SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 255, 25 October 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Last Quarter, October 29, J. 21 a ni. .Sunset: This evening. G. 16. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 4-54. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This afternoon, 10.9; to-mor-row morning, 10.32. L'oeuunj.'M: Ti»-niurmw morning, 2.I1; tomorrow afternoon. 2.-JO. ilanutau lieadtf: To-morrow morning, 6J:7; tn-inurrow evening, 1.2 U. Kajpara Heads: To-morrow morning, lu-uiorruw afternoon, -.45. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. Nsnpuhi B s-. E- Stepheneon, from Wha--"-"ini l'u.-.-i-iisriTs: Mr aud Mrs .leukius aZa i-'hiid. Mi.-ses ElUngbam. Kidd, Mcsdames suintou auJ boy. Knight ami child, Glovn, Messrs Owens.' Belcher, McCarroll, iJlaik. Brierlv John roue, i>o Lcren. Cioary, •Mtddiupx Ever*. Day. McDonald, I'alnier. ttcliou-.ivil isb'.ioli. Mac-Andrew. Captain CarpeiiUT, ami 14 steerage.—Northern Co., sweats. "(Leansfnnl. s.s.. E. G. Hunkeii, from the Gn-ai liarrier. L'asseugers: Messrs Bartley, Clvel, Le iloj, NYright.—NutUieru Co., sjfeuta. THIS DAY. llorayshire. fs., ."wOT, ilcLachlan, from Wv=: toast of U.K. ;..irts. via Melbourne and Svilaey.—A. H. Nathan, ageuts. Ckuisinaii. s.s.. K. McLeoU, from Mangoauj. Whaugurua, and Uussi-U. l'asseugers: aiesdaiuts iloKon. Adams and 2 c-hilciren. Moati Uurling, A. ljuartley, C. Shepherd aud chiiu llrim/iiokl. Misses Bolton. Hall, Nurse Brown. M.,5.-rs J. W. lirowu, 11. Hay, Beeche. A. Quariicy, C. Shepherd. P. Lanigan Boiton. H. 13. Adams. Woods, Grace. Davis i'oit, \Voolfie!d. A. H. ("ouon, Dive, MUlcr =l. T. lifunott. 11. Dickesou, Willis, i> Uyan Atkjiusou. Key. S. Griffith, Const. P.' Creau, and 4 steerage.—Northern Co., is. DETARTURES. YESTERDAY. Lyttol-.on. .=.? . ili-Lean. for Mangonui. Haupiri. s.s.. \V. iicllridi', for Limestone Island (Whangarei). Ngatiav.a, &.s., i. A. Stein, for Tairua, SS'i'aciranr.ua and Mercury Hay. Kamcri. s.s., T. Meyers, for WhangareL THIS DAY. Kildalp. s.s.. ;>:ui. liilncr. for Sydney. Au:>ouri. s.s.. T. liaultain. for Hokianga. via I'areninir.'npa. Passengers: Mrs I'lfsher and child, Mr Flesher, and 7 steerES?ECTEI> ARRIVALS. Icra, s.s.. iroin Newcastle; sailed October It.; due to-day. iAtua, s.s., from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga, due November 7. Silver Ckjad, barquemine, from Newcastle; saiii'd October 10. Mokma, s.s., irom Sydney; due Sunday Uun-ke's Bay, s.s., from New York, Via Melbourne ami Sydney, to eail Oct. 2G Mataiua. s.s.. from London, sailed October lv; ti-ua November '2i •HauroLo, S-s., frum Society and Cook isianus: about Saturday Geni. barque, irom Marseille*, via the BluS iiiu Weiilhjftou; Siiiie-i Sept, 4. If-iJo. b.s.. irom San Francisco, sailed September -i\ due about to-day Isew orioans, 5 .5., irom York direct, to eaii about (Jet. HU Drtav.-a, s.s.. from London, sailed September 10; ilut- aoout October GO. prari, s.s., from West Coast of U.K. ports; leaver UveiiJui.i November 30; due January i'J Eakaia. s.s, .from London; to sail November 4; cae l.'e<_t:mter 2S Cornwall, s.s., from Liverpool; sailed Seplt;u;jer L , ; . di?'.' about .Soy. T2 gtar oi Japsu, s.s., from Louiloc via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Sept. due Js"iv.:.ru. s.s.. from London, via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed Aug. 20; left Sydney 0..L. Hi; Uue 'luesday EaJart. s.s., from .Muji (Japan), -via Bluff, J iaiu.-o. and Lyuellup, sailed Aug. 81; (ac Lyiielton Oct. il-U' Ktrißaaa, s.s., from London, via Melbourne an i Byaaey, to sail in October. Lo!d Stauiey, s.s.. I-roin Hew lorli direct tailed September 2U: uue about Nov. 15 ©rUna. s.s., from New York, via Albany, Aiol£>ource. and Sydney; sailed August 23; tiue ufauat r<ov. 0 lat Meibourue, Oct. E.auara. s.s., fram London, to sail Nov. -.; due aiiout .'t>t?ceai;ier iW eatnersceld, barque, rraai a West Auetrsiian pei-t v to load Star of New Zealand, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed h<: pieml'er 14; due about Nov. 25 fit.ir u£ Ireland, s.s-, from West Coast of England ports direct; left Liverpool Sept. II; (iv;? r>io7eniber 7 grifeshire, from West Cas.st of U-K. I>ori:;; left Liverpool October I'J; due about 'middle of December i'lSvision, s-s., from New York direct: sailed Oct. 21!; due about end of Dec. indradoTi, s-s., irom London, via -μ-pi-ftonrne awl Sydney, salied October 11. Jtlppiiigham Grange, s.s., from West Coast I .