SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 13002, 22 December 1906, Page 7

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER. TO-UOEROW, Taiaroa Head : 8.20 a.m., 8.50 p.m. Port Chalmers : 9.0 a.m., 9.30 p.m. Dunedin ; 9.45 a.m., 10.15 p.m. MONDAY. Taiaroa Head : 9.21 a.m., 9.65 p.m. Pert Chalmers : 10.1 a.m., 10.35 p.m. Dunedin : 10.46 a.m., 11.20 p.m. SAILED. —December 21. Tarawcra, s.s.. 1,269 tons, Hutchings, for Auckland and East Coast ports. Passengers : For Lyttelton—Misses Brown, Laing, Lees. Wheeler, Mrs Ramsay, Messrs Brown (21, Rhodins, Ramsay, Munro. For Wellington—Misses Thomson, Richards. Mrs Thomson, Messrs Thomson, Osborne. o‘Bieme. For Napier —-Misses Low. Whinani. Nelson, Mrs Jeffreys ami child, Mr Jeffreys. For Gisborne—Misses Brown, M’Lcod. For Auckland—Miss Orkney. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. —Coastal.— Talune. from Auckland, December 27. —lntercolonial. Zealandia. from Sydney via Auckland, December 25. Wimroera. from Melbourne. December 26. —Oversea, Steam. — Como, from New York via Australian aurl Now Zealand ports; due December 23. Sussex, from Liverpool, sailed October 13; arrived Auckland. November 30. Star of Japan, from London, sailed October 22: arrived Auckland December 19. Waiwera, from London, sailed November 8 ; due December 25. Evcrfon Grange, from Liverpool, sailed October 13; arrived Auckland December 19. Oswestry Grange, from Liverpool, sailed November 13. Surrey, from Liverpool, sailed December 1. Apaxima, from Calcutta, sailed December 2. Wakanni, from London, sailed December 4; due January 24. Devon, from Liverpool, sailed December 8. St. Helena, from Bunbury, loading. Orari. from Liverpool, sailed October 16 ; arrived Auckland December 2. Bramley, from Now York, sailed October 12; arrived Melbourne December 20. Indralema, from New York via Australian ports, sailed November 12. John Hardic. from New York, sailed December 1. Queen Amelie, from New York, sailed November 20. Indraghiri, from West of England ports, projected. Star of Scotland, from London via Australian ports, to sail December 20. Karamea, from London, to sail January 3. Tomoana. from New York, to sail January 15. Waimate, from London, to sail Febru *T 4. •trvwa. from Liverpool, to sail February 16. Pakeha. from London, to sail March 1. —Oversea, Sail.— Apollo, from Liverpool, sailed Sep tern her 20. Titania, from Liverpool, sailed December 18. Irene, from Surprise Island, early. Drammenseren, from Malden Island, >arly. Ingeborg, from Marseilles, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wanimoo, for Melbourne, December 23. Zealandia, for Sydney via Auckland, December 24. Wimmera. for Sydney via Cook Strait, December 27. Melbourne advices state that during the voyage of the steamer Hymettus from Calcutta the chief officer (Mr _ Froggart), while superintending fumigation operations, became enveloped in flames, arid was injured so badlv that ho succumbed. The urgent necessity for dredging operations at Onehunga is becoming more apparent than ever, says the ‘ Herald." As the Union Steam Ship Company's Rosamond ■was endeavoring to berth at the inside of the wharf, she went aground on the mudbank at the end of the tee. and for several hours remained fast. An ordinary dredge would be of groat benefit to the port at present, When Gothic leaves London next week - l " carry a largo party of domestic sir.a, s bound for Now Zealand. There are b ween thirty and forty of them, drawi- vm various parts of the United Kingdom, about half the number being sent out. under the auspices of the British Women’s Emigration Society. The course of the discussion between the scow-masters and the Minister of Marine at Auckland on Monday (says the ■ Herald ’) did not run quite so smoothly as that which had taken place earlier in the day between the Minister and the ship-owners. Mr J. Endean, jun., who was one of the speakers, took up an aggressive altitude. He said that although the scow-ma-sUx had no union at present, the incr .i, a s. -.t the scows could do, ‘' j shal ay Government.” Mr "Millar, in sav that they did not care about the Government. but “ We will make you care,” re mined Mr Endean, amidst some expressions of dissent from others present. Mr Millar said that when a law was passed t-hev would have to abide by- it, ‘ ‘ Let us have a fair law.” replied Mr Endean. The law, said Mr Millar, would be quite fair, and it would have to be obeyed by all. Savs the ‘ New Zealand Times ’ :—The Home steamers Paparoa and Kaikoura, are engaged loading large shipments of dairyproduce for British markets. Ten to twelve thousand cases of cheese will be shipped. The Auckland and New Plymouth consignments of butter, to the extent of 51.000 boxes, arrived at Wellington an Tuesday by the Corinna. These coastal shipments arrived at satisfactory temperatures. The cheese, principally from the Wairarapa, is fairly uniform in make, and the appearance of all of it was excellent. While the cheese has been in store a number of factory managers from the Wairarapa visited Wellington to see their consignments graded. ALWAYS IN FRONT. Tt is announced that the splendid Arawa, now completing at Homo for the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company-, will make her first trip to the colony' from Liverpool, leaving that port on February--16. Her ports at this end will bo Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. When the same company brought cat the Mamari it was generally felt that they had produced the best cargo steamer in these waters. Now thev have gone one better. The New Zealand Shipping Company have also been moving. What with their new Orari and Opawa and the general installation of the invincible Clayton fire-extinguisher, thev are also well to the front. It- is gratifying to notice how these old-established companies, which first opened up the Home trade, still beatill other comers in the matter of well-ap-pointed ships. SHAW. SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY. LIMITED. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. The Gorinthic arrived Wellington 4th December: sails from Wellington 3rd January. 1907: duo. London 14th February: returns 7th March to Wellington and Lyttelton, and sails again 23rd May. 1907. The Matatua arrived Auckland 19th Xo. vember : now loading in .South: will sail from Lyttelton 16th January, to catch March sales. The Amea. now Pert Chalmers; after loading hi North, will sail for London from Wellington 10th January, to catch March r i!c.s. The Pert Driiiicin. due Wellington 27th I cc-fiber. ’ftor loading, will sail for l.f.r-'-.n He January. The ManciT-i. at Auckland : will -.nil rj,-- -"w ir-.i-cnUN, prunes, .allnnas. currims', ana ether Xu,s« finis at* .not to be -qualteu in tor.-:;. A. -mi J. MTar’are.^

