SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 34, 8 February 1906, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Tail Moon, .February 9, 7.16 p.m.

Sunset: This .evening, 6.55. Sunrise; Txnmorrow morning, SJX, HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 7J3; to-morrow jnorning, 7.34. Onehunga: "To-jnorrew moniing, 11 ■ IB; toiinorrow evening, 11.38. Manukau Heads: To-morrow moming, I &59; to-morrow evening, 10.18. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 11.24; to-morrow evening, 11.43. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. Weitangi, s.s., P. A. Stein, from Tauranga.—Northern Co., agents. Young Bnngaree, s.s., Whittaker, from Hie coast.—George T. Niccol, agent. Pelican, s.s., Gardiner, from the coast.— Devoriport Steam Ferry Co., agents. Mangapapa, s;s., C. Faulkner, from Ohiwa and Whakatane. Passengers: .(Mesdaanes Black, Platt, King aDd 3 children, Misses Withy, Black (3), Gleeson, Messrs Black (2), Masters Cooaey, O'Shea.—Northern. Co., agents. Waiotahi, s.s., C. Hopkins, from Opotlkl, Ohiwa, and Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdaiues Boyes, Tolhurst, Chippell and two children, Scott, Misses Litchfield, Whitty, Barnaby, Tolhurst, Messrs Townsend, Whitty, King, Hall, Hutcninson, Quintal, Cato, Whitcombe, Masters Kora, Kirk, Allies.—Northern Co., agents. THIS DAY. Ayrshire, 4705, B. Coull, from West Coast ef England ports, via Australia. Passengers: Mr D. Leckie and 53 steerage.—Ail. Nathan, agents. Apanui, β-s., McLeod, from Talrua and Mercury Bay. Pasesngers: Misses Campbell, Schofield, Eyre, White, Bunion, Rhodes, Mrs Henderson and family, Messrs Nicholson, Smith, Mandeno, Meikle.—Northern Co.! agents. Waikare, s.s., J. T. Rolls, from Dunedin, )via ports. Passengers:—Saloon: Misses Tracy, Park, McPherson, Whltson, Watte, Ryan, Murray, Bell, Baker, Hunt, Tay'or, Hampson, Williams, O'Meara, Howard, Stephenson, Carrlngton, Maxwell, and Gleeson, JMesdames Breden, Stevens, Bickford, Wyatt and 2 children.WUson and 2 children, Pavitt end 2 children, Galbralth, McClatchie, Pilkington, Evans, Colemah, Allum, Lumsden, Carringtori and infant, Mere and child, Messrs jstevens,Waddell, BlcFarlane, Rhlnfl, Powley, "Williams, Worley, Evans. Rod, Greig. Hampson, Tucker, Rev. Waidams, LaMlaw, Coleman, Green, Page, Henderson, De La Mare, Warnock, Kronfeld, Rood, Steegall, Donald, Lewis. Anoka. Muir, Paterson, Alcken, Kewsley. Steerage: 26. — iXJnion Co., agents. - DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. Ngapuhi, s.s., E. Stephcnson, for Wha■ngarei." ' ......' ' Wai.tangi, -S.S., P. A Stein, for the Great .Barrier.'' Iris, H.M. cable steamer, 3000, Sharpe, .ior Norfolk Island. THIS DAY. Pelican,, s.s, Gardiner, for tie Three Kings. Passengers: Messrs Gow, J. Riegel, P. Leigh, and Captain E. ToswilL EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Sierra, ILALs., from San Francisco, via Honolulu and Pagopago; sailed January 25; due Auckland February 12 Star of New Zealand, S.S., from New York, via Australia, sailed January 26. ZeafandfaV'B.s.V from Sydney, due Sunday. Silver Cloud, barquentine, from Newcastle, sailed February 3 Mimiro, BM-, from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed January 2S Handa Isle, barcjueutUie, from Newcastle; Bailed January 31 Eclwyn Craig, barquentine, from Newcastle, sailed February 3. iVcntura, from Sydney, dnc Friday, Ardgonian, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed January 25. DelpMc,» s.s., from "Liverpool; to sail Feb. 20, due at Auckland about April i>. Essex, S.S., from West Coast of England and Australian poets; left Liverpool Jan. 11, due at Auckland about March 10. Dorset, S.S., fr.om Liverpool, via Australia; ."fo eail Feb. 01. Ilndralema, s.s., from Liverpool, via Australia; to sail March 11 P. Wlckstroin, barque, from New York, ria Rockhaiapton, sailed November 28. Callao, barque, from Bremen, saUed fapanul, e.s., from London, via Capetown; sailed January, due about February 24.' Perthshire, s.e., left New York Dec 31 for Auckland; due Mar<:li 12 Ayrshire. e.s., from Liverpool, Tia Australia; sailed Decembtt U •Tillle B Starbnck, wftrquc, from Kew York;, sailed November 17; sighted Nov. 28 in lat. 2 deg. N. and long. 30 deg. West !Aotea, b.b., from London; sailed Dec 14 Kaipara, e.s.. from London; sailed sth Dec. Btar of Scotland, left London Dec 26 for Australian'ports and Auckland; at Melbourne, s*bruary 7; due Auckland Feb. 17 PROJECTED DEPARTURES. rOR LONDON— Stokom'aru, s.s., about Feb. 28th FOR SYDNEY— .8,5,, Monday Bicrra, R.M.S., about Tueeday FOR SAN FRANCISCO: iVentura, via Pagoptago and Hano■JUfl" Friday VESSELS IN POBDC. Tsjibfll, schooner. In stream Southern Cross, s.s'.. In stream Ajsrshlre. s.s., at Queen-street TTOiarC SManurewaV barque, at" Quay- : et. Jetty -"Waikare, s.s., at"" Hobsonrstreet Wharf. Frank barquentine, at Bailway Wharf Alexander' Craig, ' barque, at Hobson-st .Wharf HTJDDART-PABKER CO.'S MOVEMENTS. •Sunday: Victoria arrives from South; JEealandia arrives from Sydney. -Monday,: -.Victoria leaves for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday: Zealandia leaves for Southern ports at 2 pan. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Saturday: Waikare leaves for East Coast and Southern ports, 12 noon. WEST COAST. Friday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington- and New Plymouth,' and leaves again for New Plymouth only, 2 p.m. (1.10 p.m. train); Rosamond leaves for Greymouth, 2 p.m. Saturday: Corinna arrives from South. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. This day—Kanieri leaves for Whangarei Town at 5 p.m.; Wai tar gi arrives from the Great Barrier a 0.30 p.m.; Nga--pnhi arrives from Whangarei about 5 pjn.; Kia (ira arrives" from Waitara, Kawhia, & Baglan, late. Friday: Apanni leaves for Mercnry Bay and Kuaotunn at 7 p.m.; Clansman leaves for Whaugarei, Marsden Point, etc., at 10.30 p.m.; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf; Waltangi leaves for Tauranga at 5 p.m.; Mangapapa leaves for Ohiwa and Whakatane at 6 ium.; Clansman arrives from Mangonui, Whangafoa, and Russell about 6 a.m.; Ngapuhi leaves on eight-day pleasure cruise at 10 p-m. IMPORTS. Per Ayrshire, ifrom West Coast of England ports: 6630 reels barb wire, 3548 bars Iron, 152 cases beer, 336 cases, cornflour, 25 crates, 63 drums caustic soda, 304 girders, 318 packages groceries, 387 cases galvanised Iron,: 28 -cases glass, 280 bags coke, 135 bundles iron, 37 casks and 475 drums oil, 162 kegs paint, 1325 coils plain wire, 745 pipes, 122 tons pig iron, 50 reels paper, BO bags salt, 12 bundles steel, 6000 slates, 127 casks and 196S cases spirits, 2750 sashweights, 1538- bundles and 634 sheets iron, 40 ingots, and 1245 boxes tin, 7 tanks, and sundries.* Per Waikare, from Dunedin: 2780 sacks wheat, 234 sacks seed, 155 sacks bark, . sacks flour, 300 bags flour, 55 sacks barley, 70 sacks malt, 000 sacks oats, 220 sacks bran, 164 bales hemp, 10 hhds ale, 50 cases fruit pulp, 64 pkgs effects, 45 drums oil, 14 cases bottles. -200 boxes soap, 100 oases brandy, 13 cases beehiv.es, 65 bales wool, 41 caseH potatoes, 30 cases pears, 280 bales straw, 13 cases tobacco, 134 cases .canned fipods, 84 cases acid jars, 352 boxes butter, 21 cases matches, 32 cases tea, 30 bales hay, 146'varlens cases, 22 rams, and sundries. R.M.S. -Sonoma arrived at San Francisco <m xpseday last from Auckland.' dEiOSiiF*?** left for tbe Three Km « B tuts morning to -search for the Elincamite's lost treasure. •"'β-lis :lett for Norfolk Island -yesterday afternoon She is eamected to^

