SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 148, 23 June 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: New Moon, June 29, 4J. m.m. Sunset: This evening, 459. ■■ Sunrise: To-merow morning, T.T. HIGH WATEB. Auckland: This evening, 2.28; to-morrow morning, 2.58. . _ . Onehunga: To-morrow morning, 6.43; tomorrow evening, 7.10. • Manukau Heads: To-morrow morning, i 823; to-morrow evening, 5J50. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, e.4S; to-morrow evening, 7.15. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. , Talune, s.s., 2078, J. P. from 9\\\ Passengers: Mesdames McGowan, Bowerman, Goodman, Eekfoia, O'Dowd and ehiia, Reay, Messrs Flintoff, McGowan, Gimmell Parker, McHarg, Cachemaille, Twohy, Walch, Walter, Goodman, Wolsfrove, Eckford. Lee, Morel, Hunt Cashman, .Williamson, and 10 steerage.—Union Co., s.s., C. Faulkner, from Whafcatane, Ohlwa, and Tauranga. P* Mrs Tlbbet and child, Misses Scott, Hickey, Father Vandyke.—Northern Co., af ents - Korora, scow, L. Vasta, from Hokianga.— ford Shipping Line, agents. -nr*,,.,.^ Curlew, scow, W. Bourke, from WhangageL—Ford Shipping Line, agents. Tramp, scowf C. Daniels, from WhangaseL—Ford Shipping Line, ag^ 13 - „„,_. Rangi. scow, C. Holmstrom, from Tairna. scow, Nicholson, from Ngunguru. ""Banger, scow, C. Anderson, from WhangateL—Ford Shipping Luie, agents. Alma, scow, from Ngunguru.—B. »• -Key-"°Tally-fco, scow, E. Welson. from NguBguTU- —Northern Coal Co., agents. Baden-Powell, s-S., Petersen, from Wha**Lyttktoii, P.S., G. Leaify, from WhangaWairoa, S.S., Piercy, from Whsigaiuru. TTTTS DAY. f JRxeelsior, scow, from Tutakaka. \ Tixen, scow, from WhangareL. . f TVesper, scow, from Whangarel. ' Southern Isle, scow, from Coast • . Jessie Craig, barque, 634, E. K. Urqutart, ♦Rom Melbourne.— J. J- Craig, Ltd., agent. Louisa Craig, barque, 684. Kennedy, from Melbourne.— J. J. Craig, Ltd., agents. rUJPABTUBES. ' XESTEBDAX. ' Mobbv AS., 3915, H. A. Morrlsby, for 2078, 3. P. Jordan, for WelBn c^m^.T,t! P E?McLeod, for Whangasj., T. Haultain, for Tauranga. IApsSSTeJ., K. H. Gibbons, for BusselL iSeroa, els., Goerta, for Awauui, Honfcora, "Waibarar3» Whangaroa, and Mango'"chelmsiard, its., John Taw, for Mercury Say Knaotnnn, and Whangamata. Ganiet mow, G. Brinck, for Mercury "Welcome, ecow, A. Donovan, for Mercury sto&* THIS DAI. Manganapa, .bj, C Faulkner, for Whaka- &&, JP- A. Stein, for Tauranga .and Opotiki. Zaor, schooner, for Whangarei. - Atua, 5444, B. G. Button, for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. Passengers:— Saloon: Misses Johnston, M. Boss, Crossley, iManoy, Ashet, Booth, Meehan &), D. Boss, Mesdames Crossley, P. Moore, Manoy, Granes, Fitzgerald, Kiik, Geisen, Leary, iWaters, Gilbert, Mcßeath, Booth, J. Robertson, Leech, Davis, Bernet, Kane, Thomas, Gresson, Cameron. Nye, Grove, ClaDPerton, Jones. Weston, Nurse Bothwell, aiessrs Chapman (2), Butherford, Bull, Meehan Blaketey, Asher, Grove, P. Moore, Manoy, Fitßgerald, Mcßeath, Davis, A. .Elliott, Fearey, J. Lloyd, Bernet, McKay, Honden, J. HalL H. N. BosseU, Wilkes, Cowan? SUk, C. H. Jones, Leech, J. A. ' Robertson, C Thomson, Kane, Thomas, Cameron, -Munro, E. Reid, Teemuller, wSte, Aye, B. Denny, McKay, Oaeut E. Hecker. Steerage: 3lrs Strange, Messrs H C. Millard, J. Egan, A. Alberts, C. Smith. UNION COMPAJTTS MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. ' Wednesday: Haupiri. arrives from East Coast bays, Gisborne, and Napier; Wanaka Bails for the Bluff, Oamaru, and Tunaru at 6 Thursday — Haupiri arrives from East Coast ports. WEST COAST. Wednesday: RotoiU arrives from Wellington Nelson