SHIPPING.
S .Lost Quarter,. Angust 19, ?.5o a.m. ■"StMetr'Thls'evening. 5.17. k Sunrise:-To-morrow morning, 6.32. 1; ." I'- HIGH WATEB. Auckland: This evening, 0.31; to-morrow tngrninj;, 0.57. Onehunga: Tomorrow morning, 4-42; tomtrrrow" evehtnc, 5.0, —M-amiton -Heads: To-morrow morning, 8..J2: to-morrow evening, 3.49. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 4.47; to-morrbwT-ereiiiiif:. -oIH. ARRIVALS. •..-._ - YESTERDAY. s.s.. 10SS. J. I\ Jordan, from Fiji. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Besth, Farra, Gower. Tasmnn. Peterson.-Mesdames Conlsell, Tfeaiiy. Butler and 2 children, Booth, Farra, Spelznt Seagar, Benn'e, Craig, Lovell. Messrs. -CnnlselU Wilkic. Farru. Quest. Prosser. Gower. Bennle, Northcote, Home. Hewitt, Craig. Lovell. Steerage: Miss Tnorburn, Mrs Montrose, 31essrs-BiryiT. Mcßeath, Ausst, Maxwell, liernallach, Laughtin, Philpott.—Union Co., erects. THIS DAY. ■Woitemata, s.b.. 5432. McLean, from Bunbury and the South.—Union Co..' agents. Kanieri,' s.s., T. Meyers, from Whangnrpi. Passengers: DO excursionists.—Northern Co.. agents. Moana. 3915. W. J. -Newton, from Sydney. PasspQKPrs: Saloon—Misses Johuson. DavlS"u. Alrsley, Sprang (-). Lloyd, Pettigrew, Hardeaftle. Mesdames Lilsen, Alexander, Dnvis, Tlsilnlc. Esselhack, Lewis. Munro, T'earson. Sprng-g. Sprags, Brown. Messrs Stetfort (2). Scott. Brown. Webster. Devltt. Farmer. Munro. Alexander, Gibbons, Essßl-bni-k, .Robertson. Lowe, Sand. Pearson, SiPhncT. Barnshaw, Hammersley. Hamann, Cusseu. Watson. Spragg. Shelton, St. Georjre, Brown. Latimer, West, Stevenson, Woolley Seath Case, Rocker. Holder. Hoi«r f -Veres, Lloyd. Seath. Berlins. Steel. EtaviW, -Stewart,-Mangels. Steerage—Misses Foden, Lewis, Mesdames Flanagan, Mc Fadzean, Hnstwlck. Lewis, Thome. Clark, McCny, Messrs Gemmill, Grant, Wllklus, Bond. Harkwood, Bertrand, Mears, Best, Farrar. 'Wright. Irwln. Bai-low. Henry. I-amiie-rt. Begovich, Douglas, Harris, Shlrwanr - McFadzean. Love. Ring. Stedman, Andrews. Dendle. CLaxke. Elplng. Bochvert, Sinnett *21..-Ah Woon, Cottlnghnm. Jenkins. McLaughlan. Roberts, Smith, Bradley. Thome. Clark. Thompson.—Union Cc.agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. Whakatane, s.s.. 5902. Silba, for London. Passenger: Mr Henry Miller. ' Mokoia, s-s.. 3502, B. E. Smith, for Sydney. Ngapuhi. S.S., E. Stephenson, for WhaH£nrei. Clansman, s.s.. E. McLeod, for EnsselL Aupouri, s.s., T. Haultain, for Tauranga. Glenelg, s.s., F. Jonas, for Whangarei. Apaniji," S.S.. R. H. Gibbons, for Awannl, Hnuhora, Walharara, Whangaroa. and gouulIlangapapa, e.s., C Faultuer, for Whakatane. THIS DAT. Falls of Orchy, s.s., 3139, T. C Broomc, for Newcastle. Kanieri. s-S.. T. Meyers, for