SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 205, 30 August 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: New Moon, September 4, 6.36 a.m. Sunset: This evening. 5.23. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 6.19. Hl<3H_ WATER. „ ..Auckland.: This evening, 2.46; to-morrow morning, 3.15. ■ r'l'jpnehunga: ■To*morrow morning, 7.0; to- . morrow, .evening, 7.40. Mumikau Heads: To-morrow morning, 8.40; to-morrow evening, 6.20. •*• Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, . 7.5; tomorrow evening, 7.45. "' , ~ ARRIVALS. ..T.-,'..," ... YESTERDAY. .' Greyhound,' a.s.s.. -Subritzky, from the •fcorth.—(Master, agent. Kiritqna, a.s.s., Petersen, from Tokomaru Bay.—New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. THIS DAT. Kanieri, s.s., T. Meyers, from Whangarei. Passengers:"Mrs 3l<;Kenzie aha boy, Messrs -Cross, Matheson, Nash-,- Hayward, Be Ruez. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. ■-.: YESTE-RDAY. Maieno, s.s., 5252, M. Livingstone, for Sydney. Ngapuhi, E.S., E. Stephenson, for WhangaJrei. (Mgatiawa, 6.5., W. Bark, lor Russell and Opua. AnpouTi. s.s., T. Haultain, for Tauranga. Waiotahi, S.S.. C. Hopkins, for Kuaotunu. .. . Apanui, s.s.. J. Wilson, for the North. ■Chelmsford, s.s., E. H. Goertz, for Port '"' Charles and way ports. Kaeo, a.3.a, J. H. Skinner, for Gisborne, via ports. ~ UNKKN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. To-day — Navna sails for Rarotonga and Tahiti at 8 p.m. Wednesday — Mouia sails for Suva and Lautoka. Thursday.—Hanroto arrives from Dunedin, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne; Squall-arrives from Gisborne and Tolago Bay. Saturday.—Hauroto sails for Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dnnedln.at.l2.noon; Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisborne at 12 noon. 'West coast. ■ Friday.—Rosamond arrives from Welling- ' Plctofl',' Nelson; and "New Plymouth; --"Rosamond-sails for-New. Plymouth, Wel_:lington, Pfceton, and..Nelspn, at 2 p.m. -"" .NORTHERN "'CO.'S MOVEMENTS: - To-day- — arrives from Whangarci about 8 p.m.; Kanieri leaves for ■Whangarei; Chelmsford arrives from Whangapoua. Port Charles, etc., about midnight; Waiotahi arrives, from Meicury Bay and -.iJTuaotuira about 6. p.m. " Wediieeiaay: Clansntan leaves Bnssell, --iWhangaroa, and Mangonui; Ngapuhi. leaves - ior Whangarei; Waiotahi leaves for Great Barrier;'Raruwa. leaves Onehunga for New lPlymouth; Ngatiawa arrives from Russell about S a.m. Thursday: Ngapuhi arrives from WbangaTei about 11 p.m.; Aupourl arrives from " jObiTva" and -Tanranga, about 8 a.m., and ■leaves for Tauranga; Kanieri leaves for .. ' fWhangar,ei at 5, p.m.; .Rinm leaves Onehunga for Hokianga; Waiotahi arrives from " ' Great Barrier, about 5 y.m. —«XP-ECTED—ARRIVALS. Drayton Grange, S.S., from Liverpool, to, sail Sept. 17; due Nov. 20. Hawke's "Bay, s.s., from Liverpool, to sail Oct. 1. Buteshire, S.S., from Sydney, to sail Sept. 3; dite~Sßptr-8v ' Highland Monarch, s.s., from New York, ■'■""due" ""' ' "■.• '" "■ ■•■••■ ■ -Empire -Transport,. s-5.,. from . Liverpool i -.via.Ho.bart.; failed, July 2; at Hobart Aug. 26; due about Friday " "Btrathleven, irom "New York; via : Mcli: Jjourne and Sydney; to sail August 30th. ■bpawa, s.s., "from London; to sail bepLeniber 3; due about October 8. ;, . t Whakarua,j:si-,.«ftom;;'X;oiidon,, via Mcl- ;• bparne-and-Sydney ; sailed August 2; due '■'". September' 271 ""' ■ ~ - "- .Conimril;--s.sr, from-Liverpool;-sailed-July _ -So;;, due. ahbul.