SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 53, 2 March 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon"s Ace — £ast quarter, March, 7£h. i y p in, t ■, • . Sunrise—To-morrow momiijg 5 39, , Sunset—This evening, 6.25. HIGH WATER. , 'Auckland—To-morrow morning, 9.11; to- i Inorrow evening, 9.3 L Onehunjra—To-morrow morning, l.lfi; tomorrow afternoon, 1.39. ' , Manukau Heads—To-morrow morning, 11.56: to-morrow afternoon, O.lfl. 1 Kaipara Heads — To-morrow morning, l-21i to-morrow afternoon, 1.44. IARRIVALS. TESTEEDAT. ■Xgatiawa, S.S-, P. A. Stoin, from Mer- 3 eury Bay and Tairna. Passengers: Mesfiames Owens, Brown and two children. Miss Nichols, Captain Parker, Constable | iParker. Messrs. Neckerman, Buchanan, Franklin. Bozer, Gow. Taylor (2), Johnston and two steerage.-—Northern S.S. Co., •Rents* , ■Endeavour. a.s.s., 84. Kaspar. from Whattgarei.—Jagger and Harvey, agents. THIS DAY. Kanieri. T. Meyers, from Whangarei. Passengers: Messrs. Brown, Merland, M-cKinnoD; McPhee, McPherson, Kelshall, , Ingrain, Parker, Bonlt. Foote, Carmmiek, • Byles, Co., agents. , Sierra, R.M.6., eOOO, H. C. Hondlette. from San Francisco. Honolulu, and Pagopago. Passengers: Saloon —Mr Ij. F. Aysoh, Father Mamane, Father lubman, Mr and Mrs W. W. Wheeler, Mrs C. B. Parish. Colonel A. H. Kellogg, Miss L. Shaw. Mr and Mrs R. S. Sinclair. Mr H. D. Harrison, Captain E. T. Alien, Ml- N. U Thomas. Second saloon —Miss E. A. Georgette, Mr and Mrs F. Holland, Miss Bdna M. Holland, Master Fred. Holland, Mr W. W. T. Crosby, Mr and Mrs H. 11. Wallace. Mr Herman Taed. Steerage—Messrs A. Duggan. Wm. >. Beck, D. Beck.—Oceanic Co., Agents. DEPASTURES. YESTERDAY. Ngapntti, S.S., R. H. Gibbons, lor WhaRgsrei. Clansman, S-S., E. McLeod, for Tauranga. AnpourJ, sjk, T. H.«mTtn.rn, for the Great Barrier. THIS DAY. Zelsteor, barqne, 524, Rodfl, for Mercury «,aj- and Melbourne. Talune, S.S., 2075, J. Bernech, for Dunedin, via ports. Passengers for Gisborne : Misses Rutledge, Johnston, Mesdames Skeet, Jackson, Menzies and infant, Messrs. C. Grey. HoSSsworth, Webster, Menzies, Jerron, Hookey, Richards, Anderson, Cunningham, T. Vosper. For Napier: Misses Forsyth, K. R. KendalL, Hopkins, Mrs. Pasley, Messrs. Mitchell, Briasco, J. Faton, Chllwell, Halpin, Langard. For Wellington : Messrs. Guthrie, Ahlfield: For Lyttelton: Misses Manson, K. B. Hoffmann, Mrs. Rabbidge, Messrs. A. Anderson, Drake. Manson, McGlure, Aldridge. For Dunedin: Mesdames J. Mclndoe, F. Graham, Messrs. J. Mdndoe, F. Graham, Douglas, J. Mclntosh, Rabbidge, J. R. Scott. For all ports: 20 steerage. EXPECTED AKRXVALS. lJefiaisce,. brigantine, from Newcastle, sailed Ifebruary 21Jllmlro, s.s., from London, via Australia; sailed. January 22, due 20th March InTerin. np. from New Yoxt, Tia Australia; sailed February 15 Star- of New Zealand, s-s., from iflTerpool, sailed February 20; due about April 27 •Viking, barque, from Mauritius, due about end of February. Maura, SjS-, from Fiji, due Monday. ; ilokoia, sa, from Syoney, due Sunday. Am-nra, nsy S.S., from Liverpool, leaves Fetenaiy 16, due Auckland April 4. Maori, s-s., trom Irfmdon, to sail eailj In Fehruaay. Ajrshire, f-«= , from Liverpool, via Anstralian ports, sailed January 5! at Adelaide Fehrnary 19; due about March 15. Devon, from Liverpool, via Australia, sailed December S; due about February 21 Somerset, E^. r ..from Liverpool, to sail February 2. j Kaikoura, from London and Plymouth; j to sail March 4, due Ajirll 23. I'emoajia, e.e_, from New Xort, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed February 13; dne about April 2S gohn Hardie, bjl, Irean New York, vi«. An»tralia, left New Xoxk December 27; due ( about AprU 7 Marian Faisec, barque, from Glassow and ; Liverpool; to sail Blftemfontein, s.s., : ' from New. York, -*la Australia, sailed Jan. 3 j aiorayshira, from Liverpool, sailed , February 2; due March 2S. . iaira, barqne, from Melbourne, sailed F.eb- ; ruaiz 25 . PSOJECTJED DEPARTDEBS. FOR SAN FRANCISCO: I Sierra, R.M.S., via Pagopago and Hono- ' luin, about Saturday. FOB. NEW YORK! — ytk-itig, banpie. early Sn Marcii. FOR LONDON— Kjimara, S.S-, Saturda.y. • . For Sydney: Mokoia, s-s., Monday. Sierrs, Sunday. I Navna, via Tonga, Samoa and Fiji, Tuesday. • VESSELS IN PORT. 1 Hazel Craig, barque, in dock. ; ' Ssabej, sen.. In stream | Iris, H.M.C.S., in stream Saint Helena, s-s., in dock i Opawa, at Qireen-st wnarf K.aeo, at Qneen-street wharf; 1 Catinat, Fcenen wars Sip, in stream. Kavna, at Quay-sf- Jetty j R.M.S., at Quay-street jetty. Hazel Craig, at Quay-street breastwork. Silver Cloud, barqentine, at Railway wharf "James Craig, barque, at Hobson-st. wharf Jessie Craig, barque, at Hobson-st. wharf Herzogin Sophie Charlotte, barque, at Queen-st. wharf NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. -Sunday: Rarawa leaves Onehunsa. for New Plymouth, at 4 pjn. (train 2.30 p.m.); Clansman arrives from Tauranga abont 7 a.m. Monday: Ngatiawa leaves for Tauranga at 5 p.m.; Clansman leaves for Russell, .TOiangsiba, and Mangonui at 0 p;m.; Ngapnhi leaves for Whangaaaji at 10.30 p.m.; TTm Ora leaves Onehnnga for Ragaan, Eawhia, and Waitara at 1 p.m. (train 12.10 p.m.); Apanni leaves for Mercury Bay, Kuaotunu, and Wiiangapoua. at 7 p-m. Tuesday-: Rarawa arrives at Onehunga t rom- Xcw' Plymonth aibout S a.m. and leaves for »ff PJvmoath. at 4 p.m. (train 3 p.m.): Kanieri leaves for Wnangarei Town Wharf at noon; Ngapulhi arrives from Whangarei about 6-30 p-m.; Apanui arrives from Kuao- ■ tuiu. Mercnrv Bay, and Whansapoua alwrot 6 p.m.; Aupburi leaves for Hoahora and Paat 9 a.m. Wednesday: BCanieri arrives from WiiaBgarei Town Wharf; Ngapnhi leaves for Whangarei at 10.30 p.m.; Chelmsiford leaves (or the Great Baarier at mJdnijtlit; Apanni leaves for Houhoca, Awanui, and WaJhacara at 11.30 a.m.; Waiotahi leaves for Opotiti and Taiuanga a-t 9 a-m. Thursday: Raratva leaves for New Plymouth at 4 p.m. (train 3 p-m.l: Kanieri leaves for Wnansarei Town "Waiaxf at 1 p.-m.: Cfletajsford arrives from the G-reat Barrier aibont .6 pjn.; NgapuTu arrives from iWhangarei about 5 p.m.; Kia Ona arrives (rom Raglan, Kawhia. and Waitara late; Ngatiaws leaves for Tairua, Mercury Bay, and W?>angamata at 7 p.m. -Friday: Ngapuhi leaves for Marsden Point, etc., at 8 p_ni.; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei Town Wiarf; Clans- . man arrives from Russell, etc., about 6 am.; Clansman loaves for Tauranga at 0 p.m. I TJNION STBAHSHD? COMPANY'S ' j- j MOVEMENTS* ( ;'' "' BAST COAST. Sunday: Mokoia arrives from Dnnedin, ■Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gis- ' borne: Manuka arrives from Sydney; Han- • piri arrives from East Coast bays; Squall • derives from Napier and