SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 71, 23 March 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Last Quarter, March 25th, 1.2U p.m. Sunset: This evening, 6.59. Sunrisei To-morrow morning, 5.55. HIGH WATKTL Auckland: This evening, 10.59; to-morrow morning, UL2S. Oneuunga: To-morrow morning, 3.10; tomorrow afternoon. 3.3t>. Manukau Heads: To-morrow morning, 3-SU; to-morrow afternoon, 2.15. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 3.15; to-morrow .afternoon, 3.40. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. Kgapuhi, S.S., Stephenson, from Whangalei. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Mahony, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and child, ilr. and Mrs Hutchison. Misses Mason, Atwood, Harrison, Frater, Evans, Coutts, Griffin, Hawken, Brooks, Walker, Wilson, Lee, Turnbull, Going, Courtney, Mesdames Maslin, Evans, Atwood. Fitzgerald, Reynolds, ■Brooks, Messrs. O'Keefe, Cooper, Wright, ■McCiune, McFarlane, Lester, Isaacs, Fisher, Gillingham, Wiseman, Duffy, Danby, Houghton, Jones, Christie,- Atkinson, McLean, Farrell, Smith, Davidson, Kirkbride, Masters Attwood, Donovan, Phillips, Brooks, aud 14 steerage. —Northern Co., agents. -Walotnhi, S.S., Hopkins, from Whangamata, Tairua, and Merci'ry Bay. Passengers: Mesdames Pattersou, Hugnes, Misses Pulham, Hannah, Hughes, Messrs. Mike, ■Valentine, Massey, West. Lane, Pevinpost, Currie. —Northern Co., agents. Mangapapa, s.s., Faulkner, from Whakatane and Tmirsnga. Passengers: Mrs. Green and child, Abomah Company (3), Messrs. Linton, Goldwater, Corbett. — Northern Co., agents. Greyhound, a.s.s., J. A. Subritzfcy, from the North. —Master, agent Herald, scow, Rountree, fr>>m Ngunguru. Hero, scow, from Nguuguru. YESTERDAY. Tally-ho, from Ngunguru. ■^iTnn ) scow, from Ngunguru. Clio, schooner, from "Whan^rarei. Korora, three-masted scow, from the Coast Handa Isle, barquentine, Sargent, from Newcastle. —T. Henderson, agent. Hikurangi, ketch, 74, C. Anderson, from •Whangarei. Zingara, three-masted scow, from the north. Star of England, s.s., '3752, C. F. Hilder, from New York, Melbourne, and Sydney.— Heather, Roberton and Co., agents. Xgatiawa, s.s., Haultain, from Tauranga. Passengers: Misses Hardy, Bishoprick, ■Roberts, Messrs. MeVeil, Martin, Adams, 'McMillan, HoweH, Symons, Sadler, Turnbull, Longiand, Whaharonga..—Northern Cα, agents. Aupouri. s.s., Stem, from Opotiki. Passengers: Miss Day, Mesdames Powell, Pitt, [Messrs. CahiTl, Hedley (2), Parslow, Coward, Crawford, Mulhern, Watson, Milne, iSiajor Pitt—Northern Co., agents. Surrey, s.s., F. W. Corner, from Liverpool and Capetown. i*assengers—Saloon: Miss A. M. Gordon. Steerage: Miss E. L. Cossey, Mesdames Rutherford, C. Peglar and boy, W. Morris, Carey and 2 children, 'A. L. McLeod and infant, J. Charteris and 5 children, A. McDonald, J. Pilkington and boy, G. Beaton, Messrs. R. Carey, W. Kidd, H. PilVingtou, F. Getson, W. Rutherford, K. James, W. Morris, H. H. iNathan, Ltd., agents. THIS DAY. Victoria, s.s., 2979, from Sydney.—L. D. Haitian, agents. Wimmera, 3022, W. Waller, from Dunedin via.' East Coast ports- Passengers: Mes<lames McLeod, Henderson, Kirk, Gall and 2 chadren, Green, Abraham, Wheatley and 2 children, Burrell, Rowen, Fraser and cmld, Powell, Roland, Jackson, Middleton, Owen, Misses Kenderdine, Shepherd, ißlackifi, Guinness (3), Vautier, Marshall, ißaker, Eade g), Groth, Booth, Neich, Ross (2), Messrs McLeod, Bookes, A. G. Henderson, K. England, E. England, Green, Izard, P. H. Smith, Abraham, Robinson, Wheatley, P. j: McNally, W. Owen, R. Purceil, C W. Jones, J. M. Fergusson, H. 3. Mayne, Cooke. Chick, CaMU, A. Antwis, Powell, Green, J. Riggir, Harvey, Atkins, Omeara, W. Gardiner, J. Roland, Jackson, Cookson, T. A. Ballantyne, H. S. LesUe, A_ E. Finlayson, W. Simson, C Dunn, Moore, H. Owen, Acting-DetectiTe Skinner, Captain T. L. Webb, Afnster Guinness and 64 steerage.—Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd., agents.

