SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5, 6 January 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: First Quarter, January 1!, loi a.m. Snaset: Tliis evening, 7.13. Sunrise: To-morrow. 4.42. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 0.21; to-morrow morning, 9.47. Ouehungu: To-morrow morning, 1.32; tomorrow alternoon. 1.00. -vlunukau lleado: To-morrow morning, 0.12; to-morrow afternoon, 0.30. Knipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 1.37; to-morrow afternoon, 2.4. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. Xga;, ._.. s.s., E. Stepheuson, from Wbangarei. i'ussengers: Mr and Mrs Jones, Mi- and Mrs 11. L. Brett and children, Mr and Mrs Hammond and two children, Mr and Sirs G. A. Buttle, Mr and Mrs Burnand and children, Mr and Mrs Morris, Dr. and Mrs Bull, Misses Godfrey. Moore (2), Knight, Jack, Ualliday. Matthews, Williamson, McKenzie. Aldertou, Connor, Smythe, Buttle (3), Ilutchings, Mitchell, McGregor, Boyce. McKenzie (2), Buchanan, Sliroir, Mesdamcs .T. Ilalllwell and chilfl. Nankerville. Hannah, Marshall and child, Jackson, Richardson and two children, Homer, MoKcnzie, Spinley. Messrs C. R. Masscy, Cubltt, Newton, Hay, Branton, Massey. Whittaker, Beasley, Nelson. Stult, McDonald, Fell, Coulter. Downard. Jackson. Dobbie, Carder, McLaren, Hunter, Main. Cambie (2), Steel. Hollis, Henning. JJenzies. Hushes. Jackson. Kelly. Garland. Cairns. Vulgar. Girvin. Rawlings, Brown, Dowiiard {?). rartwrijxht. Woollams. Davy, Aldertou. Robertson, Spinley (2), Essex, Ul-rk-h. Curry. Griffin. Marshall (2), Kyst, Ormanby. Lomas, Elliott. Ilarniville. Durham, McKeretS and boy. Haniett Boskill, Ormiston. Nankprville. Slater. O"Hagan, CoupJanrl. Tavei-ner. Tnylor. F. Mander. M.P., Christmas party (5), and 30 steerage.—Northern Co.. agents. Njratiawa, s.s.. P. A. Stein, from Tairna and, Mercury Briy. Passengers: Misses Hamilton. Thomson. Mesdames Baker, Brown and child, .Tames. Messrs Baker, n.irsant. Stewart. Hardman. Cambie, Stephens. Frnsor.—Northern Co., asents. Ixinisa Crniir. tarqne. 653, Robert Kennedy, from Melbourne.— J. J. Craig, Limited, agents. YESTERDAY. Hero, scow, from Whangarei. Brave, scow, from Whangarei. nikurangi, scow, from Whangarei. I'eliean, Gardner, s.s., from the Coast.— Ferry Co., agents. Manuka, s.s., 4503, Edwin Phillips, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Hisses Rendall, Fletcher. Sinclair, Jinghim, Sneli (2). Murdoch, Young, Aitken (2), Peters, Evans, Marshall, Leys, Shirley Baker, Denton, Avcry, Stephenson, Batter, Blades. Simpson (:>), Murphy, Leyland, Schischka. Pilclier (ai. Harper, Saunders, Fisher, Young, Coleman (2), "Parker, Oram, Nurse Harker. Thompson. McAllister, Fitz-ser-ald, Crawford. Mesdames Wins and child, Reubens and child, Gow and 2 children. Fletcher. Charley. Dunlop, Lesson and child, Whiehello, Sinclair. McMeekan. Fitger. Aitken, Peters, Evans, Leys, Rollinson, Steel, Shaw and child. Leihy. Revitt and infant, Harrison and infant, Toir, Toohill, Xeyland, Chadwick and infant, Brook-Tay-lor. Eeateon. l'ilchcr, Smith, Malo and infant. Mitchell nnd child, Robertson and child, Carroll, Miller, Messrs Gelston, Langford. Winer, Lyon. Reubens, Barling, Charley. Badham. Dunlop, Bamberger (2), James. Innes. Wilson. McvMeekin. Heffernan, Aitken (3). Thompson, Aukin, Marshall, Walford. Leys, Jones, Scott, Shaw, Leihy, Waite. Blackmail, Allen (2), Murphy, Harrison. Toir, Baker (2). Carser, Robertson, Earle, Frater, Livingstone, Toohill, Benning. Chaafe, Gillies. Schischka, Logan, Triston. Gillespie, Marf (2), Steed (2), Baxter, Fletcher. Beharrell, Bull. Ruston, Woodhouse, Thomson, Wrightson, Bull, Fraser. Pearce, Sinclair. Smith (3), Wright, Brook-Taylor, Liddcll, Jamieson, Land, Haddison, Murley, White. Roach, Gillespie, Lys (2). McCarthy. Hatley, Witty. Hawley, Webb, Lever. Leslie. Symes. Burns (2), Bateeliffe. Stringer, Tulloeh. Smith, Meek, Brown, Simpson. Biard, Long. Potts, Redstone. Martin (3), Lewis, Smith. Hennessey, Moore. Parker. Pettie, Shett, Robertsou. Nnisuiith. Gaudin. Hallam, Sawyer, Euoe, Harris, Fitzgerald, Martin (2). Crawford, Williams, Miller, Revs. Gow. Stubbs, and IR6 steerage.