SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10594, 8 November 1897, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland—s.43a.m. 0.5 p.m. • . . ■„■■ ■ Manultau—7.l2 a.m.; 8.4 p.m. ~ SHN—Rises, 4.40 a.ro ; jets, 0.3(1 p.m. , /■ ,• \- t ■'! k), 1 : MOON-Ful), to-morrow, 9.21 p.m. r " • , ' ARRIVALS. . '. ' &'• Mararoa. b.s.; 2593, E. iPhillips,' from Sydney. Passengers: Mesdames f Arkell, s£M Shakespeare and , child, Clarke, Wright, Buttle, Graham and child, Wade, Fletcher, W& Lees, Brown, Halyday and family (2), Pear--8 eon and family (2), Smoker, Callaghan, Kershaw, Sellars, Egglcsden, Webb, Wickham, lookwood, DeGaris, Duncan, Clayton, «§■s■ Batts, Lane, Misses B. Wood.* Smith; Judge, Clarke,' : Beckforcl, ' Petcliett, Whitehead, Adamson, ' Bedford, Batty, Revs. Bickford. C. Lancaster, E. J. Wat- ? > kin, Groves, 7 Wheen, W. Williams, 'W. ift; Dumiiug, J. Beak, Dr. Brown, Lane, W. t& 'i- Clark. W. Jeffries, R. Bavin, A. J. Webb, J. E. Carruthers, H. Williams, W. H. Beale,W. hji, IH. Rodgcrs, J.Woolenough.H. Youngman, J. Wf' E. Moulton,|Dr. Sellars, W. W. Rutlcdge, jjjpli A. Hutchison, W. H. Fitchett, J. Nicholr#:r; son; T. Adamson, J. A. Marsland, E. W. £ Nye, J. Haslani, S, Knight, F. Neale, W. fei'A; Langsford, C. T. Newman, J. B. Sfe Stephenson, H. H. Teague, J. D. Langsforrt, piiiH.T. Burgess, J. Couperwaito,',R. Kelly, R. ijS# S. Casely, J. Berry, G. E. Rowe, H. Bath, t\Drs. 11. Milton, Wilkinson, R. Biinmitfc, M Captain Dceble, Major Graham, Messrs. P&', Charles, W. T. Donaldson, E. L. Oopermann, A. Ro'dgers, M. A. Boss, W. Davis, • Edgari E. J, D. Boswell, Wright, Buttle, F. J. Colt, T. W. Wilkinson, T. J. Clayton, SlPf W. T. Brownell, G. Chessett, Vossey, W. Mansford, Jakins, G. E. Dering, W. Foxall,' J. Wade, W. Robson, W. Lloyd, T/E. !ii: Pearson, E. E. Mitchell, Larney, Duucaw, v . R. Aland, J. W. Langsford, J. Smoker, n. 0i L. Daser, W. Hillett, McKeown, W. Gibson, m A.'Gibson,. W. T. Reid, 0. Stratford, D. . Hock, G. Kronfeld, S. Powell, S. J. Hill, Or. r" .Jones, L. Kershaw, R. S. Sellers, W. H. If* Barnes, S. Pickering, J. S. Bennett, R. feSi- Jones, Egffleston, W. Coltinan, ebb, P. (fe; Samson, Whitehead, T. Martin, J. Nick- ■ ham, Lockwood, S. King, A. Harkness, J. > Callaghan, E. De Garis, E. W. Priest, !. ■ Rhodes, J. Chostam, and 58 steerage.-Union S.S. Co., agents. %'<' -- Waihora, s.s., 2003, R. Neville, from South|p? "cra' and East Coast Ports. Passengers :- f;-:' Mesdames Cargill, Ansdell. Grierson, Begg, 4;' Paterson, Dellow, Croll, Harrold, Beatli, fp-L Johnston. Hotchins. Duncan, Carter, BlanP®chard, Wood, McKay, Hatton, Briscoe, Howie, Boulion, Spriggs, Nolan, Misses f&i AshtSn, Chapman, Grierson, Warren, Carr, Scott, Grantham, Dalziel, Brown (2), Harfi:? ley, Greig, McKay, Saunders, Houlden, Revs. Tennent, Carr, Lee, Buttle, Parson, fei Messrs. Ausdell, Campbell, Styles, Ritchie, f;'i Bege, Paterson, Black well, Harris, Croll, fef Anues, Lovell, Reading (2), Hotchins, Brown, Duncan, MeClurg, Wilson, Carter, ! - Cox, Massey, Ewen, Ward, Williams, Mc- , - Kay, Merricks, Mann, Rich, Cafiin, Briscoe, i© Roberts, Thomas, Score, Clark, Nolan, PitV:'. tar, Brown, Ross, Lopdell, Inspector EmerfeS son;, and 27 steerage.-Union S.S. Co., Sy© agents. fey Clansman, s.s., 300, W. Farquhar, from [Tauranga. Passengers: Misses Duffiis, I" Murphy, ' Morrison, Mcßoberts, Conway, afe Mesdames i Raymond, Mcßoberts, Duffns, Ijjpff Wright, Reed, Badger, McKenzie, Beckeds, Humphreys, Messrs. Forder, Scott, Porter, ■$,'Mann, Simpson, Bailey, Allen, French, Judge £0 Gill, Revs. Jordan and Goodyear.