SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 134, 7 June 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Full Moon, June 12, 0.21 Sunset: This evening, 4.48. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 7.10. HIGH WATER. Auckland: Thjs evening, 3.00; to-morrow moroiug, 4.0. Onfhungu: To-morrow morning, 7.51; tomorrow evening, 8.25. M.inuknii Heads: To-morrow morning, 6.0 I: 10-tnorr'>w evenieg, 1.8. Kaipara Heads: To-morxow, morning, 7.00; to-iuorrow evening, 8.03. ARRIVALS. XESTERDAY. Ngapuhi, s.s., E. Stepuenson, from Whangarei. Passengers: Dr. and Mrs Coaies, Dr. and Mrs East, Misses Cahlll, Good, Morrison MuWhirter, Nurse Impey, Mesdamcs Teasdale, CJordon. Cleary, llessrs Steadman, Simpson, McJdalion, Fenn, Stone, Parsons <2i. Lewis, Lee, Fraser, Vickery, Powell, Purdie, Going, Pike, Eyre, Taylor, Edge, Cor.ke, F. Foote, Morrison, Takle, Spurreli, Sw.iin, Nash, Kyvtr, Killen, and 12 steerage.—Northern Co., agents. Baden-Powell, us., Johnson, from Whaagarei.—Northern Coal Company, agents. TfflS DAY. Clansman, s.s., E. McLeod, from Russell. Passengers: dlesdames, O'ShaTignessy, Barker, Constance and cifld, Fasan, Misses *.:. Morris, Ward, Hall, Fagan, Messrs. C. I)avles, J. Baxter, D. B. BtclntyTe, Burton. Bruakell, P. Wllcox, O. W«stt>ury, Thomas O'Shaagnessy, Master ITagan.—Southern Co., agents. Ngatlnwa, s.s., W. l«art, from TaTiranga. Misses Hobbs, Snodgrass, Mesdames Haywsird and.- child, Slae and child, ■Messrs. Culmor, McDowell, Parton, Course, CMfilaiicm. H. G-rapes. Bums, ffarry, Youngson, Johnston, Bertelheim, Mackereth, 1 and. 2 srcenigc.—Northam. Co., agents. DFTPAETUKES. YESTERJ>AY. Moknia, s.s,, 3502, R. B. Smith, for Dunedin, yia ports. Hauplrl, S.S., P. C. Ross, for GJsborne, Napier, and Wellingiton, via Limestone Island and East Coast bays. Passengers: Mrs Kjenipton and child, Messrs Leslie, McGlashan, and six steerage for all ports. Glenelg, b.s., Jonas, for Whangarei. Chelms/ord, E. H. Goertz, for Mta--cucy Bay and Kuaotumu Pelican, a.s., 3. Wliittingham, for Turna. Hirnda Isle, baxqucntine, Dennison, for Turua and Sydney. Magic, scow, McLeflau, for Mercnry Bay and, G4sborne. Caed MUe Failtc, scow. Thompson, for Totara North, Bjaiaia, aui. scow, A. Clark, for the Coast. THIS DAI. Paioha, S.S.. 7811, ChmUeyv Jor-the South. The s-s. W-a&anui s;iils for'tie South tomorrow. The s.s. PakehA left for the Sonth at noon to-dny. The s.s. Matatua wQI come n,r> to the wharf this afternoon to discharge her London cargo. Nnviia, 3.5., 2930, R. -G. Hutton, for Fiji. Passengers: Misses Cunningham, Oorkson, Jnmir-son, Sutherliind, Bay, E. Appelgren, Kcwbould (2), M. Towie, Inchboalxl, Gibeon, Humphreys, Douglas (2), C R. Donald»<m, Hennings. Onnni-n^trnyn J ■yVilson-Blacli, Atkinson, Webster, F. C. Clapcott and infant, Van. Lien, Wade-Gery, I). A. Grove and child, E. Black, St. Lawrence, Sutherland, Wilson, A. B. Herrold, J. J. Davis, 2 children and nurse, Storck, Baldwin, Cushing, llaitaiews, B. Sutherland, It. J. Cottmghnm, M. Sutherland, .1. W. Wallace, Frasej and iutfant, Rnnklne and child, Armstrong, fiturt and three children, Messrs. F. C. Clapcott. Van Lien, Wade-Gery, M. B. Ferguson, J. G. Walker, Cochrane, A. Orovp, E. Addnson, R. A. Moody, tNewlxmlds, Birch, Cr.ijip, Hall, J. Wylie, W. Wylie, R. H. McLeod. J. W. Wallace, F. Sturt and boy, S. M. Brown, Thompson, Calvert, S. H. Morris, W. Lovelock, Fitzgerald, B. Sutherland, M. Sutherland, G. J. Scott Geo. Apperley, F. Bayly, Coubrough, F, Gdlliland. F. Gillllana, F. E. Plavall, F. B. Spaefh, Dr. Orchard, and 30 steerage. U-NION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Thursday.