SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 77, 30 March 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: New -Moon, April 1, 4.32 p.m. .Sunset: This.. evening, 5.49. ; Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 6.4. ,'. " HIGH WATER. 'Auckland: TJiis evening, 5.49; to-morrow morning, 6.15. Onehunga: To-morrow morning, 10.0; tomorrow evening, 10.24. "ilamikau Heads: To-morrow morning, 8.40; to-morrow afternoon. 9.9. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, ■10.5; to-inorro.v evening, 10.20. ARRIVALS. I SATURDAY. Ngapnhi, s.s., B. Steplienson, from Whangarei. Passengers: Mr and Mrs M. W. Armstrong, Mr and Mrs MeGeahan, Mr and •Mrs Hall, Mr and Mrs Buddie, Mr and •Mrs Kaylor and family, Misses Stnart, iWj-kes, ' Davis, Tait, Brewer, Grattan. gmith, Hawfces, Birch, Naylor, Mesdames Long, Tate and child. Willets, Clark and child, Mason, Muller, Foote, Robertson, Nutting, Messrs Sharkey, Leatherbarrow, Murphy, Wishart, Wells, Foote, Graham, Toko, Wallace, White. Tapp, Hood, Jack. Armstrong, Falls, Hobart, Ware, Surman, MesBin. Bruce, Hanlon, Munro, Kerr, Harklh, MacLeod, Allen, Rogers, Furness, Smith, j McLean, Maekay, Costanovich, and 16 steerage.—Northern Co., agents. Waiotahi, s.s., C. Hopkins, from Tairua and Mercury Bay. Passengers: Mrs Phillips, Misses Bell. Morrison. .Dorset (2), Oigan, Stevens, M.itilda, .Messrs. Renall, Raw, Deerness, Phillips, Frank, Carroll, Wallace, Smith, A. Phillips.—Northern Co., asents. Tokomaru, s.s., 5235, Macfie, from Gisborne.—L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd.. agents. YESTERDAY. Manuka, s.s., 4503, Edwin Phillips, from Dunedin. Tia ports. Passengers: Misses Keller. Frazer, Shanaghan, Oram (2). Mackrell, Evans. Wilkinson, Lamb, Brierly, MachatUe. Wachie, Dawson, Farmer, Hut- • ■ton, Cameron, Garrett. Heyworth, Wynhart, Wilson-Smith, Ryrie (2), Petrie, Moffat, Parsons (2), Henderson, Paul, MesUames Hafley, Fraser, Mann and infant, Bruce and daughter, Boreham, Knox. Law- . rie, MeConnell and child, Walker and infant, Anderson, Thompson, Sheath, Roberts, .Bass. Thomas, Duncan, Edwards, Heyworth, Wileou, Bannatyne, Smith, Elliott, Wilson-Smith, Lazarus, Mitchell and lam-1 Sly. Messrs Barden, Spears, Jay, Macwood, | Frazer. Clegg, Currie. Morgan, McGlashau, j Wilson, McMaster, Elley, Benjamiu, Horns, ' ililler, Lake, Hallhenry, Green, Mann, Bruce, Kemp, Boreham, Oxenhain, Neighbour, McGuinness, Huddleston, Kayle, Jenson, Colquhoun. liana Haina, Williams, Anderson. Reid, Stuart, Davies, Oxley, ? Ward, Roberts, Brown, Brown, Wallis. Hambeyin, Hyams, Cameron, Mollard, Ten- .. ner, Elstone, Duncan, Hayworth, Wilson, '.JBroomhead, Castelli, Bannatyne, Gill, . Craima, Hanna, Hirst, Anderson. Smith, • Jacicson, Brown and infant, Smith, Galloway. Mitchell, McCrandle, Caffin, the Rev. Scotter, and 40 steerage.—Union Co., agents. JForerie. s.s., 392T, Gardiner, from Sydney. —J. C. Spedding, agent. Makoia, s.s., 3502, R. B. Smith, from Sydney. Passengers: Misses Lundon. Hardacre, Trenwith, Such, Cooper, Brandon, Hunter, O'Connor, Green, Vincent, Delghton, Mesdames London, Hill, Ogle. Chapman. Hazard. Hall. Craig, Lyons, Williameon, Deighton, Deviul, Manson, Macunth and teaid, Causon, Lady Lech mere, Messrs Gordon. Williamson, Hill. Ogle, Finch. Dodd, Stow, Young, McNicol, Philson, Hill, Desborough, Chaafe, Lyons, Sparks, Bastings, Fisher. Gillanders, Vincent, Dumbeek, Long, Cummings, Deviul, Macunth, Macharg, Caweon, Fawcett, Watkins, Robertson, ■ Capt. Hazard, - Dr. McArthur. the Rev. George Manson, and 103 steerage.