SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 176, 25 July 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's age: Fnll Moon, July 25, Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 6.56. Sunseti evening, 4.57.

HIGH WATER.

ARRIVALS.

Auckland: This evening, 7.47; to-morrow moraine, 5.13. Onehunga: To-morrow morning, 11.08; tomorrow evening, p. 25.

Manuka v Heads: To-morrow morning, 10.35; to-morrow evening, 11.5. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow, morning, 0.3; to-morrow afternoon, 0.30.

YESTERDAY. "Kumara. E.s., 6034, Morton, from London, t—L. D. Nathan, and Co., Ltd., agents.

THIS DAY.

Tymeric. s.s., 3314, White, from Molanda (short of coal.!.

Indralema, s.s., 6U69, Trotter, from London, Melbourne, and Sydney. —Heather, Roberton, and Co., agents. Squall, s.s., Benton, from Limestone Island.—Union Co., agents. Mangapapa, s.s., Faulkner, from Whakatane and Tauranga. Passengers: Messrs Bentley, Canning, T. Sinclair, J. Brunt, H. Crowther, Wall, and 1 steerage.

Waikare, s-s.. 3071, John T. Rolls, from Dcmedln, via .ports. Passengers; Masses ifarks. Wood. Eustace, .Tagger, Schults, Mesdames Jevons and child, Marks. Butler and family, Sardy. Ewan. McMurrich and child, Warren, Forbes, Williams, Williame. Scott, Harris, Messrs Jevons, Bntler, Nicholas, Runnides. Sardy, Sneddon, Williams. O"Hallor:in. Walker, Ross (2), White, Fielder, C. C. Williams, F. W. Williams. Gardiner, Xicol, Dive, Bannister, Chrisp. Ward, O'Meara, Scott, Pitman, ■Vesbitt. Thomson, Williams. Bishop of \Vaiapu, and 2S steerage.—Union Co., Events.

DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAY. Silver Cloud, barqnentine, 282. Stenberk. for Mercury Ray and Sydney. Haupiri. s.s-. TV. Mcßride. for East Coast bays and Wellington. Passengers: Miss Gordon-Jones. Messrs Burleigh, Kemp, Lonaman, and 6 steerage. Chelmsford, s.s., R. G. Hunken, for the Great Barrier. Anpouri, s.s.. T. Haultain, fnr Whansrarei. Passengers: Misses Baoghan, Miller, Harrison, Mason, Jlesiiames Matthews. Taylor, McGregor, Messrs McGregor. Matthews, .T. Edwards. T. Hntt, n. P Taylor, A. Wright, Pitkeathley, A. H. MUlmgton. Garret, Simson, Morrison. Beckett. Murdoch, Atkinson, Whire, ryKWfp, G. S. Mnnro, Williams, -p Christie, J. D. McKenzie. THIS DAY. GonaßbnrD, 4274, Forbes, for the South.

FOR SYDNEY— Zaalandia, a 5-, Monday KOR LOKDOS: Kakaia, s&, abont end of July iSlatatua, yifl. the South, abont end of Jnlz

IN POST, promethens, HJM-S-. In does Tymeric, s-s., in stream. Kumara, <s *»., at Powder Ground. Defiance, origantlne, at Railway TVliart. Aldebaran, barque, at Railway Wnarf Waikare, at Hobson-street Wharf. Squall. S.S., at Queen-street Wharf. Indralema. s.s., at Qneen-street Wharf. Kexeru, a. at Queen-street Wharf. lAwannl, a," " h at Quay-street Jetty No. 4.

•PROJECTED DEPARTUREa

NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS.

To-day — Kanieri leaxes for Whangarei ffown Wnarf at 5 p.m.; Cnelmsford arrives rom Great Barrier about 7 p.m.; Aupouri arrives from WJiangarei, Marsden Point, etc., about 6 p.m.

Friday (J-nJy 26): Clansman arrives from Russell, Wliangaroa, and Mangonui about 6 1 tn , and leaves for Whangarei, Marsden SPoint, etc., at 10-30 p.m.; Kanieri arrives from Wnangarei Town. Wharf about 6 p.m.; Nj-atiawa. leares for Mercury Bay, Tairua, smX vv mmgnTDatn at 6 p.m_; Aupourf ieaves for Tanranga at 5 p.m.; Rarawa arrives at Onelumga from Holn'anga and ' Auckland about: o « m ; Waiotahi leaves for Ohiwa and Ovotiki at 2 pjn.; Waitangi leaves Onetunga .for "Waitara and at 9 .m. (train 5,20 a.m.l.

UNION SLS. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS.

BAST COAST. Saturday: Wailrare sails for Gisbome, Kapier, WelEugton, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, Et 12 (noon).

"WEST COAST.

Friday: Tafcapaiia arrives from New Plymouth and Wellitston; and sails for New Plymouth only, at .2 p.m. (train, 1.10 p.m.).

