SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11203, 25 October 1899, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland-11.33 a.m.: 11.56 p.m. „ Manukan—l.32 a.m.; 1.55 p.m. Boil—BiEo3, 4.56 a.m.; sets, 6.16 p.m. Moon-Last quarter, to-morrow, 9.11 p.m. WEATHER FORECAST. Captain Edwin telegraphed yesterday as follows:—" North-cast to east and south gale, with rain and heavy sea; glass fall, and high tides." ARRIVALS. Wellington, s.s., 279, E. Stephenson, from Whangarei. Passengers: Miss Babe, Messrs. Reyburn, Glover, R. Carter, Coleman, Wakelin, McCowell, and six steerage.—Northern S.S. Co:, agents. Muritai, 8.3., 225, Joseph Dulhie, from Mercury Bay, Kuaotnnu, and Kennedy's Bay. Passengers: Mr. Nicholson and one steerage. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Ngungurn, 6.5., 84, Scott, from Whangarei. Passengers: Messrs. Vince and Forster.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Akaroa. s.s., 76, R. Wilson, from Red Mercury Isl 'nd with wrecked brigantine Stanley to tow.—Parker, Lamb, and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Talnne, e.s., 2078,' C. Spinks, for East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: Mr, and Mrs. Ilobson and two children, Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas, Jlesdames W. A. Scott, Williams, two children, and maid, Evans, Tra.ves, Misses 1,. Duckworth, Onaile. Twiname, Evans (2), Brown, Knight, Messrs. Lutbbridge, Leigbton, Bartholomew, Stewart. J. H. Elder, Williams, Brown, Oxley, W. Service, Lndbrook, Dixon, McLean. Oeorge. Evans, Maxwell, J. Endean, Thomas. A. B. Moir. R. J. Aiken, R. Moate, H. H. Hartley, T. Elliott, W. Rack. Constablo Hodgson, Masters Evans and Williams (2), 20 steerage, and original from SydneyUnion S.S. Co., agents. ■ Taieri, e.s.. 1668. E. Stott. for Westport.— Union S.S. Co., agents. Ovalan, s.s., 1229, F. W. Macbeth, for Rarotonga and Tahiti. Passengers: Messrs. Baxter and Ilemus, and four steerage.—Union S.S. Co.. agents. Waiotnhi, s.s:. 278. A. F. Johnson, for Tauranga and Opotiki.—Northern S.S. C 0.,, agents. _ ' Ngiingurn. s.s.. 84, Scott, for Whangarei.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON: Star of Australia, s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed October 4. Mamari, s.s.. direct, sailed September 25. Otarama, b.s., direct, to sail October 31. MEW YORK : Star of England, s.s.. via Melbourne and Svdnev, sailed September 1. Sahara, s.s., via the South, sailed September 1. Gairloch. s.s.. via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed October 10. Alice, barque, sailed from Wellington October 21. Star of the East, barque, via Wellington, sailed August 24. Clan Macleod, barque, via Wellington, sailed October 13. BAN FRANCISCO: Mariposa, R.JI.S., to-day. SAMOA: Mariposa, E.M.s., to-day. Manapouri, s.s., November 9. FIJI: Taviuui. s.s.. to-morrow. Rotokino, s.s., Saturday. SYDNEY• Alameda. R.M.s.. Snnday. Westralia, s.s., Monday. NEWCASTLE: Republic, ship, sailed October 7. Margarita, barque, sailed October 20. SURPRISE ISLAND: Einpreza. barque, due. UNION S.S. CO.'B MOVEMENTS. To-day: Mariposa arrives from San Francisco, and leaves for Sydney soon after arrival; Takapuna arrives at Onehunga from the South. , Thursday: Mapourika arrives from the South: Taviuni arrives from Suva and Levuka: Takapuna leaves Onehunga for the South at 1 p.m. (noon passenger train). Friday: Taviuni leaves for Wellington direct at noon; Pnkaki leaves for Wellington, Dnnedin. and Bluff. Saturday: Omapere arrives from East Coast ports, and leaves for East Coast ports and the South; Rotokino arrives from Fiji; Mapourika leaves for the South at- noon. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-dav: Waimana leaves for Whakatane at 8 a.m.; Muritai leaves for Great Barrier at midnight; Gairloch leaves for New Plymouth at 1 p.m.;. Ngungurn arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf; Wellington leaves for Whangarei, Marsden Point, Mangapai, Whangarei Heads, and Parua Bay, at 10.30 p.m.; Kanieri arrives from Waitara; Terranora arrives from Whangapoua Thursday: Muritai arrives from Great Barrier; Chelmsford leaves for Whangapoua at 8 p.m.: Wellington arrives from Whangarei; Waitangi arrives from Tauranga, Taima, and Whangamata; Ngungurn leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Glenelg arrives from Hokianga, Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames daily. See advertisements daily papers. IMPORTS. Per Pukaki: 740 socks and bags Atlas flour, 700 sack oats.