SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 254, 24 October 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Last Quarter, October 29, £21 p.m. Sunset: This evening, 6.14. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 4.57. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This afternoon, 8.45; to-mor-row morning, 9.4. Onehunga: To-morrow morning, 0.49; tomorrow afternoon, 1.10. Mauukau Heads: To-morrow morning, 11-29; to-morrow evening, ILSO. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 0.54;. to-morrow afternoon, Lls. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. Tally-ho, scow, from Ngungurn. .At.-:,r.-Ki s.s., T. Cook, from the coast. Vixen, scow, from Whangarei. Glenelg. s.s., Jonas, from Whangarel. Kia Ora, scow, from Whangarei. ■Hanpiri. s.s., W. Mcßride, from East Coast ports. Passengers: Misses Dines, Wilson, Beasley, Messers. Hawkins, Simmons, Burr. Sadlier, Silvey.—Union Co.. agents. igatiawa, s.s., P. A. Stein, from Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames McMillan and three children. Walker, Messrs. Clayton, Irnffin, Isemonger. Keane, Aldred, Caffin. R>-gg. Myrr.—Northern Co., agents. Korora. scow, Isaac Corbett, from HokiaIrga.—Ford Shipping line, agents. Kanieri s.s.. T. Meyers, from Whangarei. Passengers: Mrs. McEwen. Miss ■Mc-Ewen. Messrs. Roxburgh, Keller, Anderson. Parker. Green, Holmes, Power, Master McEwen. —Northern Co., agents. THIS DAY. Talune. s-s., 2i775, J. Bernech. from Dnnedin, via ports. Passengers:—Saloon: Misses Livingstone (21, Bruce, Dixon, Moore, . Mande. Watts. Stru.tt, Havers, Mesdames aiaxted, Rhodes. I'uUen, iluUigan (2), Rhodes, Hartshorn, Martin, Wiiliams, Quartley, Messrs Maxted, Hanna, Coad, -George. Ilorton, Rhodes, Pnllan, Bruce, Geachy. Nerrett, Freeman, McNab, Williams, rarker. Reeves. Ifwerson, Tonglands, Redstone, Stevenson, James, Shepierd. Parser, Watkins, Somerville, Robb, Mesdames Johnston, Pittar, Cropp, Putcher. Taylor. Steerage: Miss Collins, Mesdames Forrest and 3 children, Miller, Ren•wick, Messrs Neild. Forkersell. Clarke, Gill. Davis, Graham, Trevallyon, Coon, Fanford, Marino, Donglas, Maunder. King. Atkinson, Erickson. Eria, Smith, Gregory, Calder, Rosser, Blair, Abbott, Renwick. —Union Co., agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. Baden-Powell, s.s., W- Nicholson, for J\ hangarei. Chetmsford, s.s., R. G. Hunken, for the preat Barrier, Energy, s.s., Bindon, for Whangarel. Akaroa, s.s., T. Cook, for the coast Korora, scow, Isaac Corbett, for the coasx. Ngapnhi. s.s., E. Stephenson, for Marsden Point and Whangarei. etc Passengers: Misses Good, Garry, Painnan, Mesdames Teasdaie, Hawkin, Hare, Chadwin, Wallace, Rice, Messrs F. Shaw, J. McLeod, W. Thomas, Chadwin, Wallace, R. Ritchie, S- W. Downard. W. Beckerr, Drummond, Rice, Gilmore-, Hare, P. McKenzie, MacDonnell, Ashbolt, Palmer, W. A Elwarth, Reyburn, Clark, Captain Carpenter, Masters Steadman (2). THIS DAY. Havoc, scow, for Ngungurn. Ranger, scow, for Mercury Bay. Mangapaoa, B£, C. Faulkner, for Whaiatane. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. iAtna, s.s., from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga, due November 7. Silver Clond, barquentine, from Newcastle; sailed October 19. [Mokoia, s.s., from Sydney; dne Sunday Hawke's Bay, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney, to sail Oct- 2G Matatna, s-s., from London, sailed October 10; diX: November 24 Hauroto, s-s., from Society and Cook Islands; due about Saturday i&enl, barque, from MarseiUes, via the BlnfC and Wellington; sailed Sept 4. Yeddo, S.S., from San Francisco, sailed September 27; dne about to-day-New Orleans, s.s., from New York direct, to sail about Oct. 30 