SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 162, 10 July 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

croon's Ape: Full Moon, .Tnly 12,0.23 a.m. Suuset: This ovehiug-,'-4.-47.. &uurise:. To-morrow inoining; 7.4. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 0.28; to-nidrrb'W morning, (5.-14. Ocehunr;a: To-morrow" morning, 10.29; tomorrow evening, -10.53.'■; ' Mnnukau' Heads: Tb-niorrow morning, 0.0; to-morrow evening, 0.33. ' Kdlprira . Heads: To-morrow niorhihg, 10.34; to-morrow evening, 10.55.' ' ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. Ngapuhl, s.s.. E. Stepbehson, from WJiaugaret Passengers: Misses Bell, McKemte, Mesdanies Cusso, Douglas l'aalger Vodrlei-, GIIPF, Brt>w, tnjie, keid, Messrs. tfnnkins, E. IVGpidslipro, Brew;', Daw, Gresnnm, G. Goldßboro, Brown, McLean, Bush, Klrkhride, Johnson, Ev'ere, Reeve, Mehera .Kellyy Birfcett,. Wood, Cardno, McMillan, Sogeo, Melvin, Bailey, Tucker, Wbplley, Rough, Smith', ■ JSUis," McCiintock, Sadler, Maelndpe, { Friend, Edwards, Reid,- and eight steerage.—Northern Co. agents . Waibtabi. s.s:, C. Hopkins,, from Mercury Bay.and Tairna. Passengers: Miss Cleave, Mesdrunes. Marshall, Hamilton, ,T. Henderson, Messrs. RuyuotdA, Wynynrd, Henderson, J. Hamilton.—Northern C 0.,. agents. '.. .. Glenelg, s-s':,, Jonas, from Wliangiirel.— James Smith and' Co.. Ltd.',- agents'! Koufunui; s.s'-, H. Fletcher, 'from'" ToTso'- - ar/aru Bay.— J. E.-Wheeler;" agent. .. . Orete, auxiliary, schooner, Brinck, ifrpm Gisborne and East Coast bays.—C. C. Dacre flgdnt, ■ ' ~Mborian, ketcli, TV. Chnrapioh, from Ngn..nguni.—Northern Coal Co., agents. Three Cheers, scow, J. Viera,, from ..iWhangarel.-rJ. ,T.: Craig, Ltd., agents. . Rock Lily, ketch; J. Moura, from Wlangarei.—Jus. Sniith aiid Co., agents. YESTERDAY. : " . Strafharaie-, ;p.s, i;isi J. Lnmont, from - •Seiltfff and Anacortes'- (State of Washiriston) —J. C. Spedaiug, ageiit. ••.'..;. Wimmcra, sJs., 3022, lTm. "Waller from Southern and East Coast ports. I'aesenS&Sf Mesdames Robl) aiid child Taylor, Probert and: child, Leslie tind child, Boland and oliild, Wolfe, Misses Fraer. Hildor, Murdoch, CJa'rk,, Johnson, Drink-water, Hage, Pfckford, Messrs. ITutthn, Laurensoii. Otterma-ri, Bnlmcr,- Kobb, "i Taylor;. Bates,Hoadley, Lhyton, Jeune, Carmlehaol,, Neileon,. , Marshall, Schrering. McAler, I-Tanlon, >&or, RiteHr&"(2), Boland, T?drreft ; Barron, Hills, Miller, Cave.i Dullen, Wright, Sharpe, .Williamson, , Cffadwick, Hodgson, Fraser, ■Brain,.', Dumißeld, Koss, Harvey, Wolfe, ■Flynn,' Cbrvan, Pinker, and 80' steerage.— . Huddart- Parker, and Co., agents;' Baden Powell, ,s.s., H. Petersen, from -Whangarei.—Northern Coal Co;, agents'- ■;.; Greyhound, , auxiliary schooner, H. Suh- . iJtz'Uy, from..Northern ports.. , Passengers: Messrs:' Reid, Foley, Mclntosh, Lamb, "' ltyaii .,—Mas.ter. ageiit." -..May Howard., auxiliary schooner, Jones, . from, JliahAirangi.— Portland Ce-" iiieiit .Co., n'ge'nts.

v M.imiro, s.s., 0225; McQueen, from New ; 3LOrl£, .via .ilelbourno and. n. iNiithai!. Ltd., li'gent.s.

