SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 168, 18 July 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

—— ■ Moon's Full Moon, July 22, 5.7 p.m. Sunset: This evening, 4.12. sunrise: To-morrow morning, 7.10. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 4.6; to-morrow morning, 4.13. Oneirunga: Tcwnlorrow mprning, 5.3; to-morrow evening. 5.40. Sianukau Heads: To-morrow morning, io-morro.lv evening, 7.20. Ivaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, S.s; Lo-morrow evening, 5.43. AE.MVALS. SATURDAY. Ngapuhi, s.s., 1.. Stephenson, from Wliaugarei. Passengers: Sir. and Mrs. Walla c,. Mi-, and Mrs. llorne, Sir. and Mrs. Home. Sir. and Sirs. Parker, Slisses liarl, Lean, Slcsdauies Woodall, Parker, Messrs. KarUen, Williams, McCoy, Edge, Do Tourrett, Windust, Gazzard, Lowe, Hayes, Gunton, l'arker, Ingram, McMillan, Tidsweil, ila.-din, McKay, McQuillan, C. Maslin, Bradbury, McMabon, MeKeuzie, Tomlinson, Jones, l'earson, Morgan, Gregory, I'ostelin, Dr. East, and Is- steerage.—.Northern Co., agents. Urej hound, a.s.s., 11. S.ubritzky, from Uie North-—Master, agent.. Glcnelg, s.s., Jonas, from Wuangarei.— Smith, and Co., agents. yesterday. Marere, s-£., <!44.';, T. B. Linldater, from London and Australia. —Heather, Kobenon, Co.. Lui., agents. Unapeau, U.Si.-., i»a£o, Forbes, from the Bluff.—New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. Sutr of Canada, t-.5., i2SO, J. JL Hart, from the South and Gisborne. —Heather, Eoberton, and Co.. Ltd., agents. I'aeroa, s.s., J. Taw, irom Whangarei.— .Northern Co., agerus. Maheno, s.s., 52&2, SI. Livingstone, from Sydney. Passengers: Mesdaines Edwards, •Haislit, Brown, Burhan and child, Brown, iWollo, B'ookes, Hatkett, Wood, Niccol, Tennant, Arnold. Curlett, Misses Corrigan, Haigbt (.-), Edwards. Wolle, Wood, Niccol (2j. Messrs. Ingram, Harvey, Kirker, Brown and son, Batten, Sharroeks, Leybluni, Thomas, Jenkins, Avery, Human, Cattews, Motain, Nelson, Vickerman, Sheppherd, Wolle, Mont-k, I'ormat-k, Parsons, Clifford, Earthoiomew, Davies, liiley, Smith, liuddiek, SSbugars, Dale, Jukes, lliuslauley, Lomas, Farrar, Holme, Ward, Carson, Ramsdale, Webster. Kershaw. Boylqn, Young, Newbonld, Murray, Foofces. Hackett, McKenzie, Clayhau, Francis, Williams, Niceoll, Asher, Papakura, Siilier, Milne, Nixon, Miggie, Ingram, Barriball, Selby, Watt, Moore, Helmoro. and OS steerage.—Union Co., agents. N-atiuwa, s.s.. W. Bark, from Opottki. Passengers: Misses Kerr, McGiuley, Slorri-Mt-sdames Kenipthorne, Kerr, Alien, Messrs. Crauford. Stevens. Johnston, SttcJlbury, Lownds, Gnliam, Foy, Carnie, Baxter." Carrol—•Northern Co., agents. Squall, s.s., J. Beighton, from Gisborne.— TJuioii Co., agenis. Apanni, s.s. J. Wilson, from Mercury Bay and Tainia. Passengers: Mesdames Connelly and 2 children, Wiusor and family (<j), Tucker, Hay, Wells, Messrs. Nicholson, Well-, Hamilton. Hannan, Taffender, O. Sullivan, Benjamin, Hill.—Northern Co., agents. "Novelty, auxiliary scow, from Kaipara.—