and New Plymouth; Botoiti sails lor new Plymouth, Wellington, and Nelson, at 3 p-m. (2.10 pan. train); IT ■ - ~—."" NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day — Clansman arrives from Whangarei about 9 - p-m- ■ Wednesday: Aupouri arrives from Tauranga about 8 a.m.; Chelmsford leaves for the Great Barrier at midnight; Kanieri ar-, rives from Whangarei Town Wharf; -Apanui Arrives from Bussell about .8 a.m.; Auponri leaves for Whangarei ;at 9.30" p.m.; •iWaitangi .arrives at Onehunga. from Baglan and Kawhia early; aahsinan leaves for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonni, at a p.m.; Chelmsford arrives "-from Koaotunu, Mer- 4 . cury Bay, and .Whangamata. _ EXPECTED ABBIVAIiS. .' iWlmmera, ai, irom Sydney, due Sunday. • 6elwyn Craig, barquentine, from Newcastle; sailed June 20. •Tomoans, s-s. - from London, via Melbourne andSyylßey; sailed April 20; due Wednesday "'' -- ■ - Jh ■ . ' ■ •Oswestry Grange, 8.5., from Liverpool, to san June 21. JNerehaea, sj;., fcom London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed May 22 v:X' ' ','- - from' New - Yorkv via Melbourne and Sydaey; sailed May 23. Cian aiatheson, s.s.. from New York; to sail July 27. • . - ; -fltephanotis, from New York, via Mcl- - bourne ana- Sydney; sailed April 2U; due . early; in July .- Jeauara. s.s., from New York, vi» Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Jane 10 , " Sanetu, p-B-i from New York, via Jiel bourne and Sydney; - sailed May 19 - •■ ffotomaru. ss., from London; to sail Jons 12; due about July 22 . . 3E Btax of Australia, s.s., from Liverpool, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed. Muy 9; ■ at Melbourne June 18; due early in July IHfeshlre, s.&, from Liverpool.' via Melbouruc and Sydney; sailed May 2; due about July 7. , ■ .. Korfolk, jus., from West Coast U.K. ports, via Melbourne and-Sydney, sailed Alajr 30. •Tofna, s.e., from Sydney, via Islands, due July 16 ,;,; -.:. Kaikoura, E.S., from London, sailed May 6; due Wednesday Kaipara, e.s., from London, to sail July 4; due Aug. 23 liiga, s.s., from Newcastle, to sail July 1 leddo, S.S., from San Francisco, sailed June 9; due July 3 . v I Delphic, from West Coast United Kingdom ports, via Australia: left Liverpool May 16; due middle of July. J Caracciolp, ship, from Marseilles, to l«aii. PBOJECTED DEPABTUBES. FOR SYDNisX— iTlctoria, Monday 'Atua, s.s., via Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji, Tuesday K.i. LONDON— Karamea, s-s., Thursday Watanni, 8.5., July 4 (direct) Malatna, ss., about July 2S ' F-O'B NUTE— Seabel, sch.. early ' FOR SAN FRANCISCO^Boveric, s,s., via Apia/-June 30. VESSELS IN POBT. .Wanaka, s.s., at Hobson-street Wharf. Southern Cross, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Iris, ii.sl.c-s:. in streaui. : ' Ysabel, sch-, in stream Pendle Holl, barquentine, at Railway wharf Handa Isle, barquentine,' at Chelsea -Jessie Craig,:barque, at Queen-street wharf. Louisa Craig, barque, at Quay-street Jetty, -<■'..: . «: IMPORTS. .; Per EJ>rora, from Hokianga: 168,000 ft timber. Per Talune, from Fiji: 903 cases and 868 bunches bananas, 7 sacks cocoannts, 130 sacks maize, and sundries.- v .- - Mr Jessie . Craig, from' Melbourne: 000 tons flour, 100' tons bottles." -■!■'" -' I Pef Louisa Craig, from Melbourne: 70 tons oats andiOOO tons flour, t*^ EXPORTS. : 'i-\ -. ■■;■/■'■ _ j for|Bydnejr; SSO 205 sacks sand. 100 sacks boneOaat, US hal funsus, WO sacks kauri pm, QOO r«ir« tl

