SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 179, 29 July 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■Moon's Age: Last-Quarter, August 1, 1.56 Sunrise: Tomorrow ,-morning, 6.53, Sunset: TMs evening, 5.1.

HIGH WATER,

Auckland: Ihis evening, 11.0; to-morrow morning, 11.23. Onehunga: To-morrow morning, 3.5; tomorrow afternoon, 3.30.

Macokau Heads: To-morrow morning, 1.45; to-morrow afternoon, 2.10. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow, morning, 3.13; to-morrow afternoon, 3.35.

ARRIVALS.

SATURDAY. Clansman. s.s.. E. MeLeod, from Whangarei. Passengers: Mesdames Harris, Lang P. Campbell, I'atuUo, Pye, Brenkley and tiro children,- Misses Anderson. Boult, Stirling, Clarke, AVright, Williams, Edwards, -McGregor (2), MeLeod, Hiekey, Messrs. Harris, G. F. "Webster. J. W. McCoy, T. Holder, Leighton. K. Thompson, A. Finlayson, Mackesy, Atkinson, Nathan, W. Ramsej, Taylor, Smith. H. P. Barry, C. Rhodes, T. Buddie, Pitkethley, McCorquindale, C G. Beckett, Mackey, W. A. Elliott, Fow: er, Crombis, Wilding, G. C Munro, Barney, iMallabond. Kowc, B. G. Bell, Pye, Bradley. ifaster W. Ormiston, and eight steerage.—■ Northern Co., agents. Ananui, S.S-, K. H. Gibbons, from Awanui. Houhora, and Watharara. Passengers: Mrs. J. Bradley, Messrs. MeLeod, Stewart. —Northern Co., agents. I'aeroa, s.e.. John Taw, from Whananaki, Tutukaka. Whangaruru, and Helena Bay. Passenger: Miss Fielder.—Northern Co., agents. Young Bunsaxee, s.s., Whittingham, from the coast.—Dcvouport Steam Ferry Company, agents. YESTERDAY. Zealandia, E.S., 2771, F. G. Entwistle, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdames Peach, McClelland, Dkladdox. Baker, Collins. Hendmand, Williams and family, Gaudin, Misses Peach, Henry, Shepton, Baker, Blampied, Zachariah, Clare, Wood, Callender, ilessrs. McLeltend, Peach, Evans, Davitg, Howden, Davis. Collins. Wern, Wilkinson, McICaigiit, SomerviHe, Harper, Sheppard, Baker, Seamoa, Gleeson, Davies, Bergstrom, Healey, Macky, Williamsi Shirley, Bruce, McKeown, Hetc-alfe, Gaudin, Qulan, Frankhain, Ruttciman, Clare, Black, Trafford i 2). Wyllie, Dent, Martin, Binger, and 25 steerage.—L. D. Nathan and Co., Limited, agents.

Victoria, s.s., 2963, William Walter, from Syilaey. Passengers: Mesdames Harrowell, Hnjrsan, Scott and child, Svreet, Oavis, Macty, Winter, Cranwell, Martin, Gniniiess, SJator, Coleman and. three children, Stacey, B<?tty, Morris, Misses Sweet, Noble, Cameron, Cranwell, Betty, Lyttelton, Sister Appolins. Messrs. J. M. Hodge, Maxwell, D. >lickey. C H. Gray, W. Weight, E. Bourkc, F. b. Potter, B- B. Grange, J. Gongh, C. Kilmai, Worner, H. Harrowell, W. S. Meek, J. P. Ward, G. Bates, J. Hopkins, G. B. Hoggan, G. Lyons, A. Cranwell, A. Deakin, Kearney, H.. S. Lamb, W. C. Martin, T. Pritchard, Gocwlwin, Slator, Ballan, A. Coleman, Conway, Rantin, F. Torrington, E. T. Gawn, G. Korris, Lyttel■ton, J. Biadi, Blair, and 38 steerage.—L. l>. Nathan and Co., Limited, agenis.

Airpoari, s.s., T. Hanltain, from Tanranga. Passengers: Mr and Mrs McKeovra, ■Mr and Mrs Phillips, Mesdames Jenkins, Tasner, Seddon, Hopkins, Misses Bonner, ."WiikiES, Messrs. Corbett, Seddon, Burns, Smith, Monds, Stewart, Murgatroyd.— Korthenn Co., agents.

