SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11195, 16 October 1899, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland—3.s9 a.m.; 4.30 p.m. „ „ Manukau—s.sß a.m.; 6.29 p.m. Sun—Eises, 5.7 a.m.; sets, 6.7 p.m. Moon—Full, Thursday. 9.36 a.m. ARRIVALS. OCTOBER 14. Hinemoa, Government s.s., 542, J. Bollans, from Wellington and the East Coast lighthouses. Passengers: Messrs. Hales and MitCollector of Customs, agent, Wellington, s.s., 279, E. Stephenson, from Whangarei Passengers: Mesdames Campbell, McKay, Misses Grey, McGregor. Campbell. Messrs. .lohnson. Brown. Campbell. McKay. Gray, Thomas. Thompson. Winter, and eight steerage—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. Stella, s.s.. 267. A. McKenzie, from Wharefeawa— L>.!and. O'Brien, and Co., agents. Muritai. s.s.. 225. Joseph Duthie, from Mercurv Bav. Kuaotmra. and Kennedy's Bay. Pa«engers: Messrs. Evan. Rae, Dempsey. Peebles, Coutts.-Northern S.S. Co., agents. Ohinemuri. s.s.. 70. T Haultain. from Ho- | houra and Wailnrara.-Nortliern S.S. Co., ai Chelmsford, s.s.. 70. J. Taw, from Whangspoua.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Grevhound. auxiliary schooner, 103. H. SubritzUy. from Awanui. Hohoura. and Wliansraroa. Passengers: Messrs. Penny. M. Jones, Hart, Jones, J. Karimull.-Master, agent. .. OCTOSEE la. 7ea'nndia s.s.. 3 m -Wired H. Thorpe from Srdrev ii is-c'ii c c , r ; : Mesdames Morton, Andrew. R:i«et!. Lean. Oodwin. Owen. Truelove. Reekie. Netherway. Rose. Hooper and child. McKenzie. Thomson. North. Beauchamp. Nicol. Dunk. Misses Hassell. Garland, Davis Eaton. Rawn=lev, McKenzie, Thomas, Glenn. Breunan. Reid Tobias (21. Morton. Yen. Archdeacon Laneley. Revs. Walsh and Rawnslev. Captain Mclsaac. Messrs. H. B. Morton. E. Morton. Campbell. Tobias, Howe, Reid. Pnnne. Cormack. Mahoney. Carlia. Creagii. Lean. Bennett. Godwin, McPherson(2), Elliott. Owen. Hall. Loosmore. McKenzie. Thomson. Foster. Morton. Vaughan, Sandford Hunt Jnne?. Pollock. Turner. Dunk. Latham. J. C'hinnery. Masters Morton 12). and 45 steerage.-L. D. Nathan and Co.. agents. Waimana, auxiliary schooner, 180, C. Hopkins. frjm Whskatane I'Jid Kuaotunu. Passenger-: Mr-. 0. Creeke. Miss B. Peebles, Messrs. F. Creeke. Harward. -Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Mapourika. s.s.. 1200. K. M. Farmer for Fnst Cca=> and Southern pcrts. Passengers: Mr' and Mrs. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon Me'danies Basse" and Young. Misses Gordon. Kef,ibe. Kennelly. Messrs. R. Baxendell. W. Watson. A. G. Henderson. H. Airey, a o Bore Rose. WmgSeld. Reynold? Williamson. A. Davis. Stephenson. C. S. Ewen. J. Duthie. and 15 steerage.—lnion ...... Co., " Xsnnguru. s.s.. (A. Scott, for Whangarei.-Nortlic-rn S.S. Co.. agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. « Australia, s.s.. via Melbourne and fanner, sailed October 4. , Mamiri. s.s.. direct, sailed September 25. St\r"ofEnsland. s.s.. via Melbourne and «vdnev sailed September 1. Sahara,'s.s.. via the South, sailed September Alice. torque. arrived r.t Wellington OctoStar "f the East, barque, via Wellington, a!?nMari£Amne. ™ Wellington, sailed October 15. "Mariposa. R M.S., October 24. 8.M.5.. October 24. rwi: , Taviuni, s.s., earlj. SYDNEY■ Talnne. s.s.. Sunday. K Republic ship, sailed October 7. Margarita, barque, early. TAHITI: Ovalau. s.s.. Friday. BAROTONGA: Ovalau, s.s.. Friday. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. NOT TORK; . . . Grace Deering. barque. to load. Alice, barque, to arrive. u\- iTANCIsrn: , Alameda, E.M.s., October 30. n-i-NW ■, . AVestralia, s.s.. to-day. FIJI; Hauroto, s.s.. Wednesday. Hauroto, s.s.. Wednesday. TOW A: , . Hauroto, s.s.. ednesday. CNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-dav- Rotoiti leaves Onehunga for the South at 4 p.m. 12.10 p.m. passenger train Wedn» s dav: Takapuna arrives at- Onehunga from the South: Hanroto leaves for Tonga and Samoa at 5 p.m. „ „ ntl ,. Thursday: Cpolu arrives from , the s ' o ? 