SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 270, 12 November 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: New Moon, November 13, i-iS p.m. Sunset: This evening. 6.34. Sunrise: To-morrow morning 4.45. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 6.48; to-morrow doming, T.B. Onehunga: To-morrow morning, 10.53; toEiorrtnv evening. 11.13. Manukau Heads: To-morrow morning, 0.33; to-morrow evening, 9.53. Jiaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, iOJi-b; to-morrow evening, 11.18. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAT Vindex. scow, from Whai., .-el.—Biddick and Goldsboro', agents. Excelsior, scow, .1. Biddick, from Whall£:irei. —Kiddick and Goklsboro", agents. Ch-eiinsforrt, s.s., 3. Taw. from ilercury Bay, Port Charles, and Kuaotunu. Passengers: Messrs Aldred. Hindstroui, Pullman, Marshall, Duffy, .Duncan, Kean, Lang, amd 1 ilaori.—Northern Co., agents. Ngapuhi, s_s., E. Stephensonr from WnaEgarei. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Hill, Mr end Mrs Robinson, Miss Sutherland, Mesdames Burr and child. Carbines, Messrs ItlcKenzie, Robinson, Graves, Gore-Adams, licKne, Tomlmson, Warner, JlcNicol, Powell, Marrin, Valentine, M-cLean, SimEons. Carbines, MrElwain, Randalls, Davideon, Hatiiieson. Rostrick, Duncan, D'Keefe, Younger, Hemits, St. Andrew's Pipe Band (8), and S steerage.—Northern Co., agents. THIS DAT. Waiotahi, S-s., C Hopkins, from Great Barrier. Passengers: Mrs Robinson. Messrs Ball, Baron, Sharp, Adams, Summers, Stanway. Mcdeal, Turner.—Northern Co., %gents^ iDEPiARTTTRES. YESTERDAY. Aupouri, s.s., T. Haul-tain, for Taura-nga. Kanieri, s.s.. T. Meyers, for "WhangareL Stella, s.s., E. Sellars, for the Coast. Baden-Powell, S.S., H. Betertson, for 'TChallgjvrei. Tasrnan, s.s., C Faulkner, for Whalratane. Greyhound, 100, 03. Subritzkv, for £he North. Seagull, scow, L. Vasta, for Talrua. Curlew, scow, "W. Bourke, for Talrua. Stamp, scow, S. A Miller, for Talrua. Korora, scow, Isaac Corbett, for TtUrua. NORTHEKN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day—Ngapuhi leaves for "Wnangarei Bailway Wharf; Waiotahi leaves for Talrua and Mercury Bay. UNION CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Saturday.—Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisboxne, at 12 noon; Monowal saUs lor Glsborne, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, at 3 p.m. WEST COAST. Saturday. —Corinna arrives from South--srn ports," WeUington, and Nerw Plymouth. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. .Wiimnera, s.s., from Sydney; due Sunday jloride, barque, from Marseilles, via Wellington; sailed August U3. Southern Cross, s.s., from Melanesia and Sorfolk Island; due Nov. 25 Indradevi, s.s.- 'from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed Sepr, 1&; at Albany Nov. 5 Sussex, ss., trout Liverpool; sailed Sept lb; due about Nov. 16 Wakauui, s.s., from West Coast U.K. ports; to leave Liverpool November 27; due Jan. IS lAuehendale, s-s., from Hew York; sailed October 10. Fails of Nitb, s.s., from >ew York, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Oct. 2; due about Dec. 20 s.s., trom London; sailed October 6, due November 2L Orarl, s.s„ from London; sailed November 7; due Dec- 'S3 Bias of Scotland, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed September 25, due November 24. Kerehana, s.s-, from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Oct. 19; due Dec lo Kaxamea, s.s., from Liverpool; to sail; due about November 21. Nairnshire, s.s., from Liverpool, via Melbourue and Sydney; sailed October 16. Indragiuxi s.s., from New Xork, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Oct. 1U; due Dec. 11 Hynford, s.s., from