G. T. Niecol, agent. THIS DAT. Kaltanzata. s.s., 103 S. Edwin, from Westport.—Union Co., aseats. DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. Kaiapoi, s.s., 2003, Ren-ant, for Gisborne. Fnirbnrn, ketch, K. Fletcher, for Wairoa C8.8.j. YESTERDAY. Kanieri, s.s., T. Meyers, for Whangarei. KORTITERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-day — Clansman leaves for Russell and Oiiua; Aupouri leaves for Tauranga and Obiwa: Waiotahi leaves for Mercury Kay and Kuaotunu; Nizapuhi leaves for Whanpare Railway wharfj. Kanieri arrives from Wh..angarei about midnight. UNION CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. To-day — Moura arrives from Fiji; Maheno sails for Sydney at 5.30 p ni • Moura sails for Westport soon after arrival. ' Tuesday : Tofua sails for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and" Sydney at 10 a.m.; Navua sails for Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelion. and Dunedin at 2 p.m. Thursday: Ilauroto arrives from Dunedin, Lyuelton, Wellington, Napier, and Friday: Squall arrives from Gisborne and Tolago Bay. Saturday: Hanroto sails for Gisborne, N.ipier, Wellington. I.j-ttellon. Dunedin, at noon : Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisborce at noon. WEST COAST. Wednesday: Kini arrives from Greymouth and Westport. Friday: Rosamond arrives from Wellington, Ticton, "Nelson, and New Plymouth ; Rosamond sails for New Plymouth,' Wellington, Picton, and Nelson at 2 p.m. ; Kini sails for Greyniouth at 2 p.m. < VESSELS IN PORT. Maheno, s.s., at Queen-street wharf Squall, s.s., at Queen-street wharf Reapeliu. S.S., at Railway wharf Star of Canada, at Railway wharf Wakefield, s.s., In stream. iMarere, s.s., at Railway wharf Aldebaran, barque, at Chelsea. Isabel, seh., at Queen-st, wharf Kaiapoi, s.s., at Railway wharf Tuiua, s.s., at Queen-street wharf. Wakefield, s.s., in stream Kaitaugata s.s.. at llobsoa-street wharf. Joseph" Craig, barque, at Railway wharf. Southern Cross, s.s., at Queen-street wharf, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOR SYDNEY — Maheno, s.s. Monday Tofua, s.s., via South Sea Islands, Tuesday FOR LONDON — Kai-amea, s.s.. July 27 bur of Canada, s.s., about Tuesday Ruapehu, S.S., via Wellington, about Wednesday Tuinui, K.M.s., Aug. 11 EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Moura, s.s., from Fiji; due July IS. Talune, s.s.,- from .Society and Cook Islands; due July 2S. Whakalaue, .s., from Montreal, via Melbourne and Sydney: sailed June 17; due August 16. lndraui, s.s., from New York, via Launceston and Melbourne; sailed May 0 tat Melbourne July 4) Rakaia s.s., fruiu Montreal, via Melbourne aiid Sydney; sailed May 14 tat Melbourne July 12); due about July 2S Indra-'luri s.s.. 'irom .v-f i'ork, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed June 10; due Aug. 11 Bishiand Monarch, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne aud Sydney; sailed June 22; due end of August Muritai, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed amy 5; due end oi August. Paparoa, s.s., from London; sailed July 5; ~" due Aug. 2-1 . Coldergrove, s.s., ftom Liverpool, via Au» i....:a; sailed -uay -a; due cud of July, ij'-'i'lhelvde, s.s., irom. New I'ork, via Melbourne and llobart; sailed May IS; due e:-..