SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 17, 19 January 1912, Page 4

SHIPPING.

.Moon'-. Age: New Mood, January ID, at : Up in. .-■.,.-ci This evening. 7.0. t.-wcrist:: To-morrow morning, 4.5). HIGH WATER. A ■.■ Maoil: Tills evening. 7.10; to-morrow r • r-ir.L-. 7.46. 1 l i'»-l»i , r.cj : To-morrow morning, 11.31; ton.- r..'.-. evening. 11.17. .'•! .iiiiikuu Heads: To-morrow morning, J ■ ;:. i.j usurr>>w evening. 10.27. K-ipjr.i Heads: To-morrow morning, 11 .:.■<'.. '.'.-morrow evening, 11.52. ARRIVALS. VESIERDAV. Xgapuhi. s.s., E. Stephenson, from WhoEgarci. Passengers: Miss.es Drake, Davis i,2'. Dent, Toft, Woodall. Bisscit, Batty. *i; l-rKiL-.i (2i, Moore, Mesdames Carter and ifjojiir, Dem, Mathescr.i, May. Oarlaurt. H.mluti. Patterson. Mt-s-srs. Richard. Iliotupfcui,. Warren aud Uoy, Banley, Chissell. Gar--1; in. 1. M'-Leari, Bush. Boucher. Ailerton. Killen. Maclndop, Melville, Hanlou. Beoketr. Parkinson. Alison, Mh-lin. Tomlinsou. Hurler, Ross, Moore, Richardson, Steward. , Minder. M.r., Anclior, and 22 steerage.— i Northern Co.. agents. Wajotahi. b.£., C. Hopkius. from the Great Barrier. Passengers: Mioses Maicky, L. i Clark Arnold. Usher, McMillan, Johnston. S-.vaufnu HartweU. Booth. F. Bayly. Dins- \-<\ Mi sd-i'me% Hctou Ryan. Martin. K»w man" 'and child. Ros*. Toosey. Garlicii, Nicholas. Messrs. Ross. Tousey, Johnston. Duijtwatl, Garlic* (2). Nicholas, Hotton T. Ma.-ky A. Kemierly. McDoagall. Foy, James, Grace, Brough, Boyd.—Northern Co.. auxiliary ketch. C. Johnson, from Whangarei.—New Zealand Portland Cement Co., agents. THIS DAY. Bre T. Donovan, from Ngnngnrn. Clan Maciaxen, s.s., 2532, FWUlps, Ironi Bun-hurv. via Southern perls. Mara ma, R.M.S.. 6437. «. A. Morrisby. from Sydney. Passengers: Mesdames L. Boss Brewer. Hudson. 'McCloy, Misses Savill WrkgdKSan, A. B. Ross, Lockhead, Hu.-ke'r Hndiion. Messrs. J. McGregor, |R. Ross. H. D. Brewer. Inglis Hudson. Sec nud-class: Mrs. Campbell and Son, Messrs. H. Atkinson, Bo wen, Ellinsha i«i, and -1 steerage. MuDtnu, s.s., 10.553. Vibert, from Loodon, via Mediterranean and Australian .ports'. —Passengers:—From Londou: Masses Alison, Hooter, C. J. Tetley, Hard-wick, Peacock <2L *'• Foot, C. M. Jones. Campbell Whyte Runm. Mat-Beth. Rohjohns. McFarlane l2>, Turner (3). Fcldwkk &). •Meso.am.es Martini, Bridgma.u, Kennedy, •Peacock, A. E. Mitx-neU, Marks. J. rhrispie, \M Foote, Fersrnson, infant and maid, Mw>dv. Feldwiok, Messrs. A. A. Martin, ■Uun.tJ?x-Cam'pbcU. 3. Kennedy. A. Peacock, £. Rivison and vialet. Johu Marks. W. rerF. Jones', Jaji. ilcFarlane. W. A. •WlgraJn, Wigratn, Dr. F. de .Court., ■Master Martin. From Colombo: Misses MaxTiott. Pin.. 