SHIPPING.
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i-'.' i '~ 1...... '■■" " ..'ABRIVALS. ...; .»r~j£ ■„■ ■ .OTSTJBBDAE. .. ~£ .: . ' es,., 2,087 tons, P. C Boss . "5C4 ''KerthX" at. ftSO Bin* fw>n\ the ■■ Cook-&nd" Society -Islands.- Passengers ; -' Mrs , Shirley .'and - child,' Messrs Shirley, Kaimuku, Captain MCBride, Dr. Davison, . . .Master Shirley, and 12'steerage.—Union Co., . agents: •"■' '"■■■'"-••■ '•{■'.-■; ■■-■ •■ ***■•■ -MjKNAIA, ■s.s,~ Et.-: Stepbenson■••• (V >. berth), v-.frpm Whangarei.-, = Passengers : ...... Mesdames Stirling, Colviri, Paton, '•''' 'IJdwatas" and" child. Falconer, Baker, " : " iiiw, -Day, ' Gordon, Ruddock, Norgrove, Steele, Stirling, -Abercrombie, Orr, ,-.- - Misses Collis. -Bissefct, Love, Simes, . ' McCarrolL Adams, Roebuck, Woods, Leighton, Orr, Henry, RObin. Ross, Messrs. Heppere, Bryan; Mills. Telfer,- Thorbnrn, Duni■' can, Caslev, Morrow, - Paton, Edwards, ' Inclis.''Roberts, Kohu. Virgin, Bird, Glnclne, Barlous, Heather, Xupare, Klaselia, Wattrfdge, Bayley; Hunt; Ruadock, Vella, Jeffries; Johnston,- Carter, Jeffries, Martino- . wvitch- Sioanea,,.. Brady., Johnston,. Steele, 'McLean. Hewitt, ' Bailftf,''..' Abercrombie, Mblonghney,- Stringer, McDonald, i— ■•iMeKay'r.Ee*s Fatherußreaven, Rev. Edge, v ■ "and 25- steerage.—Northern.Co.,. agents. ' WAIOTAHI, s.s.. C. from Mer- ' enry Bay and Kua'otuilu;' Passengers: Mrs. ' - : Benaerson,' and'two children, Misses Hartley McCJninlan, McElroy, Messrs. HenderEon Bright, White, Kemp, McKay, Scott.— ' Northern Co., agents. THIS DAY.. s.s., 2,479 tqns, J. W. Holmes, at- 6 a.m., from Newcastle.—Union - - Co., agents-. . • ■•> ■.»■■ - -DAPHNE, &*-,- Ji-Freeman, from Paeroa. —Northerji Co.j agents- ; - ~ r CLANSMAN; "s.s.; E. McLeod, from Kus- " sell. • Passengers: Mesdames H. C Bnll, • ...!H.-ibinsOu, Anderson and child, V. BuU ' anO. child. Miss Skinner, Ivey, Thompsoii, Sim,"' , ' Queenin, AnSerson, Wray; -MSrace,- P.- Bnll, H. Gadd.—Northern Co., '. ' agents. -.- ■-..•* ,-TASM)AK,. s.si iFaulkner, Irom Whatatane.—Northern Co., agents. 1 NGAPUHI, s.s., T. Haiiltain, from Taufanga.' 'Passengers: Misses Pople (2), Foxcroft. Bee, Howard. Porter, Brain, Hill, Miller, Berridge, Ashton, Mesdames Ricn- " ards, McCarthy; Howard, Cawkwell, Porter, " 'I>ever, Richardson,. Tucker, Bidley, e:ane, - -;McLeod, Messrs. Sheath, -Creighton, Carr, McNiece, Johnstone, Stewart, ißaigent, Carztens, Openshaw, McLeod, Ridley, Slane, .McEwan,T Large; Maiider, Berry, ana one, steerage^ —Northern. Co., agpnts. ; ".-■••■•" /'- ""'TJBPARTURES. ' -), :..^, .:.,„■.•■ ... YBgi^RDiT. (RiDSAMOkb, 5.5., : " H. Dfyden, at a 35 '■' -p.m., fOf Tolago' Bay and Gisborne. - ■ WAIMAKIE, W. Bettis, for Paeroa. T. Meyers, for WhangireL ¥i -J .' - T?IS .DAY. - BAEEKFELS,. eJe., 5398, EngelaDge, at ' '3.30' p;m.j foe ' 'Wellington and Souttrernports. ' •'-•r-'PAKKHA, e.s, -7911, Chufllelgh, at Z^D ■ -a»m,, ,-for.Wellington,;via East Coest. MbVEMEsara op union comeaot?s '• STEAMEES. ... . ,'. ; .EAST Cd'AST. ThnrSday.T— Mpaowpi. arrives irom the South. .