SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 233, 30 September 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

-alcon-s AgeiuXew 21oon, October 7th, 9.31 J>.mSnnset: This evening, o.o_. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 5.29. HIGH WATEBAnefcland: This evening, 1.25; to-morrow morning, 1-35- , _ .„ Onehunga: To-morrow morning, o-40; tomorrow afternoon, 6.0Manntaa' Heads: To-morrow mornizz, •4.20 ■ to-morrow afternoon, 4.49. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow mornins, 5.45; 10-morrow evening, 5.34. ARPaVALS. SATURDAY. Glenelg, S.S., Jonas, from Whangarei. ]>oreric, s.b.j oSkST, Gardiner, from San E>ancisco. —V. A. Cproul, agent. Kini, S.S., McKenzie. from Greymouth. end New Plymouth. Xgapuhi, S.S., E. Stephenson, from Whangarei. Passengers: Misses Moore, Wells, Smart, Cotcingham. Messrs. Clrich, McMessrs. Metcalfe, Ballard, iA=hbv, Tomlinson, Down, Lloyd, Petxie, Hylaiid. Walter. Hall, Brownliill, Sheen, Maclndoe. Diggle. Kay, Grant. Dr. Bourbil, Fraser, Thompson, S-eon, Whitworth, Keid, iHowaxd, Hyamason. McKenzie, O'Nicholson, Williams, Webster, Catchpole, G. Powley, Dempsey, Morgan, Scott, Downard, Hooper, and six steerage.—Northern Co., agents. Nganawa, S-S.. P. A. Stein, from Taima, Wfcangamata. and Mercury Bay. Passengers: Misses Jones, Joll. Hannon (2). Priestley, llrs. Hrctchiiipon, Messrs. Spencer, McCactey, McGilL and four steerage.—Northern Co.. agents. A-panui. sjs.. R. Pt. Gibbons, from Awanil, Houhora. and Wailrarara. Passengers: Mesdames Evans and three children. Stewart, Flaranee. S-M-, Snlenta, Dunks. A. East. Marline. G. Sulenta, Pnnsind. Stewfirt, FaielL Wilson.—Northern Co., agents. TESTEEDA'S. Pondo, s.s., "2741. Largi, from Vancouver and Fiji.—T. de Schryver, agent. Toung Bungaree, s-s., Whittingham, from Whangarei. Steiia, £.&., E. Sellars. irom the North. Waikare, s-s., 3071, W. J. Newton, from Dunedin, ■sia pons. Misses McSamara, liutherford, Wright, Mnnro, Otto, Car!, Marshall, J add. Barker, (3), Countess de Fresnedo, Mesdames ■Rutherford, Miller. Proud and child, Stott, lilley, Stewart and six children, Perry, Crump. Tyers, Massey. Hawkes and infant Stanlate, Isaacs, Spragg, Horan, Marshall, Barker, Chrisp, Hooper, Sub-Liuet. A. L. D. Cooper. E-N.R-. the Key. Milier. Captain Dorien-Smith. the Rev. Hamilton, Messrs. Edmond, Willis, Austin, Brown, Williams. Steward Miles. Perry, Dick, Kelly. Tyers. Massqy. Prebble, Goudy, Stodart, Lctris. Chapman. Dearsley. Eiach and son. Horan. Hodd, Clonston, Burton, Horan, Williamson, and S7 steerage.—Union Co.. agents. Hanroto. s-s.. 19SS. A- D. Chrisp. from the Society and Cook Islands. Passengers: Mesdames Barker, Gordon. Dr. Sclmltz. Messrs. A. B. J. Irvine, W. Wigmore. J. Tilson. F. Le Lierre. J. C. Cameron, and 10 steerage.—Union Co., agents. Clansman, jsk.. Edward Mcleod, from Tnirnmffa. Passengers: Mesdames Jordan aiHj child. Eamlett, Reid. Miss Bnll. Messrs. SWnner. C Oliver. Jordan. Hamlett. Sohofield, IhrweH. Smalps. Mnrgatroyd, MorrlFOii. Eerr. Kemp. Andrews. Reid, Hanlon, and two steerage.