—Union Co., agents. Navua, s.sl, 2930, G. Hotford, from Sydney and the Islands. Passengers: Mr, Mrs, and Miss Bagnall, Miss Lily Skeen, Mr, and Mrs Spiers, Messrs Rivers, V. A. Sproul, H. Hicje, W. Gray, George Chester, Wall, James Green, MacLoughlin, Johnson —Union . Co., ssjnts. •pni.-rii.-i, s.s., 1444, R. Crawford, from tWestpprt —Union Co., agents. Hau'piri, s.s., W. Meßride, from Whangarei.—Union Co., agents. Glenelg, s.s., F. Jones, from Whangarei. —James Smith and Co., agents. Anponri s.s.. T. Haultain, from Tauranga. ■Passengers: Misses Shanaghan, Dickinson, "Wilson. Goldwater, Babtngton, > Cowan, Sealing. Mesdames Vickery (2). Fisher, Moore, Maitland, Ham, Buckle and child.— Korthern C 0.., agents. ; DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. Kanieri, 5.5., T. Meyers, for Whangarei. NOB.THERK S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.—'Clansman leaves for Russell at 7 (p.m.; Aupouri leaves for Taurartga at 5 p.m.; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei at S.RO p.m?; Waiotahi leaves for Port Charles, Kuaornnu and Mercury Bay at 7 p.m.. Tuesday.—Ngapnhi arrives from Whangarei about 4.30 p.m.; Earawa arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about S a-m., and leaves for the same port at 4 p.m. i train 3 p.m.); Kanieri leaves for •Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m. ;Ngatiawa leaves for Ohiwa and Opotiki at noon; Waiotahi arrives from Mercury Bay, Port Charlo3 and Knaotunu about 7 P.m.; Kanieri arrives from Whangaxei early. UNION CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST" COAST. To-day — Hauplri sails for East Coast bays at 5 p.m.; Manuka sails for Sydney at 5.30 r-m. Tuesday sails for Wellington soon after arrival; Siokoia sails for etc, at 2 Djn. Wednesday: Wanaka arrives from the Bluff, Oamaru, and Timaru; Whangape sails for Newcastle at sp.m. 1 WEST COAST. Wednesday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth and sails for New Plymouth at 2 p.m. (train 1.10 p.m.). Friday: Takapnna arrives from New Plymonth, and sails for New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). YE—-3LS IN TOST. FendLe HilL barquenttac, at Chelsea Hazel Craig, barque, at Railway wharf Southern Cress, barquentine, iv stream. Aldebaran, barque, at Railway wharf Samoa, .-i-s.s.. in stream Geni, barqne, at Quay-st. jetty Iris, H.M.C.9., at Calliope Dock Amobi:-j, Gore.iEiiaent training ship, &i MotuihL ? JYsabel, sch. r in Jjcream Craig;- barque, at Hobson-st. wharf Southern Cross, s.s., at Queen-st. wharf -Handa Isle, barqnentlne, at Chelsea ■JSmpreza, barque, at Hobson-et. wharf \ Mary Isabal, barqnentine, at Queen-st. wharf. . jWhakarua, S.S., at Qneen-st. wharf. lAberlour, s.s., at Qneen-sx. wliarf. , Tokomarn, s&, at Queen-street wharf. ; "MaTini-n, s.s., at Quay-street jetty. ■ ilokoia, s.s., at Hobson-etxect wharf. ' i"orerlCj at Qpeen-street wfcarf. PROJECTED DEPAKTUKES. FOB