-. SatuTday-r-Monowai sails for the- South; Kosamond arrives iroin- Gisborne. Snnday-T-Wanaka arrives from . Timaru; ' Maheno arrives from Sydney; Maital arrives •froni East Coast ports. " WEST COAST. Saturday^.—Hanpiri arrives from New Plymouth, Wellington, Plcton and Nelson; Hanpiri sails for New Plymouth, WellinEton, Pictoa and Nelson. • ■ ■;.'.-. !"'.-. : -;'i; VESSELS in POBTi in stream HAURbTO, s.s., in stream" IRIS, cable S.S., in stream JEONA,.s<Jiooßer; atjS.No. 2 jetty *KOBOMJKO, at HB, Railway -atarj i£>OI?ISA CRAIG,. bar,gue, at Chelsea. - NOBTITEBN CHIEF, barque, at BA, Hafl"Away wharf "" • OEVAWA,■β-sv,ut.l , , Queen Street EAISVTGATIBA, Siß.,-a± EB, Bailway wharf *•' SCktJTHEBN CBOSS; at T, "No. 4 jetty ', "" >• i TAIiTJNB; &£4 at A-, Hotison Street wharf ySAQ'BL, schooner, at Hobson Street wharf - • • • - i EBOJECTHD DEPARTURES. • -/AItFA, for .Sydney; April 23 CLAN- KENZCES, lor London; April 18 MACEDONIA, 8.5., for London;,Aprll.lt - ■ MOKOIAJ's*; for S*uthT-AprUl2 OPAWA, sls, for South; April 5 : . MONOWAI. S.&, for South; April 5 «ABENO.~ for Sydney; April 7 ■xf AKHR.A, for Vancoarer; April 11 JUimjA, for the Souei; April 22. JNORtggESJST^'CHIeP^^ TTq., lor Sydney; April 3 KAN.GATJRA, e,B, *>r the Apdl 3 •PAI/UKBv for Baßtern Pacific; April 8 WAIMANA, SA, for London; April 4 {WIKMBBA, β-k, for Sydney; April 14 . ..TeiCTOBXA, 6.5, for.-the South; AprQls ISABEL;'' schooner, ' for Friendly Islands; April 5 ZEAXiANDlA r :ifarSydneyj-April 8 rHbe steamer Gleuetiro Jiilvej at tionrne from New Tort on. March 26. She is -■dnerhero about Ajiril 20, , - rr&e VS. S. Katoa, now at 'Melbourne, Jte't6*proeeed to Newcastle to toad a coal ■-'-■ cargo ; --ttiere : . for"i*ne£lantL r - : IfJs- aiat*l*e Shaw StfOl ... feteamiia. Totadnarn will leave the Bluff for , 3jcnidon atout .the. end ot tail's mreek. Tie' kWow is flxed itp- sail from TOest- • .port at the end' of ~thi& yreektar Auckland. Ehe Is"' to bring a coal -cargo for this' port. -"-' ;,Tie :eehaoirer "Hnia' Jβ eiect«ft "to , leave the ■ -powder ground- tornmrrow -for Southern ports. She his explosives ex the 6-e. JOpHWS- ■■ .■ -- ■ M* The'cargo tranp'steamer Roserlc, bonnd from Pccu to Melbourne, is expected to ■' "ptfl into WeUington : at ail'early date to ■ ■replenish, iier bunters. ... 33ie Kortsniko anivea srt Auckland early ißris morning from Newcastle. She was • - berthed'-at EB Railway vbaxt this morning to tend, ier coal cargo. . . ..-■ - :.-,":!to"eadl±3on-;to rfcer cousignioejrt «of iNew- . - icastle coal, tire Louisa. Craig, wijich arrived at Anctlaid. yesterday, biought a <inantity of merchaTHifee" irom Melbourne. tChe Pakelia sailed at 7.30 a.m. this day .: jifor 'Wellington, via the- East Coast. After .