Opawa, s-s?, from Lonaon, sailed September 10; doe abont October 30. Orari, s.s., from West Coast of England ports; leaves Liverpool November 30; due January 13 Eakaia. s.s, .from London; to sail November 4; due .December 2S Cornwall, s.s., from Liverpol; sailed September 21; dee about Nov. 22 gtar of Japan, from London, via MclDourae and Sydney; sailed Sept. 24; due Nov. 25 Klwaru, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed Aug. 30; due abont Oct. 2s (at Sydney, Oct. IS) Habart, s.s., from Moji (Japan), via Bluff, lunara, and Lyttelton, sailed Au<* 31 • _ (at Bluff Oct. 11) ' C'erehana, sj;., from London, via Melbourne ana Sydney, to sail in October Morayshire, s.s., from Liverpool," via Anstrain sailed Aug. 24; left Sydney Oct. 21; due Saturday Lord Stanley, s_s.. from New xork direct. sailed September 20: dne abont Nov 15 Pnann, s.s., from New York, via Albany, Melbourne, and Sydney; sailed August 23----due abont Uor. 5 (at Melbourne Oct! io KaiDara, s.s_, fr»m London, to sail Nov 4; due about IDecember 24 . UVeathersnold, barque, fraai _ West *„.. tralian port, to load "" Star of New Zealand, 8 .5., from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney sailert September 14; due about Nov 25 Star of Ireland, s.s., from West Coast of England ports direct; left Liverpool Seat. 11; due. November 7 Fifeshire, s-s-. from West Coast of Eneland ports direct; left Liverpool October 10; due about December 13 JElvaston, s.s., from New York direct; to sail; Oct. 22; due about end of Dec Indradevi, s-s., from London, via ilelfconrne and Sydney, sailed- October n. Rippmgham Grange, s.s., from West Coast irt-H„ POr ?' to sail Nov. it>, dne about middle of January. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOR SYDNEY— fMokoia, s.s., Monday iArua, s-s., via Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji, Nov. FOR FIJI: Rlanapouri, October SO. FOR LONDON— iArawa, s-s., via the South, about Oct 30 VESSELS IN PORT. Iris, TT.vf tus., in stream. Kildale, s-s., in stream. Talune, S.S., at Queen-street Wharf. Haupiri, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty No. 2 Manapouri s.s. at Queen-street wharf. Casablanca, barque, at Railway Wharf. .Countess of Ranfnrly, __j.s„ at Queen-st ■wharf Bucentaur. s.s., In Calliope Dock .Onyx, baraue, in stream NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day- — Kanieri leaves for Whangarel Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Ngapuhi arrives from Whangarei and Marsden Point at 6 p.m.; Chelmsford arrives from the Great Barrier about 6 p.m. (train 8.20 a.m-); Ngatiawa leaves for Tairua, Whangamata, and Mercury Bay, at 7 p.m. Friday: Clansman arrives from Russell, Whangaroa. and Mangonui about G a.m • Clansman leaves for Tauranga at 5 p.m.; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei, Marsden Point, etc, at 10.30 p.m.; Aupouri leaves for Hokianga and Parengarenga at 1 p.m.; Waiotahi arrives from Opotiki about 7 a.m. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. To-day .-— Squall arrives from Napier and Gisborne. Saturday: Talnne sails for Gisborne, Napier. Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin at 12 noon; Squall sails for Gisborne at 5 p.m.; Hauroto arxives from Society and Coot Islands. WEST COAST. Friday: Takapuna arrives from New Plymouth and Wellington, and sails for NewPlymouth only at 4 p.m. IMPORTS. Per Haupiri, from the East Coast: 272 sacks chaff, 100 sacks barley, 10 packages skins, 29 hides, 440 sheep, and sundries. Per Talnne, from the South—B7o sacks potatoes, 1270 sacks oats, 1354 sacks chaff, 320 sacks bran, Gl sacks seed, 130 sacks beans, 50 sacks pollard, 617 sacks wheat, 575 sacks, 500 bags flour, 50 sacks oatmeal, 4SO cases sugar, 410 cases meats, 210 cases fruit, 110 boxes soap, 114 boxes' butter, 53 hhds., 13 barrels beer, 160 bales straw, 00 bundles sheep skins, .and a large quantity >of sundries. Sjjjffl* *.s. Manapouri jrfll be-"-eked to-