DEPARTURES. "SIESTEBDA.I. Akaroa, S.S., T. Cook, for Whangarei. Kanieii, T. Meyers, for Whangnrei. Chelmsford, s-s., J. Taw, ior Whangarei. NOETHEBN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Clansman leaves for Russell at 7 P-m-; Aupouri leaves for Tauranga. at D p_m_; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei at 3JX3O p.m.; Waiafaiai leaves for Port Charles, Kuaotunn, and Mercury Bay at 7 p.m. Tuesday: NgapuM arrives from Whangaiei about SJSO P-m.; Earawa. arrives at Onenunga from New Plymouth about S a-m., and leaves for the same port at 4 pjn. (train 3 pjn-); Kimieri leaves for Whangarei "Town Wliarf at noon; Waiotahi arrives from Mercury Bay, Port Charles, ami Koaotnnn about 7 p.m.; Kanieri airfares from SOiamgarei. UNION CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. " Thursday — Navua arrives from Tonga, Samoa; Squall arrives from Tolago "Bay and Gisborne; Haupiri arrives from East Coast Bays. Friday — Haupiri sails for East Coast ports. ' Saturday — Sqnall sails for Tolago Bar end Gisborne 2 p-m. WEST COAST. ■Wednesday: Takapuna arrives from "Wellington and New Plymouth, and sails for Eew Plymouth, at 3 p.m. (train 2JD p-m.) HUDDAB.T-PAEKER CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day—Victoria arrives "from Sydney; JCimmeca. sails for Sydney at 10 p;m. Tuesday: Victoria sails for Soutihern Eorts at 2 D-m. VESSELS IN POET. Jessie Craig, barque, at Quay-si, jetty Aldebaran, "barque, at Chelsea Bamoa, a.s.s., at Queen-st wharf .feci, barque, at Qtiay-st- jetty Jris, H.il.e-s., in stream. Amolrura, GoTerament training ship, at MotniM. Isabel, sch., at Qneen-st triiarf Kaeo. y,s.s.. "at Qneen-st. wharf Alexander Craig, barqne, in dock - _£ Injni, s.s., at Uobsoa-st. "WTiarf. Soutiiern Cross, sus.. at Queen-st. "Wnarf. iV7:mmera, s.s., at Qneen-fitreet wharf. Star of England, s.s., at Queen-street wharf Banda Isle, uarqaentine, in stream. Earrey, s.s., at Queen-street wharf. PROJECTED DEPARTUEES. FOR SXDNBST—- - Wlmraera, to-day Hzrua., E.s., via Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji, March 31 FOB COOK AXD XITJE ISLANDS: Isaliel, barqnentme, March 31. Zt)ll LOSDOS: Ayrshire, s.s., via the South, about March 20. Soliomani, s.s., March 2G Hid Ora, s.s, via the Sonth, about April 16 FOX APIA AND 't'UISCO: s-s., early FOli NOItFOLK ISLAND— Soatcera Cross, s.s., April 3. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. M.ii»ri, s.s., from London; sailed Feb. 13; due about April C Aeoa, s.s., from San Francisco, via Apia £Dd Touga; eailed March. 17; due about iAyrii 11. Hazel Craig, barque, from Kewcastle; 6iii:ed February 10. Eimin!. s.s., Iroin 3cw Tork, via Australia - KiiUtru i'c-biuary 20th iAfricin Monarch, s.s., from New 3Tork, saiiul February 2S Abei i..'-r, from New York. via J3uncdi.i. Lj-ltelton, and T7elllngton; sailed Jau. 2; at Weliinjrton [Bliatarua, s.s., from London, via Australia: sailed January 31; left Sydney 22nd MarcA; due Thursday Devon, 3.3., from West coast of England lioris, via Melbourne and Syauey; sailed i'ebruory S, due early in April. JToreric, s.s., from Sydney; due early s.s. from Liverpool; sailed February 2S iSavua, s.s., from Sycuey, via Fiji, Saraoa. and Tonga; dne March 23. StrathaTon, s.s., from New Xork, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Jan. 19 £tar of Japan, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney, to sail March 24. iWhakatane, s.s.,' from "West ; Coast TJ.Jiports, leaves Liverpool March 24. lurakina, s.s., from London, sailed March Xi; dne May 2 j