&. ports, via Australia; to sail Nov. lv; dee abouT. middle of Jannary, FBOJECTTiO DEPARTURES, •FOTI SYDNEY— Ulokoia, S-S-, Monday .Axua, S.S., via Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji, Not. FOR FIJI: ilaiiapouri, S.S.. October 30. FOB LONDON— iArawa, via the South, about -Oct. SO VESSELS IN POET, Iris, ILM.C-S-, in stream. iUoraysiurv, s.s., at yueen-street wharf, Talnne. s.s_, at Qneen-street Wharf, Eaanapccri, in dock Casai>ianca, bafque, at Railway Wharf. Countess oi llanfurly, a.s.s., at .CJueen-st. wharf jßucpTirgnr, s.s., in stream jOnyi, baraue, iv stream NOEXHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day — Clansman leaves for Tauranga st 0 pjii.; N-apuhi leaves for Wnaugarei, aiaxsden i'oiiit, etc., at 10.30 p.m. Saiunlay: llarawa arrives at Onehunga from _\tu- Plymouth about S a.m.; Ncaimhi sn-iv-ra Croiu Whangarei about U p.m."; Apanui arrives from Awanui, Waiharara, and Moahora about 1 p.m.; Ngatiawa arrives Xrr.m Tairua, Whangamata. and Mercury ilay, about U pjn. Sunday: Rnrawa leaves Onehunga for nSew I'rymouth at 3 p.ni. (train i3O p.m)£jmieri leaves for Whangarei at noon'; Claiioman arrives from Tatiranga about G a-m.; Mangapapa arrives irom Whakatane iIiKJUt 0 a.m. rNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Saturday: Taltme sails for Gisborne, Napfer, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin Et 12 noon: Squall sails for Gisborue at 5 jj.m.; Haurow arrives from Society anci .Cook lsiamls, Tha-s.s. lepra is now fully due from Newtastle, and should arrive at any moment. The trawler Nora Niven is * expected to return to Auckland to-day from the North. The s.s.p. Kaeo arrived at Port Awanui tLL- irom Auckland and Bay of Plenty ports. It is eipecrpd that the a.s.s. Countess of Ranfurry will sail for Hokianga on Monday next to load timber for Sydney. The s.s. Kildale resumed her voyage from Valtjaraiso to Sy<iney at daylight "this mornThe sji. Manapouri was docked yesterday, and will be floated out to-morrow afternoon. The Taluno proceeded up to Chelsea this morning to load a shipment of sugar for the ?o-ttu. Sin- returned to hor berth at the Queen-street wharf this afternoon. The Tnion Company's wooden tug Pilot. whi.-h has (!oik- service for several years in \Ve;!::i»tou harbour in towing coal hulks and taking vessels round to the patent slip. etc.. has Urn sold to the Wellington Harbour Ferries, Ltd. The illot will bo engaged ii harbour work for her now owners. The advent of the Union Company's new lug Terav.'hiti resulted in the Pilot beir.g !:iid up. THE FIFESHIRE. The "New Zealand Times'' states that tee Federal-Houldor-Shire liner Fifeshirp, which was reported as having left Liverpool for Auckland direct, will, according to Jater advice, make a call at Sidney en route to New Zealand. Sue is due at Auckland about the middle of December. THE BDCEIJTAUR. The s.s. Bucentatir was floated out of C::!!iope Dock last evening, after' undergoing extensive repairs, and anchored in the stream to take in a supply of coal. She sails for JJ.eibouine to-mexzos. warning.

TirE NIWARU. The Tyser steamer Niwaru left Sydney yesterday for Aackland in continuation of her voyage from London, and should arrive here on Tuesday next. Messrs Heather, Uoberton and Co. are the local agents. THE ELY ASTON. The s.s. Elvaston left New York on Tuesday last for Auckland direct. The steamer, which is to the agency of Messrs. E. Porter and Co., should arrive here about the end of December. THE MORAYSHIRE. The F.H.S. liner Morayshire arrived from West Coast of U.K. ports, via Australia, at 11 a.m. today. A list of the steamer's passengers, and an account of the trip as far as Sydney has already been published in these columns. The Morayshire left Sydney on Saturday last, aud arrived at Auckland as above. On completion of her discharge the Morayshire leaves for the IMPORTS. Per Morayshire, from West Coast of U.K. ports—lSo3 tons general cargo.