SYDMET— . Jfanuka, to-day Kavna, v'a Tonsa. Samoa, and Fiji, Wednesday lAldebanm, bartrnc, loading FOU COOK AND NiUK ISLANDS: Yfiabel, haniDontine, to-day FOB LOSDOIS: Ayrshire, β-s., Tit the South, to-day Tokomaru, S.S., about Tuesday Kia Ora, S.S., via the South, about April 23 fc-OB Al'lA AND 'FItISCO: Foreric, s.g.i to-day t'OK NOIUs'OLK ISLAND— BoTrthern Cross, s.s., April <i EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Maori, s.s,, from London: sailed Feb. 13; due about April 0 Northern Chief, barque, from Newcastle: Killed March 25, Aeon, s-s. r from Ban Francisco, via Apia and Tenga; sailed March 17; due about April 1L Mliniro, s.s., from JTew York, via Australia; Eailed February 20th African Monarch, s.s., from New York, sailed February 2a Devon, s.s., from West ceast of England parts, via Melbourne nmt Byaney; Balled February 8, due early in April, Indraghiri, s,s., from Livereool; sailed February 23 Strathavon, s.s,, from New York, vii Melbourne and Sydney-; sailed Jan. 1! (at Melbourne. Marcia. 3T) Star of Japan, g.a., from Lendon, Via MeJ hourna and Sydney, safled Mareb, 21 .Whakatanc, from West Coast U,K ports, left Lwergool March, 24; dae Ma; 6-a, $wbb sailed Mare , 14j dfle Maty ? ■ fran, New ' SarS * to Xii eraase Braach. ss.. from, X-eweaatle aa: Sydney, leaves Sydney March 25, Sed issa^" , ™* 1^irom *«««*«« T»Jub% ma, ane Tncsflay.

. . , J .The s.s. Pnkaki arrived from .Westport ; yesterday afternoon. The s.s. Ayrshire sails for the South, en route for London, to-night. The s.s. Navua's departure for the islands has been postponed until 5 p.m. on Wednesday. The s.s. Foreric arrived from Sydney yesterday morning, after a passage of seven days 14 hours. The Foreric sails for Apia and 'Frisco to-day. The s.s. Navua arrived from Sydney and the South Sea Islands yesterday afternoon, several days late. The vessel was detained by bad weather in the Islands. It is stated that the ship Caracciolo has • been chartered to load tiles at Marseilles for Auckland and Wellington. The Shaw-SavUl and. Albion Co.'s steamer Tokomaru arrived from Gisborne at 6 p.m. on Saturday, to complete her loading for London. She sails'hence to-morrow. The s.s. Manuka arrived from the South at Sa-m. yesterday. She sails for Sydney at 5.30 o'clock this evening, taking the following passengers:—Misses McKinney, Gummer, Kemp, Collins, E. Eastdowu, Enairs, Keogh, Geary. Evans. Foote, Stubbs, Campbell. Little (2), S. Watt, Dempster, Minehin, Keep, Philcox, Sellgreu, Suttie. H. Houghton, Pitcher. Clarke, Stodart, Ryan, Chapman, M. Stuart, Mesdames B. L. H. Murray, Button, Larsen, R. Triggs, Pitcher, Clarke, H. Swarm, Ellis and child, Dean, Hosking, infant, and maid. Solger, Smedley, O'Neill and infant. Stockwell, C. Briggs, L. E. Moss and family. J. H. Keefe, E. L. Davis, Minehin, Dempster, Campbell and child, Forbes, S. A. McMillan, Stubbs, Skelton, Dadley, T. M. Orr, Harlingford and family, ,T. Coleman and child, K. Thompson, Yonng, F. Anderson, Htwthorn and child. Nurse Bree, Messrs Harllngton, S. Gilchrist, S. Scanlon, E. Taylor, F. A. Ewington, ,T. Walters Davis (2). .T. C. Callaghan, Brown, J. W. Wallace, Smedley and 3 sons, Wall, T. M. Orr, Baggs, Robins, J. Shorter, F. Mackrell, Hartrodt, F. T. Bruce, Swan. L. D. Cox, W. J. Bloomfield, G. Ballantyne, Sly