-Scfitember 20; left Capetown Aug. 23 „ . -__J- ■, " ■ Star of Australia, s.s., from New fork,- via t Melbourne' and' Sydney; sailed, June 24; .. ~ -.d ue.about September 5. . .. JTomoana, s:s., from. New York, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed July 2; due '" early in September; at Melbourne. Aug. "... ..gp,.j.j r. :j , ~.... ... .'.;,. .., , . (Wakanui, s.s., from Montreal, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed July 27; due end of '" 'Sepfenißef- - . " " - . »-HAparlma-, s.s.,- from .Calcutta, via .Singapore. ,* and Samarang; sailed August 6; due Sat- ... lirday - ■ - " "lufkisfan,' :S.B:; from Montreal, via Mcl- - bourne and Sydney; sailing, Sept. 15, duo Nov. 21. Bangatira, s.s., from London; sailed August duel September .21... _ ■ • Delphic, s.s., from Liverpool; to sail early ""."" SeptembeT;-"due October.- 3fc —<Earl-of Carrick, 5.5.,-from. New York;-sailed — ■.: August due _■ Oceauo, s.s., from Sau Francisco, via Apia; ~..V*safli3-A"ng.72o;"djie about Sept. "19 "' ' —Qnito;s.3:,- from oaa tranclico, via Apia; to sail August:2s. : 3?oUomaru, 5.5.,, from Montreal, via Mcl bourne and Sydney; sailed Aug. 15; due ■""'■end'of "OietbbtJr — • - - - ••" «,«., from, JJew iork; via Melbourne ... and Sydney;, to sail August 23 Star of Scotland, a.s., Ironi" New York," vi.' Melbourne and Sydney; to sail September *•'< 19. ; ■ - - ..,.-- . i.Kerehana,,s:s.,,fr6m London, yia..Melbourne; and Sydney; to siiil September 6. lAustrallan Trarisp'oft; s'.'sC,' fl'oin New York; - : to -saU Oct. 10; due Dec. -10 -Bio",' barquehtine, from .Clarence River; to ■*—, ;BaU : : • - .-■ - -Casablanca, barque, from Newcastle; to ■...■.5ai1.."....'.-.: : ■■ ■ - ■- Eanda. isle,, barquentine,. from Newcastle; "" sailed August 10.~ yawl,' froni Sydney; sailed August . . 19. r ,/. :.:• • iQdraba'rahy new s.s.-,~ from London, via t. .-"JMeftonrne,and,:Sy.d.ne.y; sailed Aug. 23; --•due about Oct. 20 r "OTali," S. si, flsm: LonOOn;' - to- ■ sail" November --,-■4; due December 1!).'- c- -■, -.jTOaima.te, 5.^.,-fr.om,Montreal, via Melbourne ' "-' "and'-Sydney; to sail November 15; due January 21. . ::IWaiteniata, s.s., from Fiji; to sail; due •about-Sect. 5 ■ .... . Ibfua» s.s., from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa, and : Tonsa; due September S. ■ T &lor.ayshire; s.s:, from Liverpool, via Ho- -.-.-, •barti'-saUed.August -20 ; due October .19. '~ Vipjpria, 5.5,,. Sydney; due Sunday th&a,' s.s., from" Newcastle;. due' Sunday. :\ ■■: .:. VBSSEtS IN PORT. ..Sonthern Cross, s.s., at Quefin-st. wharf . Iris. ;-rt.'lL enule steamer, in stream. Moara, sis., at.Qneen-st. wharf -fielwyii '-Cjcalg, barquenllne, ■ in -dock- •■ . ...Stiattoiolrji.. s.a., u.iaejUniln-.ar ivJiarf. . Papairoa, 8.8;, at. Railway wharf. .LouisU Craig, Durqu'e, ut liobson-street wharf • ■Navua, at Queen-sf. wTaarf .-Jessie Craig, barque, at Quay-st. Jetty •Talune, s.s., at Hobson-street wharf. .•Waiporl, s.s., at Hpbson-street wharf. ' PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ' FOR SYDNEY— Victoria, U.S., Monday Tj'OK LAjreDON— -■ - --fCnraHiia, -s.s., September" 23 '- . ~ Jndraghirl, ss-v Sept. :20~ - -Bntesbire,-BiS. r vui. the South loading. Sept. - — *)■- - ■ POfi ISLAND— Southern Cross, s.s., September 3. FOR COOK AND SOCIETY "■Navua, s.s., August 30. FOR FIJI— ■ Jtoura,. S.S., August 31. rrhn s.s. Maheno sailed for Sydney at 12 o;<slock. _;<:_ .-. The barque Marjorie Craig has been ordered .'