1 Takapuna' leaves Onehunga for the South at 10 a.m. (8.65 a.m. passenger tram). _ Fridav Ovalan arrives from Tahiti ana Earotonga; Pukaki arrives from Timaru: Taieri arrives from West port. - h _ nß(l Saturday: Rotoiti arrives at hunga from the' South; Upolu leaves for the ..outh at noon. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. , To-dav: Clansman leaves for Russell and Northern ports at 7 p.m.; Muritai leave, for Kuaotunu and Mercury Ba> at 9 p.m., Chelmsford leaves for aiharara and Hohoura direct at 5 p.m.; TCaitangi leaves for Teirna. fIH-iancaniata. and Tanranga at 9 l) m • Wellington leaves for W hanaarei and Mangapai at 10.30 p.m.: Ngunguru arrives froufWhangarei Town ;Kanieri leaves for Waitara at 11.30 a.m.: Gleneig arri%e3 from Opunake and Wanganni; Ohinemuri leaves for Whananaki, Tutukaka, and >or.h-eTae"dav-at leaves for Tauranga and Ono'.iki at 5.30 p.m.; Ngunguru leaves for Whanzarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Ga:rloch arrives from New Plymouth: Muritai arrives from Mercury Bay. Kuaotunu. and Kennedy's Bav; Wellington arrives from WTiangarei; Waimana leaves for Whakatane 11 Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames daily. See advertisements daily papers. VESSELS IN IMRRni'R Zealandia. s.s.. at Queen-street Wharf. Hawke's Bay, s.s.. at Queen-street Wharf. Hauroto. s.s'.. at- Quay-street Jetty. • Kathleen Hilda, barque, at Railway Wharf. Grace Deering. at Queen-street Wharf. Silas, barque, at Railway Wharf. Mcdora, schooner, in stream. IIiPDBTiC Per Zealandia, from Sydney: 336 packages tea, 430 bags rice, 11 sack* seed. 116 bales gunnies, 141 bass bottles. 420 sacks bonedust, 59 bales kapok. 200 sack? salt, 265 sacks bones. 970 sacks manure. 58 coils coir yarn. 52 boxes canned fruits. 133 cases fruit. 39 bales paper, etc.. ( '5 ingots tin. 200 felloes. 17 casks whisky, 6 baths, li packages machinery. 20 rolls lead. 21 bars iron. 7 slabs marble. 7 boxes typewriters. 14 cases books, 150 sacks sugar, 20 licirs carbonate of soda. 5 cases currants. 5 anchors. 15 cases dressing, 24 case? drapery, and sundries. Til? Northern Company's steamer Wellington arrived from Whangarei on Saturday night with passenger? and general cargo, and leaves for the same place again to-night. On Saturday nighl the steamer Stella arrived from Wharekawa with a large raft of logs. The "rnhern Company's s'e.-.mer Marital arrived frr-.n ..'or.'nry Bay, Knaotnnn. and Kennedy's Hay on Saturday night, and leave; for the' same places again to-night. On Sati;'(i:;v night the auxiliary schooner Greyhound arrived from Awanui. Hohoura. and' T-'V.an.-.iroa with several passengers and a cargo of kauri gum and sundries. Sb» leaves Tor the North again on Wednesday evening Last night the auxiliary schooner Waimana arrived from Wliakalane and Kuaotmiu with several ii.is'engers ar.d 1100 sacks of maize and sundries. The Union Company's steamer Mapouriha lefi. on Saturday afternoon for East. Coast and Soiitheni ports. On Saturday the Northern Company 3 steamer '.;™r,:r;i left for Whangarei. The Northern Company'- sieanie; Clansman leave? for the North this evening. To-morrow the Tysor liner Ilav.'ke's Bav leaves for Napier and the South to continue her loading for London. At nine o'clock to-night the Northern Company's steamer Waitangi leaves foi Tairna. Whansamata. and Tauranga. The little yacht Yvonne sailed for Lvtte.ton on Saturday, being favoured with a fine fair wind. , „ . _ On Saturday morning the Cnmn Company > steamer Taieri arrived at Mes'port from Anckland. , ... The brigantine Aratapu will sail for