SHIPPING.
aioon's Age: Kew "iloon, June S O-4fi-a m. Sunset: This evening, 4.39. Sunrise: To-morrow morning-,. 7.0. HIGH WATEB. Auckland: This evening, 7.46; to-^norxow To-morrow morning n toinorrnw evening , , 0.35. M:uiulrju Heads: To-niorrow- -loornins, "l 0.;»: to-morrow evening, ILS. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 0.4; 10-morrew evening, 0.33. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. Kanleri, 203. T. Meyers, from Whaogarei.—Passengers: Messrs J. D. McKcnEie, Miller. MeGiU, slorey, Frost, Donald, M. W. HcKeazie.—Northern agents. THIS DAY. Maheno, s.s., 5252, M, Livingstone, from Sydney. Passengers: ilesdames Booth, ■Gibson and infant, OriofE, Bowen, etoce, Laiahan, Gaiinan *t<l infant, DavenX>ort, Evujos, Stichburv, M<nin i George, Stewan. and infant, Martin and infant, Frytrr Campbell, Misses Smith, Elder, Wallace, Day, Forbes. Bashford, Canby, Towers, Elwyn. Laing, Bennett, Thompson, Stichburv. Bendell, Schaei, Messrs Booth, Blyth, W. H. George, Feaxherstone, MacJuukie, Lamhon. Itobferts, Winglield, Fond, uVlontgoicery, Greenaway > Grant, Elder, fiercer. BoocJier, Donald, Hall, Lieutenant Sy-deiilLani, iliister Joyce,.and 70 steerage.— Union Co., agents. I>E-PAKTUBES. YESTEEDAX. Ngapulii, s.e., E. Stephenson* for WhaBgarei. s.s., 'EL. Bnssell fin J. uuua. Aepouri, s.s., T. Hanltaia, for Tanranga suid Ohiwa. WrUwuM, C. Hoptins, for Mercury 3ay aad Kuaotunu. Apaaui, is.s., J. Wilson, for the North. THIS DAY. Monowai, SAio, J. Bobertson, for -Sunedin, via ports. Passengers: For Gls-boriiji.—-Misses , Syxnons, iiLiicolm, Morris, Gr:mvil!t>, Henningham, Hiats, Berkeley, Orry; Mesdanuis Turnbnll, "Vtiller, J. Orr, aie»irs McMiihony, Harv«y, Turnbull, Boothnau, 1L H. Clayton, C J. Monk, J. Sherl«lan, J.'T , . Murphy, D. Wilson, A. AlcLeod, 3oliy, J:iy, Lerona. Petersen, Pearcon. Crew. Barnett, Hootoa, Judge, Oilfediien, Master Crew. For Napier: Misses (**) Solomon ParMnga (3), Mesdanies Xlislop, Cennect, Messrs. H. H. Smith. For "Wellington—Misses Barcett, Mart, Messrs. 3. K. ~ TitomDsoa, Cooper, Barnett. For •L-rtzeltou: Miss A. Rooertson. Messrs. C. F. Fm-~her. E. G. Temple. For Dnnedin: .Misses fUireh (2), Hewitt (2). Jones, Mrs. Clark -end child, Mr. S. Leary. For all ports; 2o stterage. NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEiTENTS. To-day: Kiapchi arrives from Wiangarei Railway whsrf about 5 p.m.; Waiotahr artives from Mercury Bay aitd Knaotanu; Kanieri leaves for Whangarei Town wharf; ■Faeroa " irrives from WhaEgapoua, etc, about 10 i> jn. Wednesda:y: Waiotahi leaves for Barrier; ■Kniiieri. arrives frum Whangarei Town ■Ts-harf about 7 p.m.; Clansman arrives from Unssell and Opra; Clansman leares for jflusseil. Oduo, Whansaroa, and Mangonni; N'sapubj fea-rcs for Whansarei • Railway •vritari; Waitangi arrives from Raglan and iCa-w-Ma at Ctaehauga about 6 a-m. Thursday: Sarawa arrives at Qnehunga from New Plymouth about.S-30 a.nx, and Jmves again, for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (train 2.10 p.m.): Aapouri arrives from Oiiiwa and Tanrangu about 7 Tn - Anpouri leaves for Tauranga;: Waiotahi arrives from Great Barrier about 5.30 p.m.; Kanieri leaves for WhangareLTown.,wharf;. Ngapuh] arrives from. Whangarei Railway wharf p. bout 5 p.m.; Waitangi.lea.ves .On.ehunsa fox iloLiianga. Friday: Waiotahi leaves for Mercury Bay nnd Tairua: Xjrapuhi leaves for WTiajjgare: Hall Tray Tvhajf; iianieri arrives from WhnBg:irei Towu" wharf about 7 p.m.; Apanui arrives from Awanui aboui-3 pjn. UNION- CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST-To-day — Maheco sails for Sydney, 8 ■pjn". Werlnosflay.