—Union Co., ajrents. Mosora, s.s-- 3-305, It. B. Smith, from iSyaney. passengers: Misses Ang.vu, a<ioi- dson. Best, ISeecroft, Collins. Fraser. Fowler (3). Goulstone, Hay. Heighway, Keith. Kettle (2), Meldrnm, Rawnsley. Reid, Reeve, Steel, Toohey (2), Vohr. Mesdames Alcorn, Bartlett. Barnes. Clayton, Connolly, Cumming. Fowler, 'Heighway. Hurst, James, Jessup, Kettle, Lowe, Meidrum, l'rett, Ralston. Stirton, Sampson, Tavlor, Vohr WorWorralL V/illiams, Ware. Messrs Anderson. Abbott, Anderson, Bnllen, Bartlett, Burdekin, Beischer, Bailey, Barrie, Barnes, Bates. Chandler, Clayton, Connelly, Czech, Claxton. Cooper, Caldwell, Dennis! Dison, Edgecmnbe, Elonis, Friend, Frank, Fabian, Fraser. Fowler (2), Gaffrrey, Goulstone, Hoey. Hogg, Hurston, lies, Israel, James, Kunze, Kirkby, King, Lowe, Lucas, Lydall, Luusen, LeQuesne, Luckhain MasEon, Miller. Mc-Bride, McGUI. Mosse. Major, McAdam, Money, Mangels, McKenzie, Meidrum, Murray, Nathan, Newsome, Olsen, ODwyer, Pullach, Pratt, Parkes, Paterson, I'hilpotts. Russell, Ross, Ralston. Reed, Sharp. Stirton, Sampson, Tait, Taylor, Tayior, Worthington, Wilis, Worrall, Wacey, Wallace, Wallace, Williams, and 116 steer-age-—Union Co., agents. Ilicemoa, Government s.s., 542, John Bollons, from the Kermadecs and the Little Barrier. Glenelg. s.s., F. Jones, from Whangarei. —James Smith and Co., agents. Aupouri, s.s., T. Haultain, from Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames Jenkins, Burnard, Smith. Hurry, Jamieson, Misses Falkner, I. ißadger, Humphries, H. Badger, Badger Robertson. Lewis, Jenkins, Bull, Messrs Hoytc, Lewis, Harrison, Pruden, Lambert Collins, Hall. G. McCallum, J. Boyce] Gaven. Bassett S. Smith, A. E. Smith G Wri-riey. F. H. Wood, Ralph, Jamieson" Beach. Jordan.—Northern Co., agents Baden I'owcll, s.s., H. Petersen, ' from Whangarei. — Northern Coal Comnanv asenrs. THIS DAT. llangapapa, C. Faulkner, from tWnakatane.—X.S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. Waibtahi, s.s., C. Hopkins, for Ohiwa and Opotiki. YESTERDAY. Kanieri, s.s., T. Meyers, for Whangarei. Akaroa, s.s.. T. Cook, for the coast THIS DAY. Apanai, s.s., B, 11. Gibbons, for 3lan"-o--jim, v\ haitgaroa, Awanui, Waihamra and Honhoru. ' KORTITERX 5.5."., CO.'S MOVEMENTS. :N "S a P ulll leaves for Whangarei at 10-uU p.m. Ngatiawa leaves for Taa-a-unga at o p.m.; Ch'elmsford leaves for Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu at 7 p m Ka uieri arrives from WhangareL " Tuesday: Rarawa anives at Onehunga from 2\ew Plymouth about S a.m and .k-aves for the same port at 4 p.m. '(train J p.m.); Clansman arrives from TVhangaroa and Russell a-bout- 6 am- \ c ' puhi arrives from Whauiurei about e'pm Kiiiieri leaves for Whancarei at 5 p"m.' : Waitaugi leaves Onehunga for Raglan and Kaivhia at 5 p.m. (train 4.5 p.m.): Waiotahl arrives from Opotiki about 5 p.m. UNION OO.'S MOVEMENTS. BAST COAST. To-day — Manuka sails for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday; Manapouri arrives from Fiji; Atua sails for Tonga, Samoa and Sydney at 10 a.m.; Largo Law sails for Newcastle at o p.m. Trmrsday: Waikare arrives from the South; Squall arrives from Tolago and Gisborne. Saturday: Waikare sails for the South at 0 a.m.; Squall sails for Tolago and. Gisborne at 2 p.m. WEST COAST. Wednesday: Takapun* arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth and sails lor Seiv Plymouth only at 3 p.m. (train 2.10). Friday: Takapuua arrives from New Plyznourh, and sails for New Plymouth, ana Wellington at 3 p.m. (train 2.10). IMPORTS. Per Louisa Craig, from Melbourne: 700 tons stone cubes, 150 tons wheat. Per Southern Cross, from Newcastle: 400 ions coal. Per Manuka, from the South: 340 tons general merchandise. Per Mokoia, from Sydney: 53) ibales iottles, 471 bags coke, 350 sacks flour, 610 sacks manure, IA2 cases fruit, liS cases of sardines 40 cases tobacco, 452 pieces of timber "110 cases cocoa, 74 cases beer, G2 jjegs peanuts, 2LQ iars lead, 320 bags rice, jKsci enndries, : j