.fronl Melbourne to Geelong to load for Auckland. The s.s. Inga left Newcastle yesterday, end will "be due to arrive here on Sunday -. Bext. h*ji-3- •■ ...» •■ -.. '.' The barquentine Selwyn Craig will be undocked to-day. She sails for the Thames shortly to ioad timber for Adelaide. The a.s.. Highland Monarch is now fully dne-to arrive from New York with a cargo of case oil,'and should put in an appearance -at any moment. The Vacuum Oil Co. ■.are_iocal agents: for .the vessel. : Tie barquentine Rio is announced to ieave Clai-enee.- River with hardwood for Auckland to-morrow. After discharging . here, she \vill proceed to the Kaipara to Joad timber for Rockhampton. An expected arrival at the BlufE at ;any time now is the Italian barque Beecroft, which left Marseilles On April 7 last. She to now 140 days out. The vessel has a cargo of -800,000 rooting tiles to discharge ■.t mulT, Dunedin, and Lyttelton. . t» ■• ■ The. following coastwise vessels have been Wrported :—Bravo, scow, A. Nelson, from x*Kmijcurn; Haere, ecow, G. Sorenson, from - m«. »Mi; Southern Isle, aux. scow, Me- ._ orp-.,r, from the coast; Havoc, scow, WilIfeL t^ ' -vS?"- 1 Alma, scow, Soars, Wk^inuiKaru.

The 6.5. Xavua, sailing for the Cook and* Society Islands at S o'clock to-night, takes the following passengers:—Mesdames Engelke, Delporte, Messrs H. H. Hemue, H. C. Hayr, Delporte, W. H. -Grove, Waite, and 3p steerage. WHANGAREI LIGHTS. The Whangarei Harbour Boara has notified the Marine Department that on and after September 1, 1910, the fixed white lig-ht on beacon No. 2 of Single Tree Point will be dispensed with, and a white flashlight substituted.' Duration of light 1 second, obscured 10 seconds. The light "will he an acetone light, and should be visible, except when obecured by the land, for a distance of about seven miles. THE APARIMA. The Union Co.'s steamer Aparlma, bound from Calcutta, Singapore, and Samarang, to 'N*ew Zealand ports, passed Goode Island on the 22nd inst. Advice received from the company's head office states that the Apariina will atrive at Auckland about Saturday or Sunday next, from which it is inferred that the vessel Is coming along fi.t reduced speed. The Aparima has about 4000 tons of cargo to put out at Auckland. THE NEW ORIENT LINER. It is understood that the sixth Orient liner, now being constructed at Clydebank, will be named the Orient, thus perpetuating a designation which for. about 30 years has been well known to travellers between Great Britain and Australia. Tie Orient line's first Orient only passed out of active service last autumn, when she was sold to be broken up. Built in 1879 by Messrs. John Elder and Co., of Glasgow, this original Orient was an iron fourinaeted steamer of 5453 gross tons, with engines of 1215 nominal horse-power. The new Orient will be approximately as large as the biggest of the five 12,000-ton yes- . sels which within the past year or so have been placed In the company's Australian service. THE TALUNE. ""Tie s>r Talurie was to sail for the South at 4 o'clock this afternoon, taking the following passengers :—For Gisborne: Misses Gray (2), Williams, Cole, Delatour (2), V. McDonald,-Harvey, Mesdames Gray Martin, Wilkinson, Davis aud 3 children, Howard, Messrs H. J. Finn, W. D.' Croll, A. B. Small, D. Wilson, Mitchell, W. Wilkinson, J. T. Cato, W. A- Martin, C. B. Delatour, Davis, Steggall, W. Hancock, L. H. Norton, Takle, Gray, A. Gammon, S. J. Ensor. For Napier: Misses Wall, Dudley, A. Ruddock, E. Lush, Toingood, Messrs N. Lome, Hawkln. For Wellington: Mise Hoffman, Messrs W: J. Small, Wright. For Lyttelton: Miss Howard, Mrs Rose. For Dunedin: Misses Crawford, Shepherd, Fairby; Mesdames J. Stark, McFarlane, Messrs McDonald,' J. Stark. For all ports: 20.steerage.