—Kafvuo. sails for Fiji. Thursday-^— HaJiroro arrives from Southern ports-; Sqwnll arrives from. Gisborne "imd Tdlago Cay:: ~- -- ~'"~rr" Saturday.—Hanroto. sails lor Southern ■norts at 12 noon: Sqnall sails for Gisborne End Tolago Bay at 12 noon. WEST COAST. Friday.—Rosamond—arrives from WelPieton. Nelson, and New Plymouth; Rosamond sails for New Plymouth, Wel-linstorf,"Pictom-and-Nelsoni" — - Coriilna "arrives from South; Coriiina sails for New Plymouth and Wellington. ... . ..,;.. MOVEMENTS OF MESSRS HUDDAEI, PABKER AND-CO.'S STEAMERS. Sußdny: Victoria arrives irom Sydney; -.Wisiiaera arrives. fromi:£ast Coast-ports. ' iloxcday: Wimmera sails .. 10r..-Sydney di! Tnesday: O Vict™ria sails for Dnnedin, via East Coast ports, at a -p-in. VESSELS IN POET. .. Eolen Benny, barque, at Quay-street Jetty, Kerenil ketch, at Hobson-street wiarf estension. J'aiGiio, s.s., at-Queen-street, wharf. , Navua, E.S.; at Queen-street -wharf. PROJECTED DEEABTTJBES. P"O11 StDNEI — ™i PACIFIC ISLANDS— 3Talur.e, s.s., Jnne 7. FOR SOUTH SEAS— 'Atua, s.s., June 21 ~. ■ ■ FOB FIJI— S.S., June 3. ' -■■ • - - EXPECTED ABKIYALS. 'A+na, s.s., from Sydney ani the South Sea islamis; dme Jane IB Star of Canada, s.s., from London, via Australia; sailed April .22; due June 15 (at Melbourne, May 30j ..... Eassex. irom ijyerpobl, via Adelaide and Sydney; sailed- April 2; left Sydney June -; due iliniiro, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed April -3j left Sydney June 6; dne Friday >, -Indrani, s.s., from New York, via Launcestou and iLelbourne;.; sailed. May S; due end- of June - .... Eaiaia, 6.5-, Irom Montreal, via ports; tc sail 51 ay li arciradevi, from Liverpool direct; sailed April 17; due June B.SainiiihJre, s.s., from Liverpool, via Australia; sailed April SO; due July 5 Orari, s.s_, £roui I-ondoii; sailed. May S; due about June 22. Bakaia, s.s., from Montreal, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed- May 14; due end o£ Jnly Celtic King, s.s. r from Vancouver; Taeoma, San Francisco and Apia; left 'Frisco May 31; due June 2S Southern Cross, S.S., from Melanesia and Norfolk Island; dne early ilarere, s.s., from London, via. Melbourne and Sydney; sailed. -May 24; due about July 20. Strathelvde, S-S_, from New York, via Melbourne and Hobart; sailed May 19; due early in August. icdraghiri, s.s., from New York, via.. Melbourne and Sydney, to sail June 6. Coldegrove, s-s., from Liverpool, via Australia; sailed May 28; due end of July." Victoria, s.s., from.Sydney, due-Sunday. Century, s-s., from Vancouver- Taeoma, San Francisco, and Apia; left 'Frisco Jime 1; dne -June 29. IMPORTS. Per Maheno, from Sydney: 11S2- sacks flour, liS bags bark, . 10i0 bags rice, 140 pieces timber, 50 drums_ carbide, 66 pieces stone, 816 cases soap, 000 bags wheat, 20 bags cement, 1272 sacks manure, 394 sacks potatoes, 330 cases fruit, 52 cases tobacco, 5i3 packages tea, and q. quantity of traneiiipnitiiits and sundries. THE TALITOtfE. - . . - . . The s.s. Talcne sails for the Eastern Pacific Isles at 5 o'clock this evening, taking the following passengers': — Misses SchaU, Maleolnv Mesdames Chesson, Malcolm, EnselLsa, iiessrs. "A. D. JRauten.b'erg, H. E. Hnnzifer. MacKincon, Malcolm, Bauteaberg. EL. Emitt,' Captain Jonassen, and 9 ste&rage. THE. SUSSEX. The s.s. iSnssex, bound from Liverpoo!, via ports, passed Cape Brett at S a.m. today, and should jmake Auckland about. 7 o'clock tils evening. ' - - - - - : ■THE JtiSEKO. The s.s. iMiheno arrived from' Sydney at 32.30 a-m, to-day, affer :a.lengthy passSge, occasioned" %y foggy weather. The Mahenois- fl'clqcfc to-nishfe "'• •" ' "" v "
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 133, 7 June 1910, Page 4
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