—Northern S.S. Co.,.agents. Waiotahi, s.s., 278, A. F. Johnson, from fpFi Opotiki and Tauranga. Passengers: Mrs. Maunsell, Revs. Martin, and Maunsell, Messrs. Abbott, Bradbury, Bond, Mills(2).— Ife® Northern S.S. Co., agents. te"-'- lona. s.s., 220, J. lluthie, from Mercury Bay, Kuaotunu, and Kennedy's Bay. Passengers : — Miss Sloane, Messrs. Chester, |M Nankerville, Hemming, and five steerage.— PpNorthern S.S. Co., agents. Douglas, s.s., 52, T. Haultain, from Wha* S.; l . garei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Brave, scow, 109, J. Gomez, from Ngu-feJngurn.-G. V. Edgcumbe, agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. ' Star of England, s.s., 3696, G. W. Weecb, for London, via Southern PcrtSi—Arthur H. Ma; Nathan,' agent. ■ Te Anau, s.s., 1652, John Bernech, for East Coast and Southern Ports. Passengers: pl Mesdames Baxter, Dalrymple, . Rathbone, |& Rogers, Porter and child, Misses Baxter, Ferguson, Gillingham, Ashwin, Buller, McKeuzie, Messrs. T. Morton, H. P. Grey, T. - Murray, S. Kee, and 20 steerage.-Union fteS.S. Co., agents, "i ■' Chelmsford, s.s., 70, C. Hopkins, for - Tauranga and Whakatane.— S.S. I ■ Co., agents. p!-f;'V " DEPARTURES. i fp'S v Star of England, s.s., for Napier. pp. '(.■ Te Anau, s.s., for the South. ' ' Chelmsford, s.s., for Tauranga and Whaka- ®|.: tane,. . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. iokdok : 1 "■' Rarigatira, s.s. (direct), sailed Sept, 26. ' Star of New Zealand, s.s., via Melbourne i' . , and Sydney, sailed September 28, Ss i, Star of Victoria, s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed October 22. i ' ■ Waikato, s.s. (direct), sailed October 6. ;l; Indraghiri, via Melbourne and Sydney, loading.. ; I\Y YORK: ■ gfts • Alice, barque (to Wellington), sailed August 6. '. ■ ' • Samar, barque (via Lyttelton), sailed pflfrli.'. September 16. %' " ■ Abiel Abbst, barfjuentine, to sail Nov. 19, Bra? BAN FRANCISCO : XV. -■ Alameda, R.M.s,, December2, SAMOA! mwf Ovalau, s.s., Friday. ,: Alameda, R.M.s., December 2, FIJI: . Ovalau, s.s., Friday,l §M- '- Sydney : if-V \ • Anglian, s.s,, November 15. |||K> NEWCASTLE: . Empreza, barque, early. : m•"> -i; • Woosung, barque, early, ,'/'' Asia, barque, early. - v ■ POST KEMBLA : fpl& - Hauda Isle, barquentine, sailed Nov. 6,. v CALCUTTA: >,'0' v Wanaka, s.s., to sail November 20. Jmg IiYTTELTON : •• S&v :; :- Broughton, barque, sailed October 31. DUNEDIN: J • Casa Blanca, barque, sailed November 3. |lf/' . PROJECTED DEPARTURE, LONDON: eit/; ''J Casa Blanca, barque, to arrive, Pleione, ship, to arrive. jfife HEW YORK: Clan MacLeod, barque, to load. rAN FRANCISCO : . Moana, R.M.s., November 27. 'j«aiOA: '<, - Ovalau, s.s., November 17. Moana, R.M.s., November 27. |||j JYDNEY ' " , , ' Waihora, s.s., to-day. wji: Ovalau, s.s., November 17. PI TONGA: ■' ■ . ' t Ovalau, s.s., November 17. • . | & UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. &T*'' Today.—Takapuna leaves Onehupga for ■: South 6 p.m.: Waihora leaves for Sydney 5 ji.m.; Orowaiti leaves Ouehunga for . West- / port. i Tuesday.— leaves for South 2 p.m. • ■. Wednesday.— arrives atOnehunga. noon. . Thursday.— arrives from East f§y-C uoast ports and v South; Rotorua arrives iff./S from South Mahinapua leaves for South hM'O: from Onehunga; Brunner leaves for East Wi Coast and South 5 p.m. St,'■'. ''" 'fi • " Friday,—Ovalau arrives from Fiji and H'-'-'.'-r- Tonga.' . :'. : ; ; . . . Saturday.— leaves for South at noon, 5 H '.NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. : v 1 To-day.—Gairloeh leaves for New ■ Ply>lSlf mouth at 1 p.m.; Ngnngiira for Wharigarei ®VmTown ! Wharf at 10 p.m.; Wellington arrives from Whangarei; Ivanieri leaves for - Hokiinga at 1 p.m.; Waiotahi leaves ' for Tauranga and Opotiki at 7 p.m.; lona for the ■ Great Barrier at 10 p.m. . A' v . ... Tuesday.