—Northern Co., agents. DKPATtTURES. SATCEDAI. Stanley, 'schooner. Norman, for Napier. Fsirhnrn, a.s.s.. fnr Tolago Bay. TESTEHDAT. Kanieri. s.s_, T. Meyers, for Whangarei. _ THIS DAY. Waitangi. s.s., Bart, for Eaglan EXPECTED AEKTVAig. terJ, barque, from alar£eilles, via. the-Bluff and Wellington; sailed Sept. 4. Opawa, β-s., from Lonaor. sailed. September 10; dne abont October 30Orari, s-s., from West" Coast of England ports; leaves Liverpool November 30; dne January 13 K.ifcnfu .from Lomioa;-to sail NoTeinber 4; Gnu DecemSer 23 Cornwall, "s-s., Ironi Liverpool- to sail September 21 iStar of Japan, s.s., from t/ondoc via Melbonrne and Sydney, sailed Sept. 24 Sviwaxu, s.s-, from London, via Melbonrne and Sydney, sailed Aug. 30; doe about end o* September Eabart, from Mojl (Japan), via Bluff, Timaru, and Lyttelton, sailed Aug. 31 Kerebana, London, via Melbourne, and Sydney, to sail in October. SioraysMre, from liverpooL Tia Australia, sails Aug. 24 Wimiro, from New Tort, via Melboarne and Sydney, sailed August 3left Sydney;-Sept. 28; dne Thnisdaj; Eallamshlre, s-s, irom New lock, via' Melbourne and SySsey, sailed, Auctist 3. dne middle October So • feom Kew Xorfe ""* Oriana.. s-s., from Nets- Xotk, via Melbourne snd sailed August 23 Vountess of Hanfnrly, Government a.s.3^ Irom the Cook Islands and Nine, due K.iifrogra. from-London, to-sail; due about December 24 iWhakarua, &a.. from JUonflon, via MciDonroe and Sydnej-; saited JnlyrKl; left Sydney-Sept. 2S; due Tuesday Casablanca, jiam JSerocasiae, sailed September 28 IWeatiersaeia, barqne, Irom a.-<W«st An»tralian part, to load ■ • Forarfc. sji, jfrom San FTanelsco; <iue about ilonoay aianaponri, s-S-, from Sydney* \ia- OaiL. Jsamoa. and Tonga; dne early Star of NVht Zealand, 8.5., from New .'lepi^Sex^lf oolll6 n(L * fl «n P3JO3ECTED DEPARTURES FOE FIJI— SiiTinni, s.s., Wednesday FOR SSDISSZ— - S.S-, to-Say POE COOK AKD SOCIETT- ISE&NDS • Hauroto, Wednesday FOR LONDON— Cortntbic via the-Soafh, -Weaiiesaay FOE SEW YOEK: • laglewood, barque, loading, EOK YA2SCOUYER: Kazembe, s-s., abont October 3 FOR SrS&ATOBE AND CALCUTTA" :Waihora, s.s, via Newcastle, October S FOR NXDE: ! about. Saturday; V-ESSEIiS—IN PORT. Jaces-Crais, barqne, at .Qnay-street Jetty Pendle Hill, barquentine, in dock Xiomsa Craig, barqoe, at Quay-sL Jettp Nα Bocectanr,-fi.s , fa Calliope DocS Hacdiarmid, ship, in stream. barque, at Queea-st wharf Aldebaraiu barqne, at Hobson-st. wharl Cnyx, baxqas,-at Railway Wharf Corinthic, Qneen-street Wharf. Pondo, at Qneen-stxeet Wharf JSairnshire, S-E-, at Qneen-stxeet Wharf. ;Wnikare, at Qneen-street Wharf Foreric, s.s., at Qnaystreet Jetty No 2. Hanroto,-s^,. at_HobsonrStreet Whart CXTON E.S. coittJeAjsys Muvmyuss-xs. EAST COAST. To-day—Mokoia arrives from Sydney arrives from Bluff, Oamaru, ana Timaru; Waikare sails for Sydney at S p.m. . rcesdny: Waipori arrives from Westport; Wednesday: Sauall arrive.s from Kapler Gisborne, and Tolago Bay; Tavianl sails ior Suva and Levnka, at 4 p.m.; Hanroto sails for Rarptonga and Tahiti, at noon. Thursday: Moura arrives rrom iJuneam, Lytteltim, Wellington, Napier, and. fcrlsborne; "Wanaka sails for Bluff, Oamaru, and Timaru, via Dunedin, at 3 p.m. Saturday — Monra sails for Gisborae, Kapicr, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, at 12 noon. WEST COAST. Wednesday: Retoiti arrives f?ora New nymontb. and Wellington, and sails lor same ports at 3 p.m. (train, 2.1U p-m.). Friday: Takapuua arrives from New Plymouth and Wellington, and sills ror New Plymouth only at 3 p.m. (train, 2.10 p.m.;. Saturday — Corinna arrives from South. IMPOBTS. Per Jrdreric, from San BVanciseo: 1000 tons general merchandise. Per Wanafca: 400 sacks Atlas flour, 933 sacks bran.—X. H. Hall and Co. Per Pondo, from Tanconicer: EDO ions general . raercftaitaiSe." From Fffl: 600 tanciics banacas.