Vancouver and San i'rancisco; left 'Frisco Oct. 30; due Nov. 2s Star of Australia, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney; to sail November l\i; due Auckland, January 26. Slur vi Canada, s.s.. from Lrondon, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed November 3; due about Jim. 2 Korthern Chief, barque, from Newcastle; sailed November 7. Morayshire, s.s., from Liverpool, via Austraiiaa ports; to sail November 13. Tuiui:e. s.s., trom the Society aud Cook Islands; due November IS. VESSELS IN PORT. •Prometheus, H.M.S.. in Calliope Dock Gtuymede, barque, at railway wharf. jauies Craig, barque, at Hallway wharf. Laira, barque, at tiobson-street wharf. Monowal, s.s., at Queeu-street wharf. Squall, 5..5., at Queen-Street wharf. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FIR FIJI— Navua. s.s.. Nov. 24 FUR EASTERN PACIFIC ISLANDS— Talune. s.s., Nov. 23 FUR SYDNEY— Victoria, s.s., Monday FOR LONDON— lonic, s.s., via the South, Nov. 27 Opawa, s.s., via Wellington end November Anglo-Saxon, s.s., tv Sooth, middle December IMPORTS. Per Wanaka—ll2<J sacks arid bags Atlas flour, h5T> sacks siinrps. 020 sacks bran, osu sacks oats, iitiu sacks potatoes.—T. H. Hall £ud Co. 2i Th« s.nconer May Howard will not leave for Norfolk Island until Monday or Tuesday next. Tile new steamer Kapuui, built by Mr W. H. Brown, for the i'utL-a-Wellington trade, was expected to saii for WelUngton this Tile Northern Steamship Co.'s steamer Baraiva proceeds to Wellington from New Plymouth on December 14. in order to go ou ro tile slip for an overhaul. The work will only take a day, and it is hoped to the Rarawa away again the same evening. The s.s. Uyuford, due at Auckland from Vancouver and San Francisco on November 27th, has IbOO tons general cargo to laud at Auckland; iotx) tons general cargo, and 2,ooo,(AXlft timber for Australia. THE RCAHINE'S SPEED TRIAL. The local office of the New Zealand Shipping Co. has been advised to the effect that their new twin-screw liner Hutbane, which was recently launched from the yards of Messrs WiUiam Denny and Bros., of Dumbarton, lias been handed over by the builders to her owners. During her trials a few weeks ago, the vessel attained a speed of sixteen knots an hour. This is considered ao excellent performance, and is slightly above the contract speed, viz.. thirteen knots at sea on a fully-loaded draught, or, say. four.een knots under average conditions. The new liner is to sail from Plymouth ou her maiden voyage to Wellington on November 27, and is due nt Capetown ou December IS, at Hobart on January 6, and at Wellington ou January 11. THE JUXEE FROM BUNBURY. The Adelaide Steamship Company's cargo pteumcr Juiiue. which arrived at Wellington from riuubury on Tuesday last, encountered strong gales and heavy seas after leaving Bunbury ou -October 23. till arrival at Melbourne ou Sunday. October 31st. Bunkers were re-llilcd. and the vessel sailed last Monday week for Wellington. After cue day out -the vessel experienced a moderate westerly breeze, which increased to a gale, accompanied by high seas ai:d ■hef.vy showers. A quantity of water frequently surpt the decks. Conditions improved in Cook Strait, The cargo comprises 19.'Si2 jarrah sleepers, totalling 3174 ton*, and after discharging the Wellington ■ poiTkm. the Jnnee wiil come on to Auckland with the remainder. The vessel is to make another trip with jarrah from Western Australia to New Zealand. Captain 11. S. Steer is in command, aud w:tb him are the following officers:— Chief, Mr C. C. Mitchell: second. Mr J. D. Spain: third. Mr T. O'Neil: chief engineer, Mr E. l>od<U: sec-oafl, Mr A. E. Youle; third. Mr McNeill; chief steward, Mr A. Buchannu.