SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 136, 9 June 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Full Moon, June 12, 0.21 a.m. Sunset: This evening, 4.25. Sunrise: To-morroiv morning; 7.11. men WATER. Ari-tl.-iml: This evening, 5.32; to-morrow tnoru'.ng, 3. ID. Onohuuga: To-morrow morning, 0.30; toDio- ruj> evcuiiLg, IU.O, .Mannkaii Heads: To-morrow morning-, 8.7u; to-morrow evening. 0.10. itaipnra Heads; To-morrow morning, 0.3u; to-morrow evening, in.?. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. ■ • ■•rcanierl. s.s., T. Meyers, from Whangarei. "rNorlbetn Co,, agents. Lyii.-ltr.ii. p.s.. <j. Laiety. from Whansaffcl. -Deronport Ferry Co., agenis. Herald, stow, Johansen, from Ngiinguru. —Northern Coal Co., agents. Alma, si-ow. Soares, front Ngunguru.— S. Reynolds, ugeut. Daiidy, scow, F. Roffe.. from Ihe' Great Barrier. — Kauri Timber Co., agents. Hero, scow, Francis, from Whungarei . .Winstnne and Co., Ltd., agents. ■ Chelmsford, k:r.. E. H. Goertss, from Mercury Ray.—Northern Co.. agents. Glenelg. s.s.. Jonas, from Whaagarel.— J. 11. Smith and Co.. Ltd., agents. . Rotomahann, s.s., A. Stephenson, from Great. Barrier.—Northern. Co., agents. Ngapuhl, s.s.. E. Stephenson, from "Wh.-mgarei. Passengers: Misses Cotmrn, Lerlgh, Mesdames P.arnes. Stephen, MeClin■tock, Inkster, Messrs. Fmlnyson, Rrown, [Morton, Stephens. Stoadman. Holmes, Stephen. Inkster. McClintock, Foster, Duncan, ,7upp, Martin, Reyburn, Foote, Tre■main. Bain, Cadmnn (2), Lowe. Inkster, and ,10 steerage.—Northern Co., agents. DEPAR.TTTRF.S. YESTESDAT.. Wafcaanl, s.s.. 0524, Makepeace, for Wellington. Lyttelton, and Dunedin. Kgatiawa, s.s., W. Bark, for Tauranga. . Knule.fi, s.s., T. Meyers, for Whangarei. Koutunui, s.s., Peterson, for Tokomaru '•Ste* ■'.. ~ ~ J (UNION P.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. HAST COAST. Saturday.- Tarawexa sails for Southern pb.'ts; Koromiko sails for Westport. !• HTADDART -PARKER COMPANY'S ■MOVEMIE.NTS. %mday; Victoria arrives from Sydney; [W'lirimera arrives from South. Monday: iWlmmera sails direct for Syd- ". Hey at 5.30 p.m. • - •Tuesday: Victoria sails for ©uneuin, vra East Cwast poets, at 3 ■ p.m. KORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. n To " ua 3' : Ngapnlil- leaves for Whangarei at 8.30 p.m.; Chelmsford leaves for Talma and fMereury Bay; Tasman arrives from Whaka. : tone about 4 pVm. Saturday— Clansman arrives from Mango..J, ui - Vy'hangaroa, and Russell, at 0 mm. •■ ivgatiawa arrives from Tauiauga about- 8 ■•' a.m:: Chelmsford arrives from Talma and Mercury. Bay,, late; JNgupuhi arrives from .Wnoiigarei about S p.m.-Sunday--Rarawa leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth, at o p.m. (train 2.30); •• Kanlcrt leaves for Whungarei Town wharf; . -Tasman leaves for Whakatane. . ■ .. Monday—Clansman leaves for Russell and lOp'un; Apanui leaves for Awanui, etc.; ! Aiipouri leaves for Tnurunga; Chelmsford loaves, for Purenga nnd To "Kao; Walotahi leaves for Mercury Bay nud Kuaotunn; Ngapuhl leaves for VVhnnga'rci Railway wliiH'f; Kanlerl arrives from Whangarei Town wharf, about 6 p.m.; Claymore leaves Ouohu-uga for Raglan and Kawhia. Tuesday—Rarawa arrives from New Plymouth, about 8 a.m.; Waiotahi arrives from Mercury Ray aud Kuaotunn; Xgatiawa • leaves for Opotiki; Kanlerl leaves for Whangarei: Ngapuhl arrives from Whangarei aliom' 10 p.m. Wednesday Claymore arrives at One-hunt-a from Raglan aud Kawhia, about 8 ■ a.m.-, '-'Rarawa leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth..; Clansman arrives from Russell and Opua about fi a.m.; Clansmau leaves for RusVblt, Opua, Mangonni, and Wljangnvoa; Kpapuhi leaves for Whangarei Railway wharf- Aupoitri arrives from Tauranga about 8 a.m.: Kanleri arrives from Whangarei Town wharf. . p.m. Thursday -Auponi'l. leaves for Tauranga; Claymore leave.