SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 248, 16 October 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Last quarter October 17, 5.5 p.m. Sunset: This evening, 6.7. Sunrise: To-morrow- morning, 5.6. HIGH WATEE. Auckland: This evening, —; to-morrow morning, 0.6. Onehunsa: To-morrow morning, 3.51; tomorrow afternoon, 4.17. Munukau Heads: To-morrow morning, 2.ol; to-morrow afternoon, 2.37. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 3.D6; to-morrow afternoon, 4.22. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. Jloonah. ketch, from coast. Baden-Powell, s.s., 11. Petersen, from ■RTir.nsarei.—Northern Coal Company, asents. Clielmsford, s.s.. John Taw. from the Great Barrier. Passengers: Mrs Smith, Messrs W. G. Martin, G. Smith, R. Warner, T. E. -\Vilsou. D. Johnson, D. A. Cozens, T. H. Smith.— Northern Co., agents. Nirapulii. s.s.. Cummings, from WhaugaTfi. Passeasers: Misses Muir, Cornelius, Woods, Ellis.' Mesdames Walters, Matheson, Clonster, Ellison, Messrs Mason, Morrow, Bunk. Taylor, Blactlock. Sturnfels, Mathieson, Kay, Tlayford, Smith, Walters, Master Culpan, and nine steerage.—Northern Co., agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. Kauu. scow, Johnson, for Kiripaka. Waiapu. schooner, Russell, for Nine. Alma, scow, I. Soars, for Ngunguru. Waiotanl, s.s.. C. Hopkins, for Tauranga. Lyttelton, p.s., George Laiety, for the coast. Korora, scow, Isaac Corbett, for Hokianca. THIS DAY. Silver Cloud, barquentine, 292, Stenbeck, for Sydney. NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day—Mangapapa leaves for Tairua and Mercury Bay at 0 p.m.; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei at S p.m.; Kanieri arrives from JYliangarei about 10 p.m. .UXIOX COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. To-day — Century sails for Newcastle. Saturday: Taluue saiis for Southern ports at 12 noon: Squall sails for Tologa. Bay and Gisborne, 12 noon. . . . WEST COAST. Saturday: Corinna arrives from the South. I-BUDUAHT TARKER CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Sunday: Westralia arrives from Sydney; arrives from South. Monday: Victoria sails for Sydney at 5.30 p.m_ Tnesday: Westralia sails for the South St 2 p.m. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOR LONDON— Athenie, s.s.,'via the South. October 24. .. Batata, s.s., via the South, Nov. 7 FOR SYDNEY— . Victoria, s-s., Monday EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Westralia, s.s.. jtroin syuney; due Sunday, ilimiro, s.s., from via Australia; sailed September 21; due November 16. Otald, s.s., trom Liverpool; to sail November Su; due January ID. ilorayshire, E.S., from Liverpool; to sail October 17. Gowanbnrn. s.s., from New York, via Australia; sailed October 2. Star of Australia, s.s., from New York, via Australia; sailed October 2. "Navua s.s., from Eastern Pacific Isi-inde; due October 22 fitar of New Zealand, s.s., from London, via Australia; sailing October 20 Koromlko, s.s., from Fiji; due -boveric, s.s., from ban irancisco, via Apia; sailed Sept. 25; due October 25 Caracciolo, sliip, frein Marseilles, via Wei-. Clan" Matheson, s.s., from New York, via Australia, sailed July 23; due Oct. 15 DaidoitJa, s.s., from New Yort via Melbourne and' Sydney; to sail, October 14; Uue Dec. 20 Devon, s.s., from Liverpool, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed September 19th; due early in November. Glendevon, s.s. from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed September 3; due about Nov. 15 Hcma, barque, from Dunkirk; sailed May iv. Istrsx, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne Sydney: sailing August 5. Koz...ijbe. s.s.. from New York, via Am. tralia; sailed Aug. 13; due Oct. 30 Maori, s-s., from Liverpool; sailed September 5. Whangap'e, s.s., from Fiji; sailed October 10th, due Xornu, schooner, from Sydney; sailed September 26th (put back for repairs) . Orari, s.s., from London; sailed Sept. 3; due October 24 Eta of Scotland; b.5"., from New Yoi-k, t1» Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Aug. 15; fide Monday VESSELS IN PORT. Jessie Craig, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. Kaeo, sj. at ; Queeff-street Wharf. Niwaru, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Polly, barqueutine, in stream English Monarch, S.s.. at Railway wharf IWaitemata, s.s., at Hobson-st. Wharf Century, s-s.. at Chelsea The anx. schooner Waiapu sailed for Kiue Island yesterday afternoon. The bartruentine Silver Cloud left for Sydney this morning with 240,000 ft of timber. The s.s. Victoria left Wellington last night for Napier, Gisborue. and Auckland, en rente for Sydney. The departure of the s.s: Waitemata for Newcastle, and Fiji lias been postponed en til noon to-morrow. The s.s. Century leaves on Monday afternoon next for Newcastle, where her charter lv the Union Co. expires. The local agents for the Huddart Parker Co.. Mes.srs L. l>. Nathan and Co., Ltd., a4vlse that the s.s. Westralia left Sydney at 5 y.m. on Wednesday last for Auckland. The barrjue Jessie Craig loads part of the timber salvaged from the Norwegian barquentine roily, which stranded on a sandbank at "Wha'nsarei. She fills up at Whangarei for Melbourne. The barouejitine Southern Cross, which anchored in Rangitoto Channel yesterday morning, after a good run. of 9 days from Newcastle, (time up to an anchorage in the harbour this morning. The Union steamers \v nangape and Koromiko are expected to arrive from Fiji to-night. The former vessel has 1200 tons raw susar, and the latter 3500 tons raw sugar for discharge at Auckland. The New Zealand Shipping Co.'s steamer KUiipara left Wellington at 4 p.m. yesterday for Auckland, where she is expected to Auckland for a few weeks preparatory to docking and going on the loading berth fur .London. The old wooden barque Alexander Craig, formerly Kathleen Hilda, is passing out of active service. She will plough the seas no more, but will fill the less dignified distinction of a coal hulk, having been purchased for this purpose by the Northern Co. The one time intercolonial trader wil] be towed up the harbour to-morrow to swell the ajre.idy .considerable list of vessels that, having survived the tradlnc career, still find employment in "rotten