-ly in August. Selwyn Craig, barqaentine, from Adelaide; sailed June 2'J. Empire Transport, s.s., from Liverpool; sailed July 2; due August 24. Eumara, s.s., from London; sailed June 7; due July 22 River Clyde, s.s., from San Francisco, via Apia; to sail early River Clvd°, s.s., irom San Francisco, via Apia: sailed July 10; due August 9. IMPORTS. Per Squall, from Gisborne —471 sheep. I'er KalUiugata from Westport: 2UOO tons coal. Per Maheno, from. Sydney—27o sacks bonednst, 1000 bags wheat, 034 bags potatoes, 54S bags coke, 470 bags bottles, 4fi pieces stone, 100 pieces timber, 60 bags bark, 543 sacks manure, 234 sacks flour, 53 bags onions, ijTO packages tea, 31 cases tobacco, 700 bags rice, 357 packages sultanas, 25 sacks maize, H69 cases fruit, oS2 eases drugs, also a large quantity of general and transhipments. I'er Marere, from London—lSoo tons general cargo. The s.s. Kaltimgata arrived from West- • port, at 4.30 a.m. to-day. b!£*£ s - s - Star of Canada arrived flpm the a 4 cars ° for London at 5 p.m. ?ow r " c BaUs ience about to-mor-at ni f l) ' i ßnm\!'; T arrived from the Souti tondnif' 2,»l° raay L and ta n »W loading foi Home hoS\nf % m ? for the

The s-s. Marere arrived from London and Australia late last night. The vessel left Loudon on May 23, and 43 days later arrived at Melbourne, after a stormy weather trip, in which very little damage was sustained, the 'Marere weathering it better than smaller vessels, which have been reported as having had trying experiences in the Southern Ocean. From Melbourne the Marere proceeded to Sydney, left the latter port on Wednesday last, and arrived as above. After discharging at Auckland, the steamer proceeds south to complete. NEW CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN CARGO SERVICE. ARRIVAL OP THE RAKAIA. MELBOURNE, July 12. The steamer Hakaia, the iirst vessel in the new monthly cargo service between Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, arrived to-day. This service has beeu suirted by the NewZealand Shipping Co., which receives a substantial subsidy from the Canadian Government. Sailing from Montreal the steamers will call at Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunediu, and return to Canada via London. Later on it is hoped to make the return trip by Australia, aud take Australasian products back to Canada. The cmpany has placed ihe Rakaia, Aotea. and Tokomaru. three modern <-argo steamers of about 6000 tor.s register each, in the service. The Rakaia left Montreal on Saturday, May 21. and steamed direct to Melbourne. She brings about 3000 tons of general cargo. The Rakaia will resume her passage to Sydney and New Zealand on Friday afternoon. PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. The s.s. Maheno arrived from Sydney at 12.30 p.m. yesterday. Siie left Sydney at 5.15 p.m. on Wednesday last, and experienced moderate to fresh i>. and S.W. -winds throughout. The Maheno sails fur Sydne;; this evening, taking the following passen-gers:--Misses Gray. Jowltt, K. Ashtou, Whitehead, N. Bush. Moultou. Sehaforlh, iiesdames Hunting, J. H. Bioome. Merewether, child and nurse, E. W. Pawling, C. £ Gray, J. J. Phillips, child and maid, Mrl'hersou. H. Gumnler, It, G. Findlay. Marquand and child, Dormer and 2 children, MeLellan, Messrs J. C. Manna, E. A. Urimwade. 11. Gunimer. E. Eagar, Spiuks, R. G. Fimlkiy, Marquand, 3. 3. Phillips, Bunting, J. H. Bioome, Betuune. Maybury, Wultham. J. E. McLeod, Merewether, E. W Fowling. C. Hopkins. C. Gray, Donald and boy, S- McCann, R. Fludlay, W. G. Barker, S. Somerfleld, U. Lawreuce, McLennan, Munslow. A. Tinman. Kotch, S. Phillips, H. ~1. Hirst, .1. C. RadcliOe. J. Smith. llawke, G. P. Carter, Master Bioome and 00 steera_e.