STM.S. Pioneer left for the north yesterday. Irie was to nave been docked this afternoon. The S3. Cornwall leaves for the South this 1 afternoon. : The s.s. Atua sailed for the South Sea Islands and Sydney at 12.30 p.m. to-day. The s.s. Fiona left Suva on June 8 for La- . basa and Lautoka to load sugar for Auckland. The sus. Talune, which arrived from Fiji yesterday afternoon, left the same evening , for Wellington. ~ . The schooner Ysabel dropped down to the , Powder Ground this morning to take in explosives. She leaves for Niue and the Friendly Islands at the first opportunity. The barquentine Handa Isle Will change her berth from Chelsea to Quay-street jetty this afternoon. She leaves for the Thames i to-morrow to load timber for Sydney. ■ According to advices from London, the 1 price paid for the sailing ship Dartford, > which has been purchased by the Union > Steamship Company of New Zealand for ■ the training of cadets, was £3300. She > is an iron sailing vessel of 1274 tons, and > was built in 1878. A Sydney exchange reports that the bar- • ques Rona and Manurewa, both from Kai- ' para, N;Z., arrived at Sydney on the loth, ' the former with 503,830 ft of kauri timber, part of which is consigned to Newcastle, and the latter, with 280,170 ft of kauri. . Heavy gales wete encountered on the way across, but no damage resulted. Two large shacks, measuring 12ft, were captured by the crew of the Rona~. AN OCEAN BACE. The barques Jessie Craig and Louisa Craig arrived from Melbourne this morning ' within ten minutes of each other. The Louisa Craig left Melbourne on June 7th, the • Jessie Craig on the 12th. Strong southerly to S.E. winds were experienced on the way " across the Tasman Sea, and baffling winds wereV'met with on the coast. The Jessie ' . Craig-drew up with the Louisa Craig outside morning, this being the " firsts occasion on which either vessel had sighted the other since leaving Melbourne. The barques came up the Gulf fairly well together, and both anchored outside the reef last night, owing to the thick fog. They were under way again about daylight, and reached the anchorage In the harbour about half-past eight. The Jessie Craig made the passage from Melbourne in about ten days, and thus beats the Louisa Craig by five days. The Jessie Craig reached the ! harbour a few minutes ahead of the Louisn Craig, but the skipper of the latter derived some satisfaction in being the first to berth at the wharf. THE MOKOIA. : The s.s. Mokoia was to sail Tor the South at 3 o'jelock this afternoon, taking the fol- • lowing passengers:—For Gisborne—Saloon: Misses M. J. Nixon, Best, McLoughey, Boy- • lan, Mesdames Wilson, Butler, Gray and child, Colebrook, Colwell, Stevens, Messrs. Wilson, Stringer, Gray, Porter, X L. H. Murray, B. C. Harvie, Scott, W. B. Farley, Malohey, Jay, Taplin, W. Edwards. Steeir- • age: Mrs. Heathcote, Messrs. D. Smythe, Heathcote. T. Fitzpatrlck, J. Caples, W. Rowell, Hitchings, G. Williams. For Napier —SaAoon: Miss A. Knight, Mesdames Robertson and 3 children, Dobson, Messrs. Robertson and son, A. Glover, w. F Evans, F. Cook, H. Coos, Hon. W. Beehan. Steerage: Messrs. W. Sparrow, T. Dennis, Mooney, Mason. For Wellington—Saloon: . Misses E. Dixon, W. Dixon, Mesdames Butler, Walters, Messrs. Plrle (2), £~ Phillips, . Beebe, G. Broeg. Steerage: Messrs. Webb, A. Walton, J. Palmer. For Lyttelton— Saloon: Miss Jenkins, Mesdames B. Wyllle, Mlains, T. E. Thomas, L. McDonnell, Bad- . ger, Damajie, Cozens and 2 children, Messrs. Cozens, B. Wyllie, Rev. Damage. Steerage. Misses Chiplln (2), Mesdamee , Chiplin, W. Burdett, Bayliss. For Dunedin , —Saloon: Misses Paul. Rickhard, Mrs. J. • G. Lockie, Messrs. J. G. Lockie, J. M. Hodge. Steerage: Mrs. Rowe, Messrs. J. W. Clark, Rowe, Nelson.