SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 271, 13 November 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: First Quarter, Xovember 21, 4.59 a.mSunset: TMs evening, 6.3 a: - - - Sonrise: To-morrow -morning, 4.34. HIGH WATEK. Auckland: This evening, 7.25; to-morrow irnmipg 7.48- --- Onelmaga: To-morrow mornmgi 11.33; to-morrow evening, 11.54. .:.",. Manukau Heada: To-morrow morning, 10.13; to-morrow evening, 10.34. * Kaipara Heads: To-raorrow morning , , 11.oi>; to-morrow evening, 11.59. ARRIVALS. XESTEKDAY. Wairba, F. Jansen, from the coast. —Macklow Bros., agentsClio, schooner, W. Peliey; from Whangarei.—J- J. Craig, I-Imlted, agents. Stella; s.s., E. Seilars, from the coast.— - Leyland-O'Brien Timber Company, agents. Baden-Powell, s-s- H- from VThangareL—JCorthem . Coal Company, agents. THIS DAT. Janet, L. Vasta "from Tairaa. - Herald, ecow, Johnson, from Xgungaru. Bee, -Donovan, from WhangareL Akaroa, &a, Parker, from tie coast. Kirttona, a-s.s-. Manic, from Tokomaru. —Xew Zealand Snipping Co.,- agents. Apanui, s-s., J. Wilson, from Awanul, Wainarara and Houhora. Passengers: Mesdames Subritziy, Letwick, Hessrs. Kirkland, Long, Fry, H. J. Masters, J. McKay. Saay, llaster Craig.—Northern Co.. agents. liameri, E.S., T. Meyers, from WhangareL Passengers: Mrs. JlcLeod.. Messrs. Cave, Jeavens, Mason. Takle, Clendon, McLeod, Dallen, Condnugh. —Northern Co., agents. Aupouxl, E.S, T. Haultain, from Tanranga. Passengers: ilisses Johnston, J. Smith, ilesdaines Gibb. Maxwell and child, Messrs. Gibbs. Maxwell, Payne, Messrs. Maxwell. Hethermgron. Longland. Brown, G. Wrigley, A. H. Burkill. Greenslade, J. G- Brasher—Northern Co., agents. Clansman, S.S-. E. McLeod. front Mangonui, Whangaroa, and Eussell. Passengers: Misses Breckenridge. B. Elkin. Foster. Xurse Eady, Xurse Manning, Jiesdamea Mathieson and child. t>. McLennon, R. Williams, Taxdley and child, Messrs. Jecentbo, Hayden, Bannerman, E. Carr, E. F. Edwards, W. H. Saies. Sales, K. Andrew. J. Hayes, T. P. Hayes. H. Davies, Tucker. Gardiner, H. 31. Shera, Palmer, ■Woodcock, E. G. Thompson, Pulhain, Carryer, J- S. Small, J. Swanson, Lundon, J. A. Beale-, Dr. Wheeler. Rev: J. T. McWilliams, Const. Carmody. and 12 steerage.—Northern - Co., agents. DEPARTtTRES-- ■ • YESTERDAY. | Ngapnai, s.s:. E.~ Stephenson. for Wh2fisarei. ,± Waiotahl, s.s.. C. Hopkins, for "Tairua and Mercury Bay. Kapuni, s.S. JacSson. for Patea. Lairaf barque, 455, Stuart, for -Kaipara i end Australia. Kanger, scew, Shirley, for Wbangarei, i via Cordmaaael. . , TJSIOS S.S. CO."S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST.sails for Bluff. Oameru and Tiiaara, via Limestone Island and Wellington, *t 5 p.m. - Tnesdajr.—Waihora arrives from Fiji: Kavua and Kaiapoi arrive from Westport. Tirarsflay —Kaispoi sails for Westporr at 6 p.m. (meantime) ; Squall arrives from J Tolago Bay and Gisborne: Tarawera ar- i Tires from Dnnedin. Lytteltoa, Wellington, j Napier and Gisborne; Taltme arrives from Tahiti and Barotonga. Friday.—Watoora sails fot Westport at .12 m>on. Saturday.—Tarawera sails for Gisborne. | Napier, Wellington. Lytteiton. -and Dune- i • din at 12 noon: Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisborne -at 12 noon. WEST COAST. Sunday.—(Earawa sails f6r New Plymouth at 3 D-m. (2.30 p.m. train). Tuesday.—Kotukn -arrives from New Plymouth (meantime! at 3 p.m. ; Earawa arrives from New Plymouth. Wednesday.