SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 139, 13 June 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Last Quarter, June 20, 8.21 a.m. Sunset: This evening. 4.27. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 7.13. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 8.12; to-morrow nun-nincr, 5.25. Onehunga: To-morrow morning, 0.10; tomorrow- evening. 0.35. Manuknu Heads: To-morrow mornmg, 10.50; to-morrow evening, 11.15. Knipar.-i Heads: To-morrow morning, 0.15; to-morrow evening, 0.40. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. Knnlerl, s.s., T. Meyers, from Whangnrei. —Northei n Co., agents, Bravo, scow, A. Ncilsou, from Ngunguru. j —R. S. Reyuulds. agent. THIS DAY. ' Moa, scow, L. Vasta, from Tairua.—Ford j Chipping Llue, agents. DEPARTURES. j YESTERDAY. Star of Scotland, s.s., 6230, E. D. Beck, for Napier and Wellington. , Wlmmera, s.s., 302., William Waller, for Sydney. ' Ngapuhi, s.s., E. Stephenson, for wba-j ngarel. j Clansman, s.s., E. McLeod, for Russeb | and Opua. Aupouri, s.s., T. llumtai., for Tauranga Waiotahi, s.s., C. Hopkins, for Mercury Bay and Kuaotnuu. Apnnul, s.s., J. Wilson, for Awanul, Houhora, Whangaroa, and Mnugonui. Chelmsford, s.s., E. H. Gocrtz, for Te Kao and Parengarenga. Tnsman, s.s-, C. Faulkner, for Whakatane. | Titauia, four-masted barquentino, 1001, ■ Reynolds, for Kaiparn and Sydney. Rang!, scow, C. Holmstrom, for Tnu-1 ".May Howard, a.5.8., Ragg, for Mahurniigl. Albatross, scow, Sylvicra, for WM"garcl. Tally-ho icow, Petersen, for Nguuguiu. Alma, scow, Soares, for Ngunguru. Hero, scow, Francis, for Ngunguru. 'RangcrT scow, W. Broadfoot, for the °Bee', scow, T. Donovan, for Ngunguru. THIS DAY. Clan Ross, s.s., 2002, Mcc, for Kaipara and Melbourne. Victoria, s.s., 2069, G. F. Entwisle, for Duuedin, via ports. Passengers: For bisborne—Misses WatcrliO'ise, Llpsett, Greene, Mesdnmcs F. Pa.-kcr, A. J. Fair and child, V. Stuart and tlrce Children, Dean, Messrs Denrsley, A. Donald, Warnock, W. S. Davidson, G. L. Boulton, Miller, Gormley, U. Thompson, -E. U. Hobbs. T. Foote, V. I'orker, Vowles, McMillan, J. McWllliam, A. J. Parr, F. G. Russell, J. Woods, 11. Roberts, J. A. Brown, Poole, H. Mangakahia, B. Kent, H. Ryan, C. Tyldon. For Tokdmaru—Miss Olsen, Messrs T. Ferriss, G. R. Evans. For Napier—Miss Fhilipsoi:, Mcsdnrnes Graham, two children, and Infant, Hope. For Wellington—Miss Ogsiou. Mr D A. Aiken. For Dunedin—Misses J. Campbell, Ban-hit, Mr N. Heath. For all ports —25 steerage. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-dav—Waiotahi arrives from Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu; Ngatlawa leaves for Opotlkl; Knnlerl leaves for Whangarel; Ngapuhi arrives from Whangarei about 10 p.m. Wednesdny—Claymore arrives at Onehunga from Raglan and Kawhla, about 8 a.m.; Rarawa leaves Onehunga for Now Plymouth; Clansman arrives from Russell mid Opua about 0 a.m.; Clansman leaves for Russell, Opua, Mnngonui, and Whangaroa; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei Railway wharf- Aupouri arrives from Tauranga about 8 a.m.; Kanieri arrives from Wuangarel Town wharf, 7 p.m. Thursday—Aupouri leaves for Tauranga; Cliiyffldre leaves for Ilokiaiiga (from Onehunga); Ngapuhi arrives from Whangarei about 8 p.m.; Kanieri leaves for Whangarei Town wharf. , , . Friday—Apnnul arrives from Awanul, etc., about 4 p.m.; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei Railway wharf; Kauieii arrives from Whangarei about 8 p.m.: Waiotahi leaves for Mercury Bay and Tairua. UNION COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. TOAST COAST. Wednesday.—Squall arrives from Tologa Bay and Glsborne. Thursday —Monowai arrives from Southern ports; Squall sails for Tologa Bay and Glsborne. , Friday.—Tofua arrives from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa and Tonga. Saturday.—Monowai sails for Southern ports. WEST COAST. Friday.—'Rosamond arrives from Wellington; ricton. Nelson, aud New Plymouth, •ud sails for same ports. VESSELS IN PORT. Nlwaru, s.s., at Queen-street wharf. Matatun, s.s.. at Railway wharf. Triton, barque, at Quay-street jetty. Koromlko, s.s., at Railway wharf County of Anglesea, barque, at Hobsonstreet wharf Ularjorie Crnig, barque, at Railway wharf. Aldcbaran, barque, nt Chelsea. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOR SYDNEY— Mnheno, 8.5., Monday. FOR COOK AND SOCIETY ISLANDS! Tnlune, s.s., June 0. FOR LONDON— Paparoa, s.s., direct, June 24. Niwaru, s.s., direct, Wednesday Tokomaru, s.s., direct. June 20. Clan Maclaren, s.s., direct, July 3 EXPECTED ARRIVALS. -laiheno, s.s., from Sydney, due Sunday. Tofua, s.s., irom Sydney and the South Sea Islands; due about June 16. Jessie Craig, -barque, from Geelong; sailed _*arr_e_ia, s-s., from New Xork, via Melbourne and Sydney ; sailed March _0 ; due early. Mauuiewn, barque, from Clarence River, to Sussex, s.s., fom Liverpool; sailed May 27. Kaipara, b.s., from London, via Brisbane, sailed May 5; due about June 24. iWalmute, s.s., from Montreal, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed June 7. John liardle, s.s:, tiom PmiU-.ipnlu; sailed March 12; due Sunday. Star of India, s.s., from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed (May la dim about July 7. »••»-« Australia, ship, from Marseilles, via Weilington; sailed April 8 Indralema, s.s., irom London, Tin Mm bourne and Sydney : To sail May 29 Mtmiro, s.s.. from New York, via Met bourne ai.d Sydney; sailed April IS; ufi. early in July fl ed e M n rrh S, ll Ua ■ aUD ' U '° m A ' eW COStle; Sail•Ascot. s.s from St. John, via Melbourne June 27. y: IC ' d Ap ''" 1C; due ? bouJ Marere s.s., from London, T ] n Melbourne S-.HfS. .T. l .y e V Prll " = 3t Adelald ° L^ird'juneTeDUne ' fr ° m M Rhe 1 I ; Sa to"'ioa 1 ; al ' QUent!Ue ' from Clare °« De " ° f Glamls. s.s., from New Turk via £"_*?*. V Anglo l'utagc-uian, _ _ 'from x„ u £ lU ' via Melbourne oW'-yd-ey™ & __*_* yi^eato *** «*« B °__„ l _ 1 _. b "«> ue ' Ir ° m Newcastle; sailed Clan Ogilvie, s.s., from n„-_ ™rly in July. Irom Bunbury; to sail Navua, s.s., from Em- rl Auglo-PatasonlZ, YT ??„ c m J "P c 20 Melbourne and Sv.n'ev- tn « e .7\ York - Tia Anglo-Columbian .f if'* 0 £ nll J "'y 3 Melbourne a nd Sydney C }Y , Yolk - vl » 6 '-^°-^U 3 ; EXPORTS. Per Wlmmera. f or hogsheads, 224 emntv rt,.^?" ,n . P ?~ 20 'mpty 123 sacks gum, C cases ™nf'^ 3 sa ? ks hides, g ass, 1115 sacks „Sc?iVff broke. 31 cases meats, _fe nieces mXi? Sacks skins - -1 motor ear, 50 bars S, r, ber ' IG onr *« works, and 22 flre! The s.s. Kurow loarlo „„ , for Auckland and Fiji coal at Westport The s.s. to the A. and A COI Ce ln v\'„" nilPr chart « York for Melbourne, Sy'dne - nd *, at New laud ports, sailing aboutJ„,'. a ? d NCW Zea ' 'Ibe s.s. Anglo-Pntn„„t.i J B - line, left New York^J' 1 ?' V& and A -S----bnurne. Sydney, sn d °s P i v^ c ? f °r Mcl . ,__ .....i ~.-,}„■'• n? 0 Zealand ports _-._....,-•»»•« Auckland about August

The s.s. Wlmmera left for Sydney shortly after 11 o'clock last night, having been delayed in her loading operations by heavy rain. The A. and A. lines chartered steamer Mimiro arrived at Melbourne from New York on Sunday last. She calls at Sydney next, and then Auckland, where she will be due about the end of this month. The s.s. Clan Ross sailed at 12.30 p.m. to-day for Kaipara, to continue her loading for Melbourne. She returns to New Zealand with a cargo of jariah from Hunbury. The R.M.S. Athenic is expected to arrive at Wellington from London and Plymouth, via Capetown and llobart, about 5 o'clock this evening. Mr W. Paul has succeeded Mr Davies as second officer of the Moana. The latter is awaiting orders at Wellington. Notice appears in this week's "Gazette" that Captains William Brown and John Parker Rasper have been appointed master mariners to act with a surveyor of ships at I lie port of Auckland ln fixing the position of tbe loadline of vessels. Mr W. Signal, superintending engineer for Messrs Levin and Co.'.s coastal fleet, is to leave Wellington next Friday by the lonic fur London. He will place an order for. and will supervise, the building of the new steamer which Messrs Levin and Co. will use tn fill the vacancy caused by the recent sale of the Himltangl. The new vessel is to be built in Scotland, and will he about the same size and similar In type to the Himitnngl. The new boat Is expected to arrive in New Zealand in March next.