SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 162, 11 July 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■— • ■ _i6on's Age: First Quarter,' July 12, 7.54 p:m. Sunset: This evening, 4.37. S__rise: To-morrow morning, 7.14. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 10.35; to-morrow •morning, 11.0. .. ' Onehunga: To-morrow morning,. 2.45; tomorrow ..evening, 3.5. Manuka v Heads; To-morrow morning, 1-25; to-morrow evening, 1.45. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 2.50; to-morrow evening, 3.43. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. Wanaka, s.s., 2422; D. Todd, from the Blurr, via porta.—Union Co., agents. -Ngapuhi, s.s., E. Stephenson, from Whajigaroi. Passengers: Misses Wright, 'Mair, Hamilton, Mcl'herson, Webb, Nurse Colley, Mesdames Bradshaw, McPherson, - Matthews, Clifford, Harden, Messrs. Feenev, Reeves, Cardno. De Moutalk, Cossie, McLean, Webb, Moray, Dibble, Hiamllton, Kwalflcld, Boult, Johnston, Harden, Paulson, Reynolds, Vaunce, Robinson, Downs, Curie, Patterson. Jones, Mathiesou, Eowe, •McDonald, Harris, Marks, Staff-Sergeant-Major .Cheater, and 14 steerage.—Northern Co., agents. Aupouri, s.s., T. Haultain, from Tauranga. Co., agents. ' Tasm_n, s-s., C Faulkner, from Whakatane... Passengers: Messrs. Moffitt, Bisam.—■ Korthera Co., agents. Baden-Powell, s.s., H. Peterson, from -Whangarei.-'-NoTthern Coal -Co.. agents. SUNDAY. Vinixnera, s.s., 5022, William Waller, ■from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdames CaJkin, Holton and child, iSinith, Murphy,. Michie, Short, Chicken and child E. Jones, Baker and two children, - Deeley, Orange, Cunningham,' Misses M. King, Hill, Solomon, Houghton, Allen, Balfour, Grimwoud, K. Smith, R. Astou,' Graham, D. James, Murphy, Mills, Brook, Tay- ■ lor,- Messrs. A. B. Speakman, Calkin, G. W. "Biggins, A. Longford, T. E. Waller, Moss, P. Hughes, G. 11. Cranby, H. Metcalfe, J. Shirley, M. Simonsen, T_tley, Hodder, McMaster (2), W. Barrow, Smith", Wkittaker, Fenwiek, Champion. Richardson, Ellev, F. Jnpp,. F. Tonge, Decry, B. Deeley, E. 6'Connor, Chadwiek, Yates, Conquest, A. Dunsford, liruce, Lindsay, Qrauge, W, Cunningham, J. Brown, A. Julian, Colebrook, C. Adair, A. Morrow, Phillips, A. Gibb, Crawshaw, 1-Towarth, Chicke#, Loten, Master A. Eiruh, and 50 steerage.—L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd-, agents. Victoria, s.s., 2960, G. F. Entwisle, from Sydney. Passengers: Mesdames Spencer, Hardie, Mardtgg, R.ennie, Akeroyd, Murphy, Smith, Miss Campbell, Messrs. Megusdur, Petrio. Hedditch, It. Mitchell, Brooker (2), Caselberg, Drumo, Milne, Hudson, Campbell (2). Becker, Hall, Maidegg, Gordon, Day, Hume (2), Ulph, Mporspool, Norshan, MeAdam, Pittar, Akeroyd, Evans, Robertson, Day, aud 30 steerage.—L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd., agents. Waiotahi, s,s., C. Hopkins, from Tairua and Mercury Bay. Passengers: Mrs. Geard, Messrs. Mou'e, Cleaver, Valentine, Irving, Vinson, G. H. Watson, Giant, Courtney.— Northern Co., agents. Aldebaran, barque, Ma chieson, from NewCastle.—James 'Smith and Co., agents. Kiritona, auxiliary lighter, Peterson, from Tokomaru Bay.—New Zealand Shipping Co., 2 seats. THIS DAY. Indian Mo_arc_. 4353. Woods, from-Val-en route for * DEPARTURE--, SATURDAY. _"nron_ko, s.s., 2479, A. D. Chrisp, for Fiji. Squall, s-s., J. Beighton, for Tolago Bay and Gisborne. Akaroa, s.s., Parker, for the coast YESTERDAY. Kanieri, s.s., T. Meyers, for WhangareL Tasman, s.s., C. Faulkner, for Whakatane, Via Whitianga, NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Clansman leaves for Russell and Opua; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei Railway wharf; A.p_n—t leaves for Mercury Bay, Knaotunu, and Whangamata; Aupouri leaves for Tauranga and "Ohiwa; Knuieri arrives from Whangarei about 10 p.m. Tuesday: Kanieri leaves for W_a_garei Town wharf; Ngapuhi arrives from Whan.arel Railway wharf; Takapuna arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about 8 a.m. UNION COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Wednesday: Tofua arrives from Sydney, ""Fiji. To n.a, and: Samoa: Thursday: Tarawera arrives from Dunedin. Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier and Gisborne; Squall arrives from Tolago Bay and Gisborne; Witt-- sails for. Bluff, Oamaru . and Timaru, 12 nt>on. Saturday: Tarawera sails for Gisborne, Napier, We_in_ton, Lyttelton and Dunedin, -12- noon; -Squall -__i_s for.Tolago Bay and Gisborne. WEST COAST. Tuesday: Takapuna arrives from New Prvniouth. ■ • Wednesday; Takapuna sails for New Plymouth at 3 p.__; Ktni sails fox Greymouth. Friday: Takapuna arrives at 3 p-m. from New Plymouth; Rosamond arrives from • -'Wellington, Picton, Nelson and New Plymouth; Rosamond sails for New -lvmou'th, Wellington, Picton arid Nelson. " ' HU_."DART~P_TtKER CO.'S MOVEMENTS. " To-day — ' Wirnmera "sails for Sydney _ direct at 5.30 p.m. .•—.-- ... Tuesday: Victoria sails for Dunedin, via East Coast ports, at 3 p.n_ ...... _. . IMPORTS. Per Aldebaran, from -Newcastle: 6_o tone coal. - - — . - - -Per Wimmera. from the South; A 76 sacks, 110 100's, 540 50's, and 15 sacks (25's) flour, '""25 sacks' pollard, 269 sacks chaff, 54 sacks eeed, 965 sacks potatoes, 44 sacks bran, 50 Backs.nialt, _43..sacks-oats, 1236 sacks wheat, 110 sacks and 104 bags onlons, 70 sacks peas, ISI pa&_ages soap, 15 cases matches, • 87- packages -confectionery, 22G cases fruit, 30 cases bacon, 25 cases, meats, S5 cases tea, 60 cases starch, 16 cases pickles, 25 " cases currants, 53 cases fruit pulp, 60 cases butler, 74 cases iron, .26 reels lead, 21 packages bedsteads, 139 packages ranges, 51 bags cement 12 drums sodium, 45 hogsheads and S butts ale and stout, -40 kegs white lead, i 17 sacks oysters, 10 cases ginger beer, 49 cases medicine, 6 dumps skins, lo cases tobacco and cigatettes; 4 eases boots, 5 horses, and a larze "quantity of sundries. Per Wanaka, from the South: 8313 sacks wheat, 540S sacks.-potatoes, 790. lOC's and SS2S sQ's flour. 1431 sacks chaff, 109 blocks stone, 7546 sacks oats,' "50 cases cheese, 320 sacks pollard, L 240 cases- milk, 797 sacks bran, 120 eases fruit, 52 sacks linseed, 161 bales straw, 2056 sacks flour, 17 sacks barley, and ii 'quantity of sundries. - Per Victoria.- ■ from Sydney: 3d cases tobacco, SSO bags rice, 100 pieces timber, 378 packages pipes, 23S bars "lead, 727 bags onions" OS bags potatoes, 21 cases medicines, 465 sacks manure, 26 cases periodicals, S2l cases dried frnits. 127 cases soap, 200. bales " hemp, C3S bags empty bottles, 20S sacks flour, 341 chests tea, 30 pieces marble, 60 pieces castings, 53 cases paste ware, 100 cases cocoa, 39 sacks grass seed, 31 packages machines, 25 cases 'matches, 25 cases ""beer,' 13 steeT joists, '22 "bags' sulphur, IS2 bass coke, 91 sacks rock salt, 43 pieces freestone, 25 cases wine, 40 empty drums, 156 bundles blinds, 67 rolls matting, IS crates slate, 40 cases varnish, 23S bags figs, 37 cases sardines, 20 cases brandy, 25 boxes tinplates, 17 packages samples, and a large quantity of sundries. The s.s Wanaka arrived from Southern ports with a cargo of produce at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday last. **___* -- , ' The s.s. Indian Monarch arrived'from Valparaiso this morning to replenish (her bunkers for the voyage to Newcastle. The s s Victoria arrived from- Sydney at 1 p.m. yesterday, after a smooth, weather trip. The Victoria sails for the South tomorrow" afternoon. The barque Aldeharan arrived