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Southern Cross, baTquentlne, from Newcastle, sailed STarch 9. w Orange Branch, s.s., from Newcastle and Sydney, due. Selwyn Craig, barquentine, from Newcastle; sailed March ID A barquentine was reported inside Tirl this morning. This, may be the Squthern Cross, which left Newcastle on March 9 for Auckland. a THE VICTORIA. The s.s. Victoria arrived from Sydney as we went to Press this. afternoon. She win berth at the Hobson-st wharf. THE ABERLOUR. Messrs. E. Porter and Co., . the local agents, are advised that the s s Aberlour will in all probability sail from Wellington for this port to-night; and should arrive here early on Thursday ne^t. THE WHAKABUA. * The s.s. Whakarua, of the Tyser Line, left Sydney for Auckland yesterday, in continuation , of ncr voyage from London. She should arrive here on Thursday next THE AYRSHIRE. The s.s. Ayrshire left Waitara for Auckland this morning, to load general cargo for London, on behalf of the New Zealand Shipping Co. She should arrive here on Wednesday next, and after loading here proceeds south to complete. THE STAR, OF ENGLAND. The s.s. Star of England arrived from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney, at 10 p.m. yesterday. She left New York on January 14, and -experienced fine weather to arrival at Sydney on March 9. The voyage was resumed on Tuesday la.st, and stormy weather conditions prevailed for the next two days, thence fair weather to arrival. She has 390 tons of general cargo for Auckland, and large shipments for Southern ports. THE SURREY. The s.s. Surrey arrived from West Coast of England ports, via Capetown and Hobart, at 11 aja. yesterday. She left Liverpool on January 18, and arrived at Laa Palmas a week later, sailed on January 26 for Capetown, arrived on February 15, left on February 16, arriving at Hobart (Tasmania) on the evening of the 13th inst She left the Taamanian port last Saturday week and arrived ais above. Between Las Palmas and the Cape etrong head winds and sea were met with, and the ship laboured heavily. Strong west and south-westerly winds were experienced on the run to Hobart, while fair weather was met with in crossing to New Zealand. Captain F. W. Corner is in command, and he has with him as. chief officer Lieutenant Gann, R.N.R., second officer Mr E. Morphett, third officer Mr 0. WTUiams, fourth officer Mr A. Pyper, fifth officer "Vfr Brunn, and medical officer Dr. Gordon. The vessel has about 2000 tons of cargo to discharge at Auckland before leaving for the South. THE WIMMERA. The a.s. Wimmera arrived from Dunedin, via East Coast porta, at 4 a.m. to-day. She sails for Sydney at ten o'clock to-night, with