SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 260, 1 November 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Mooes Age: Last Quarter, November 5, I Sunset: Tii!s evening. G. 22. fcsuurise: Xo-morrow uioruing, 4.i6. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, y.45; to-morrow Blomiinj 1u.14. Uiii-tuuy: To-morrow morning, 1.59; to-tn-i.ro« evening. 2.2 U. ; Mauukau Iltrads: To-morrow morning, i O.S;<: t-j-iuurrow e\ taiua, 1.6. ! lisipura Html?: i u-moirow morning, I S.i; Lu-Ujj.-idv; evening, 2.3 L ! ARRIVALS. j SAXLHDAV. J BrciTii. scow, Nelsjii, fruin Nguiisuru.— ' Norulieia L-.ui Cj., j liiccels. >.».. 1". J.jua.s. from Whansarei. | Paerua, 5.6., K. IJ. Goenz. from the J XortX fa*et-ns«!T*: Misses BrisWne. Fer-i gcs.lll, Mr. — Northern Co., ageuLs. ! Aupouri, s.t., X. Haul tain, rroa: v\ uacsarei. Passengers: -Mis.s== M.-Douald. I. | ILuv.-kes. llciJauies Crane. Uoherson, Craw- ; lord, Finiieyau, T. 11. i'ope. Colviile Mad- ■ Aren. Leonard, i-Wlelie aud <_-hi;d, Messrs. | Harden, OKecffe. Mala, Burr, Uannan, K. <i.-iilin. I'aiT, Tracey, Edwards, I'arsons, ai-i.-tln. Stevens, Ui'.hardson, Walsh, E. V aUh. L'rawiord, MrDoujid, Beli. Sustfr, Webster, Forbes, "Ci»ttlll, mid live steerage, j —Norili'.Tn Co., agents. i YESTERDAY. : f Eavoc, sc-ow. Carter. Troui Ngungnru.— Kamona. s.s.. l-tl'-j, J. R. Stringer, from Wosuxirt. —laion Co., acents. Cheimsford. s.s., J. Taw, from Mercury ! Bay and Tairua. Passengers: Mrs. Dykes. ; Miss Bull. Messrs. Brown Apple-ton. Uley- j era. Eylton. Prioe, renter, SUter, Yetric'k, '. and one Austrian.—Northern Co.. agents. Nffurinwa s.s.. W. Bark, from Tauransa ' ami t.>jK>rikl.--ras?ensers: Misses Beeco, MPiil:tmes Short and two chlldrpii. Buyers. iJowden and child. Messrs. Soon, i M. (ii'.S. Bla,-k. I'arnle. Rmledge, Ilißk.- ! man. Johnson, Daw, Greshxin. j —Xorthprn Co., afrenrs. Victoria, s.s.. 25189. W. Faulis. from Sydney. r;tss>>nrf(>ra: Sharp?. MJai-- | dermort. I'arier, .T. Uiurcncp, lilundell K. 3larvhoronch. Smlrh. Iliiuson. Fors'rth. I Misst* I.»nu.ird, K.*lland. C <may, Tho'mp- ■ eon. Fisher, F. Smith, McAllnm. Smith, Hiinsnn. Me-ssrs. 11. A. (Jl.vthouski, W. N. M<H.'iiliagh, A. H. Pettifer, Parker, J. Sabb, Ou:ried. E. J. Ixnikin, W. Lanton, W. F. Fowler. R. Kelland. C. White- ! Dead, J. Ivanren.-e, D. Smith. E. J. Raddi- | f.->rd. S. Pearson A. Williams, J. Bowers, j J. Williams. .1. " Clegg. Blundell, Ma.-der- i mort. M. Abbott. H. Anderson. Allen, T. I Proaspr. Forsvrh. Pastor Hare, ,T. ' TV. Bourne. Major Robertson. and 54 I etoerage. —L. D. Nathan aud Co., L;d., Wlnmera. s.r.. r-.022. TVm. Waller, from rMmfvUn. via ports. I'a'SSPnKPrs: Mesdames j Thumps.™ i2i Comet. Tn.lehope. Bndffm-, Gortahore. Adams and two cniMren, Miller, I Brlrtse and child. BftthnTst. Crall, Turner, ! Bronn. Pa'iner (•_•). Johnson. Sinirh, | Haultain. Kent. Ha-=tins<>, H:iy, Caldwell, Jvirk. Graha>, Harris \X). liallet, Messrs. r:. I'itrrj. \v itvau. Findlay. (.•heespbr.iuirh, 11. S!il-;> ippi. S. Cave, (lartshrtre, .1. F-. Geciyp, A»tnn. Orjan. Harris. Muliooly, P. Amlrew. Williams, W. McKlnnon, Mayne. J. Chad wick. F. .T. Joiips. R. B-.->wn. J. Buchanan. R. Parrata. Elley. P. Barhurst. R. Reynolds. Bridge. P-nil. C. Pr.nrn. N. Dmvnt. K. A. Ford, W. Wilson. R. McMaster. Master Dlckin, and 2S ftferage.—L. D. Na-than and Co., Ltd., agents.