Per Waihora, from *he East: 560 bags tapioca, 1715 cases pines, 37 chests shellac, 170 chests tea, 10.000 bags -oonemeal, 1500 bags bonechar, 900 drains oil- 200' cases oil, 1675 boxes candles, 160 bags gunnies, 100 pkgs mats and matting, 17S bags wax, 750 hales rattans and canes, 230 bags pepper and spices. The barque Josenh Craig was docked today. The s.s. Waitangi was to-day placed on the slip at Onehunga for cleaning and painting. The barquentinp. Southern Cross, which was reported in the Gulf on Friday, came into port on Saturday, and anchored in the stream. The barque Louisa Craig arrived from Melbourne on Saturday afternoon after an uneventful weather passage of 13 days. The Government s.s. Hlnemoa arrived from the Kermadecs and the Little Barrier yesterday afternoon. She sails again for Bean Rock and Ponui lighthouses early on Wednesday morning next, afterwards proceeding to the North. The s.e. Opawa will arrive at Auckland from Waitara about January 14 or 15 to load cargo for London. She completes in the South, and will receive final dispatch for London about the last week of the present month. The Maoriland Shipping Company's steamer Ennerdale, now at Kaipara loading timber for Sydney, loads hardwood at Sydney for Auckland and Wellington. The Tyser steamer Star of Australia, en route from London, left Sydney for Auckland on Saturday last. The steamer, which will b» due at Auckland on Thursday next, has 2000 tons of cargo to land at this port bpfore proceeding to the South. The s.s. Mokoia arrived from Sydney at 7.15 p.m. The steamer left Sydnpy at 12.30 p.m. on Wednesday last, ancl experienced fresh south-east winds throughout. The Mokoia sails for Dunedln via ports at 2 p.m. to-morrow. The Union Co.'s r.s. Waihora arrived from Calcutta and Singapore on Saturday afternoon last, and being granted pratique, berthed at the Queen-strpet wharf at 3.15 p.m. The steamer left Calcutta on December 4th. and reached Singapore on the 11th. sailing thence on the 12th, and arriving as above. Fine weather was experienced until leaving Cape Moreton. after which strong breezes nnd moderate seas were met with until Auckland was reached. The passage triroucEont is reported to have born very nnerentfiil. The Waihora leavr= f- TVollington about Tuesday nest. THE MANUKA. The s.s. Manuka arrived from Dunedin, via ports, at 6 p.m. yesterday. She sails for Sydney at 5.30 o'clock this evening, taking the following passengers: Misses Johnstone, M. Stoddart, McMaster, Stewart, Ross, Dalton, M. Hennessy, Wells, M. M. Hardy, Williamson, Thomas, Hammon, White, Buddie, L. M. mil, Campbell, Mesdames ilcGhie, Donovan, S. Florence, D. O'Brien, Irvine, McCorqnodale. Pearson, A. J. McLaehlan T. Craig aud child, H. Herbert, M. Westgarth, Finch, Merten, Ross and boy, Power, Matthews, Williamson, Brind, Irvine, C. H. Olive, Jordan and I family, Messrs. Bradley, E. A. Florence, Koefoed. V. Grey, Addison and party, Merten, D. O'Brien, T. Payne, R. S. Newcomb, Clark, A. F. Whyte, C. M. Goodfellow, H Haynes, Matthews, T. B. White, Jellie, Ballantyne, R. H. Frew R. J. Lee, Alexander, Finch (2), R. C. Rudder, W. B. O"Keefe. Jordan, C. H. Olive, McGhie. Donovan, S. Florence, H. Herbert, A. J. McLachlan. Power, E. R. Graham, H. White, W. N. Gardley. C. Podby, N. Podby. Nathan. M. Harris, Vogivich, Cassidy, W. W. Mclntosh, S. Falconer, Gibson, McCorquodale, 11. Williams. Rev. Mears Massie. Capt- E. Rason, Capt. Irvine and Marist Bro. (1), and GO steerage.