—Ear awa "sails for New Plymouth _at3Pini__( 2.10 p.m. train.i. | Friday for New Plymouth, "Wellington, Ticton and Nelson at 3 p.m. ; Rarawa arrives from New Plymouth. NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. - To-day—Waiotahi. arriyes. from 3lereury B&T etc about 8.30 p.m. : NgapunV arrives from -vTnangerei Railway wlfarf abotrt 5.80P ™unday.— Barawa leaves Oneaunga for New Plymouth at 3 p.m.. tram 2.10 p.m. . kanieri leaves for " Whangarel Town , Vnarf; Ngatiawa arrives from Opotikl leaves for Opna ana RttsseH: Apanul leaves for A wan "': ■Uaiharara and Houhora; Aupouri leaves fo-- Tauranga and Ohiwa; Ngapuhi leaves for Whanglrel Railway wfcfirf: Claymore leaves for Raglan and Kawhia: Waioiahi iSavps for Mercury Bay and way ports: Kanieri arrives from Whangarei Town wharf about 7 p.m. Tuesday:—■WaiotaSl arrives from Mercury Bay about 7 p.m.: Ngapuhi arrives from- Wnangarei Railway wharf about 7 pm • Kanieri leaves for Wbangarei Town vv-harf: Paeroa leaves for v> hananaki, etc.; Chelmsford leaves for Te Kao and Parenga Tttsma-n- arrives, from Whakatane aDout 6 a.m." ■ ' "

EXPECTED ARRIVALSWimanera, e-E., from Sydney; cue Sunday S"barque, from Marseilles, via Wellington; sailed August 23. Southern Cross, s.s., from Melanesia, and ..jSorfoili ielasd.;. due Nov. 2o . TTia™flovi sS* *rom New lork, via Mel- ■"■ 10 £5^ , -a£;:W-*fier J :.Mllea.LSei>t, IS;. af Albany Nov. 5 -Sussex-, s<. s<. fro"m Xiverpool; mailed Sept IS; due about Nov. 16 Wakauui s.s., (rom West Coast tr.Kir ports: to leave Liverpool" November 27; due Jan. Auchendaie, s.s., from New i'ork; EaUed October 10. „ «,,'... Falls of Nitfc, e.s., from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney;. sailed Oct. 2; due about Dec-2O •,,.,»,■.,." ■ t Waiwera, s.s-, from London; sailed October 7, due November 23 Orarl, 6.5., from London; sailed November 4; due Dec 23 6tar of Scotland, sTs.,' from London, via •Melbourne and Sydney;-eailed September -25 due November 24. ' ■'■"_■ JCereban-a, β-s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Oct. 19; due Dec. 15 Kaiamea, 8.8., from Liverpool, via Adelaide; sailed Oct. 23; due about Nov. 23 - Nairnsnire, s.s., from Liverpool, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed October 16. Indraghlri- s.s. t from Sew Xork, via. Melbourne and Sydney;' sailed Oct. lti; due Dec. 21 Eynford, e.s-, from Vancouver and San " FranciECO"; "left 'Frisco Oct. 30; due Nov. JK Star of Australia, s.s., from.New TorE; Tia ilelbonme and Sydney; to sail November 26; due Auckrasd, January 26. ' ""' . Star of CauiiQa, s.s-. £roni London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed November 5; due about Jan. .2 Northern Chief, barque, from Newcastle; called November 7. aiorayshire, s-s., from Liverpool, via Australian ports; to sail November 13. Talune, s.s., from-the Society and Cook Islands; due November IS. Aotea, s.s., from Liverpool, to sail end December; due about January 19. Wakanui, S.S., from Liverpool;» to sail "November -27; due January 18. VESSELS IN POUT. • Prometheus, H.M.S., ia Calliope Dock - Ganymede, barque, at railway wharf. James Craig, barque, at icailwny wharf. Laira, barque," a.t""Hobson-street wharf. Eqnaii, s.s., at Queen-street wharf. ."Wanaka, s.s.. at railway wharfi PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FIB FIJI— - ICavTia, s.s.. Nov. 24 ; FOB EiSTEES PACIFIC ISLANDS— Talune, s.s;, Nov. 23 - ——--—--. ;" .....,; i iTictoria, Monday " FOR" LONDON— _. ..." " ~- S.S., via the South, Nov. 27 . - Opawa, 5.6., via Wellicgton end" November Anglo-Saxon, s.e., via South, ■ middle- December The barque James Craig sails at 9 o'clock to-iusct for the Thames ta load timber for Melbourne. Ihe s.s. Jucee left Wellington last evenIns, and should arri Te at Auckland on Montiay cest. Tue s.s. Junee is expected to arrive from Uunbuiy. via -Melbourne and Wellington to-morrow afternoon. "^6iaju ■ The- seoTvs- aambler and Rangi arrived et the Great Barrier from Anekiaßd-to-das Iffhe Rang*r.«ixived -it Coromandei. '•' _ Xiw-;- Xfw cp/er lighter Kiritoaa- arrived from Tokomam Bey^his