—T. H. Hall and Co. Last evening the Union Company's steamer Ovalan left for the Cook and Society Islands with the usual miscellaneous cargo. The Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi left last evening for Taurai'ga and Opotiki. Last night the Northern Company's Steamer Ngungurn left lor Whangarei. The Northern Company's auxiliary schooner Waimana leaves this morning for Whakatane. This evening the auxiliary schooner Medora leaves for Whangaroa. Hohoura, and Awanui. . ~ , , Yesterday the brigantine Carin sailed from Kaipara for Sydney with a cargo of timber. The Harbour Board's magazine hulk Cloud was floated out- of the Auckland Dock yesterday, and berthed at the Queen-street Wharf, where her fitting out will be completed. The Northern Company's steamer Wellington arrived from Whangarei last evening with passengers and general cargo, and leaves for the same place again to-night. Last night the Northern Company's steamer Muritai arrived from Mercury Bay, Kuaotunu, and Kennedy's Bay, and leaves at 12 o'clock to-night for the Great Barrier. Yesterday afternoon the Union Company's steamer Talune left for East Coast and Southern ports. Th? Union Company's steamer Taieri left for Westport last evening, and loads coal back to Auckland. H.M.s. Mildura arrived at Port Chalmers from Lyttelton yesterday, and is expected to return to Lyttelton about November 8. THE MARIPOSA. Tho American mail steamer Mariposa is due this morning from San Francisco. Honolulu, and Apia, and proceeds on to Sydney a few hours after arrival. THE TAVIUNI. The Union Company's steamei Taviuni is due from Fiji to-morrow, and leaves for Wellington on Friday. NEW SUBMARINE BOAT. PARIS, October 23.—The submarine boat Narval has been launched at Cherbourg. THE ZEALANDIA The Iluddart-Parker steamer Zealandia left Lyttelton for the North yesterday, and is due at Auckland on Saturday morning, and proceeds on to Sydney the same afternoon. A special advertisement in connec- ; tion with tile Zealandia will be found in another part of this issue. THE WESTRALIA. As the Hnddart-Parker steamer Westralia will be docked for cleaning and painting at Sydney this trip, she will not leave that port for Auckland until to-morrow evening, and is expected to arrive on Monday night next. THE STANLEY. The steamers Akaroa and Waitoa arrived from Red Mercury Island yesterday morning with the wrecked brigantine Stanley in tow. The steamers left the island on Saturday last, and those on board had a somewhat anxious time of it coming along with tho wreck, and all engaged In the work are to be complimented upon the success which has attended their efforts. The Stanley was anchored off Messrs. Parker, Lamb, and Co.'s mills, near Freeman's Bay, and the work of getting the timber out of her will be proceeded with at once. The vessel is a complete w<d£k, and will have to be broken up as soon, as the cargo has been discharged. X ~ -J?HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINE. " The Norddeutsclier Lloyd will be by far the largest individual steamship company in the world when steamers which are building and about to leave the stocks are added to their fleet. The new steamers are two huge freight steamers, building in England. Messrs. Wigiiam, Richardson, and Co., of Newcastle, are completing the twin-screw steamer Hannover, of 7500 tons register, to be followed by a similar steamer. In Germany the company arc building at the Vulcan works, Stettin, a new Atlantic greyhound, of 14,000 tons register, with a speed of from 23 to 24 Knots, and two fast passenger steamers Konig Albert and Princess Irene, of 10,500 tons each, for the Eastern line. F. Scliichau, of Danzig, is building for this company the Grosser Kurfurst, of 12,500 tons, for the Australian service. and Messrs. Blohm and Voss, of Hamburg, have launched the Rhein and Main, s' both of 10,500 tons, and expected in these •waters in March and April respectively. At J. C. Tecldenberg's works the Necltar, of 10,000 tons, Koln and Frankfurt, of 7500 tons each, are being built. On the stocks of the Bremen Vulcan works, in Vegesack, the steamers Strassburg and Wuerzburg, of 5000 tons each, are being built, and on the Weser tho Deli, of 1200 tons, and a large tender, the Undine, for the N.D.L. passenger service in Gibraltar. The above are all twin-screw ■ V steamers of the most modern type r.nd of the |g» highest class at Lloyd's PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Cu , ARRIVALS). Gairloch, 8.5., W. F. Norbury, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Mesdames Livingstone and family, Thompson. Horner and family. Misses Block (21, Dr. King. Messrs. J. '-■ Bollard, M.H.R., Livingstone, Todd, Gilchrist, Hatcher, M. Casey, Contts, Stone, Glen. Hastie, J,:,: Walton, Horner, Graham. Barnaby, and four - . steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. • / Glenelg, 8.5., A. H. Austin, from Wanganui I*"'. and'Oimhako. ; -Northern S.S. Co.,, agents.' * The Northern Company's steamors Gairloch Ft?'., and Glenelg; arrived yesterday,'-the former J|&-.. from New Plymouth, • and the. latter .from Wanganui and Opunake, . :■ .