the following passengers:—Saloon:, Misses Cartwfight, Reid, Odium, C. Pole, Wilkins, McCombie, Femie, Henry E. Rathbone, D. Bathbone, Berghoffer, M. Angles, Sewell, F. Wilson, Creag, Owen (2), Easdown. King, Mesdames, R, L. Ni Murray, G. Porter, Rattan, Creag, Roberts, Gray, Sewell, Bradstreet, W. E. Crowe, Wood, Finchan, Odium, Hopkins, Drummond,-Find-Goldscheider, McGuire, Messrs Bradstreet, R. J. Finchan, F. R. Patston, Berghoffer, Craig, Muir, J. D. Roberts, Harris, Gray, Crowe, G. L. Petersen, H. Crowe, R. B. Strickland; Sewell (2), J. T. Arundel, Dyke, Lush, J. Memes, T. r H. White, Johnston, F. Woodward, J. Lyons, W. H. Symmons, E. C. Birch, P. M. Wooahill, H. Moreao, O. E. Keith, N. 0. Coates, Lloyd, F. Kennedy, (CartWJright, H. W> Horning. A. Geddes, H. Goldscheider, Downing, Coleman, S. Edwards, G. Porter, Ratten, Hetther, J. Birch, E. H. Joyce, T. Hutchison, F. Kindler, Shaul, CoL Owen, Col. Finlayson, Rev. P. J. Briody. Steerage: Misses Beacon, Frost, McMorrine, Mesdames Briley and 2 children, Jansen, I. Thomas and infaut, Kelly, £ane, Maloney, Messrs A. Harrison, Ferry, Langshaw, H. Price, Herrington. Peters. A. Tolich, H. Holdan, ZSTeylor, Aitken, Shaw, Constantine; F. Poyance, J. Stankorich, 31. Radich, S. Bone, R. J. Davis, A. E. Kelly, T. N. Povance, H. Houchen, King, McCarthy, Ryan, R. G. Ratcliffe, J. D. Jory, W. L. Maxwell, B. Loft, Clark, Scott, E. H. Brown, R. F. Turner, Maxwell, H. Monstakii, Briley, Lane, J. .McMannus, T. Maigh, W. Clark, H. Nov«sky. IMPORTS. Per Star of England from New York: 390 tons general merchandise. Per Surrey, from West Coast U.K. ports: 1800 reels barb wire, 340 cases cyanide, 150 boxes candles, 456 cases cornflour. 22 crates, 223 pkgs. groceries, 503 cases glass 1006 case gal. iron, 30 girders, 321 bdls. hoop iron, 3 casks oil, 93 kegs paint, 2316 bundles and 843 pipes, 990 coils plain wire, 60 reels paper, 97 tons pig iron, 831 rails, 50 tons rock salt, 66 bundles and 172 plates steel, 42 casks and 1419 cases spirits. ?109 bundles 3004 sheets iron, 17,457 states, 6 ftmks, 1699 boxes tin, 690 bundles and 4200 bars iron and sundries. Per Wimmera from tn"e SouUu 961 sacks chaff, 30 sacks oatmeal, 15 sacks turnips, 6ft bales hay, 790 sacks potatoes, 84S bales straw, 195 sacks 220 100's, 400 50*s flour, 2469 sacks grass seed, 25 sacks poUard, 218 sacks bran, 2SO sacks oats, 12S0 sacks wheat, 175 sacks malt, 150 sacks peas, 475 sacks and gunnies onions, 223 sacks bottles, 100 cases lard, 350 cases sap, 75 cases jams, 52 cases meats, 10 cases bacon, 50 cases matches, 24 steel sheets, 20 cases pickles, 17 cases butter, 23 cases tea, 40 cases mill.-, 42 bandies buckets, 20 cases washing powder, 15 cases glass, 28 reels alloy, 20 eases starch, 43 packages castings, 23 cases telegraph material, 3S coils wire, 30 cases cheese, 10 cases schnapps, 5 cases live pheasants, 34 cases safety cartridges, 12 packages stone crnsjaer, 34 packages confectionery, 24 cast* rfrngs, 42 packages ranges, 40 packages woollens, 66 hogsheads, 24 barrels, 3 kflders, and 12 kegs and 107 cases ale and stout. Transhipments ex Rimntaka at London.