Mr. R. J. Hamilton has Joined the Government s.s. Hinemoa. The s,s. Kildale sails for Sydney at daylight to-morrow morning. Mr. J. H. Mcßae, late third engineer of the Takapuna, has transferred to the AraMr. J. Baldwin, late of the Kniapoi, has joined the s.s. Haupiri as second officer, hura. Transhipments ex the Aratra from London were landed at Auckland by the Haupiri to-day. Mr. J. Hazard, chief officer of the Manuka, has resigned from the Union Company's service. The s.s. Yeddo is now fully dne from San Francisco, and should put in an appearance at any moment. The s-s. Bucentaur was expected to leave Calliope Dock at 4 o'clock this afternoon. She sails shortly afterwards for Melbourne. The s.s. Harbart is expected to arrive at Lyttelton to-day, and on discharge sails for Auckland. She has a part cargo of phosphates from Moji (Japan) for this port. The Auckland passengers and cargo by the Rimutaka, which arrived at Wellington yesterday afternoon from London, Capetown, and Hobart, will reach this port in the Yfalkare on Sunday morning next. The "Christchnrch Press" states that Mr. Garrard has received Instructions from Lieutenant Shackleton, in charge of the Antarctic expendition, to procure two n-haleboats for the Nimrod. The order will be placed in the hands of Mr. Thompson, of Kaipara, who constructed two similar boats for the Morning. The s.s. Hanpiri arrived from Wellington and East Coast ports last evening. The steamer met with fine weather until yesterday, when a strong north-west wind, with frequent rain squalls, prevailed, lasting until arrival. The Hanpiri leaves for Limestone Island at 9 o'clock to-night, returning to Auckland on Saturday morning next and sailing for East Coast ports and Wellington the same afternoon. FIFESHIRE LEAVES LIVERPOOL The Federal-Honider-Shire liner Fifeshire sailed from Liverpool on Saturday last direct for Auckland. The vessel Is due at Auckland about December 13, THE MATATUA. The s.s. Matatna, which left London on October 10 for Auckland, has for this port 3400 tons of cargo, Wellington 1450 tons, and Bluff 2SOO tons. She Is consigned in that order, and Is dne at Auckland on November 24. THE MOKOIA. The s.s. Mokoia left Sydney at 2 p.m. yesterday for Auckland, and should arrive here on Sunday afternoon next. The Mokoia has 205 passengers and 750 tons of cargo for Auckland. She leaves on the return trip to Sydney on Monday evening next. THE TALUNE. The s.s. Talune arrived from Dunedin, via ports, at 10.15 a-m. to-day. She left Dnnedln on Friday last, and experienced fine weather until passing tbe East Cape yesterday afternoon, thence strong N.W. winds and high seas to arrival. The Talune sails for the South again on Saturday next. THE HAUROTO. The Union S.S. Company advise that although the s.s. Hauroto is time-tabled to arrive at Auckland from the Society and Cook Islands, she will probably not pnt iv an appearance here ttnttl Saturday morning next- This Is explained by the fact that the steamer is calling at a larger number of islands on this trip than ordinarily. The Hauroto sails for the Eastern Pacific Islands again on Tuesday next. UNION CO.'S NEW STEAMERS. Dunedin, October 24.—The Union Co. are advised that their new turbine ferry steamer Maori arrived at Colombo on Saturday, and left the same day for Fremantle, en route for Dnnedin, where she is due early in November. The Marama, the company's inter-colonial liner, is expected to reach Melbourne on Wednesday next.