Per Haaroto, from the Eastern Pacific: 14,184 cases oranges, 5861 cases banana a, 971 bunches bananas, 40 kits 'banana's","" 11 cases cocoannts, 254 cases kumaras, l<4 sacks cocoanuts, 2936 sacks copra, 82 bags fungus, 50 sacks coffee, 28 casks limejuice, 269 cases shell, and sundries.

Per Waikare, from the South: 1006 saekG potatoes, 734 sacks oats, 1734 sacks wheat, 530 sacks chaff, 2SO sacks flonr. 240 100's flour, 1020 vso"s flour, 78 sacks seed, 13S sacks malt, 110 bales hay, 63 hogsheads ale and stout, 107 cases fruits and fish, SO tens transhipments ex Ruapehu from London, and sundries. The s.s.s. Waiapu will be undocked tomorrow She sails lor Niue about the ned oi this weel: The schooner Stanley, which went ashore at Orewa, and was subsequently floated off and brought to Auckland for repairs, left for Napier, where she will be converted into a lighter. The Tyser Company's steamer Hawke's Bay arrived at London from Australian ports on September 13. After discharging there the Hawke's Bay will proceed to New York to take the berth for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand ports, under the auspices of the United Tyser line. The iron barque Dunloe is a recent purchase by Messrs. A. H. Turnbull and Co. for the intercolonial timber trade. Her net tonnage is 674 tons, with a carrying capacity of 1100 tons. She was teuiit at Dundee, and her port of registry -Is St. Louis. Captain Stone, an old identity'in the New Zealand trade, is in command of the Dunloe, which is chartered to load salt and gypsum at Edithburg for Lyttelton, thence Hokianga or Kaipara to Sydney or Melbourne with timber. NORTHERN CO.'s MOVEMENTS. To-day — Clansman leaves for Russell, Whangaroa, and ilangonui at <i p.m.; Ji.anieri arrives from Wnangarei Town Wharr; Ngutiawa. leaves for Tuuranga at 5 pan.; NgapuM leaves for Whangarei at 10.3U p.m.; Chelmsford leaves Xor Wnansapoua, jiuaotnnu, Mercury Bay. Port Charles, and. Kennedy Bay at 7 p.m. TaesSay: Ngapuhi arrives rrom •\vna-nga-roi about 8 p.m.; Karawa leaves Uneriuuga for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (train 'Jlil p.m.); Karaws" arrives at Onelmnga irom New Plymocth about 8 a.m.: liamen leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 2.30 p.m.; Apanui leaves for Houhora, etc, at 10 a.m.; Waiotahi leaves for OpoUlii at 11.30 a.m.; Chelmsford arrives from ilercury Bay, Fort Charles, Kennedy' Hay, Whangapoua, ana Kuaotunu. about 7 p.m.; Jlangapapa leaves for W'nakataue a.t 10 a-m. Wednesday: Ngapuhi leaves for wnangarei at 8 p.m.; Cheimsford leaves lor Great Barrier at niMnight; iNgatlawa arrives from Tanranga nboot's a.m.; Mnicn arrives from Whangarei Town VVfcarf. Thursday: liarawa arrives at (Jnehunga from New Plymouth abont f> a.m., ana leaves for the same port at 3 p.m. (.tram 2.10 p.m.): Kanieri leaves for wnangarei Town Wnarf at 5 p.m.; >'gapu.il arrives from Whangarei, : Harsden Point, etc, about 11 p.m.; Chelmsford arrives from Great Barrier about 6 p.ni. Friday: Clansman arrives from Kussell, Whangaroa. and Mangonui about (3 a.m., and leaves for Tanranga at 5 p.m.; iLanien arrives from Whangarei Town Wriarr about 6 p.m.; Chelmsford leaves for Mercury .Bay, and Tairua at 7 p.m.: Is'gapuhi leaves for v. nangaiei, Marsflen .Point, etc., at S.3U p.m. THE KILBB.IDEThe Union Company's chartered steamer Kilbride left Suva at 7 p.m. on Saturday last for Auckland, with 5350 tons of raw Eugar and 300 casks of molasses. She should arrive here on Thursday nest, and will discharge all her cargo at Chelsea. THE MOKOIA. A message from Caps Maria Van Diemen states that the Sydney steamer passed east at 5.30 a_m. to-day, but her signals were indistinguishable. This moat probably refers tn the Mokoia. which should reach Auckland