'Williams, Gordou. Mestlamcs Hales and child, Thompson and infant. Williams. 'Messrs. Buckingham, Thompson T. SSmitJi. Williams. From Melteourne: ilisaes Whitcombe. J. Thomas, «*ookc, Mesdames Proud and infant. Mo Klorv and Infant. Maiishan and -J children. IjngTidge, Messrs. T. Hold, T>. DaTles, Maufrhan. Bishop Reville. From Sydney: "Misses Pa-Tton. Dew. F. H Parke. Hamilton. Beanio 12). Westla-nd Bennett (2|, <iellespie. Hoarc. Klely, Henry. Brook, Roche. 01. Young, -Stewart. Young, liesdames Shelly. Logan, Williamson "and 2 ehildren, Hug'hes", Bevan.. MeLeod, Caaiskowfika. Haitigan. Howie. Grelg. Anderson, Hines, De Mole. Bennett, GeLUspie, Chambers, Rouse, Ash.l»n. 'Henry, Norm. Scott-West. Leek and 3 ■chililren, aiesers. H. B. IvaD. Wollett. Hays. H. C. Holla, r-hisholm. J. LoE.in. W. Williamson. Hon. Hujrhes. Hon. Winchcomhe, A. Styles, J. B Johnstone F. R. Johnston. J. Nickerson, Hanigan. F. J. Power, W. F. Jury. T. O. iF. B. Arthur. Anderson, V. S. Jones. Campbell. Hines. E. Pritchaxd. E. Western, de Mole. R. N. AlcKay, S. Beaumont, Tittelton. 'Westland. Gellispie, r i~risp. Chambers. Taylor, Bennett, il-'iisp. A J. McDonald, Baclrtold. Hon. Ashton, W. E. Tlioma?, H. G. Look, V. Osborne, Roht. Smith Henry, M. A. Holme*. A. A. Rodger. C. W. Tiauford. Kupworth. T. M. Stewart. Barry. R. A. rtr'nslcr. Lesclfcn. Dempster. \ trier. Leak. Dr. Worra.il, Rev. Scott-West. : -. Pen Shelan Dr. ThUpott.—Russell ud "■-■ Bier*, agents. DEI'AETt'FES. VESTERDAI'. Anpcuii. s.s . T. Haultain. for Tonr.nnsa. K.iiiicrl, f.s., T. Meyers, for Whangarei. THIS DAT. May Ho-.vard, aus. schooner, Jones, for tn'.- "coast. Albatross, aus. ketch. B. Moore, for Wh.iDK.nrei. Vesper, aus. scow. T. Edlington, for WhaDS.irpl. Hauplri. s.s.. 745. J. Morrison, for Last Coast bays and ports. Marama, R.M.S., (Hn7. 11. A. Morrisby, for Vancouver, via Suva and Honolulu. Passengers:—First-class: Mr. G. Angelini, Mr. R. K. Baker. Mrs. E. L. Blake, 'Mr. A. B. Baster. 31r. G. P.. Baxter. Mr. W. B. Oaster. Mr. Lea Itleakmore, Mrs. Bleakmore. Mrs. M. E. Bornenue. Mr. Tommy Burns. Mr. W. A. Oattanaeh. Mrs. Catlanach. Mr. Spencer Clay, <Mr. E. W. Congdon. Miss Cooksou. Mr. R. Oorrocuni, Mr. T'i. Powrifk, Mr. A. C. Flphinstone, Mrs. .7. Finlavson. Mi?< Finlavson. Mkis D. 'Finlaysoc. iliss P. Fiulayson, Miss A. Finlavs.m. Master M. Flnlayson. Mr. R. 11. Finiayson, Mr. H. J. Gardiner, Major Ilolman, ■Mrs. Jerome. Dr. Carl Kumm. Mrs. Kumm, Mr. A. 11. Gibson. Mr. W. J. FRzmaurice, Mr. R. M. King. Mr. TV. A. Lamed Mr. Lazarus. I>r. .7. iS. and 'Mr. D. Milne, Mr. John MeCorma.