new owners intend to use the vessel for carrying passengers from Dargaville to Helensvnie, in connection with the railway service. Hitherto the traffic has been carried on during the day, but in future it will be a night service, and the Baroona has -en purchased for that purpose. The two holds of the _*aroona are being converted Into passenger accommodation, and berths will be provided lor 55 passengers.