ar an early hour to-mor-row. The departure of the Mokoia for Dmiedin, via the usual ports, has been postponed until 2 p.m. on .Wednesday THE WHAKARUA. The s-s. Whakarua. the latest addition to the Tyser line, is due to arrive from London, via Melbourne and Sydney, to-mor-row morning. The steamer will remain anchored in the Birr*""" until the Corinthic takes her departure on Wednesday oext, as that is the first "berth of suitable draaght which will be available for the Wliakartn. Messrs Heather, Koberton and Co. are the local agents for the steamei. THE PQSDO The s.s. Pondo arrived from Vancouver and Suva yesterday morning, after an uneventful passage. The Pondo sails for Wellington to-morrow or Wednesday to complete her discharge in New Zealand, proceeding thence to Australia. THS-WAIKARE. The s.s. Waikare arrived from Dnnedin, via ports, at 1.30 p.m. yesterday, strong westerly - winds and heavy head seas were experienced after rotmding the East Cape on Saturday: evening. The Waikare sails for Sydney at S o'ciock to-night with the following' passengers: Misses Moran, Doull, Wright, S. Siieppard, Wright, Chicken, Armstrong (2), Stone, Stevenson, H. Warne, llesdames Sproule, Sternfeld, Cooke, Clealland and infant, Rose and child, forsyth, OSL'-J. Cahill and infant, W. H. C. Glassou, Messrs. W. H. C. Glasson, A. V. Davis, H. Howard, J. A. Langevad, A. Guthrie, Cato, Chicken, H. J. Totton, E. J. Cairn, Kirk, U. A. Read, K. McLeod, W. Davies and party, G. Prsrtt, Nolan, M. -J. CaMIl, D. B. Bigelow, Sorter, Hughes I*. J. Price, E. Lawsotu Barling, Forsyth, Sternfeld, Clel- ' land, and 60-steerage. THE HA-TTtIOTO. The s-s. Hauroto ajnrrived from the Eastern Pacific Islands at 6 a.m. yesterday. The purser (Mr 1L p. Caffinj reports that tae steamer left Papeete on the return voyage at o p.m. on the 15th, and worked Raiatea, Aitutaki, Atiu, and Mangaia. Arrived at Barotooga at 6 a.m. on the 21st. Worked cargo from C a.m. until midnight the same : date, when departure was taken for Auckland. Experienced light south and southwest winds and moderate head seas until the 24th, thence moderate gale aad heaw ! head sea, which lasted until sighting the Barrier, the harbour being-made as above The departure of the steamer for the Eastern Pacific Islands has been postponed until Wednesday noon. THE FOSBJEIC. The s-s. Forerie, which is inaugurating the new line of cargo steamers between .San Francisco and. Australasia, arrived at Auckland ats p.ni. on Saturday last, alter a passage of 28 days from the Califo-niar port. The steamer met with ane weather until nearing the New Zealand coast when a strong S.W. gale, with high head" seas, lasting for three days, was encountered, which delayed the vessel considerably. The Forerie las about ICOO tons o< , general cargo for New Zealand, the bulk of this being for Auckland. The steamer has about 4000 tons of cargo for Australia and sails for Sydney to-morrow. THE MIMIRO. The s-s. Mimiro left Sydney on Saturday last in continuation of her voyage from New York, via ports, to Auckland and should arrive here on Thursday moaning nesr. JJessrs Heather, Koberton aou Co. are the local agents for the steamer. THE KABO. Captain Skinner, of the a.s.s. Kaeo, telegraphs from Whakatane as follows: "Landed Whakatane cargo, returning to Omalo and Te Kaha to ship maize. The vessel experienced a hard westerly gale uf eight days' duration in the Bay of Plenty." THE COCNTESS OF RANFDRLT. The schooner Countess of Ranfurly. which was recently purchased from the Government by Messrs Kerr Bros., of Sydney, left Rarotonga on the 3rd inst. for Auckland, and is now about due at this port. This is her last trip In the Island trade, for ?rora this port she will be taken over by her new owners.