SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 99, 25 April 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: New Moon, May 1, 3.3 a.m. Sunset: This evening, 5.13. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 6.28. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 2.17; to-morrow morning, 2J>O. Onehunga: To-morrow morning, 6.35; tomorrow evenins, 7.8Manukau Heads: To-morrow morning, 5.15; to-morrow evening, 5.45. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 6.10; to-morrow evening, 7.13. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. Akaroa, s_3., T. Cook, from Whangarei. Young Dungaree, s.s., Whittingham, from coast. Daniel, barque, 450, C. Cterctiko, from Newcastle.—Winstone and Co., agents. Apanui, s-s., G. Wilson, from the North. —Northern Co., agents. Chelmsford, s.s., J. Taw, from Parengarenga.—Northern Co., agents. Akaroa, s.s.. Cook, from the coast.— Parker-Lamb Co., agents. Young Btmgaree, S.S., Whittaker, from the coast.—-Devonport. Ferry Co., agents. THIS DAY. Squall, s.s., Benton, from Gisborne. — Union Co., agents. Kanieri, s.s., T. Meyers, from Whangarei Town Wharf. Passengers: Messrs. Wrigley, Geary, Want, Chashel, Thompson, and Jones.—Northern Co., agents. Clansman, s.s., E- MeLeod, from Mangonui, Whangaroa, and Russell. Passengers: ; Mesdames McKenzie, itenata, Graham, Black and child, W. Cooper, Withers, Mc-I-aurin, McCullough and child. F. Cooper, Baker and 5 children, Misses Walker, Partridge, Woodhouse, Cooper, E. Thompson, A. Harris, Smith, Richardson, M Harris, ilessrs S. Webb, A. Bramley, Snowden, Hughes, Halliday, Withers, McLaurin, Miller, Ray. Moody, Reta, Tucker, E. Sanderson. J. R. Limb, Combes, J. Buchanan, G. S. Kemp, Goldie. H. W. Fell, J. C. Martin, H. Stephenson, W. Braekenrig, A. Stephenson, Dr. "Bronte, Rev. Harris, Master Ridings, and 5 steerage^—Northern Co., agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. _l_a, scow, for coastKia Ora, scow, for coast Amotura, training ship, Hooper, for East Coast ports and Wellington. Rakaia, 5625, Vine, for the South and London. Ngapuhi s-s., C. W.~ Cumming, for WhaBgaxeL ; Waiotahi, s.s., C Hopkins, for way ports \ end Mercury. Glenelg, s-s., F. Jonas, for Whangarei. Baden-Powell, S.S-, H. Petersen, for Wha- ' ngarei. ' < Greyhound, -a.5.3., H. Subritzky, for the North. ' _ •: ' Lj-tcelton, p.s., Laiety;. for the coast ■ THIS' DAY. : Monowai, s.s., 3433, Lacey, for Dunedin, via ports. Passengers for Gisborne:—Saloon: Misses Gilinour,"' Moore, McGrath, Primrose, LongdiU, F: Brown, Culner, S. Smith, Mesdames Busby, Wilkinson and infant, Barker, Smith and child, Sommetville, J. A. Selig, Colledge and child, Sceats, Buchanan Whitty, Messrs. Haia, Henare, * Paku. Sceats, Powell, Buchanan, J. T. £ Whitty, P. Horsfall, E. Austin, W. Gardi- { nerj W. A. Boucher, B. M. Jacobs, S. Best A. W. Clarke, H. Fraser, Davy, Stevenson, ( A. Wright, Tulloch, W. Robinson, K. Bach, Haslett, J- F. Blown, G. Kemp, W. Bloom- £ field, R Donaldson, J. T. Gilmour, S. Mur-r-av, Shierlan, D. R. Costa, Taylor, N. Sim- i sni, Bashby. E. W. Page, C. A. Fenwiek, Chrisp, W. Hammond, Semple, B. O. Clark, * Archdeacon Williams. . Steerage: Miss' McKniaht Mrs. Charles-and child; Messrs. Wilkinson, Jackson, J. Trasler. Wylie, Tuck- . well, Thissell, Somernell, Haase, H. S.-Ben-lieu. Fuller, Scctt, Fraser, Johnston. For ~ 'Napier —Saloon: Misses L. Nicholson, Dora i iSpeer, Staunton, Van- Dadelssen, - Mesdames „ •R. Staunton and child, Graham, D. Canning, .\ Tobin, Messrs. Coombs, C. Ration, Hill, ± 3. Brown, Stafford, O'Brien, F. Hawke, S C. Armitage. F. D. Banks, F. Williams, 4 O'Shea. J. Kirker, Goudy, Bee, Johnson, R. , D. M.c-Gahan. Steerage: Mesdames Waller, Manktelow, Messrs. N. Derbyshire, Waller, T. Condon, Davis. For Wellington—Saloon: Miss Duncan, Mesdames Duncan, Evans, - Radford, Messrs. Bunyard, H. O. Chidgeys. ! Steerage: Messrs. F. Moore, Bruch. For ' Lyttelton—Saloon: Messrs. Fulll, Hooper, Neale. Steerage: Messrs. T; Thomas, John- 1 ston:. For Dunedin—Saloon: Miss McKeown, Mr. Smart Steerage: Mr. J. Stewart UNION S-S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. C EAST COAST. . f Sunday: Manuka arrives from. Southern * ports; Mokoia arrives from Sydney; Wanaka . arrives from Bluff, Oamarn, and Timarn. Monday: Manuka sails for Sydney, 5.30 .p.m. v Tuesday: Talune arrives from Suva; Ta- (. lune sails for Wellington soon after arrival;. Atua sails for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. 10 a-m.; Ha'upiri arrives from East Coast ports; Mokoia sails for Southern ■ports, 2 p.m. WEST COAST. Sunday: Takapuna arrives from .New Plymouth. Monday: Takapuna sails for New Plymouth and Wellington, 3 p:m- 12.10 train). Wednesday: Rotoitl arrives from- New Plymouth, Wellington, and Nelson; Rotoßi sails for New Plymouth, Wellington, and Nelson. 3 p.m. (2.10 train). Friday: Takapuna arrives from Welling- « ton and New Plymouth; Takapuna sails for j New Plymouth, 2 p.m. (LlO. train.) NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day —• Ngapuhi arrives from Whan- ( garei about 7.3U p-m.; Kanieri leaves for Whangarei at 9.30 _i.m. ■ .-. - ! Sunday: Rarawa leaves Onehunga for ] i New Plymouth at 3-30 p-m. (train 2.3011 p.m.); Waiotahi arrives from Tairua, Whan- , gamata, Kuaotnnu, and Whitianga; Aupouri arrives from Tauranga about S a.m. VESSELS IN PORT. Hazel Craig, barque, in dock Geni, barque, in stream Alexander craig, baique, in stream Maori, s.s., in Calliope Dock Daniel, barque, at Railway Wharf. Indraghiri, S-s., at Queen-st. Wharf. Northern Chief, 'barque, at Queen-st. wharf Atua, s.s-, at Hobson-st wharf. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOH bif.M.-.-__arn__, &__, Monday " Atua. s.s., via loaga, Samoa, and Fiji, Tuesday .oil 'FRISCO— Aeon, via Tonga and Samoa, about May 6. Fut; LOSDOS: Maori, s-s., via the South, early Kia Ora, s.s., via the South, about end of April Turakina, s.s- via the South, May 5 Whakatane, s.s., via the South, May 20 Niwaru, s-s., via the South, about May 2 Geni, barque, to load EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Taiune, s.s., from Fiji; due Tuesday momins ' Mokoia, s.s., from Sydney; due Sunday ev-1 Inveric. s.s., from San Francisco, via Is- j laud ports, sailed Ayril lv; due May G | Matatua, SJ=-, troin West Coast u-K. portSi I .eaves Liverpool Aprh 10; due about May J Niwaru,- 53., from London, via Australia; j sailed March 3; left Sydney April 23; due j Tuesday morning j Deipuic, s.s., iioui West Coast U.K. ports," via Australia; leaves tiverpool May 16. | Ganymede, barque, from Melbourne, sailed April 10 Miwiiu, s.s., from New York, via Australia; | sailed February 20th; due end of April (at Albany, Aprii 17) African Alonarcu, s-s., from New York, sailed Fenruury 2S Whakatane, from West Coast U.K. ' ports, left Liverpool March 24; due May 17'"" " Turakina, s.s., from London, sailed March 14; due May 2.' Buceros, s.s., from New York direct; sailed April S Cornwall s.s., from West Coast U.K. ports, leaves Liverpool April 4th - F'fesUire s.s., from West Coast U.K. Dort« leaves Liverpool May 2 lion v<hire, s.s., from West Coast U.K. ports via Capetown.-Melbourue and Syda_y- left Liverpool March 1; Capetown March 17; due early in.May -- • Marjorie Craig, barque, froin-Newcastle James Craig, barque, from Newcastle; sail- ' r.^-i A baroae, from Melbourne, t^-load (Joseph Craig, barque, from Wa'hora, s.s., from Calcutta, via %- -ore, Samarang, sailed March 31; c about first week in May >J Caracciolo. ship, from Marseilles,; i Henl-y s■= from Singapore, via Newcastle, sailed April 4, due about April ■ 30.--