-k. Mrs. MeCormaok, Mr. 31. E. McLougWln. Miss E. Mev-ers Master ■li. Morgan. Mr. J. C. Tennv. Miss'Piuhev. 'Mr. S. Bedford. Mr. Frank Riio. Mr. F. A. 'Robbins, Mrs. Ruhblns. Mr M. Rnsenuleat. 'Mr. L. Shrimplin. Mr. Max Swift iliss Timms. Mr. R. White. Mr. E. 1,. Winebesw tcr. Mr. K. C. Wright. Major A. B. Wood. r o. i;. Seefind-class: Mr. J. .7. Comyns. 'Mrs. c,>los Miss L4ly Chester. Mr. H. H. Crouch. Mr. T. Donnelly. Ilrs. Donnellv. Mir=s Donnelly. Muster T. Donnellv, Miss A. Tialgleish. Mrs. W. R. Finlev. Miss Finlev. Master Fiirley. Mr. A. Grant. 'Mr. C. \t. Gosling. Mr. J. Gillinders, C. W. R. Greaves. Mr. Hawkins. 3lr. J. Higher.. Mr Hiatt, Mr. J. 'Hfiadley. Miss Hntton. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Ingram and chil'd. Mr. R S King. 'Mr. W. F. Ma bin. Mr. J. A. ■Meserrey, Mr. W. R. nrr. Mr. E. Palm-berg. •Mrs. Palmhere. Mr. E. Prior. Captain Ernest Robinson. Mrs. E. Ships tone. Mr. A V. Sterling. Mr. A. N. Stephens. Mrs. F E. Tracy. Mr. Alf. Verne. Mrs. J G falter, Mr. Weymouth Mr. Walter C. White. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOR SYDNEY— Wimmera, s.s., January 22 SOUTH SEA ISLANDS— Marama. R.M.s.. Jannary 19 Atna. s.s.. January "0 FOR LONTHiN MaDtua, E.M.s., January 10 FOR VANCOUVER— Marama. s.s., January 10 FOR KIJI— i Atu.i. ~ s , January 30 VESSELS IN PORT. Atnn. f s . at No. 4 jetty Roiia, b.-.tipie, at Railway wharf Ysnhel. n-hooncr, in stream Emit hern ''ross. s.s, at mooring Haupirf, s.s., at Queen-st. wbarf Mokoia. s.s.. at Hobsou-stree; wharf Maricnfels. s.s.. at Queen-street wharf EXPORTS. I'e- Marama. from Auckland: 260 tons of general. 150 sacks of hides. 57 sacks of calves' skins, and a quantity of sundries. Per Mantua, for London: 43 bars of silver and li bars of bullion. I3IPORTS. Per Manilla, from London: 230 packages of tea aad 117 packages of sundries; ratal !■■ tons. "V:- Chin Maclarec. from Bun-bury: Of. '.i-oflf! of hardwood timber. ii liie Wimuiera. from t'ne South, has SflO I. ... "i" -.ueral aboard for this port, and i- ■';•■•• on Sunday morning. ;:. superintendent of Jlercantflc Marine ii'-;-M :i I'lemiupi advise? that 30 logs are a: :; iietnopii Pukiri mil Tlrl Tiri. ' The I>. .- i.-e a part of a i aft iot>t by the tug Jte.la. (i-. i._ to tiio launch used La the transfer nf prftspniers frfmi the steamers to land in T- knicnru Ray being laid up. the Hud-dan-I'arker Co. announce that the Victoria. leaving Auckland on Tuesday nest, will not c-iil at the bay.