DF.PARTI"RES. SATURDAY. J-una. s.s.. STSI. W. H. Fellows, for Newca?;'.p zn-i .lava. Melbourne, s.s.. 70D, I. SleLeod, for Hokian?s n:id Australia. Pqnall, s.s.. J. Benton, for Tolago Bay and Gisborne. YESTERDAY. Kanieri. s.s., T. Meyers, for Whancrarei. Peii.vHn, s.s., Whittingham, for Mercury ■Bay. M-Kinah, ketch, W. Champion, for Ngunjnru. I! ma. bnrnnp-ntlne. T. Carmiciael, for Mercury Bay and Sydney. NORTHERN S.S. C'O.'S MOVEMENTS. Monday.—Clansman leaves for Russell end Opua: Aupuuri leaves for Taur:;nsra and Oil In-a: Wniotnhl leaves for Mirrury Hay : Ngapnhi leaves for WhangaHallway wharf: KanlPri arrives from Wliansnrt-I "tow;i wharf nlinnt « p.m. TnesAay: Itam-w.i arrives ait Onehunpra from New Plymouth abnnt 8.20 a.m.; Kanieri li-.ivt-s for Whaugarci town wharf; Tasman srrives from Wiiakatane about S a.m.: Ngapuhl arrives from Whangarei railway wharf atwut fi p.m.; Walo'jihi arrives from Mercury Bay. KnaoUiuU, Port t'Jiarlps. aisd Whangapoua abt>ut .'i p.m.; I'aeroa leaves for Te K.ax> sind I'axengaren 'S^ . Wednesday: Clansman arrives frimi Rospp'.l ii li'l Op no t\ t>oii t G ;i. m. \ Oliinsma q leaves for Mang-omii. and Rusecli: K-iinleri arrives from WhiUisarel tnwn wharf asoot 10 p.m.; Waiotahi leaves fur Great Barrier: Rarawa leaves Uuebunsii for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (train 2.10 p.m.i: Claymore arrives from Raglan end Kawh'a about 6 a.m.; Nfratiawa leaves for Op/rtlkl and Tnuranga: Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei rail-way wharf. Thursday: Waioijihi arrives from Gr<»at Barrier atxint 5.:« i p.m.: Anpotirl arrives from Tauranpa and Ohlwa nixnit 7 a.m.; Anponrl leaves for Tanuranga: Rlinn leares Onciiunga for Hokianca: Knnleri U-aves f->r ■Wiinnjr.'irei torjvn wharf; arrives from Whangarei railway wharf about S p.m. Frld.ir: Pn«roa arrives from Te Kao and Fa-t-nfra about 3 p.m.; Apanui arrives from Awanui. etc.. about ~i p.m.: Ngapuhi leaves for Wtoangarpj railway wharf; liarawa arrivrs at Onehunjra "from Npw l'lynuwih about 5.".0 a.m.; Walotnhl leaves for Tairua end Mcrrur.v Bay: Kauieri nrrivps from WhiingareJ lewn wharf abont 11 p.m.

I NION S.S. rO.S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Thursfl«y.--A:ua arrives from Sydney. Fiji. Samoa, and Tonga : Tsrawpra arrives from Punedm, Lj-ttelton,. Wellington, Napipr. nnij Squall arrivfjs from anrl Tolpgn Ray : Kamona Bails for Weapon 'meantime). Saturday - Tarawem sails for Gisborne. JfEpler, Wellington. I.ytteHoD. and Dnnedin ; Pouali sails for Tolag'o Bay and Gisborue at 12 noon. WEST TOAST. Tuesday.—Rarawa arrives from Xew Plymouth. Wednesday. -Rarawa sails for New Plymouth at 3 p ni. (2.10 p.m. tralni. Friday. li.ira-.va arrives from New Plymnui li :' Rosamund sails for New I'lyinouUi, ■fl"ulliagton. Picton, aud Nelsou at 3 p.m. ■HtDPAKT, PAKK.BE MOVEMENTS: To-d y — Wimmera sails for Sydney nt 5.~0 D.vi. Tuesday: Victoria sails for Dunedin, Tla Ea; Coast ports, at 3 p.m. PROJEi'TED DEPAKTURE3. FOR SYDNEY— Wlmmera, s.s., Monday FOB LOXDQX— ■Wainmie. es. : via the South. Saturday lci'.ic. s.s., via vie Soutlj. early Opav.a, s.s., via Welliuyiou end November A::s! . Satou, s.s., via South, middle I)eTEPSELS IX PORT. Victoria, s.s.. at Hobson-street wharf. Wlminera, at whaxf. Jessie C:aig. Uarque, at railway wharf. Ui.awa, at railway wharf. Hajida Isle, Daryuentine, at Chelsea. Kuui.iUii n.s.. ax yuay-striret jetty. No. 2. WaJu-.aie. s.e,. ai vuee:i-=treet wharf. The i.s. Kamona arrived from Westport ut o Vfiu-rfi;iy. Thsr !■.>. Kaauuiia will borOi at Chelsea ton.»r; j\. u'.vraiiig, u> a. part "j' rgn Qt c •:,.. TJ»<- b.s. \V;it«ilcj loa-ds at tlie BLuff on Veiiin->«lay, 0.-tluaru ou Thursd-ay. and TimWU oil triday Iwr Gisborue, aad Auct.ulltl. 'i'ue j.s. VU-terla arrived from STdney at 1 p.m. yesterday. She left Sydney ut"i.3U {i.j.i. ..ii Wednesday lait, anu experienceil fi-.