Gisborne: Wanaka nrrives from the Bluff, Oamarn and Timarn. Monday: Haupiri sails for East Coast bays, Gisborne and Napier at 5 pan.; Mo--jtoia sails for Sydney at 5-30 p.m. Tuesday: Monra arrives from Levukaami Sura; Manuka sails for- Gisborne, Napier, rWelHngton. Lyttelton, and Duuedin at 4 p.m.: Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisborne at 5 p-m.; Navna sails for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, a;nd Sydney at 10 a.m. ■Wednesday: Rakanoa arrives from Westport; Wanaka sails for the Bluff, Oamarn and Timaru at 5 p.m. Thursday: Waikaxe arrives from Dunedin, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier and Gis.Friday: Batanoa sails for Westport at jj p.m. ■ _ - Saturday: Waikare sails for Gisborne, K«P* er - Wellington, Lyttelton and Dnnedin ■f (U 12 noon. WEST COAST. Eundav: Takapnn" arrives from New Ply- ] nawea arrives from Lyttelton. ] ■ Mondflr: Takapcna sails for New PlyB OTta and at 3 a.m. Stnto. 2.10 A&J ■•'-

Wednesday r jßotoitt-aifciTOai ftato Kelson Wellington and New Plymouth nana the same ports at 10 ajn. (trafct -SKa-^T Friday: Tatapuna arrives f roTn ■WeTUßeton and New Plymouth ana, Plymouth only at 3 p.m- (trafc £10 VmT Satnrdaj: Corinna arrives fr Oai the saut£ The barque Hazel CnOff wae-.-'TOdocked to-day and berthed at tile Qnay-gtreet breastwork. She proceeds hemce shortrr to Whangarei to load timber for Melbourne The bargnentine Silver Clond win ' bs docked on Monday next. . ;? The barque Eslatenr was toweito Mercury Bay tliis morning to load timber for ilelbonrne. THE SIBRKA. - • ife, The R.M.S. Sierra arrived trom San Francisco and the islands at nooa to-day after a protracted passage of 2L .flays 10 •hours. The actual steaming time was 17 days Iβ hours. The Sierra left 'Frisco at 1.10 a.m. on PebrnaT? 5- anc ma<se a good niu to Honolulu, arririns there on the 14th She sailed airain the same day, and was delayed on the passage to Pago Pag o owin"to an accident to her this s°<> tion of the voyage ocqrpying v days ~ ln place of seven. The steamer renj ained days at Paao Pago effecting repairs, and left for Auckland at 4.2 i p.m. on the 24th, arriving here cs above , . Fine weathcr'tvas experienced on the voyage. Th e gierra leaves for Sydney on completion of her tliwharprf-. A list of passengers joining the •boat at Auckland was published: in Thursday's "Star." MARCH WOOL SALES. The New Zealand Shipping Company received a cable early this afternoon statin™that their steamer the Port Augusta, which loaded at Auckland at the end of January has arrived safely in London after a good passage of 30 days. This wHI be in amole time for the March wool sale. IMPORTS. Per Sierra, from San_ Francisco: 2 packages autos and parts, 54 cases boots and shoes, 86 cases rubber shoes, 20- cases biscuits, 50 boxes codfish, 22 cases corsets 50 packages oil engines and parts, 20 cases desiccated eggs, 1550 cases canned 1392 packages dried fruits,.. 22 boxes fish eggs, 43 packages hardware, 13 barrels printing ink, 360 packages metal._polish. 19 cases medicine. 10 cases machinery. 62 barrels and 2~> cases lubricating oil, "1437 boxes oranges, 21 packages 10 cases ptvoto. joodF, 43 cases-paints, 77 cases roofing material. ISO cases canned salmon, 305 packages sewing machines, SO cases canned vegetables. 6S packages waggon material, and sundries. . i. ;