from Newcastle yesterday -morning, the passage having occupied nine days. The departure of the s.s.. Arawa from Wellington for London has been postponed from Thursday until Friday next, _t 12 noon. This is owing to the detention- of the- s.s. W_r___oo at Sydney. VESSELS TN PORT. . Nainis—ire, s_., at 'Railway wharf. Victoria, s.s., at Queen-street wharf. Wimmera, s.s., at Queen-street wharf. Wanaka, s.s.; at Railway wharf. Aldebaran, barque, at Chelsea. Ysabel. sch., at Queen-st. wharf Nainishire. s.s., at Railway wharf. Southern Cross, s.s., at Queen-street wharf. Indian Monarch, s.s., in stream EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Slaheno, 5.5."," from Sydney; dne Sunday. •_e.ua, s.s., .from- Sydney and the South _«a_j due j?ed_.eß_aj» - •

Moura, s.s., from Fiji; due July 18. Talune, s.s., from ' Society and Cook _► ■ lands; due July 2S. Whakatane, .s., frc-m Montreal, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed June 17; due August 16. Indran:. s.s., from New York, via Launceston and Melbourne; sailed May 9; _t Melbourne July 4) Rakaia, s.s., from Montreal, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed May 14; due about July 20 Maiere, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed May 24; due about July 20. Indraghiri, s.s.. from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Jnne 10; due Ang. 14 Highland Monarch, s.s.. from New York. via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed June 22 Muritai, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed July 5; due end of August. Paparoa, s_i., from London; sailed July 5. Coldergrove, s.s., from Liverpool, via Australia; sailed May 28; due end of July. Strathciyde, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne and Hobart; sailed May 19; due early in August. Kaiapoi, s.s., from Newcastle; sailed July 8 ; due Wednesday. Selwyn Craig, barquentino, from Adelaide; sailed June 20. Joseph Craig, barque, from Melbourne; sailed July 5. Empire Transport, s.s., from Liverpool; sailed July 2 : due August 24. Kumara, s.s., from London; sailed June 7; due July 22 River Clyde, s.s., from San Francisco, via Apia; to sail early PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOB SYDNEY— Wimmera. s.s., Monday Tofua, s.s.. via South Sea Islands FOR LONDON— Karamea, s.s.. July 20 Star of Canada, s.s., July 16 Ruapenu, s.s., via Wellington, about. July PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. The s.s. Wimmera arrived from Dunedin, via ports, at 9.30 a.m. yesterday. The Wimmera sails for Sydney at 5.30 o'clock this evening, taking th L > following passengers:— "Misses Hudson and maid, Rosemarne, E. Morris, Waltham, O'Grady, E. Wilson, Callan, Woodward, Allan, Rushforth, Mesdames Cerutty, 11. A. Kahn and child, Goodwill. Gold.sbqro", Coleman, Messrs Drummond, J. Blythe, Montgomery-, Whittaker, Chad wick, Guthrie, J. S. Wilson, GTev, Walkley, D. Scott, Munns, Ballantyne, ii. Thode, C. C. Howard, A. B. Casev, B. Davis, O'Neill, Cerutty, Waltham, C. M. Fraser, and 70 steerage. •NEW BOATS. To-morrow, Mr C. Bailey, jnn., will lay the keel of a new steam lighter to the order of the New Zealand Shipping Co., for the Tokomaru Bay frozen meat trade. The new vessel will be built en somewhat similar lines to the Kiritona, also built by Mr Bailey, but will be a little larger. The engines and boiler are to be supplied by Messrs Fraser and Sons. The vessel Is to be delivered on December 20th next. Mr Bailey is also building a 40ft launch for the' New Zeuland Shipping Company, who have placed the order so as to provide for connection with the East Coast steamers calling at Tokomam and the- shore. The launch will have two 10 h.p. Standard engines, supplied by J. J. Craig, Ltd.