Whangarei. Ngariawa, s.s., F. A. Stein, for Tauranga ond Opotikt. - - - Chelmsford. b.s., J. Taw, for Parengarenga, Houhora, etc NORTHEB>f CO-'S MOVBMENTS. To-day: Ngapuhi arrives from Whangare , . abonx/.ZTp-ni.' Wednesday: Aupouri arrives from Tanranga abbut'S a.m.': Waiotahi leaves for the Great Barrier, at midnight: Kanieri arrives frpm.,Whangarei Town Wharf; Clansman arrives from Russell about 8 a-m.; Ngapnhi leaVes-for-Whangarei at 8 p.m.: Waitangi leaves Onehunga for Raglan and Kawhla; Clansman leaves for Russell, Wbangnroa, aiii Mangonni at 5 p.m.: Waiotahi arrireß f ram Kuabtnnri. Mercury Bay, and Whanganratar about-l a-m. - ,cTripK"-s:s. co.'s movements. -J-S-;- 1 - EAST COAST. . "Atna -sails ferr Tonga, Samoa, Pijl.-ttnii Sydney" a± 4 p.m.; Waitemata arrives'rrJamJWeliington, Wednesday:-Koromiko arrives from New "Slo.ina - sails for Sonthem ports at 13'soom--Komata sails for Westport at 4 P.J8,.. r . . . , . Tinrsday: Walkare arrives from Southern porYs.'T.Sqndn arri.veS'fronl Gisborne and T<rta£O : Bay. -Ji'riUay: Waitemala sails for Newcastle at 6 i>. m, Saturday: "Waikare sails for Southern ports Trt 12 Troon; Sqtiall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisborne-at 1. p-m. WEST COAST■Wednesdiiyr Rotoiti arrives from Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth, and sails lor thesame .ports at.3_p.m. (2.10, p.m. tramj. --------- ....... Friday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington and Kew-Plymeßth-efid-eails for New Plymouth only at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). BTDDART PARKER C&.'S MOVEMENTS. Sunday: Wlmmera arrives from Sydney; Victoria arrives from Southern ports, Mohffay: \lctoxla sails for Sydney at 5.30 cm. . Wiinmera: sails for South at 2 a.'is."- ■__— ■ PROJECTED DEPABTUBBS. VJpjjria;-Es.-.-Monday -■ - . A*ua, ■ s^,-via Tonga,. Samoa, and Fiji, t»"d"dy t>ji: LONDON— Indradevi, b.s., end of Ausust 1- Ult NO-KFQLK — ISLAND Southern Cross, s.s., September I FOU VANCOUVEE— Dsa- : Of RuOiven, early • ~.-.- ■■-. VESSELS IN POET. Amoknra,'Gort. training ship, in stream TuVaneksi, s.s., at yuay-street jetty v Cross, e-s., Iv sueam Southern Crosa, barquentine, In stream. Pioneer, H.M.S., in stream. Amokura, .Gpvt.. Lraining ship. In stream Atnaj s.s.. at Queen-st. wharf WaltemataVs.s., at Queen-street wharf. Hsetrroto,- His., at Hobson-etreet wharf. Hamiua, s.s.. at Hobson T street wharf. MoaiiU. s.s:, at Quay-street jetty. jJirere; £.s'.; at Queen-street wharfv: EXPECTED AB.EIVALS. Cevfc, SJ5..' rrom Liverpool, via Melbourne And.-Sydney; sailed June 20; due end of .Aug.ust.. iWliatlniii,. s.s., from London, via Mel■Bourne 'and Sydney; sailed July 15; due ■ Sepifciuber a. Slertiake, s.s., from Japan; to sail.
