SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 149, 24 June 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

*£■'■ ■ -a&3on.V r Ager?!ew Moon, June 20, i-i a-m. Snnsetr This evening, 4.39. morning, 7.7. HIGH WATERAuckland: This evening, 3.25; to-morrow m °o r SJf To-morrow morning, T. 40; to-To-morrow morning, to-morrow evening. 6.4 i. „„-„«„_ Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 7.45; to-morrow evening, 5.13. ARRIVALS. YESTEB-DAY. ss E. McLeod, from WhangaI. Meyer, Fulljataes. A Simpson or 1» steerage.—Sortnem Co., agents. THIS DAY. lima, barinentine, 31S, T Carmichael, from New-exstle-W. G. Eoberton and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. Cornwall, s.s., 5480, HoweU, for Welling•iSLWw; B. E. ***. *« BunP. A. Stein, for Taufor Whangarei. UNION COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. To-day — Wanaka sails for the Bluff, Oamaru, and Timam, at o p.m. Saturday — Haupiri arrives from East Coast ports. NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day — Chelmsford leaves for the Great Barrier'at midnisHt; Kanieri arrives from Whcngarei Town Wharf; Aupouri leaves Tor WMmgaret at 0.30 jp.m.; O«»™»« leaves for Russell, Whangaroa, and Manponui; at 5 p.m.; Chelmsford arrives from K-uaorunu,. ILercary Bay, and Whangamata. HTTDDAET PARKBB- CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Sunday: Victoria arrives from South; (Wimmera arrives from Sydney. ■ ' Monday: Victoria sails for Sydney at 0.30 p m - : Tuesaay: Wimmera sails for the South at 2 pan. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ' WlmmeraV S.S-, rrom" Sydney, due Sunday. S'eiwyn. Craig, barqnentine, from Newcastle; sailed June 20. Tomoana, s-s. fiom London, via Melbonrne raOSytaey;. sailed April'2o; dne WedneaOswestry Grange, from Liverpool, to SL Nereitana, sa, from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed May 22 ■Indradevi, sj., from New York, via Mel,bourne and Sydney; sailed May 23. Clan Mathesou, s.s.. from New York; to sail July 2X. Etepnanotis, s.s., from New Yorlr, via Melbourne and.Sydney; sailed April 29; due early in July Je.iimra, from New York, via Melbourne: and Sydney; sailed June 10 2aneta, from New York, via iiel- ' bourne and sailed May 19 fTokoHiaru, s.s_, from hoaiou; to sail June 12; due -abont July 22 Star of Australia, s-s., from Liverpool, via a Melbonrne and Sydney; sailed May 9; at Melbourne..June IS; due early in July Flfeshlre, from Liverpool, via Mci- " Dourne and Sydney; sailed. May 2; due - about Jnly 7. . Korfoik, SJL, from West Coast U.K. ports, via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed May 30. lofua, s.s., from Sydney, via Islands, due July 16 Eaikonra, s.s., from London, sailed May 6; due Wednesday Kaipara, s-s-. from London, to> •sail July 4; due Aug. 23 Inga, 'sis-, from .Newcastle, to sail July 1 IYeddo, S.S-, from San Francisco, Bailed June 9'; due July 3 Delphic, S.S., from West Coast United King- , dom ports, via Australia; left Liverpool May 16; dne middle of July. Caracciolo, ship, from Marseilles, to load. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOR"SYDNJ£X— Victoria. s.s., Monday fUK LOiSiOON— Karamea, s-s., about Friday ■■Wakanui, S.S-, July 4 (direct) iMalatua, about July'2s FOR NIUE— iTsabel, seh.. early FOR SAN FRANCISCO— Soveric, s.s., via Apia, June 30. VESSELS IN PORT.^ iWanaka, s.s., at Hobson-street Wharf. Southern Cross, at Queen-street Wharf. •Iris, H M.cs.. in stream. iYsabel, 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, No. 2. • ITomoana, S.S., at Queen-st wharf HippaUos, barque, in stream TTma, barquentine, in stream IMPORTS. ■Per "Hippalos, from Newcastte—4so tons jcoal, 30 tons coke. . P«r 3m, from Newcastle—4SS tons coal. Per Tomoana, from London: 26 tanks, 100 cases turps, 426 zinc plates, 3067 bars and 178 bdls iron, -795 bags, bottles, 297 cases beer, SO crates, 470 boxes candles, 80 cases 23 tons coke, 42 girders, 1479 pigs, groceries,' 165 'cases glass', 124 cases gal. Iron, 53 bundles hoopiron,' 23 rolls lead, 67 casks and 530 drums oil, 2550 coils plain wire, 3562 kegs paint, 117 reels paper, 37 pianos, 139 pipes, BS3 rails, 95 casks and 790 cases spirits. 115 bundles-steel, 213 bundles' and 75 sheets iron, 1800 sashweishts and sundries. ■ -■- ■ ;\ THE KARAMEA. • The-tShsw, Savill, and Albion Co.'s steam,er Karamea left Gisborne at twelve o'clock .last night'for Auckland, and should arrive .here early to-morrow morning. The Karamea loads at Auckland for London, and will be dispatched hence direct about Friday next. . ■ ' FROM NEWCASTLE. ■^h & barque Hippalos and the barquentine lima arrived from Newcastle this' morning, ffhe former left Newcastle on June 11th and the latter on the 13th. The Bippalos experienced fine weather on the passage, but the Dma encountered a succession of gales .The Hippalos was s&c days on the coast owing -to the winds being contrary. Exceptionally heavy rain fell last night obscuring the land, and the Elppalos anchored outside 3-irx Tirx until the weather cleared. THB TOMOANA. The Tyser line steamer Tomoana arrived from .London, via Australian ports, early ■this morning. The steamer left .London on lApni 20. "Very bad weather prevailed during the first portion of the voyage, particuuirly in. the longitude of the Cape of Good Hope. The wind occassionally developed iurricane -rigour, and the seas rose to a great height, but although the ship was fiung about a good deal, neither she nor her crew suffered any ill-effects. Later on the storm changed round to the eastward, cul- . minating in a series of blinding blizzards off Cape Leeuwiu, wnich completely obscured BurronnOmgs. The temperature was also -s-cry cold, and the situation generally prov--ed trying in the extreme. The'passage to Melbourne ocupied. 47 days, which is five or six- days' longer- than the ordinary trip After discharging at Melbourne the'vessei proceeded oh to Sydney, and from the latter port came on to Auckland, experiencing ordinary wither on the passage. The Tornoana sails for Napier and "Wellington aboof -Saturday nextl -