The 6.5. Zealandla left fiydaey yesterday afternoon for Auckland, where she vHI be due on Sunday morning next.

Mr a -Bailey, jnn., ia buHdtng two 25ft end a 20ft whaleboat for the Melanesian, and two 35ft serf boats for Rarotonga, to the order of tbe Union Co.

The s.s. Waikare .arrived from Dunedin via ports at 7.30 a-m. to-day after a fine weather passage. The Waiiare sails for the South again on Saturday.

The Shaw-Savill steamer Matatna, which sailed from Wellington for London last Saturday, took the following cargo from Auckland: 9225 boxes butter, 218 cases cheese, 316 kegs butter.

The machinery for the new sax. pole schooner Fairburn, which Messrs Bailey and Lowe are building for Messrs Cranby and Co., of Napier, are expected to arrive on, Monday next. The engines are of 22 h-p., cf the Hercules type. The Fairburn will be launched about tie end of the month.

Messrs L. C Gillespie and Sons advise that the barque Fulda has sailed from East London, South Africa, for Auckland, and is due about the end of February to load kauri gum and Pft for New York. The barque F. J. Wickerstrom, jun., will follow the Fulda on the berth, sailing in April.

The Ayrshire arriTed from the West Coast of England and Australian ports this morning. She left Liverpool on December 11, and experienced fine weather throughout the passage. The Ayrshire loads for West Coast of England ports, and sails for the South about Tuesday next. Capt. B. Coull is in command. The chief officer is Mr C. Forder; second, Mr E. W. J. Nnrsey; third, Mr -W. McKenzie; fourth, Mr H. Rose; -chief engineer, Mr C. Howarth; second, Sir B. Butterworth; third, Mr W. Skinner; fourth, Mr S. Shean; chief steward, Ttfr o. Henderson; surgeon, IXc, Burns.