The s.s. Wimmera, due to arrive from Sydney to-morrow morning, has l>7 saloon and o3 steerage passengers and 709 tons general cargo for this port. The Customs Department have received a telegram from Captain Bollons, of the Hrnemoa, to say that sbe will be In Onehunga t>n Monday to overhaul the buoys, and then will proceed south. On account of tue strike of coal miners at Newcastle an effort was made on Thursday to divert te Wellington the Tyser liner Himiro, which sailed from Port Chalmers ai 3.50 p.m. on the previous day for Brisbane to load in Australia fo"r London. Owing to the difficulty of obtaining coal in Australia, it was hoped t" be able to give the Miiniro a good supply of bunker coal at Wellington. A message was sent to the lighthouse art Stephen Island and Farewell Spit to si;nal the ilimiro to Wellington, but it is feared thtit the vessel went "south about" through Fouveaus Strait.

The local agents for the A. and A. line, the Nerw Zealand and African Steamship Company, have been advised that the steamer Spithead has been Axed to load at New" Tork. and to sail about January 10th for Melbourne and Sydney and usual New Zealand ports. The vessel Is due at Auckland about the middle of March. Built ln 1899, the Spithead is a modern cargo carder of 4459 tons gross and 2993 tons net. She was built by the London and Glasgow Company, Ltd., of Glasgow, and Is owned by the Cyide Shipping Company, of Glasgow. The s.s. Monowal was to sail for Dunedin, via ports, at 3 o'clock this afternoon, taking the following passengers for Gisborne: - Mis-; Rirldell. Mesdames Gane and boy. Petersen. MessTS Aston, "Wayne". R. Colebrook, Rothcbild. T. Pollard. W. A. Law. Brahms and Pollard Opera Co. (40). For Napier: Miss Pickering. Messrs C. Bailey, Massey. For Wellington: M.sses Mulvey, Adam. Mrs Sidey, Mr Sidey. For Lyttelton: Mesdames G. L. Sayers, Button, Master Sayers. For all ports: 20 steerage. IMPORTS. Per Wanaka, from the South: 3016 sacks wheat, 2105 sacks bran,- 5698 sacks oats, 1635 sacks pollard. 1290 sacks potatoes, 40 sacks oatmeal, 2075 sacks flour, 500 sacks chaff, 270 100's flour, 42 sacks hides, 2490 50's flour, 598 bales straw, 1260 cases milk, 60 cases meats, 18 cases chee3e, 7 cases skewers, 100 bundles bedplates, 92 pieces timber. 69 packages merchandise. 111 pieces Oamaru stone. THE MAKCKA EXCURSION. The number of excursionists from Sydney by the- Makura to the West Coast Sounds has been nrnited by the Union Company to 300. As is customary, a number of motor launches will be taken to convey the excursionists to various places of interest in the. Sounds. The Makura Is due at Sydney about December 27th from Vancouver, and is-to sail Tfom. Sydney on December 31st for the West Coast Sounds direct. NEW STEAMER FOR INDRA LINE. It Is announced that Mr T. B. Royden. of Liverpool, owner of the Indra Line, hR3 placed an order for a large steamer to carry frozen and general cargo. The hew vessel : -will be much larger than any of the present I steamers of the line, and will be fitted up with the latest appliances for the handling of cargo. The new steamer -will trade between Australia and the United Kingdom. Captain Trotter, commodore of the line, now on the Indralema, will probably be given command of the new steamer.