—Squall arrives from Tologa Bay and Gisborne. Friday.—Squall sails for Tologa Bay and Gisborne; Tarawera arrives from Southern ports. Saturday.—Tarawera sails for Southern ports. WEST COAtST. Friday.—Rosamond arrives from New Plymouth, W-eliingten, Picton and 'JJelsoa; ItoBam and sails for same ports. NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day? Clansman leases for Rnssell, Whangaroa, and Mangonul; Rotofnahana leaves for Great-Barrier; Ngapnhl leaves for Whangarei; Raraws. leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth at 5.30' p.m. (train 45 p-m.). Thursday: Ngatiawa leaves for Tanranga; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei about 3 a.m., and leaves for Wiangarei at 5 p.m.; Ngapnhl arrives from Whangarei about 9 pjn.; Rimu leaves Onehnnga for Hokianga at 2 p.m. (train 1.10 p-m.); Rotomahana arrivpe from Great Barrier about 5 p-m.

Friday: Apainii arrives from Awan-ul, etc., about il a.m.; Ngapiihi leaves for Wliangarel at -8.30 p.m.; Gbelmsford leaves for Talnia and- Mercury Bay; WaiotaM arrives from Opotiki about 3 pjn.; Tasman arrives from Wliakatane about 4 p.m_; Rarswa arrives at Onehanga from Hew Plymouth about S a.m. ■ ■ ' ■ VESSELS IN PORT. Triton, barque, at Quay-street J-etty, No. 4. Tltania, barquentine, at Railway wJmrf. Koromiko. s.s., nt Hobson-street wbarf. •D-rayton Grange, s.s., at BaShvay wharf. Wakanui, s.s.. at Queen-street wharf. Star of Scotland, s.s., at Queen-street wharf PROJECTED DEPASTURES. FOR SYDNEY — 8.5., Monday. FOR COOK AND SOCIETX TSIiANDS! Talune, 6.5., June 6. FOR LONDON— Paparoa, s.s., direct, June 24. Ki-ivaru, direct, .Tune 16. Totomaru, s.s., direct, June 20. The s.s. ilolioia sailed for Dunedlu, via ports, at 9.15 p.xu. yesterday. Xhe s_«:. Haupiri left for East Coast ports and Wellington last nlgllt. Tha 'R.M.S. Malta! left San Francisco on Wednesday last for "Wellington via I'opeete • nnd Tlarolonpa, and will be dne at "Wellington on June 22. She has about 50 tons of general cargo for Auckland. Tbe steamer Siratbord, rnnnlns nnder the anspiws of the Australian Mall Line, was to have left San Francisco on Friday last lo .L A > l<,k l a °<i Tia tin- usual Island ports She Julie D ° at Aucklaud abo "t the'23rd It is reported that the s.s. River Civile •Cw 7,™ ,or M e l '>onrrie, Sydney and the ausp/cee ot PASSENGERS FOR VANCOUVER. The following pussengerg left by tho Navua for Fiji tils afternoon to loin thP R.M.S. Makuni for Vannouver—Mlbs Jamieson, E. Appelprew, Newbon'ld" (") Douglas (2), C. R. Donaldson, Mesdanies Van Lien, D. A. Grove and child, E. Black, St. Lawrence, Baldwin, Oushiiig, J \v' "Wallace, Armstrong, Wade-Gery, Messrs. Van LJen, Wade-Gery, M. B. Ferguson, ,T. G. Walker, A. Grove, Baldwin, J. Wylie, W. Wylle, E. H. McLeod, J. W. WiUlace, Thompson, Calvert, W. Lovelock, Fitz KOfaid, F. E. Fla-rall, Xtewboulds, Dr. Orchard, and 20 steerage.