Jelbonrne about Wednesday nest with a cargo of timber. ... ~. To-dav M R. C. Carr will offer by public auction' the wreck of the brigantine Stanley at the Red Mercury, also the cargo of timber by the same vessel. The American barque Grace Deering will commence discharging her cargo from New York to-day. The T'-ser liner InJramayo left Wellington for London via Las Palmas on Saturday. THE WESTRALIA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Westralia left Gisboßne for this port at 10 a.m. yesterday, and should arrive about the same hour today. She proceeds on to Sydney in the evening. A CUTTER ASHORE. News was brought to town yesterday that the cutter Leo was ashore at Rangitoto, near the wharf, and in a bad position. The cutter Flora went down to Rangitoto during the day. in order to lighten the Leo. by taking the cargo out of her. The Leo was bound \ from Whangarei to Auckland with a cargo ~ of coal. t THE ZEALANDIA. f'- The Iluddart-Parker steamer Zealandia, %> Captain Alfred H. Thorpe, arrived from Syd- '- nev last night, after a very pleasant voyage, ■' with a large number ol passengers in both , classes. On the trip the various games and i amusements were indulged in, and on Saturv - day evening a concert was held in the dining saloon, at which most of the passengers attended, and a miscellaneous programme, com- • ' prising songs, recitations, musical sketches, etc.. was successfully carried out. On ?? -Sunday morning divine service was held by ■ the -Yen. Archdeacon Langley, of St. Philip's. ■■■ Svdney. in the saloon, and in the evening ? by the Rev. Mr. Rawnsle.v, of Dunedin. in •'••• the second saloon, both services being well y.;.; attended. Of the voyage Mr. A. Cerutty. . the purser, to whom we are indebted for our

I files, reports: The Zealandia left Sydney wharf at 5.15 p.m., and cleared the Heads at 5.55 p.m. on the lltli inst.; had the Three Kings abeam at 5.30 a.m., Cape Maria Van Diemen at 7.35 a.m., and rounded the North Cape at 9.3 a.m. on the 15th, arriving at 11.30 p.m. Experienced moderate to fresh southerly winds, with westerly seas and fine weather, to the North Cape; thence fine weather and smooth seas to arrival. The Zealandia leaves for East Coast and Southern ports tomorrow afternoon. THE HINEMOA. The Government steamer Hinemoa, Captain J. fiollans, arrived from Wellington and the East Coast on Saturday evening, berthing at the Railway Wharf. Some splendid workwas done bv the crew at East Cape Island in the way' landing material and stores, no fewer than 64 boatloads and 11 raft loads being landed in two and a-half days, the whole amounting to 185 tons. This is a record, and the crew are to be complimented upon their excellent work. The Hinemoa left Wellington at 1 p.m. on the 4th inst., and called at Portland Island the next day, where stores, etc.. were landed, and the steamer proceeded on to Poverty Bay. where the buoys were cleaned and overhauled. A call was made at Kawakawa the nest day, and Eifet Cape island reached at 11 a.m. on the 7th. Landed cargo, etc.. on that day and the Bth. Owing to a strong north-west breeze and sea prevailing on the 9th no work could be done on that date, bot the wind and sea moderated on the 10th, and the work completed at 3 p.m. on that date, and the steamer went on to Tauranga, which was reached on the 11th, but being Labour Day no work was done. The buoys in the harbour were cleaned and overhauled on the 12th arid 13th, and Cnvier Island was reached on the morning of the 14th. Landed stores, etc., and left for Auckland, arriving at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday. The Hinemoa leaves for the Northern lighthouses to-morrow, and returns to Wellington by the West Coast, calling in at Onehunga to overhaul the buoys there. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Rotoiti, s.s.. John Robertson, from Wellington and New Plymouth. Passengers: Messrs. Clegg, B. Clegg, Griffin, Black, Kilsing, Stapleton. Mesdames Palmer and child. Evans, Kilsing. Burton, Rev. Evans. Drs. Le Brun and Hutchinson. Messrs. S. K. Sleigh. Hood, P. Ash bolt. riddle. A. Brace. F. Howard. Evans. Buchanan. H. Muspratt, Leonard, Fairclough, W. Hildreth, Munro, D. Souter. 11. S. Anderson, J. Lawson, and 18 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Gertie, s.s.. Captain Eollins, from Grey-mouth.-Master, agent. DEPARTURES. Gairlcch, s.s., W. F. Norbury, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Mrs. Hawke, Misses McLeod. Best, EUett, Messrs. Brown, Harvey, Hawke, and eight steerage-Northern S.S. Co., agents. .The Union Company's steamer Rotoiti arrived at 9.30 a.m. on Saturday from Wellington and New Plymouth. The s.s. Gertie arrived at 5 a.m. on Saturday from Greynlouth with a cargo of coal._ Yesterday morning the Northern Company's steamer Gairloch left for New Plymouth. BY TELEGRAPH. MARSDEN POINT. October Arrived: Clio, ketch. Norval. schooner. Sailed: I'nkapuka and Totara, scows, for Auckland. HOKIANGA. October 14,-Arrived: Kanieri, s.s., from Onehunga. GISBORNE. October 15.—Arrived: Malourika, s.s.. from Auckland. Sailed: Westraßa, s.s., for Auckland. WELLINGTON. October 14.—Arrived: Takapuna, s.s. from Onehunga and New Plvmoutb: Rotorua. s.s., from Nelson and Picton. Sailed: Haupiri, s.s., for Picton. Nelson, and the West Coast; Indramayo. s.s.. for London, via LasPalmas; Rotorua." s.s.. for Lyttelton; Waiwera. « s., for Lyttelton. October 15—Arrived: Brunner, s.s.. Herald, s.s.. from Westport; Te Anan, s.s. Upoln, s.s. Tanpo. s.s.. from the South. The Monowai. which arrived from Sydney last night, brought 153 passengers for all ports. LYTTELTON. October 15.—Arrived: Waiwera, s.s., Rotorua, s.s., from Wellington; Hawea. s.s., Tolosa. s.s.. from Timarn. PORT CHALMERS. October 14.—Arrived: Ilala, ship, from Wellington. October Arrived: Waihora, s.s., from Lyttelton; Morayshire, s.s. from Loudon via Sydney. BLUFF. October Arrived: Pnkaki, s.s.. from Dunedin; Tomoana. s.s., from Port Chalmers. WESTPORT. October 14,-Arrived: Taieri, s.s., from Auckland. SYDNEY. October 14.—Arrived: Talune. s.s.. from Auckland; Ilanda Isle, barquentine, from Kaipara; Pendle Hill, barquentine, from Napier. NEWCASTLE. October Sailed: Eio. barquentine, for Napier. MELBOURNE. October 14.—Sailed: Mary Moore, barque, for New Zealand. TOWNBVILLE. October 14.—Arrived: Frank Guy, barquentine from Kaipara. LONDON. October 13.—Arrived: Star of New Zealand, a.s., from the Bluff (August 26). NEW YORK. October 13.—Sailed: Clan MacLeod, barque, for Wellington and Auckland. THE CANADIAN MAIL. BRISBANE, October 14,-Arrived: Warrimoo, R.M.s.. from Vancouver. Sailed: Miowera, E.M.s., for Vancouver. THE KUMARA. HOBART. October 14.—Arrived: Kuinara, s.s., from London and Capetown. She sails at noon to-day for Wellington. She landed two passengers for Australia, and has 45 for New Zealand. ' THE MOKOIA. BLUFF. October 15.-Arrived: Mokoia, S.S., from Melbourne and Hobart. Passengers for Auckland: Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and three children and two steerage. THE TAKAPUNA. . WELLINGTON, October 15.—T0 sail at 6 p.m.: Takapuna. s.s. for Nelson. New Plymouth, and Onehunga. Passengers: Misses Christian, Hebbertv, McNeil. Miller. Aekroyd '2), Johnston." King. Wvlde, Rov.den, Hoare, Mesdames Orr, Pope and two children. McDonald, Serra and children, Marks and child, Standen, Perceval, Watt?. Messrs. Pratt. Marker, Malcolm, , Cnom. Rond, Lowe. Joseph. Barker, Webb, i Vraser, Hon re. Kirk. Rnzg. Thompson, Butt, j Bear, Strachan. Tate, Riley, James, Dr. Scanlon. _________