Lord Seftpn, E.s., Iroru San Francisco; sailed Aug. 2; due auout Aug. 31 Ijdraieina, feßi, from New York, via Mel--bourne.and Sydney; sailed; due Sept. 4 BUiSr.gt Scotland, S.S., troin New York, via lJte]b_ourue and Sydney; to sail August 15 Ctiiu s.s.. Iruin New Yort" to soli July St. .-. Jauui'jra, s.s., from New York, ria Vlel;eonrne and Sydney; sailed June 10; due about Aug. 10 Kaijjaru, ti-s.. from London, to sail Julj .4: dne Aug. 23 CJiractiolp, ship, from Marseilles, via Wellington, '.sailed June :Zl Dulwich, s.s., from Vancouver, via the r 5-b"uth; "sailed' 31st July; due middle at Usner, a.0., from Baltimore, sailed; due early iv August. British Monarch, s.s., from Baltimore, sailT?df*a"Uß early in August. Aparima, s.s., from Calcutta, and Singapore, sailed Jujy 31; due early in Sept. ißvertay, s.s., irom New York, via Aostra lia; aaiJed June -6; at Durban for repairs. July 26 HawUe's Bay, s.s., from West Oast U.l>. ports, left Liverpool July lltli; due Sept. a. Aeon s.s., from San Francisco, sailed Julr 6, due Gleafiuiu. s.s., from Norfolk (U.S.A.), cue -e-jriy in August Briez Izel, s.s., from New York, via llei liouriie and Sydney; sailed July 1; due Sept.- 12 ■ Istrar. s.s.. from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney: sailing August 5. Osirestry Grange, s.s., from Liverpool, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed June 30; due end. of August. Eouia, barque, from Dunkirk; sailed May ,19. ■' Baron Minto, s.s., from Baltimore; due early la Aufiust. Orari, E.E., from London, via Launcestou *B"d Hobart; to sail end of August. Ayrshire, s.s., from Glasgow and Llrer■pool;- leaves Liverpool Angust 15. jEipplngham Grange, s.s., from Glasgow and XJverpool, Tin Australia; left Liverpool
Eazembe, s.s., from New Tort, via Australia :to sail August 12. Indradevi, s.s., from Vancouver; to sail Angnst 15. Joseph Craig, barque, from Melbourne, sailed August 14. IMPORTS. Per Waltemata, from Bnnbnry: 25,000 sleepers. From the South: 1500 tons produce. Per Hanroto. from Fiji: 1705 bunches and sfts cases bananas. 10 cases tea. 50 sacks peanuts, 7 sacks cocoannts. 3 sacks cocoa, 7 sacks gum, and 4943 sacks copra for transhipment to Londou. Per Moana, from Sydney: 454 sacks onions. 884 sacks manure. 200 sacks bonedust, 136 sacks empty bottles. 15 bales millet, 100 bales corn sacks. 100 bales Messian cloth, 12 bales hemp, 93 bales bamboo ware. 197 packages Chinese merchandise, 20 bales bags, 20 bags rape seed. 17 bags ginger. 124 packages ginger, 21 casks peel. 253 pieces timber, 224 ingots zinc. 138 ingots tin. 20 sacks and 440 bags rice. 965 packages tea. 225 boxes candles, 187 cases wax, 27 cases rubber, 190 cases drnss, 20 cases potash. 20 cases rum. 33 cases liquor, 20 cases -wine, 70 cases schnapps. 755 cases fruit. 42 cases tobacco, 6 cases cigars. 96 cases gasolene. 1 engine and parts. 2782 bricks, 11 rolls lead, 88 bars lead, and sundries. EXPORTS. Per Whakatane. for London: 200 bales wool. 2556 eases and 452 sacks kauri gum, 110 casks tallow. 11 sacks pelts. 923 bags ore. 66.630 ft timber. 2183 bags copra, 459 cases shell. 27 boxes boned beef. 15 tous sundries. 37 packages bullion (value £51 ■ 652 L Tor Mokola: For Sydney—4963 sacks copra, -68-sacks sand. 10 bales and 7 dumps flax. 60 bundles laths, 5 cases cheese. 4 bale; horns. 138 sacks glass. 4 sacks hides, 27,5 -lses kauri gum. 176 sacks pumice. 6 bales, skius, 665 cases bananas. For Mcl bourne—2s cases lemons. For Adelaide— 32 packages hemp. For Durban—loo boxes butter. The s.s. Falls of Orchy sailed for Newcastle this morning. The TJuion Co.'s new steamer Waltemata arrived from Buubury and the South this morn in_.. The s.s. Moana arrived from Sydney early this morning. She sails for the South to-morrow at noon. The s.s. Hauroto arrived from Suva at 10 p.m. yesterday, after a fine weather passage. The Hauroto leaves for Wellington at 5 o'clock this evening.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 197, 18 August 1908, Page 4
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