Mr. J. E. Page, chief offieer of the Hanpiri, 1* to be relieved at Auckland by Mr. F. J. Couldrey. late chief of the. Hauroto. At present discharging Umber at 'Whangarei from Sydney, the barque HazPl Craig has been fixed to load hardwood for Kaipara. For transhipment to Tie Arawa at Wellington the Lnion Co.'s Corinna is lo load 22.600 boxes of butter at Onehunga on arrival to-morrow. From Bocfehampton the New Zealand Shipping Co.'s chartered steamer AngloMexican is due some time to-morrow. The Marital, which arrived at Melbourne on the 10th inst., made a smart passage from London. The steamer had an uneventful voyage. Havlnc left Wellington last night, the Union Co.'s steamer Kanna. is due here on Sunday morning. ' She has 912 bales of kapok for this port, on the discharge of which she sails for Ka I para to load timber for Sydney. CROYDON FROM 'FRISCO. The steamer Croydon. 3757 tone. McLean, is due from San Francisco to-morrow, via ihe Islands. The vessel left 'Frisco on November 24, and has aboard GOO tons of general cargo and 150,000 ft of timber to discharge here.—Messrs. J. C. .Spedding and Co. are the locr.l agents. IN THE ISL-AND TRADE. On the aririval of the ITnion Co.'s Talnne from Fiji on January 29, the vessel will again take up running in the 'Eastern Pacific trade, leaving for the Cook and Society Islands on February 1" In place Of the Hanroto. The Hauroto is expected bacs in Auckland on February 8, and will then take up the Talune's run to Fiji. CLAN MACLAREN ARRIVES. i f 11.40 a.m. to-day the Scales sjteame.r Clan Maclaren arrived from Bnnbtrry, via Southern ports. She left Wellington at o p.m. oil Tuesday last, and experieneed fine weather on the run up the coast. The Clan Maclaren was herthed at the Railway wharf ■to discharge 500,000 ft of hardwood from Bhe Australian port- On comTiletion of discharge here 6he loads a part cargo for Home, going to Wellington to complete, and' sailing finally from that port. MARAMA FOR VANCOUVER. At 7.20 a.m. to-day. the Union Company's steamer Marama arrived from Sydney direct. Departure was taken from tbe New South Wales port for Auckland on Monday evening last. Light to fresh variable winds were experienced on the run across, with fine weather and smooth seas. Captain H. A. 'Morrisby is in command, and the officers associated with him are Messrs. G. Fergnson (late of the Aorangt) chief, G. Jan-nay date of the Mai tail second, 3. McCullock (late of the Moana) third. G. H. Dodd purser. G. 7>achaipelle surgeon. C. Ronalds chief enginepr, C W. Bradford chief steward, and F. Wilson 'wireless operator.

MANTUA FROM LONDON. At 6.20 a.m. to-day the P. and O. steamer Mantua arrived from London and Mediterranean ports, via Australia. The vrtssel was berthed at the new Queen-street wharf, where medical inspection was carried out. The Mantna left London on December 1, and arrived at Gibraltar on December 5, after a stormy trip across the Bay Of Biscay and down the coast of Portugal. The vessel arrived at Marseilles on the Bth, and at Port Said on December 13th, after a moderate passage. Colombo was made on December 'JS, end from thence to Fremantie strouff south-east winds, with considerable sea aud swell, were experienced. Variable weather with choppy seas was met with round the Australian coast, and from Sydney to Auckland strong to fresh northerly winds ■with moderate seas and fine wea ther throughout. In continuation of her voyage the Man tun sails at 5 p.m. to-day for London, via Australian and Mediterranean 2orts. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Wellington, January IS.—Sailed, at S p.m.: Kanna s.s , for Auckland. Lyttelton, Jannary S- —Sailed: Himitangi. s.s.. for Chatham Islands. Dnnedin, Jannary 18-—Arrived: Zealandic. s.s.. from Lyttelton; Drayton Grange, s.s.. from Liverpool, via Northern ports: Monowal. s.s.. from Northern nort«. Omapere. January 19. —Arrived, at S a.m.: Rimn. s.s. from Onehunga. Ngumniru. January 13.—Sailed: Havoc, scow, for Auckland. Whakarane, January ID.—Arrived, at 6.15 a.m.: Tasman, s.e., from Ohiwa. Pngent Sound, January IS.—Sailed: Belle of Scotland, s.s., for Auckland and Wellington. VIA WIRELESS. The -Wellington radio station advised at 0 a.m. this morning 'that 'the steamers Manuka. Wimmera. Mo.ma. Marama. and Mantua will probably bo within wireless range this evening.