SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11535, 21 November 1900, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Hiafc. Water at Auckland—6.sl sun.; 6.12 p.m Sun—Biies, JO a.m.; seta.j6.43 p.m. Moon—New, to-morrow, 6.43 p.m. WEATHER FORECAST. Captain Edwin telegraphed yesterday: " Moderate to strong northerly winds; glass fan." ARRIVALS. Alameda. 8.M.5., SXO. K. Van lOteren dorp, from San Francisco. Honolulu, and Apia- Pa* wingers: Mr. and Mrs. W. Cresswell. Mr. and Mra. 0. 11. Preedman. Mr. and Mrs. A. i. Symons, Mr. and Mrs, R. etruthers, Mr. and Mrs. O. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Feel Mrs. C. M. Gary, Mrs. O. S. Kidd. Dr. A. Marques, Messrs. L. Abbott, E. B. Realw, William Duncan. John Foden. J. G. Giiberd. G. S. Geddes, H. Goode. W. Jamison. A. Peterson. A. Manner. B. G. Singer. A. F. G. Symons, Edward speechley, Neville Bpeechley. A. J. Smith, K. Smith, T. G. Honevdiffe, J. L. TillotsoD. P. J. Winter, John frateoa. T. D. Woodruffe, James Barclay, and 20 steerage. For Sydney: 29 gaJocn and 30 steerage.—union S.S. Co.. agents. Wellington, s.s.. 279, E. Stephenson, from Whangarei. Passengeri: Me=dames Hall. Plavell. Bailer and son, BeT. Baird, Messrs. Leyland. E. Crosby, Harvey. Renddeli. Marcroft. Hunter. Killen. Tee-dale. Barnett, Nicboll*>, Clemen*, Smith. Lee. and eight steer?.^.— S.S. Co., agents. Terranora, p.s.. 350. E. McLeod. from Whakatane.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. Muritai. s.s.. 225, J. Duthie. from Mercury Bay and KoaoUmo. Pa*=e"nyer3: Mesdame* Nicholson. Ba«iu?Til!e. MelJer. Miss Wright, Messrs. Nicholson. MadilL Marshall, Mc-ller. Shannon.—Northern 6.8. Co.. agents. Chelmsford. *.*., 70, J. Taw. from Whan?ayei. Pa-fingers: Mesdames Monro and child and Palmer, Mi&; McCoro.nodale. Messrs. Cliue. Roche. McCorqaodale.— S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Wakanui. s.s.. S~'Jb. Croucher, for London. Fasseneers': 16 steerage.—New Zealand Shippins? Co., aren'*. * Tnlnne. *.*., 2367, P. E. Smith, for East Coast and Southern port?. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Fen wick, Me.sdames Jamison. Mead, G. M. Newton. Hawkins. McCarter. James, Fox and three children. Hagan. Watts. Danvers, Misses Davenport, Wynrard. Adams, McCarter, Hodsrson, V. Woodford. Hawkins, Messrs. Jamieson. G. P. Ward. Gaze. Fablin?. R. W. Orpwood. D. T. Fleming. A. G. and F Leonard. G. Hasan. Watts. W. Crampton, M. Hasan. Danverg, if. Ferguson,, D. Baxter, Coleman. R*inderscn, Fcldman, Wright. B. A. McDonald, Masters Leonard <1:. and Fenwick. IS steerage, end original from Sydney. —Union S.S. Co.. agents. Ovalaa. «.=.. 122?. F. W. Macbeth, for the Cook and BocietT Islands. Passengers: Lieu-tenant-Colonel Gudgeon, Messr*. W. H. Grove, Goodwin, and fne steerage.—Union S.S. Co., a? 7* ' :. Waiotahi. s.s.. 27-3. A. F. Johnson, for Tauranea and Opofi'n —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Nsrnnirnru. = *.. 84. Pcott, for Wbangarei.— Northern S.S. Co.. agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. KINDON: Tomoana. ».«., via ?.fp'lionm<> and Sydney, arrived at Sydney November 13. Hawke's Bav s s.. v*ri Melbourne and Sydney, diae December 9. * Mirniro, s.s.. v;? Melbonrne and Sydney, to sail about November 8 MataJua. 5.?., direct, sailed. October 4. |H'RPr?B3S: Kiti'-Itti''. barque, sailed August 1. MOSri; VTDEO: Criffel. harciue. sailed November 5. Mariposa. B.M'.s.. early. VPVf yoRK: Star of Ensland, s.s., via Melbourne and Srdnet" due about December 5. Tnrir.