-: for Hokianga (from Onebnngai: Ngapulii arrives from Whangarei about 8 p.m.; Kanleri leaves for Whangarei Town wharf. Friday—Apanui arrives from Awanui, etc.. about 4 p.m.; Ngapuhl leaves for Whangarei Railway wharf; Kanleri arrives from W.lia'ngarei about S p.m.; Waiotahi leaves for Mercury Bay and Tairua. VESSELS IN PORT. Malatua. s.s.. at Railway wharf. Triton, bnrqoe, at Quay-street Jetty, No. 4. Kormniko;" «.s.. at 'Railway wharf Drayton Grange, s.s., at Railway wharf. Star .-!' Scotland, s.s., at Queen-street wharf '. CmfnfJ 1 " of Anglrsea, barque, at Hnbsonstreet wharf Mnrjorie Craig, barque, nt Railway wharf. Aldebaran. barque, at Chelsea. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOR SYDNEY--iWimmera, s.s., Monday. FOR COOK AND SOCIETY ISLANDS; lalune, s.s., .lune 0. FOR LONDON— Paparoa, s.s., direct, June 24. Niw-aru. s.s:, direct. June 16. EEokomaru, s.s., direct, Juno 2u. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Victoria, s.s.. from Synney; due Sunday. UTofua, s.s., from Sydney and the South Sea Islands; dne about June 10. Parthenia, s.s., from .New lock, via Mcl- ; -fcourne and Sydney; sailed March 29; due ' "fearly."' " Mauurcwa, barque, from Clarence River, to sail. Sussex, s.s., foin Liverpool; sailed May 27. Kaipurn, s.s., from London, via Brisbane, sailed May 5; due about June 21, JWnituate, s.s., from Montreal, via Mel"Bourne and Sydney; sailed June 7. Jolvu llaroie, s.s., Horn I'liiiaueipuia; sailed March 12; due June 15. • -Star of India, 5.5.,. from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed May 19, due about July 7. Australia, ship, from Marseilles, via Wellington; sailed April S • ludralema, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney : To sail May 29. Mimiro, s.s., from New York, via -Mcl bourne and Sydney; suiled April IS; due early in July Hazel Craig, barque, from Newcastle; sailed March 11. Ascot, 6.5., from St. John, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed April 10; due about June 27. Mirere, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney:-sailed April 22; at Adelaide ■ • June !!; due July 2b. Liudstoi, Imrqucutine, from Newcastle; sailed June ti. .'Waty. Isabel, biirquentlno, from Clarence River; to load. ' Den nf Glamis. s.s., from New York, via Melbourne aud Sydney; sailed May 10----dne rally In Augu.it. Cape .'•onK?.U."~s:s.-TlYflU 'y.n\ York via Melbourne -and Sydney; lo sail June 10 ' Anglo Pfltagoiiian, s.s., from New York via Melbourne and Sydney; to sail MdV 20. . . Hyt]ford..s.s., from New York; sailed May 20; due. about July l. r > Solemn, banine, from Newcastle; sailed June 5. BARQUE SOLGRAN'S EXPERIENCE. ' Prior to. leaving Newcastle for Auckland, where she is to be transformed into a null-:, the Liunn l onqiany's barque Solgran had an exciting experience. Farlv on the mornui;: of Wednesday. Mar 31, she was run into by the lug Commodore. Ji appears that about r,.:-,fi a.m. the Commodore was taking the siea.mr Ag iwu from the top end ol the l>.vkv-. ami Ihe barque Solgran, ~ which had, arrlvial fr.,iii SyUnev -about 1.30 •tr.ii'. in tow nf riip Dv.rkenHclil war. ancho--ed In tnld-stream. The Commodore's master dki- not n-Mii-e- the l.nrque until he was near her. The engines of the steamer Age T.i'io immediately put full speed astern. A Strong ebb tide was running at the time, ui.il this, combined with a stiff westerly Willi!, carried the dmninilore over o:i to the barque's stem. The han-pic's jib-boom s-,v(-;t .."-.-roifs the tug. c.-irryins everything li.-furc it, ili:d ::t Ihe smrc lime the ComliKidovc's I'.adillo-liox rt.uel; the stem nf the ~. Sdlgrau. The impact sunshed the Commodore's padtlle-box, and complete.y wrertel flu.' wheel, i\p ui-'.'l as tc.'.'iiti.g :i-.v;iy a con- ' •sfderablo" portion of the spouson. The -barotie's jib-boom sm.ishctl the lug's us.-ist and ripped Ihrough the bridge, carrying portion of liie latter awtiy. After l/ip collision the Commodoi-e was taken to -for repairs. The Solgrau is reported to be auuaiufit'd. v