-»li ti.h;. vvilida and moderate seas till liouu tlie tollowiug day. tkence winds uiid mil* weuLher 'liitt Viutwia sails iur L'uueuin, via purls, to-morrow afXUe b.s. Wiirmiflra nrrived froiD. Dunedun, Tia ijui.ii>. a.t b.ao a.m. yesturday. Tiie Wiaiaicij sails for Sydney a,t 5-bl> o'clock tliis eveiiln;, uikiug rile following nassenB. li. HiTaden. Mrs A, J Parter and diild. ileisrs A. Harris, I. KlLiott, A. n..Uus, li. H. Seabruuk, A. B. McDoiKiil. ;; l-jrriiKiii, W. 11. RuiJedie. L. Wake;.-.m. Ua;ihac: T. H. Üby, ll." C. Fuit-ua-jE, G. F. AUea, ii. i*rimii, ajid GO

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Maheno, s.s., from Sydney; due Sunday. Uoride, buniue, Iroiu Marseilles, via Wellington; sailed August 23. 6outhern Cross, s.s., from Melanesia and Norfolk Island; due middle Nov. Indradevi, s.s.. from New York, sailed Sept IS; due about November 5 Sussex, e.g., from Liverpool; sailed Sept IS; due about Nov. 16 Wakauui, s.s., from West Coast T7.K. port 3; to leave Liverpool Noremier 27; due Jan. IS Auchendale, s.s., from New York; sailed October 10. Mice, schooner, from Rarotonga; due early Falls of Mth, 8.5., from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney; Balled Oct. 2; due about Dec. 20 lames Craig, barque, from Newcastle; sailed Uc-tober 25. baira, barque, troni Newcastle; sailed October 25. tVsiwera, s.s., from London; sailed October 6, due November 21. Oraxi, b.s., from London; to sail November 4. Star of Scotland, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed September 25, due November 24. Nerehana, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed. XCaxamea., &.s., from Liverpool; 'to sail; due about November 21. Nairnshire. a.s., from Liverpool, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed October Iβ. Indraghlrl. b.s.. from New York, via Melbourne aud Sydney; sailed October 22. Ilynford, s.s., from Vancouver and San Francisco; to leave 'Frisco October 22, due November 19. Atua, s.s., from Sydney, FIJI, Samoa, and Tonga: due Thursday Ganymede barque, from Newcastle; sailed October "28. Star of Australia, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney: to sail November 20; due Auckland, January 28.

IMPORTS. Per Karnona, from Westport: 2000 tons coal. I'er Wimmera. from the Sonth: 431 sacks 33U 100's, KM) oOs. mid 15 sacks 251b flour, r> RO'-ks whcatiueaJ. IS sacks rolled oats, 6TiO sacks onts. 43 sacks grass seed. 1167 safks wheat, 032 sucks potatoes, 20 cases starch, 85 cases matches. 40 packages ranges, 63 [>ac!kages galvd. holloware. ISI cases meat, 36 cases tea, 108 cases canned goods. 45 cases pickles. 23 cases soap, 31 sacks hides, 1144 packages telegraph material, 3? coils wire, 130 cases butter, 124 rolls netting. KM bundles cenw-nt bags, 102 cases galvanised iron, 50 cases plaster, 115 bales skins, 17 hhds ami 15 cases ale. 11 crates cheese, 55 rases jam, 2o kegs casings, 63 packages confectionery, 25 cases tobacco, fl? cases bacon, 27 cases drugs, 22 casks lard, 15 bales woolpacks, 22 cases spirits, 10 crates bike rims, 35 packages woollens. 2!) pieces timber. 17 bundles rattans, 10 bales paper, 11 cases peel. 1 motor car, 5 horses, and sundries. 1-er Victoria, from Sydney: 73 bundles, 118 shafts, 5 sacks, 204 navps, 1100 felloes. 1410 bags rice, 2IK) bags tapioca, 318 packages tea, r.2 cases wine. 520 bags manure. 23 cases tobacco, 130 cases soap. 77 packages d. cocoannt, 00 bags peanuts. 3G bags corks, 23(1 dried fruits. 11 eases pianos. 13(1 bags bark. 50 casps phonographs, 83 rolls niattimr. 43 packages rattan chairs. 3D lens. 1.-.2 bundles pipes, 32 cases emulsion. lt« pieces timber. 41 cases lamps, 24 cases handles, 11"> cases sarrllnes. 60 cases conserves. 40 cylinders gas. 37 drums carbide, 32 boxes boitles, and sundries.