Victoria, s.s., 2969, G. ,F. Entwisfle, from' Sydney. I'asseugers; Mr. and Mrs". D. .Donald, Douglas and infant.. Mr. and .Mre. ■Holland and two children, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bush', Mr: -and. Mrs. X Webb, Mi-, and Mrs. A. S.-Gates. Mesdames W. J. Miitthews and infant, A. Alison, jtin., N. S. Harding, C. Wade; -McCartie, Misses ,T. M. rirle;'-"B." Kca", il/ ".Tohnstbii,--M*ssrs. K. Newbnuer, F. -Heron, Maimd, W. X Sweeey.-'E-. -r. Naughton, G. C. T. Orr, W. Drake, R. Robeitsou, IC. L. Thomas, F. Impey, T. S. Robertson, W; E. Xevitt, Bull, It. Clarke, K. Neurtt. J. B. Munshell, R. N-. Headdey, J. M. Mennlp, W. J. Hookey, H. C. Borrodale, Seger, W. J. Mathews, A."Watt, T. Kbdama, X. and 50 steer-: '•tfjfe.—lltiadart-Parker and. Go., agents. ... I/yttelton, p. 5.,. <}. Lalety, from Manga•Tvai.v—Devoiiport Evxvy.. Co., agents. .... .. Hcr(ild. scow, Jbharisen, from Ngnriguru. North'eru Coal -Co.. agents. ;-.-.. ~ Bravo, scow, A. Xeilson; fronv Ngiinguru. —R. S. Reynolds,, agent. ~ - .. ~ .... ■ Alma, scow, Soares, from Xgungnru.—R.S; Reynolds, nKenti: . v.-.j";,';''";.' ■;, Stella, 5.5.,,-E. -Sellnrs;- from the coast— Leyland-O'Brleh Timber C 0.,. agents..., Tally-ho, scow, I'etersen, .frcm. Ngnnguru. —R. S.i Reynolds, agent. . ' . ■ . Moehau, scow, from tlie coast. —A. L. Alexander and Co., agents. .. . Dawn, auxiliary cutter, W. J. McMariiis, from the coast.—A. l; Alexander. and Co., agents. :■ ---V-..-.--, THIS DAY." .' I Louisa Craig, bilrqu'e, CB3, Kentfe'tfy, ivota J7 J. 'Cfafe,', Ltd., agents'. DEPAKTUBES. ':'■-. ,•■'/" SATURDAY. ',''",.,. ? ;. • Kiilrnshire; - 5747, Fprder, for Wel- . lingtpn-. ' Kambna, s.s., 1425, Walton, for • Greymouth. ! . , . . _ ' ~ ■ Ivahu, scow, Johansen, for .Whangarei. .Pelican, s.s., J. Whittingham, for Parengarenga. ' . : .- . - Atlanta, , schooner, F. Hammond, for-Port •Charles. ■--. .. .. ... .-;..• -TEST33EDAY. • -. '.■>._ ■ -Kanlerij■ s.-s., T. Meyers, for Whangarel. t -.Kaeo, a.s.s.,' J. H: Skinner,, for East Coast bays and Gisborne. Passengers: Messrs Fair weather, Saxby, ; Rev. Hunianea. Endeavour, aux. ketch, C. Johnson for ,Whangarei. , ' 7 VESSELS IN : POfiT. 'Preyhpima, a.s;s., at Ilobsbn-street "wharf. Victoria, s.s., at Hobson-stropt wharf Wimiiier.i,. s:s., nt- Queen-street wharf Sonthern Cross, s.s., at Queen-street whaif XptinJsti Craig,.- barque, at Railway wharf. Minviro, s';s.," at Queen-street Wharf Strathaidle, s.s., at Queen-street ■ \vharf