— HUDDARTT PAKKEK CO.'S MOVES^NTS.

Sunday—Victoria aitives from Sydney; Zealaudia. arrives from TEast Coast ports. Monday—Zealandia saais for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday—Victoria sails iov East Coast •ports at 2 B.m.

IMPOSTS.

Per Indralema, from LondoriS 2300 tons general cargo. Per Kumara, from London: 2700 tons general cargo. Per Waikare, from the Sooth: 222 sacks flour, 250 hags oats, 565 bars iron, 55 sacks Sorties, 269 sacks potatoes 996 sack 3 .wheat, 77 cases fruit. 117 bundles pipe and iron, 7 cases cigarettes, 55 cases tongues, 200 cases sugar, 200 firebars, 430 bales straw, 54 sacks chicory, 50 sadks malt, 39 sacks barley, 200 cases ammunition, 40 boxes soap, and sundries.

THE NEW TYSER STEAMER.

There was launched at Belfast on May 30th a steamer which has been built foL■•the Tyser Line (Ltd.), London. The vessel, •which was named Whakarua, is 466 ft in •length, with a gross tonnage "of about 6500. and has been built under Lloyd's survey (for the highest class in their registry. Toe new steamer is of the shelter-deck type, and has three complete steel decks, extending all fore and aft. The cargo space is divided into five large holds, three of these being insulated and prepared for the reception of frozen meat cargo, for the preservation of which a very complete refrigerating installation has been fitted. Each, of tbe holds is provided with a large latchway equipped with a couple of powerful steam winches, and the necessary derricks for expeditiousry dealing with a large general cargo, the derricks being swung from the masts and special derrick posts. The propelling machinery consists of two sets of direct-acting tri-compound engines, with all the most modern auxiliary appliances, supplied with steam from four single-ended multitubular boilers, working ■under forced draught.

The s.s. Gowanbnra sailed for the Sooth at noon to-day to finish her discharge of New York cargo.

The barqnentine Silver Cloud left for Mercury Bay last night to load timber for Sydney.

The s.s. Squall arrived from Limestone Island last night. She loads again for ±he same place at 8 o'clock to-night Tie s-E. Waikare arrived from Dunedin, via ports, at 9 o'clock this morning. The Waikare sails for the South, again on Saturday next

The s.s. Victoria left Sydney at 2.25 p.m. yesterday, and should arrive-at Auckland on Sunday afternoon next.

The British four-masted barque Pegasus made the passage across the Pacific In steamboat time recently. The barque left Newcastle on April ISth for Valparaiso •■with. 3560 tons of coal, and arrived at her destination on May 24, after a very fast passage of tnirty-six days.

The "New Zealand Times'* says:—Messrs Richardson and Co., of Napier, owners of the i-oastal steamers Toroa, Kahu, Hutu and Fanny, have decided to increase the tonuase of the steamer Toroa. At present the Toroa carries a crew of sixteen all told, ■which includes three engineers and three firemen. The vessel's tonnage can be increased considerably without any increase in the crew being required by the shipping regulations. The Toroa Is now compelled to carry a crew which should suffice for a vessel several times her size. It is therelore intended to lengthen her by about 30 ft, which will mean an increase in ncr carrying capacity of about 150 tons deadweight Messrs JJcKeegan Bros., of Wellington, are at present engaged in drawing •up plans and specifications for the work.

THE INDRALEMA.

The Tyser Company's steamer Indralema arrived from London, via Melbourne, and Sydney, at noon to-day, after an uneventful weatber passage, On camDletlen of lific ißßefaarge -sails for--the 6«>bHi to,

THE , T.YHBRIC.

The s.s. Tymeric, bound from the West Coast of South America-to Newcastle arrived at Auckland at 11 o'clock, this morning to replenish her bunkers. The steamer called at Russell yesterday, and. left last night for Auckland, arriving ihere-as. above.

THE KUMARA.

The B.s. Knmara arrived from London at <-45 p.m. yesterday, and anchored at the powder ground to put out explosives on completion of which she will berth at the Queen-street Wharf. The Kumara left London on June sth. and fine weather prevailed until approaching "the Cape of Good Hope, when the vessel encountered a heavy SW gale, with heavy seas. The Cape was rounded on June 28, and thence onward the vessel experienced the usual weather prevalent in southern latitudes, consisting of gales from NWW and SW. The weather was fairly good on the whole. After passing Tasmania a strong easterly sale was encountered. A very heavy head sea quickly rose, which retarded the ship's progress. Large .quantities of water and heavy spray were continually on the decks. After blowing hard for two days the wind subsided, but a heavy swell was running until after Cape Maria Van Diemen was passed at 1.30 a.m. yesterday Fine clear weather aha smooth sea prevailed thence to arrival. After discharging here the Kumara sails for the South to complete.