SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 218, 12 September 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

• i Moon's Age:-First.-Quarter-September 15, - ] 3.10 ami. Sunrise. To-morrow morning, 5_56. < Sunset: To-morrow evening, 5-3S- < i HIGH WATER. \ Auckland. This evening, 10.38; to-morrow evening, U___ . Onehnnga. To-morrow morning, 3.47; tomorrow al-ten-oon, 3.12. Manukau Heads: To-morrow; morning, 1-27; to-morrow afternoon, L 52. Kaiara Heads: To-morrow morning, 2.52; to-morrow afternoon, 3.17. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. Farmie, scow, from Whangarei. Glenelg, s.s., Jonas, from Whangarei. Clio, schooner, from Whangarei. Wajionini, scow, from the North. Kanieri, s.s., T. Meyers, from Whangarei. ' Passengers: Messrs Bissett, Thomas, Shaw, ; fl-mon.—Northern Co., agents. THIS DAY. Talune. s.s., from the South. Wanaka. s.s., 2422, W. Stevens, from iFijt—Union Co., agtots. Dandy, scow, from the coast. i Waihora, s.s., 4575, H. A. Rntter, from Calcutta, Singapore. Samarang, and Sydney.—Union Co., agents. Aupouri, s.s/, T. Hataltain, from Hold- '■ anga. Passengers: Miss Gill-brand, Mr and Mrs Fry, Mr and Mrs Winter, Mrs Gillitorand, Messrs Sherriff, Bakin, and 1 steer- i age.—Northern Co., agents. -DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. Akaroa, s.s., T. Cook, for the coast Paeroa, s.s.. John Taw, for Whananaki, Helena Bay, Whangarnrn, and T-tukaka. Cheimsford, s.s., R. G. Hunken, for the Great Barrier. Young Bangaree, 5.6., Whittingham, for the coast. Ngapntti, s.s., E. Stephenson, for Marsden Point and Whangarei Passengers: Misses : Dobbie. Speary, Hill, Mesdames H. James . and child. O'Connor, Littler, Messrs A. Lilewall. Passavant, N. Simson, H. D. HarrisonDank. Choyce. H. Lang-nan. Littler, Chisholm. Finlay, O'Connor, O'Connor, H. Wal- . lace, Metcalfe, Rev. D. Thompson. THIS DAY. Kanieri, s.s., T. Meyers, for iWhangarei. Alma, scow, for Ngunguru. Ganet, scow, for the coastEndeavour, anx. ketch, for Whangarei. Hinemoa, Govt. s__, Bollons, for Cuvier Island. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Aldebaxan, barque, from Newcastle, sailed September 6. Opawu, s-s., from London, sailed September 10; due about October 30. Orari, s.s_ from West Coast of England ports; leaves Liverpool November 30; due January 19 Bakaia, s.s, .from London; to sail November 4; due DecemSer 2S Cornwall, s.s., from Liverpool; to sail September 21 Star of Japan, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney, to sail Sept. 24 _Ciwaru, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed Aug. 30; due about end ot September IHabart, from Moji (Japan), via Bluff, Timaru, and Lyttelton, to sail Aug. 31 Mokoia, s_s., from Sydney; due Sunday _\eretiana, s-s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney, to sail in October. Arts.., s.s., from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa, and traiia. due £fo__yshire, s_s., from Liverpool, via Australia, sails Aug. 24 jMimJro, __&., from New York, via Mel--onrne and Sydney, sailed August 3, due early in October. HaUamshire, s.s, from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed Aasust 3, due middle October Lord Stanley, s.s., _rom Sew York direct, to sail I Oriana, s_s., from New York, via-Melbourne J and Sydney; sailed August 23 tonnteas of Ranfurly, Government a_s.s.. from the Cook Islands and Nine, due eaHy Kaikonra, __s., from London, ±o sail; due about December 24 iMaori, s_s., from London; sailed Aug. 6; due about September 20 K-ntanga, s_s., from Calcutta. Singapore, and Samarang; sailed Aug 10; due about to-day Kain-shire, s---, from Liverpool, via Australia, sailed July 27; due end of Sept {SV__l_arua, s.s., from t-ondoa. via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed July 31; due about Sept. 23 Kish. s.s_ from New York, via Australian ports, sailed July S (at Melbourne. Sept sj; due about Sept. 23 sLouisa Craig, barque, xrom Newcastle, to s_9 Dny_, barqne, from Surprise Island; due early tWeatJ-ersfield, .arqne, from a West Australian port, to load Foreric, s.s., from San Francisco; Tine about Sept 23 Pendle Hill, barquentine, from Nesvcastle sailed September 12. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOR SYDNEY— Mokoia, s.s., Monday Atua, s.s., via Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji. Sept 17 FOR COOK AND SOC__E_TY ISLANDS: FOR LONDON— Tut-kina, s-s-, about Sept 26 Corinthic. s-s., via the South, 28 to Oct. 2 FOR VANCOUVER: __._-_.cibe, in October. VESSELS IN PORT. iWanaka, __s_ at Chelsea Waihora, s.s., at Queen-street wharf 2_sabel, sclu, at Queen-st. wnarr Bncentanr, s__. in stream !M_c___n__d, ship, in stream. Hinemoa, sjs., at Queen-street Wharf. baraue, at Queen-st wharf Northern Chief, barque, at Chelsea ' NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day — Ngapohi arrives from Whan-jra-ei, Marsden Point, etc, about 10.30 p.m.; Chelmsford arrives from Great Barrier about 6 p-m.; Ngatiawa leaves for Tairua, iWhangamata, and Mercury B_sy, at 7 p.m. Friday: Clansman arrives from Russell Whangaroa, and Mangonui about 6.30 a-m.; Ngapohi leaves for Whangarei, Marsden. Point eta, at 10.30 p.m.; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei Town W_arf about 10.30 E-n.;. Aupouri .leaves for Tanranga at 5 p.m. UNION CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. To-day — Talune arrives from Dnnedin, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne. Saturday: Talune sails for Gisborne, Napier, Lyttelton and Dunedin at 12 noon; WEST COAST. Friday: Takapuna arrives from New Plymouth and Wellington, and sails for New •£lj__outh only at 3 p.m. (train 2.10 p.m j IMPORTS. Per W_____t, from Fiji—3ooo tons raw snj_ar. Per W_-ho_a, from Calcutta: 300 bags rice, 750 bags tapioca, 1340 bales kapok, 70 iiags spices, 300 bundles xane, and 300 cases •pineapples. THE MOKOIA. j The s.s. Mokoia left Sydney yesterday of-ernoon, and should arrive at Auckland on Sunday afternoon next. The Mokoia leaves a£_un for Sydney on Monday next. THE MARY ISABEL. Oar (Rawene corerspondent telegraphs that the barquentine Mary Isabel, which recently went aground there, was successially lowed off the beach by the s_s. OhinejmTTri __t.--w_-ye-o'clock last night. THE WAIHORA!. _3_3 TJnion Co.'s new cargo steamer Waihora arrived at 8 o'clock rhi* morning, with a large general cargo from Calcutta, Singapore, and Samarang. The Waihora, which Is the latest addition to the Union Co.'s fleet, is an ideal type of cargo carrier of 4tfi_ tons gross, somewhat similar in de-__!-rn and build to the Wairuna, of which she may be described as an enlarged edition. The Wa_her_ has a cargo capacity of 10,600 tons measurement, and the arrangements for the quick handling of merchandise are of the most up-to-date type. The steamer has a sea-going speed of 105 knots per hour. The Waihora was launched this year from the yards of Messrs Swarm, Hunter, and W. Richardson, Newcastle-on-Tyne, ppd proceeded direct to Calcutta, where Efce loaded and left on August 2nd. Some J5_Q tons of cargo for Auckland w-ere picked :)Cp—t Singapore and Samarang, which ports '<_*«« left on August l_th and'lSth Tespec-

ttvely. Thursday Island was passed on the 28' th', and on the 4th inst the vessel arrived at Sydney. The voyage was resumed at mii-night on Friday last, the North Cape rounded at noon yesterday, and Auckland made as above. The Waihora leaves for the South at five o'clock this afternoon, and on completion of her discharge will be placed on the loading berth for Calcutta, with Auckland as her final port as a large number of horses are to be shipped here. The steamer is commanded by Capt H. A. Rntter, who has the following officers under him: Chief, Mr TV. G. Braund; second, Mr F. S. H»rn; third, Mr R. Chad-wick; chief engineer, Mr , R. Mclntyre; second, Mr J. H. Smith; third, Mr G. Pirie; fourth, Mr C. J. McLean. Mr H. O. Ellis is purser, and Mr H_ Handcock chief steward. THE TALUNE. The s.s. Talnne arrived from the South at 2 p.m. to-day. THE WANAKA. The S.S. Wanaka arrived from Fiji at 1 a.m. to-day, with a full cargo of raw sugar. After discharging, the Wanaka sails for the . South to load produce for Auckland. THE CORINTHIC. Wellington, September lL—Arrived: Corinthic, s.s., from London, Capetown, and Hobart. Passengers for Auckland: First saloon—Miss Ambler, Mesdames E. E. Moate, Thomas, Mr H. F. Thomas. Second saloon—Misses Laing, K. Lowish, A. and R. M. Robinson, Mesdames Bell, Smith, Grinling, Hoer, Wilson, Messrs F. Bell, Eyies, J. C. Grinling, T. Hoey, F. C. Kid- , son. J. Love, T. McClintosh, F. C. Mappin, F. D. Robins, J. Roots, H. S. Smith, T. Wedgwood, A. "Wilson, M. H. and D. T. Toung, Masters S. and R. Bell, M. and J. Smith. THE ATHENIC. Wellington, September 11.—The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Athenlc, which is to sail from Wellington at noon to-morrow for London, will take the following passengers:—First saloon: From Napier—Mrs Stuart, Mr T. J. Stuart Master Stuart From Invercargill—Mrs J. Banner. Second saloon: From Wellington— ■Misses E. Vidler, E. B. Cooper. E. M. Handcock, Mesdames M. Inman, E. Handcock, Messrs W. Busby, J. D. Hocking. From Auckland—Mrs __. A. Poole, Messrs J. MacFarlane, W. Hudson. From Napier—Miss Ai. Pilson. From .Dunedin—Miss A. Young. Captain C. Cliff. From Christchurch (for Monte Video) —Mrs E. S. Hills and Bliss Hills.