and boy, J. Butler, Xoung, W. Harsant, F. Nearing, Dadley, E. G. Meers, Faithfull, J. M. Holt, A. Baker, F. Bickford, C. C. McMillan, S. A. McMillan, Campbell, Et L. Davis, Stubbs, D. Nathan, D. Nellson, W, Smith, L. G. Cuauna, A. J. Mecoles, Abraham, W. Watt. Craman, Savage, Waller, F. Buckland, C. Briggs, J. Sexton, S. Allen, H. Heide, Best, Phillips, McLaughlin, W. B. Thomas, C. Heath, Hollis, A. Daklenberg, 8. E. Hocking, F. Bruce, D. Kerr, L. Jensen, F. Moodie, .FBendell, A. Hooton, Gummer, D. G.- Bennle, B, Scholberger, J. N. Bayly, Hartnall, F. Boss, R. Triggs, F. W. Larsen, Atkinson, K. T. Miller, A. D: Campbell, R. A. Honld, W. H. Scott, Solger, D. Williams, Batton, Revs. Watt, McDonell, Stockwell, Gough, Hayes, Yon. Arch. Deacon Cnlder, Major J. R. Carey, Dr. E. D. ; Bronnmill and 140 steerage. THS WADXONINI. The Waikonlnl arrived at Gisborne from Awanui North on Wednesday afternoon, after a prolonged passage. " It's the worst trip I've ever experienced," reported Capt. McDennott. " We've been about five weeks from Auckland." During, the ran rrom Auckland to Awanui, the Watkonini was weather-bound in Whangarei for some days, when a gale of exceptional severity prevailed, and tombstones ajid trees were blown down all round. Similar weather was experienced at Awanui. They left there a fortnight ago. and had a fair run down to tho Barrier, when the gale came on again from the S.W., and Captain McDermott stood his vessel out. but the wind changed round to S.E. During the height of the gnle the fore . and main jib were blown • away, and the scow had to make Mercury Bay as best she could. She lay in Mercury Bay about a week, and left again on Sunday week, and had a fair run down the coast. IMPORTS. Per Pukaki, from Westport; 1600 tons coal. Per Navua, from the Islands: 4900 cases, 150 bunches, and 248 kits bananas,. 713 eases and 59 kits oranges, 14 cases pines, • 2919 sacks copra, 3 sacks cocoa, 50 sacks peanuts, 2 sacks hides, 2 wheels, G cases sundries, and 40 casks molasses. Per Mannka, from the South: 25 rolls paper, 90 sacks onions, 115 sacks pollard, 10 cases salmon, 284 bags chaff, 300 200's, 230 lOOs, and 550 50's flour, 176 empty casks, 76 sacks barley, 74 empty acid eases, 450 sacks bran, 660 sacks seed, 42G bale 3 straw, 65 cases matches, 174 boxes butter, 125 sacks malt, 300 sacks wheat, 20 casks palp, 90 boxes soap, 220 cases meats, 56 > cases tobacco, 50 drums oil, 40 cases cheese, and sundries. Per Mokoia, from Sydney: 101 eases tobacco, 79 cases drugs, 195 cases, preserved fruits. 120 case 3 grapes, 80 cases currants, 136 cases sardines, 88 cases salmon, 265 cases tea, 50 boxes sultanas, 153 boxes preserved ginger, 709 boxes candles. 50 cases 5 brandy, 315 boxes wax, 7S ingots copper, 221 Ingots tin. 150 bags oxide of iron, 103 steel plates, 30 tubes gas, 66 bags onions, 1215 sacks potatoes. 220 bags peanuts, 89 hags, 24 casks, and 17 crates bottles, 400 bags rice, 100 sacks flour, 60 bags saltpetre, 538 sacks manure, 403 bags bonedust, 92 bales hessian, 49 bales gunnies, 102 pieces i timber, and sundries. Ex Whangape: 1920 sacks and bags Atlas : flour, 311 sacks pollard, 100 sacks oats.i —T. H. Hall and Co. I t