Onetasford. e-s.. R. G- Htmken, from Mercury Bay, Tainia, and WhangamataPassengere: Mrs. Ferguson. Messrs. Reed, A. Bruce, Stewart, Ferguson, H. Smith, Wilson. T. Bruce, Roscoe, Smith. McKay, McCarthy, Harsant, Cores. —Northern Co., agents. •PHIS I>AT. Mangapspa, s.s., C_ Faulkner, from 'Whaiatane. Passengers: Misses Worrall, Ernest, Messrs. Phillips, and F. Kaisher.— .Xorthern Co., agents. j -Kgapalii. s.s., B. Stepnenson, from OneIbtmga.—Northern Co., agents. DEPASTURES. SATURDAY. ■Stella. s_s-, E. Selars, for Mataponrl. Kanieri, a.s, T. Myers, for Whangarei, XESTEEI>AY. Promethens, H.II. twin-screw steel cruiser, 21/5 tons, 5000 borse-power, S guns, Commaßder R. fW. Beitick, for Norfolk Island. Como, s.s., 5137, EelMns, for Syttney. Pelican. s.s., W. Gardiner, for .WhangaTei and Whangapoaa. r=IOJBCTBI> DEPAETURES. FOR SYDXEI— Zeaisndia, sls-. tx>-day FOE LO2iDOK: Eataia, about end of July ftlatatoa, s.s v Tia the South, abont end of

Jcly Indralema, 6.s_ about Aug. 30

FOR FIJI— JManaponri, s-s., August 7 FOR COOK & SOCIETY ISLANDS— iEauroto, August 6

1 VESSELS IN EOET. iWaiotali. s.s, in docfc Encounter, ELM-S., in stream Aparima, at Chelsea Komata, s-s., at Hobson-st. Wiarf Victoria, at Hobson-st. wharf Korora, scow, at Quoen-st. wharf Greyhound, a.s.s., at Quay-street Jetty No. Zealandia, &&, at Quay-si- jetty No. 2 Clansman, s-s., at Quay-st jetty No. 3. Cbelmsforu, &£-, at Quay-street jetty No. o. Sdangapapa, at Quay-street jetty No. 3. "A-apouri, S.S-, at Quay-strest jetty No. a. Apanni, at Quay-street jetty No. 4 _ Paeroa, at Quay-street jetty No. 4. INgapuhi, at Queen-street TOnarf.

Defiance, brigsntine, art: Railway WharE. lildebaran, barque, at Railway Wharf Knmara, at Queen-st. wharf

Indralema, s-s., at Queen-street Wharf. Kereru, at Qneen-street Wharf. A'wanui, a.s.s., at Quay-street Jetty No. 4.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Miowera, S.S-, from Sydney, due Sunday. tßncentaur. s.s., from Vancouver, via Fiji, sailed July 14; due August 9 Waori, 8.5., from London; to sail early in August Eauroto, S.S., from the Society and Coot Islands; due Thursday Solgran, barque, from Newcastle, eafled ■ July 14. Slarere s,s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney, Bailed June 11; due early; (at Melbourne, July_l6) [Wakaaci, from London, sailed June 30; due August 29 Katnna, s.s., from New Tork, via Australia, sailed Jane 11; due August 24 Drajtaa Grange; s.s., from Liverpool, sailed Jane 1; left Sydney July 28; dne Tridaj Joseph Craig, barque, from Ednnburi* sailed Jtrne 10. Star of Scotland, s.s., from Lonflon, Tia Melbourne and Sydney, sailed June 19; one Aug. 17 Hampton. S.S.. from New York, via Australia, sailed June 28; due end of August Deron, s.s. from Liverpool, sailed June 29; due about August 20 ' Katanga, s_s., from Calcutta, Singapore, and Samarseg, to sail In July . iNairnshire, s-s., from Liverpool, to sail July j"s ? om New Tork - MclISp™ 6 SydD^r ' saileA Jane 27; due SPhatarua, sls.. from -London, via Melbourne and Sydney: due about August 20: to sail July SI: due about Sept 23 fu.f h es ' from Glasgow, sailed Jmie 29. from. Sew Tori, via ports, sailed July 8; due about i^K E Sned I July I ' O^e.to ai s S an. t,aXqßentine ' fr ° m Dnnblans, barque, from Lyttelton. to sail toad ' Sm ' prise «&nd, to NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOYBMENTS at n-?Bg: puhi. leaves for Whangarei, Marsden" Potatl »lor-'Tanr an at leaves £esf d --^ c a^ 8 |

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s.^nT Zealandl * •** at v£u&r£?% BaUS - fot E "t Coast

UNION S.S. G£'S MOVEMENTS. coast:

~ * Om s'■*&* %>? at _ Thursday: SqraJl .arrives, from Napier Gisborne and Holago; Talnne aA-riv<« irnm Dunedin, LyUel t on, "O^, g^orne^Hauroto,arrives, frojp jlhifi aSd Saturday: Talun* sails for Gisborne Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton *nd bouedin at 12 noon. Squall sails for Tolio bonse, Napier Cmeantime). ** a ' WEST COAST. Wednesday: Rptojtl arrives from Wellington, Nelson and Is'ew Plymouth, sails for same ports at 6 p.m. (train 210 ) Friday: Takapnna arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth, soils for New Plymouth only, at 3 n. m . (traia 2.10 p.m.). Per Zealandia, frpm th e South—sso sacka wheat, SO sacks go's flqup, 105 eacks barley 112 sacks bran,' 125 sacks pollard, 206 sacks potatoes, 424 bales straw, 45 qakes ard, 1&> cases meats, 58 old zinc, 13 bandies paclvageg confectionery, Jo drums oU, 20 p ? ses corncob, 576 bars iron, SO cases matches, 58 boxes butter, 15 bales wool, 50 wheel ceatres, 67 cases cheese, 178 bales twine, 43 cases jams, 96 packages ranges, 145 <.as t ma i l i s> 04 bales hemp, 51 cases tobaccdand cigarettes, 40 cases drugs, 50. packages woollens, 30. packages agricultural implements, 39 hogsheads and S barrels.'ale, and sundries.. Per Victoria, from Sydney—3s66 sacks potatoes, 120 bales compressed fodder, 403 sacks oats, 337 sacks onions, 563 bags, bottles, 47S packages cracked maize, ">3G sacks manure, 150 sacks bonedust, 250 sacks superphosphates, 860 sacks gypsnm, 400 bags rice, TSI bags oxide of iron, 120 sacks flour, 21 bales millet, 20- cases soap, 22 cases tobacco, 30 boxes tinplates, 61 bales fibre, 395 cases milk, 70 cases desiccated cocoanut, 60 bales wood pnlp, 48 bags peanuts, 69 bags volonia, 10 kegs saltpetre, 93 bags tapioca, 15 bales corks, 400 cases schnaEps, 20 cases vestas, 100 cases cognac, 169 cases geneva, 34 crates desks, 29 cases rubbers, 32 cases cheese, 25 cases drugs, 12 crates sewing machines, 45 cases oil, 731 packages tea, 153 kegs cream of tartar, 100 packages currants, 374 boxes raisins, 32S boxes sultanas, 145 cases sala mon, 262 boxes dried apricots, 165 boxes peaches, 58 boxes prunes, 25 cases shrimps, 156 ingots copper, 110 lengths pipe, 35 pases wine, 30 casks brandy, 20 cases naile, 20 cases soap, 10 cases phonographs, 17 bags coffee, 12 rolls lead, 55 steel sheets, 1572 cases fruits, 1 fiorse, and sundries.

The s.s. Como resumed her voyage for Sydney early yesterday morning.

H.M.s. Prometheus sailed for Norfolk Island and the New Hebrides yesterday.

The a.S:S. Torgauten. arrived from We- ,- lington this morning, after a fast passage of 27 hours.

One hundred ana rorty sailing vessels and a large number of steamers are now under charter ta load coal at Newcastle.

The 5.3. Red Hill, from Corenel to Newcastle, put into Napier yesterday short of coal. It was expected this vessel would call at Wellington. Snars, Tigging, etc., for the barquentine Rio are to be sent from Sydney to Greymouth shortly. Messrs E. D. Pike and Company are reported to have purchased tie Rio. The s.s. Slatatua left Pictonon Saturday night for Auckland, and should arrive here late to-night The Matatna completes her loading at Auckland, and will- ;be despatched hence for London direct about Wednesday next. The s.s. Grantala, of the Adelaide S.S. Company, has created a new- record for the Sydney-Melbourne running recently by reducing the time for the distance to 33i hours, which works out at an average hourly speed of 3.6 knots.

Less than twenty years ago the Te -Anau uas the favourite passenger vessel in the intercolonial services. But the times change, and ships, as well as men, change with them. \.-This .vessel, has..now .made, her first appearance in the humble capacity of a West Coast collier. •.

Transhipments ex Aorangi: from Van convex, Himalaya from London, Ville de la Ciotat from France, Hessen. ■ aiid Apolda from 'Jermany, Airlie, Aldenham, and Prinz Sigismund from China and Anstralian coastal steamers,' arrived by the Victoria from Sydney yesterday. The s.s. Victoria arrived from Sydney at 6.30 p.m. yesterday.' She left. Sydney at 2.20 p.m. on Wednesday last, and experienced E.S.E. winds, with a heavy swell until 8 a.m. on Saturday; thence strong S.E. winds, with heavy head sea. to arrival. The Victoria sails for .pnnedin, via ports, to-morrow afternoon.