—Waitaugi leaves on an excur--1 sion to Coromandel at 6 a.m.: Clansman, on an excursion to Waihekeat 9.30 p.m.; Wei fj*;; lington to " Waiwera at' 10 , a.m.; -. Clansman leaves'for Russell, 'Whangarqa, and Mango ' ® nui, at 7 p.m.; Muritai for Kuaotunu, Mer- ■ cury Kay, and Kennedy's Bay, at midnight Coromandel leaves for. Waiheke at 9 a.m. $0] and returns about 5 p.m. . - 'Jf Wednesday,-Gairloeh arrives from Ren "fPlymouth .Waitangi leaves for Kuaotunu Mercury Bay, Tairua. and \yimngamata at, 1t ■■ p.m. ■ Chelmsford arrives ; from Tauratigt and Whakatane; r Wellingtonleaves foi Whungarei; llarsden Point, and Mangapai at 9.30 p.m.; Glenelg arrives from Opunakf ind and Wanganui. - - i : '' Thursday.-Gairloeh leaves for New 1-ly noHth-Ml i P.m.; Nguuguru ; arrives froir WmmiiimA i Town Wharf Douglas t leave! tor V) hangarci »Town Wharf , at • 5 . p.m.] Wellington arrives from WhauEtarei; Gleuelf ;• ; 'leavesforOpuuaka'and Wanganui at 1 p.m.; ;, ~ Kamerifrom Hokiauga. ; -j, Fbidat.—Clansinau arrives from Russell At; G. a.m., ' and leaves ' for, Tauranga at I p.m.;. Chelmsford \ leaves ; for ;• Waiheke if, a ', m '' , an( * returns t about :5 v p.m. ; \\ lin ? fco » • leaves for Whangarei, Marsdcn Point, 'Whankarei; Heads, and 'Mangapai nt 10.30 p.m.« Muritai for, Kuaotunu, Mereurv Bay, and Kennedy's' Bay at 0 p;m\'; : Kanieri leaves tor Waitara at 1 p.m.; Gienelg lea^ lor Opunake aud Wanganui at 1 p.m. iti"':,. .... I- - 'vSifO.''ii

'' vir "' Thames';' Service.-Steamers leave •' for Thames, Paeroa, and Coromandel daily, Bee advertisement# daily papers, 1 'V ~ . ", VESSELS iN HARBOUR." ; ' This lilt (ion* not InoluiJo ew«Mr». Mararoa, b.s., at Queen-street Wharf. ■ •' Waihora, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. , ■ Clan MacLeod, barque, at eet Jetty. Excelsior, barque, at Railway Whart.. Onyx, barque, at Quay-street .Uty. Waitemata, barquentine, at Railway Wharf. Neptun, barquentine. in dock. . ■ ■ ' IMPORTS., ■ nnn . f Per Mararoa, from Sydney: 299 pieces timber, 10,000 spokes, 8 shafts, 131 packages tea, 7 cases plimsolb, 26 cases cunos, 80 packages ginger, 9 cases marble, 10 slabs marble, 75 packages currants, 120 bars iron, 40 bundles iron G wlnsKy, 90 ingots tin, 75 bundles palings, jOO rails, .w crates bottles, 10 kegs soda, 320 bags rice, 8 bundles galvanised tubes, -1 packages furniture 20 lengths pipe, 48 boiler tabes, 36 cases wine 335 bags salt, 9 cases books, 15 cases mfffepMsence 50 boxes sultanas, 250 sash weights, 115 half-cases fruit, 250 bags sugar, 68 single tubes, 3 slabs slate, 10J tons shale, 93 pain naves. 104 grindstones, 3steel girders, 232 ha"S bones, 142 bags bottles, 450 packages sundries and transhipments per Mcnmuir, Virawa, Australia), Ormiiz, Oonah, Candia, Wndonsa, Zainbo, Rockton, Tainan. Per Waihora, from the South: 1919 sacks potatoes, 150 oats, 255 sacks flour, 280 sacks chaff, 80 sacks oatmeal, 1500 bundles and bars iron, 161 tins lead, 50 drums oil, 50 cases jam, 50 cases whisky, 40 boxes soap, 24 crates biscuits, 777 sacks wheat, 40 boxes tea, 48 sashweights, and 100 tons transhipments ex Ben Nevis, Rimutaka, and lonic, The Northern Co.'s steamer Clansman arrived from Tauranga yesterday morning. She leaves for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonui at 7 p.m. to-morrow. On Saturday night the Northern Co, steamer Waiotahi arrived from Opotiki and Tauranga with passengers, and a cargo of maize, etc. She leaves for the same places again at 7 o'clock this evening.', Yesterday morning the