SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 258, 30 October 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: First Quarter, October SO, at 0.i2 ii.in. Sunset: This evening, fi.2o. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 4.49. HIGH WATER. ...'• Auckland: Mite ctening, 0.7; to-morrow iSttorning, 0.38. Ouehunga: To-morrow morning, 4.23; tomorrow evening, 4.54. Mauukau .Heads; To-morrow morning, 8.3; to-mcrrow evening, 3.34. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning, 428; to-morrow evening, 4.09. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. Kgapuhl, s.s., 12. Stephenson, from Whasjgarci. l'aaseugers: Misses Barker, Rawnskey, O. Drown, Reynolds, Deeming, Mes4amcs Bold, Gager, Held, 0. Brown, Williams, McDougall, Messrs McDougall, Jack, Ktewart, 11111, Mcliuloe, Hodgson, Barker, Dunk, Davta, Nash, Orme, Mence, Lambert, iSulllvan, -iSlctane, Rev. Scotter, and four steerage.—Northern Co., agents. Aupouri, s.s., T. Ilaultain, from Tauranga. I'asse.nge.ra: Misses Gray, Turner, . tPilelier, Bueknil, Mayell, Mesdamcs, [Brown, Fiulay, Clark, Messrs Farmer, ' Houston, Brash, Foley, George, Ibbotaon, (Ramsay, Hannah, It a ins a". Harvey, Edmonds, Sin-field, Grant, Aston, Fountain, N. Dickey, Countable Skinner, and two steer-age.—-Northern Co., agents. Glenelg, s.s., Jonas, from Whangarei.— Jas. Smith and Co., Limited, agents. . Waiotahi, s.s., C. Hopkins, from Mercury IBay and Talrua.—Northern Co., agents. Apanul, 5.5... J. Wilson, from Mangonni, ■ IWttmngaroa, Houhora, and A-wanni. Passengers: Mesdames Mathews, Ocnusa and ' child, Montgomery, Messrs Berghan, Sloane, (Montgomery, Ware, Bradley, Harvey.— Northern Co., agents. Kanieri, s.s., T. Meyers, from Whangarei. I—-Northern Co., agents. o!trtnliaka.-*-Nortliern 6'0., agents. • ;• Kaiaia, *ujL. sc.ow. JL& Clark, from the l )6oas r f»»*.Ai Jj. and Co., agents. •EndeJVVOnlf) ketefi",- C. Johnson, from rtVTi4ligsrer.—-New 2ealand Portland Cement ,'EJo.i »aeßt«, ■- ■ • All>at»ossj keh'li, 15. Moore, from agent. SUNDAY. ' m'i&mer&r. s.s., 3022, Win. Waller, from East Coast, ports. Passenffeers: Mesdaaies Davidson, E-ccles and two i«:h 11 drejj, . Parry and family, Weatherill and (familys-fetois,» and two children, Rendall, Sheet and two children, I'ool, Brace aud family, Smith, Spiore, Sngus.-./Tole, Misses , Loanet, Voice, GallaV glier, Williams, Nash, Morton, Ivll, Williacc, " Messrs' Home, Itlley, McDougall, (Parry, Weatheriii, Wells, Tripper, • Stokes, DVEartin, De Pass, Simonsen, Prochler, Moore, Whittaker, Shennaa, Harvey, Watts, \-asUiite, Cave, Herd, Duger, Pickett, Harvey, ' Spiers (2), Holds-worth, Solomon, ffiTieh-annn, Isaacs, 'Harrison, and 65 Steerage.— I-Inddart, Parker, and Co., agents. Ayrshire, s.s., 77-10, Page, from Liver•pool, via .Cape Town, Sydney, and Brisbane. Passengers: Saloon—"For Auckland: : IMisscs Male Saunders, O. Saunders, >lra ■ Saunders, Rev. John Saunders. For VY Islington: Mesdantes E. Birdling, R. BJSmith,' Judge Jas. B'etham, Messrs A. J. tßlrdling, R. ». -Smith. For Dunedln: Miss Mary -A. Park, Mr Thom-psoii-Lamb. For •Lyttelton: Mr Clias. Cross. For Nelson: [Misses Elizabeth arid Edith Booth. Thirdclass —For Auckland: Miss K. Stevenson, ' (Rirs' Mary '.Stevenson, Messrs Jas. Brodie, . iIjCO. Keclmoncl, Fred; Cutler, F. E. Moxon. For Wellington: Mr and Mrs W. Cardno and live children. Misses Elizabeth and D. Tew, ' Messrs Stephen Hawbrth, Jas. Waring (2), ' bloliu iMortimer, It. Skilling. Mrs Skilling For Lyttelton: Miss A. Starke, Messrs Geo. Ambrose, IlartrMge, Albert .Starke, Jas. !Bk-ke.rdike. For Dunedln: Mrs Jane Paterfon and three children. For Westport: Messrs Win." -Shearer, Jas. Shearer, Jas. Mann. ■ For New Plymouth: Mr and Mrs Archibald McLean and four children, Mrs Tlnrley, Mr Ed. Gordon.—A. H. Nathan, Limited, nscnta. Victoria, a.s., 2900, H. J. Kell, from Sydney. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Bewin,- Mr a nil. Mrs IM-wards, Mr and Mrs Kenderdlne, Mr and Mrs J. P. O'Connor and Miss O'Connor, Mr and Mrs Powell,' Mosdames""Hofrnrth. Hope, JleClintoelc, Py.bus. Spring, Pleggall, Missefl ('aider. A, and 11. Martin, -McCnllough, O'Brien, Ward, Messrs E. and It. Brotherton, Brooke, W. B. Carmichnel, ' ~\Y. Davis. Douglass. Dadley, Fashljrooke, Gill, Lambert. McCnllagh, J'arklJl, Patillo, .liyinnnd, Wllldasfin, Whitney, Ward. Yates, Kliraner, and (Bi steerage.—-Hnddart, Parker, and Co., agents. Rimii,' s.s., C. Dorling, from Onehu-nga «ind Hqklanga,—Northern Co., agents. , Kneo, aux. schobiier, J. 11. Skinner, from iGlsbornc, via Fast Const bays and Tauranga. Passengers: Messrs R. Skitch, I!. <?. Saxby, A. rMcDougai.—C. C. Dacre, agent. Korora, scow. Jensen, from ITokianga.— Fnril Shipping Line, agents. Squall, s.s.. Morrison, from Glsborne.— Union Co., agents. Alert, scow, D. Rne, from Ngungni-u.— •Northern Coal ..Co.. agents. . , C-aed Mille , F/illtlie, scow. Thompson, from the Bay of Islands.—E. Ford, agent. THIS DAY. Kla Ora, s.s., 6558, Macfle, from Wellinaton.—L. D., Nathan, agents. Ngatiawa, s.s., W. Bark, from Tauranga. Passengers: MiSses Fraser, Rowe, Meedames Addis, Foster, Messrs Sealelll, Paterson, Mercer, Ford, Whitehead, Smith, Pipe, Dower, Wilklns.—Northern Co., agents. DEPARTURES. . - v,;;:./ SATURDAY. Pelican. U.S., 102, J. Whittingham, for the Great Barrier. Ranger, jscow, 04, Broad Coot, for Walpu. ' ' YESTERDAY. ' Nerehana, s.s., 6533, Compton, for Wellington. " Kanieri, s.s., T. Meyers, for Whangalei. .... Raden-Powell, s.s., H. Petersen, for JWlliangarei. " ~ ' ' ■ ; - THIS DAY. Apanul, a.s., Wilson, for Awanui. Tererawa, ketch, for the Coast. iJloa,* scow, L. Vasta, for Kaipara. .UNION CO.'S MOVEMENTS, EAST COAST. Tuesday.—Whangape sails for Westport at 4 -p2m. Wednesday.—Atua arrives from Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. iTHiuirsiltty.—lMJonowal, tirrtves from the South; Walhora. arrives from Westport. Friday.—Squall arrives from Tologa Bay nnd -Gisborno; Squall sails for Tologa Bay and Glsborne at 5 p.m., _ Saturday.—Monowal sails for the South at 12 noon. WEST COAST. Tuesday—Rosamond arrives from New Plymouth and Southern ports, and returns to Wellington,. I'lqton,. Nelson, at 3 p.m. NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. • This Dav: Clansman leaves for Russell and Opua.'at 0.30 p.m.: Aupouri leaves for Tauranga at 4 p.m.; Waiotahi leaves for Mercury Bay, Whitianga, and Knaotunu, at 5 p.m.; B'anieri arrives from Whangarei about 10 p.m.; Ngapuhl leaves for Mninga*e Tuesday: P Rarawa arrives at Onehunga ■trom New Plymonra about 8 a.m.; Kanieri leaves for Whangarei Town wharf; Ngapuhi arrives from Whangarei about 7 p.m.; .\galiflwa leaves for Opot'in and Tauranga. Wednesday: Ngapuhl leaves for Whangarei lit 11 p.m.; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei about midnight; Waiotahi leaves for Barrier; Waiotahi arrives from Wiiangi mata, Knaotunu, and Mercurj' Bay about I a.m., Rarawa leaves Onehuuga for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (train, 2.10)'; Aupouri arrives from Tauranga about 8 a.m. Thursday: Waiotahi arrives from the -Barrier about' 5' '.p.m.': Ngapuhl" arrives from Whangarei about 7 p.m.; Aupouri leaves fof Tauranga; Kanieri leaves for Whangarei. The Island steamer Dorrlgo was floated into the Graving Dock this morning 'oilier annual survey and overhaul. On September 2fi the barque Autuco Balled, frpin Liverpool with a full general cargo for Wellington and Dunedln. The lUmu,. of the Northern Co.'s. fleet, arrived ia Auckland from Onehuuga and Hi kianga at 5 a.m. yesterday, and will be Boated into dock for her annual inspection and overhaul to-morrow. '-'he Union Co.'s steamer Squall arrived frcp.i Glsborne and, Tologa 'Bay at 7 p.m. yi"ter<lay. The vessel leaves again on lier UK'.!:;! ran at 4 p.m. to-day. ltli !i full cargo of 'hardwood tile barciuo j>ai:ltM left the Clarence. River on Saturday lijv.A'ieUin and Gi-eyinouth. After compiet--ng nisehnrge; '.lie Daniel loads white , nine rt Auelilaiul, Mercury, Bay, and Gr"->t Harrier,, for Uockhampton. The Scales steamer Clan Ross Is due • irom Banbury to-morrow afternoon. - h a full cargo of Jarrah, part of which is tfor Auckland, the remainder 'being' for iOpua.