Triton, barque, at, Hobson-street Northern Chief, barque, at Railway yhnit . Laura, .barquentlue, at Hobsbn'-street ' wharf extension. Joseph Craig;/ ]sarque, at dju'een-stree't wharf; Cambrian, H.M.S., in stream. ■ .' v CO.'S MOVEIIEOTS. Tb-aay— : Clansman leaves for Russell aria .-.pl'ua; Aupouri leaves Waiotalil leaves for Mercury Bay, Kuaotunu, and .Whangiimnfa; Ngajiahi.leaves for AVllaricarel Railway wharf; Kanieri arrives from ■jWhangarei Town wharf, about 6 p.m. . -,■ Tuesflny— Rarawa arrives from New Plymouth aUout S a.m.; Ngatlawa leaves for OpotUci; Kanieri leaves for Whangarej; Ngapnlii arrives from Whangarei about 16 p.m. UNION CO.'S •. .. iKfr •• EAST GOAST. - To-day—Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisbor,ne.. . . ~ ■ , Wednesday — Whangaje arrives from iWestport. = ,■•-.. Thursday.— arrives from Southern!' ports; Atua arrives from Sydney, Fiji , , Samoa! and Tonga. . ' Friday.—Squall arrives from. Tolago Bay and Glsborne.' ,-. Saturday.—Monowal. arrives from South--1 crn, ports; Squall sails for Tolago Bay and -{jtisborne. ' \ : "' : '.'■' .' \' '■" . *•/ ' "~ . ... . -.,.. .. ••WEST COAST.-" . : v; V Friday .—Rosamond_ arrives fronr. Weljlington. Pie-ton,., Nelson, and New Plymouth, and sails for same ports. ".'■■ i HUDDART, -PARICER - CO.'S MOVEMENTS. ,- •" To-3ny—Wimmerd sails dlrec't io'r Sydney ''ntv.3o a.-ni,--,. ~' ■ - ■; -■£'-.-" '- ' ia sails for-Dunedln, "via East ..Coast, nqrts,;. at 3 vsa.The Tyser Line steamer Star, of India, ireiu London',-left-Sydrfey -for Auckland on Saturday morning last,.and will be due here on Wcdiiesda'y next She has 2700 tons of cargo for "discharge at this port. The s.s. Kui'p\v"left Suva rat"; 10 a.m. on FrUlny laStfor Auckland, with the first of the season's raw sugar. She should arrive about to-morrow. The s.s. Tnga leffNewcastle for" Aucklaurt with n. carpto of coal on Saturday iiiorjiing last, and. should arrive--here., on Fi-rclny next. •"."The s.s: Victoria'arrived torn" Sydney- at B.:;0 p.m. yesteiday, after l a fine weather -;-r»ssat;e. 1 The- Victoria for Dunediu, via ports, to-morrow afternoon.' ;Tlie s.s....pen ,of Glamls arrlvpd at MclBouvnp from £Co\y_ Yorfi oh She culls mext at Sydney, and thence Auckland where she wljl be due.'to. arrive tothq end of this mouth. Tl;6 barque Craig arrived from ASolflldo early Ulis morning, after a good Eassage of. 14 days/ After discliargiug, she sails for Eaipara to load timber for ilel- . ibcunie. ... . ...

, The following, passengers, ci the ..Tongatiro, from London, arrived by the Wimmera from Vi'ellingtou yesterday: Mrs Shippey «:id 3-.phildrc«,-Mrs Brooke and y. children, Mrs. Spray,. Mitchell family (3), Crawford end• iniiiHj- (S), Campbell and ■ family (0)', Messrs Kbltio,' J. G. -Kerr, and Master Sprcy.