Northern Co. steamer lona arrived from Mercury Bay, and Kuaotunu. She leaves for the Great Barrier at 10 o'clock to-night. ' The Northern Company's steamer Douglas arrived from Whangarei on Saturday with a cargo of coal. On Saturday morning the Tyser liner Star of England left for Napier to contniue her loading for London. The Union Company's steamer Te Anan left for East Coast and Southern ports on Saturday afternoon. Yesterday the scow Bravo arrived from Ngungnrn with 130 tons coal. The Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford left for Tauranga and Whakatane on Saturday evening. The Northern Company's Thames, Upper Thames, and Coromaudel steamers now berth and leave from the new jetty off Quay-street. At 10 o'clock to-night the Northern Company's steamer Ngunguru leaves for the town wharf, Whangarei. \ The barque Noma arrived at Port Chalmers from New York on Saturday night, after a passage of 115 days, The Sydney morning Herald says"Several of the homeward ships from Australia are in the overdue list. The one from Sydney, the Westgate, with a valuable cargo, and about which 15 guineas premium was paid a fortnight ago, has arrived after a passage of 135 days. There are some of the concentrate ships from South Australia' out very much longer. In the list are the Colbert, 180 days from Port 'Augusta, for Antwerp , Cynisca, 210 days, from Port Pirie: and the Tennos* seiin and Saiut Monan, all out long dates, The Vigil, from New Zealand, is 130 days out to London, and the Asterion, from Auckland, 125 days out to London ; but after the safe arrival of the Westgate being announced there is felt to be less cause for apprehension. • The barque Maria has arrived at Sydney from the Kaipara. . The barqnentine Handa Isle has sailed from Port Kembla for Auckland with a cargo of coal. THE MARAROA.— FAST PASSAGE. The Union Company's steamer Mararoa, Captain Edwin Phillips, arrived from Sydney yesterday morning, after a splendid run oi 3 days 14 hours. The steamer had a very full passenger list, comprising 156 saloon and 58 steerage for Auckland, and about 'JO in both classes for Southern ports. Throughout the passage an average of 14.3 knots per hour was maintained. Mr. A. C. Walker, the purser,' to whom we are indebted for our files, reports The Mararoa left the company's wharf, Margaret-street, Sydney, at 4.15 p.m., and cleared the Heads at 4.45 p.m. on the 3rd inst. Sighted the Three Kings at 2.30 p.m. on the fith; passed Tiritiri at 6.30 a.m., and berthed ac the Queen-street Wharf at 7.45 a.m. on the 7th. Strong westerly winds and fine weather prevailed throughout the trip. The Mararoa leaves for East Coast and Southern ports at 2 p.m. to-morrow. THE WAIHORA. •Yesterday afternoon the Union Company's steamer Waihora, Captain R. Neville, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports with a number of passengers and a quantity of general cargo. Mr. A. Murley, the purser, reports that the steamer left Dunedin on the 2nd instant, and called at Lyttelton, Napier, Wellington, and Gisborne, leaving the latter port at 10 a.m. on the 6th, and arriving at 3.30 p.m. yesterday. Experienced fine weather as far as Gisborne; thence strong head winds and heavy seas to arrival. The Waihora leaves for Sydney at 5 p.m. today. (TRANSHIPMENTS. By the Mararoa from Sydney yesterday transhipments ex Menmuir, Virawa. Australien, Ormuz, Oonah, Candia, Wodonga, Zambo, Rockton, Tsinan, from London, the Continent, China, Calcutta, and Australian ports, came to hand. The Waihora from the South yesterday brought up transhipments ex Rimntaka and lonic, from London, and Ben Nevis, from Glasgow. .