-•discharge in the -South, she will letorn to. Aaekland. .Final departure for London taken from this port. ■ ■"■'-'■'■ The ; Dariine" , Louisa Graig went up to Chelsea:this morning-" to land ft quantity of coal. She win be berthed at the Railway - .iwharf later.in the week to diecharge the balance of her cargo. It iwas ■ expected that the as. Clan Menzies would leave Port !Pirae yesterday for the Bhiff. She is to load, in New Zealand for Home, endi is fixed to eail finally from Aucfrlffnd: for I>ondon> about April 18. . Two. Home steamers cleared Wellington for London this morning, the Tyser Star of :; Ireland and'the'-'New Zealand- Shipping '-• Company's within a few minutes of one t&other shortly after « o'clock:'- ■' ' 1 The Sha-w, Sarill, and. Albion Co.'s s-s. Waimana is due at Auckland from the South. She is to load Jiere for Borne, andi will sail finally for • Ijondon obout Saturday next. Upon arrival tomorrow she is to berth.' at EC Railway • wharf. " ' ; • '.;"'■■ ; sr;... WANAKA'S PROGEAMME?;' The Union Company's steamer Wanaka Is to sail from Timaru to-morrow ?or Auci.Jand, and is due here on Sunday. After discharge of her 'produce cargo here she Iβ •to retrain to - Southern- ports, and is to - load'at" Oamaru on April 14. Bluff oa "April ""- j* On. April 18. . .-
MONOWAI DtPH TO-MOKSOW. mie Union Company's steamer Monowai sailed from dsborne at:ll a.m. to-day lor Auckland, in continuation of her passage ' from -Dnnedta. She is «lue here between 30 and 11 o'clock to-morrow morning, and Is to berth at "E" Queen, Street wharf. Tie Monowai is to sail for the South again on Saturday afternoon. PASSENGERS FOR NEW ZEALAND. The (ls. Macedonia, of the F. and O. fleet, en route from London to Auckland. • arrived at Melbourne yesterday. She isdue here on April 11, and has the following passengers for this port:—Mesdames Elder, Dickie, Salkeld and child, | Misses, Grant, Anderson, Messrs. Elder, Laughton, Wicklhs, Professor Dickie, Captain. Salkeld. T>AWJNB IN PORT. . , • TJie*e.s. Term* - arrived at Auckland from the Society and Cook Islands last evening. And -was -berthed at A, Hobeoh Street wharf. The vessel left Auckland on lie outward passage on March 11. and made the nsual calls at ports round the delands. Departure was taken from Mangaia for Auckland at 6 .p:»fl- on March 23. Fine -weather, with light variable winds, was -the order dnrlng the passage. The Talune is to sail on the return passage on. Tuesday next, April 8. STEAMEBB REPORTED. Cable advice from London announces the arrival of the Scales Line steamer Clan OgUvy from New Zealand. The Clan Ogilvy left Wellington finally, .after loading in the Dominion, ou January 2S. She .proceeded to the Home port, via Fremtmtle. The vessel hns a large quantity of v cargo aboard, including wool .for the April sale*. US S6vr Zealand Shipping Co.'s s.s. Bemuera arrived at Rio de Janeiro on Saturday Inst from Wellington. Tie vessel cleared the Southern port on- March 7. "COASTAL TASSENGER SERVICE. Expected Arrivals, To-day.—Waiotahi, s.s., from Thames, 9 p.m.: Taniwhn. from Faeron, 11.30 p.m.; Kawaii, from Kawau, ,11 tfVm. Projected Departures. To-day.—Botoma-hiwin, for Barrier, midnight: Chelmsford. for Marsrlen Point. 4 p.m.: Clansman, for Russell, 4 p.m.; Waimnrie, for Paeroa, 8.30 p.m.: Manuln, for Whang.irel, 10 p.m.; Ramwa. from Ouehunga. for New Plymouth, 4 p.m.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 78, 2 April 1913, Page 4
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