finally for London, from Wellington, 31st January. The Gothic left Capo Town Bth December for Wellington and Lyttelton; due Wellington 31st December; will sail for London, from Wellington, 28th February, 1907.

The Waiwora left London Bth November for Dunedin and Lyttelton; due Dunedin 25th December ; will sail for London 31st January. The lonic arrived London 17lh December; sails 10th January for Wellington and Lyttelton; duo former 25th February; sails again for London 28th March. The Tokomam left London Bth December for Auckland. Wellington, and Timaru: dne 25th January; will sail tor London 28th February'. The Kumam left London 13th December for Wellington and .Lyttelton; due 28th January; leaves colony' end February, The Kararaea leaves London 3rd January for Dunedin and Lyttelton; due 20th February; will sail from the colony in March.

The Athcnic loft Wellington 6th December for London; duo 20th January; returns 7th February to colony; due Wellington 25th March, from where sho sails finally 25th April. The Maori left Wellington for London 21st November; duo sth January; sails again Ist February for Auckland and Wellington ; due 20th March. The Pakoha left Auckland 2nd December for Cardiff; due 21st January; sails Ist March for Dunodin and Lyttelton; due 21st April. The Arawa, new twin-screw steamer, leaves Liverpool 16th February for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; due 4th April; sails from colony in May. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, December 21.—Talune, from the South.—Waipori, for Newcastle. KAIPARA. December 21.—Kerenui, ketch, from the South.—Hazel Craig, for Svdnev. WELLINGTON, December 21.—Zealandia, for Lvttelton and Dunedin. GREYMOUTH. December p.m., Koonya, for Dunedin via Milford Sound. OAMAB.U, December 21.—10 p.m., Poherua, from Dunedin. MANNING RIVER, December 21. Waratah, schooner, for Wellington.