TUfe g.s. Wliakafua lias left London fol' Melbourne , and Sydney, Auckland and other New Zealand ports. ■ '- . - ■' .^

The s.s.- Southern Cross, , which' arrived irom Melanesia and Norfolk Island on Saturday afternoon last, brought the following passengers: — Mesdames Watkins and child, Christian, Carr, Misses Hawkes, Watkius (2), A. . Bougard, J , . . Christian, Messrs Watlfins (2), Carr, JJall, F. Cnrlstiari, and 3 steerage.—G. O'l-lallorah, juh., agent. .The Tyser' Line, steamer' Miinlrp, under charter to tbe A. arid A. Line, arrived: from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney, at 4.30 p.m: yesterday. . She left ,New York on April .14, and with the exception of meeting with a series of severe gales when running -down the easting, she had. an. uneventful weather passage. After discharging the Mirnirb proceeds south. .

An ocean race of over 12,000 niiles, between Liverpool and' New Zealand, , has ■just been concluded. Two barques; the :Duhcrag and ilai'srit, left Liverpool on the same ilaji March 10, the former for Wellington, and' .the. latter for .New Plymouth. The Duucrag- arrived at Wellington" on the morning of June 30, and the lHargit reached New Plymouth at.iao: p.m. on July 4:. The s.B. Strafhardie arrived from Canadian and U.S:A'. parts' early yesterday morn-' ing, bringing- 3,O00;000 feet of timber and a lhrge quantity of machinery for this port and Sydney. On the present voyage the vessel has a deck load of abput 1,000,0C1 feet of lumber. She loaded at"Vancouver, Victoria, Belllnglmhv 'Tacoma, llukilteb. Seattle, and Anacortes.' The last-nauied ; port was" left on June 10', nnd fine weather wns experienced on the passage. She lands' among qfher cargo at this nort,soQ ! (M(> feet of timber, and. 14,006' bundles laths, before' proceeding to SydneiT: 1 .''."' : .''''_ : :;,.'; _ ':. \.\.. '. ■ Vor .Lpuipa ■ Crdig, .from Adelaide': -12Q0 1 toil's, pro.iiucp. '' "' . ' Ie!. 1 -liimlro, frpui New Tork: 000 tons general merchandise. . ■ : rer Greyhpunjl, from northern, ports: 500' sacks,. 120 cases gum, 15,000 ft timber, and sundries. ~.' , '. .... ' . . , Tei', Orete;; from East .Coast, bays; 7 tons barley, t .B ..bags fuugus, 20 bales. skins- and. .quantity sundries., ~, ■■- ~ , ,- fer , gtrathardle, frpm,, Canadian . t an'd American ports: 500;O00ft. timber, 14,000 bundles r laths, several packages machinery, and sundries. .; , ; ;._:.. , ...li'Cr.Wimiflera, Southern ports: .3808 sacks wheat,. 24Ss sacks 1922 ; , saicli.s flour, 172. sacks bran, sacks .seed, -1035 sacks potatpes,, ,200 eiisas, 20 crates milk, .5.0 drums pjl, .130'.bars,.iroii, 18 c -bales wool, 17 sacks .bottles, oO.cas'es. fruit, fe' casks ale," 30 cases bacon, 25 bpxos lard,, 39. ease's cheese, 25 bags peas, 57 cases tea, 40 case's acid, 40 cases borax, jlovcoils -wire, 4S kegs boras, 12 trusses leather, ,35 ; cases.matches, ■13 cases confectioners - , 2o .bags .barley, '■■ 25 bundles telegraph arms, (50 case's soap, 17 cases bottles, -24' cases tiflctiire, 45 cases canned goods, 30, cases jatas,. 400 .sacks chart-, sundries, and transhipments -ex Tongarifo" and" Mar,ere. -, •- ' i ..rer Victoria, from .Sydney: 1491__piec.es timber, 2902 sleepers, 4302 felloes, 86 sneks spokes, 203 bundles, 126 shafts, 240 bags onions, 38 _bags potatoes, .72 sapks pollard, 172: baga..flour, ,20 casko mutton, birds. 290 cases soap, 047 bags ;,ric,e, 27 .cases ..chpeoiliito.and packages .bottles,,J2pacljages marble,:4G Ijags hay ,19.,r011s l'eid/ 270' packages dried fruits, .JOO, .drujns carbide, 12 barrels, , 13 cases .oil, ,141 .cases, 0, tiles, 1250 j sacks , .manure, 30. white spirits, 37 pieces iron and steels, 281.5 bags oats ( . 6P3 .packages.; tea,.,5 ,c.asjjs dripping, 15 bags grass rope, 50 bags Enpok, !) cases, ceiling material.' 450 hags.ochre. 60 boxes JarO, .20. bags, tapiocaj 77, pieces freestone, 220 cases sugar, 50. sacks seed, 19 cases lamps, 20; drums paint, 36 bales" paper, IO .packages baskets, 102, bale? minds, j?0 cases' waters, vQ-crcqm cans, 30 casks extract,- 1241, cases fruit, 25 packages' -pranl!?, 77.-ingots tin; 29,1 -.pipes, ,12 cases . 11 casks,, 122 cases, wines, 122 , cases tobacco and cigars, and sundries.