The s-s. Tomoana has left London for Australian' and New Zealand ports. .

The barque Hazel Craig was docked yesterday.

The Government training ship Amoknra sailed for East Coast ports and Wellington yesterday afternoon.

The barque Daniel arrived from Newcastle last night after an uneventful passage of 15 days.

Owing to the s.s. Ngatiawa being barbound at Opotiki, her departure for that port has been postponed until 11 a.m. on Tuesday next

The s.s. Indraghiri, which arrived from West Coast of England ports yesterday afternoon, underwent an extensive overhaul while at Glasgow. The whole of the machinery was overhauled, and tlie boilers were fitted with new furnaces, whilst the vessel herself . has been renovated throughout The Indraghiri left Liverpool, her final port on February 35, and experienced rough weather to the Cape of Good Hope, which was passed on March 25. Contrary to the usual experience, beautiful weather prevailed for a considerable distance across the Southern Ocean. Then as the ship's officers were in hopes of making a remarkably fine passage, tbe weather broke, and for many days fierce gales raged. With but. the intermission of thick dirty weather, which set in on Good Friday, and lasted for a couple of days, the remainder of the trip was marked by fine weather. When in lat. 55deg 16s, and long. 132 east, the vessel sighted a large iceberg, which was approximately 200 ft high. After discharging at this port the Indraghiri sails for the South to complete. IMPORTS: Per Squall, from Gisborne: 500 sheep. Per Daniel, from Newcastle: 450 tons coal, 30 tons coke. EXPORTS. Ter Rakaia, for London: 866 cases and 77 sacks gum, 733 bales flax, 130 dumps tow, 176 bales wool, 16 bales leather, 2 bales skins, 35 casks pelts, 60 casks tallow, 16 tons bark. 94 pkgs. pearl shell, 3 cases manilla, 1023 pkgs. concentrates, 1662 bags copra, and 0 pkgs. sundries.