SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 236, 2 October 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

- Moon's Age: First Quarter, October 3rd, 6:42 p-m. Sunset: This evening. 5.53. Sunrise: morning. 5.26.

HIGH WATER. ' Auckland: Thte evening, JLLSO; to-morrow •feorning. —. Onehuuza: To-morrow morning, 3-45; toBjoitow afternoon. i'Z. "Mamikau Head?: To-morrow morning, &2->. t*t-morrow evening. 2.42. - Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning. E.s<-'; io-morrov,- afiernoon, 4i.

ARRIVALS. : YESTEKDAT. -' Bauiiiier. sfotr, from -coasl. - Kurcra. scow, Fletcher, from Hokianga. —Ford Shipping Line, agents. Njsipuni. s.s, E. tStepbenson. from Whangarei. I'asseagers: Musses Alderton, Newman, Watts. Parsons,, Mesdanies Uoyd, Parsons. Main. Duusurair. Broc'K. Messrs Taylor. Cleary. Falkner. Hutchings. I'atira. Tamad. Langsdorff. Pearce. Falls, England. .Bird, Broadbent. Watts, Connell. Tucker, J£air. Daileu. Brierly. Ritchies. Dunsmuiv. Giover. Dorrnard. Monney, Colonel Ilolgate, »nd 7 steerage.—Northern Co., agents. - Cfcelmsford. s.s.. John Taw. from the Great Barrier. Passengers: Mrs Ryan, Misses Davies. Thorbnrn. Messrs H. Paul. T. Ryan. McQuillun. C. Dennett. —Northern Co., agents. I

DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. T>ul-srich. s.s.. 32SD. Dudley, for New-A-upWi. S.S.. T. Haultain, for Tanranga. Three Cheers, schooner, Rogers, for Wtia- - Hero, scow, Nelson, for Wnangarei.

NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. -■ To-day — Kanierl arrives from Whair garei; Ngapnhi leaves for Wnangarei at s P ™atnr<say: Anprrari arrives from Taurantra about S a.m.: Mungapapa arrives from Mercurr Bay and Tairua about V. p.m.: Raravca arrives 'at Ouehunaa from New Plymoutn about £ a.m.

UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Saturday: Tallin* sails for Southern ports at 12 noon; Squall sails for Tolago Bay snd Gisborne, 12 noon. WEST COASTSaturday: Coriona arrives from the South,

HCDDABT-FARKER CO.'S MOVEMENTS Sunday: Wimmera arrives from the South; Victoria' arrives from Sydney. Monday: Wlmmera sails tor Sydney at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday; Victoria sails for the South at 2 i>.m.

PROJECTED DEPABTCRES. FOR SYDNEY— Wimmera. s-s., Monday. FOR LONCDON— .Vraimate, s-£., via Napier and Wellington, ' Saturday

._ . VESSELS 12* PORT. Kakanaoa, s.s.. ax Hobson-st. wharf lalnne, s.s., at Queen-street wharf. "V. aiiua-ie, s-s., ul rauw&y waurl. K» Ora. s.s., a.t Queen-sL wharf 4"oity, barquentine, in stream Kippingham Grange, s-s., at Queen-street . wharX"

EXPECTED AKBIVALS. Atca, s-s-, from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa, and Toaga; due October 6. Eoveiie, from San Francisco, via. Apia; sailed Sept. 25; due October 25 Caracciolo, siliu. trom Miuseiues, Via Weiujgtoii. s;illed June 27 ■Clan Maxieson, s.s-, from New York, via Australia, sailed July *3; at Albany Sept. "21 -ZhUdorch, s.s., from New York, via llel- ' bourns and Sydney; to sail, October li; due Dec 20 Devo", s-s , from Liverpool, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed September 19th; due early fn November. Engtiab. Monarch, s.s., from New Sotk; saiicQ August 13; due Oct. 10 Glendercn, s-s. from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed September 3; due about Nov. 15 barque, from Dunkirk; sailed May 19. Indravelli, s.s., from Vancouver; sailed; at Suva, Sept. 25 Istrir, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne arid Sydney: sailing August 5. Kasbnibe. s.s., from New York, via Aus trans.; sailed Aug. 13; due Oct. 20 Maori, s.s., from Liverpool; sailed September 5. Niwara, s.s., from London, via Melbourne -aad Sydney; sailed August 14; due October 14; at Melbourne, Sept. 26 Korna. schooner, from Sydney; sailed September Orari, s.s., from London; sailed Sept 3; due October 24 -Etc. of Scotland, s.s.. from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Aug. 15; due early in Oct. Victoria, s-s., from Sydney; due Sunday. The s.f. Kia Ora, having finished ber discharge of London cargo at Auckland, steamed down to the powder ground this morning to re-load explosives. She leaves ior the South this afternoon. Information has been received in Sydney (states the ■"Commercial News"i that the Suez Canal Company is prepared to guarantee a safe passage through the canal to the North German Lloyd Company for one of their largest vessels to pass on her way to Australia. As a result of this arrangement, it is believed that the X.D.L. Company's Prinz Heinrich. a magnificent steamer of l?.C00 tons, will be sent out early next •year for a trip to Australia, THE INDHAVELLI. The s.s. Indravelli, en route from Vancouver, left Suva a- noon yesterday for Auckland, where she should arrive on Tuesday morning next. The indravelli has 6ul:.oG<Kt of timber and 130 tons general cario for Auckland. Her freighting tor ths 6outn is considerable. PASSENGERS FROM ENGLAND. A large number of passengers are espectted to arrive at Wellington from England nest Monday by the Shaw-Savil! liner Athenic. Included in the list are the following for Auckland:—First saloon: Miss F. Nairn. Second saloon: Misses Boult, M. E. Carter, N. Kelsey. M.. Willmort, Messrs. B. Barrie, W. A. Bayley. A. H. Ferguson. There are also a large number of steerage passengers.