""I,:', ■" ■ TransTiipnieiVts ,ex the. following keftnjers: -r-Burwali', RiverTi'ia, Wyandray Waltatlpu,, and/Biirwon,- from v . Australian ports; India, OstefVey, from Englaid aild India; lloon, 3ieteij,__ Australic, from European ports: RpstocU,. frqp European and South /Afrtcan 'yports; Yawata Maru, fFoni Japan, and jilatram, tto'm Singapore niid .fava,'' arrivcS' pfei as. Victoria, .from Sydney, yesterday. ._ | -THE" yA'NCpTJVEn. aiAILL-.-Brlsiarie, July" S'."—Tie R.II:S. Marama arrived to-day from Vancouyer.and Honojlulu. She brings- -tte following passengers tor AucKland:—.'Mrs. ..Valentine,; Messrs Kelliarn, Swinnerton,, ~l'eel, Valentine, Laugiorn. The vessel las' ihe • fonawiirg ciirgo for Aii'ckliina:— L loo' caSes drugs; 40 tases corsets, ff organs.' 5 .!■• . }.~ :■ . ■ ..'. .„ SASSEXGERS i \;,; The s.s. Wlnimera arfive'il' fr'pra via porte,"ai..lO"a.m.,,yesterclay. Sli.e.sails for Sydtiey at.S.3O o'clock this evening, taking the .following, passen'gers:rr^' s *e&. !<• 'Greene, Thpina3 r I>i-\v, L llees,- Hunt,.llultbn, • It.- Gi.u'spUj M..iliil v HcQuacle, Mcsda-mes J. J-iarriugtou, 'jVeiayss, ■ "B. <3.. figa'r," T" '.fit, White GraTiiforfl, Morris and, b.oy,;.Th.omas, Alien, and .infant,. Gorton, Dul-cken, Wilson, ,two.-children and .iufant, •Hunt, Hulton, A. E. . Bollai-a^ .-alilllgan, Messrs J. .Court. W. J. Coxain, Willdfnson, -Bowron, R: W: 'Macluclile, "E. W. Strachau, R. J. Mane, p. Ruymou'd, A. Baker, H. R. •Sh"fb£E," "jr B. "Cunihifag, A. . Tiiruer," R. H. Crpsbie, J. Harrington, ;B. G. Eagrir; Holladny, T. H. White, Ucaify, -A; Damson; Rrpod, and 100 steerage. ...