The S.S. Zealuttdia arrived from Dnnedin, via ports, at 8 a.m. yesterday, after a fine weather passage. The zialandia sails for Sydney at 5-30 o'clock this evening with the following passengers:—Misses Withy (2), Otway, Sawyer, Mesdames Trower, Ridges, Knipler, Gibson, King, West,- Messrs M. Marcus, N. Baker, M. M. Irving,. A. E. Risby, Trower, S. Gray, A. G. Cole, C. A. Smith. F. G- Middleton, G. A. Mair, P. O. Nash, A. S. Hughes, Revs. R. M. Laverty and Hearn, and 29 steeraae.

The contract for the building of the Union Company's new turret steamer has been placed with Messrs W. Doxford and Sons, Sunderland. She is % to be about 4000 tons, 410 ft in length, 43ift beam, and 22ft depth, with engines 22in, 37Jn. and 61m, by 42in stroke. A speed of 10} knots has ta be attained, and the steamer ready for delivery in December. The contract price Is stated to be about £35,000. She is to be used in the company's general trade on tne New Zealand coast, and will be the first turret deck steamer in. the fleet.

News received in Wellington states that the new Tyser liner Whakarua is London n-xt Wednesday Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand ports, under the. command of Captain. 3. C. Felgate. The Whaiarua is a little .larger- than, the Marere, and is a faster steamer. It is. reported, that the seme company's new steamer Muritai will be- ready for about the end of this month, and that she will be despatched from London In September for Melbourne, Sydney" and New Zealand ports. The Muritai will be similar to the Wnaiarua, and will be commanded by Capt. F. C. Lidstone. ...

3OET OF ONBHBWGA.

ARRIVALS. XBSTBRDAT.

Takapuna, s-S.. W! Hutchings, from New Plymou-tIL passengers: Misses; M-cClrtre, Stanley, C Healey, Simpson, Ritter, ConnelL Mesdames. Bear, Ward, .Speedy, HarMcMiltor and- 2 ciadTen, MaiUand and 2 children, Messrs A. C. Atkin, Blomfield, A.Rudkin, ■α-aagan, Martin, Lawrence, W. J- Napier, M.H. Wynyard, Ramson, Donaldson, I ?? e f' Speedy, Forsyth., Cambridge, Brown, Steason, Simpson,' Blewctt, Simpson, Sellaxs, Mair, W. G Burton, Duniop. Gavey, E. w. Garner, F. E Hardy, MciUHan Jackson, Grainger, Jackson, Dr. Martlana, Sergt. FarquharsoTi the Hon. J. Hplmes, and 17 steerage.—Union Co.^agents. Mnritai, s sT, T. H. Richards, from Ea S - lan ani Kawhia.—Northern Co., agmte. Waitangi. s.s., W. Bark, for KawMa, and Waitara.—Northern ageits.

THIS DAYWaddllove, from Welliisston. **

DEPARTURES. '

YESTERDAT. Wainui, 5.5; fledwell, lor Greymoutt. Rarawi s.s', W. F-. Norbury, for New Hvmonthl Passengers: Misses Rhodes Gnbb, Fowlds,- Kennedy, Fliserj. Leek, Searle, Bruce, McLean. Mesdames Williams, and riiUaTw. N. Cocghlau, W. T. Wynyard. Vryers, G. Fowlds Start. Darty, Hicks, Messrs W. N. Jt. C V bons, G. George, W. T.- w y° yar *'A o 5Erwin, Heald, M. McLean. BLMtaUMjF. Wells, Lynch, HcKenzSe, Stewart, Bruce, McKlmiey, Berger, C. J. SmlOi. Kayward, Dr. Pomare, Staff-Captain Ward, Master Bryers, and. 28 steerage.

THIS DAT. Waitangi *.a., W. Bark, for Baclan, Ka-

Miss Brnce, Meedames Phillips and two children, Seth-Smith, Smith, Messrs Phillips, W? L. Prime, Seth-Smith, Mac Cor F. Pjackey, H. M. L. A. Longpet, G. Cash, Forte, Tnrijer.F. C Fraser, T. Bflyd, SBeldt, F. Reynolde, W. Banart, B. Hew ; ett, Lawsoii, Hon. Sjalth, stnd 15 Bteerass-