->(*<•« ■' - = . via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed November 9. Star of th« K««t. tomsc, sailed from WeilinstoT'. November 15. Crni'jrnair. biro'i«. via Dun»d;n and Weilington sailed September 25. Tliram Emery, barque, via Wellington, sailed. ITT»Tr»,y • Zealandia, s.s.. Sunday. Alameda, R.M.« . Bsoroto, - h., Th".-=dav. »;r-:wr.\'Tr,i'.-o««thlamba, barque, early. Wanaka, s.s., to-day. T^NRA: Hanroto, s.s., to-morrow. Sivr?: . AUebaran, barque. Railed November 5. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. COUPON: , . Antares. barque, to load. JTEW TORK: Alice, barque, loaded. Star of the East, barque, to arrive. PAS" WBANCTSCO: Alameda, R.M.s., December 8. BAMOA : Hanroto, ss, Novemoer &. Alame/la, R.Ms., December 8. BrDnr-T: Alameda. R.M.s., to-<lay. Elin?a.mite. a.E.. Monday. tin : Taviuni, s.s.. to-day. TONGA: Ilauroto, s.s., November 23. UNION S.S. CO. S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Maponrika arrive? from Wellington' Nelson, and New Plymouth; Tavinni leaves for Suva and Levuka at noon; Havre:', leaves for Wellington, Bluff, and Port Chalmers. . Thursd-iy: Hauroto arrives from Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga: Mapourika leaves for New Plymouth. Wellington, and Nelson at 3 p.m. (train, 2.".). ' ,-._.. Friday: Taieri arrives from Westport; Monra arrives from Southern ports. Saturday: Hoard, leaves for Southern ports at noon. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS.

To-day: Marital leaves for Great Barrier at midnight; Ngamihi leaves for New Plymouth at 5 p.m.: Wellington leaves for Whin"arei Karaden Point. Mangatrai. Wha-n-.-arei Heads, and Parna Bar at 9.30 p.m.; Ksranimru arrives from WhiWgarei Town Wharf; Kanisri arrive? from Waitara. Thames Service: Steamer* leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Alameda, E.M.S.. at Queen-street Whart Hawea, 8.8. at Hobson-street Wharf. Tariuni. «.*.. at Qnay-street Jetty. Antares, ship, at Railway Wharf. Alice, barque, in stream. Mai. barque, at Queen-street Wharf. Empress barque, at Onay-atreet Jetty. Linda Weber, brigfcntine. at Hobson-street Wharf. Maungaroa, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. DEPORTS. Per Alameda, from San Francisco: 2160 cases apple l -, i cases chocolate. 12 kits fish. 3 bales overall!. 80 rolls paper. 7 packages bicycles, 3 kegs casings, 6 boxes hop-. 3 cases photo, mounts. 35 cases salmon. 870 cases canned fruit. 520 eases dried fruit, 12 cases onions, 4 packages ploughs, 4 packages type. The Northern Company's steamer Wellington arrived from Whangarei last night with pasywnsers and genera! cargo, and leaves fur the fame place ssain to-night. Last night, the Northern Company's steamer Marital' arrived from Mercurv Baj and Kuaotunu. and leaves for the Great Barrier at twelve o'clock to-nisfht. Yesterday morning the Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford arrived from Whangarei. The Union Company's steamer Talnne left yesterday afternoon for East Coast and Southern ports. Last evening the Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi left for Tauranga and Opotiki. The Northern Company's steamer Terranora arrived yesterday from Wbakatane with a cargo of maize. To-night the barque Empreza will be towed down to the Thames to load timber for Warrnambnol. The Union Comnanv's steamer Hawea leaves for Wellington, the Bluff, and Port Chalmers this evening, rind on reaching the latter port will be docked for general overhaul. Yesterday the barque Timaru arrived at Kainara from Lyttelton to load timber for Australia. The American barque Alice will sail for New York to-dav if the wind is favourable. Last evening the Northern Company's Steamer Ngunguru left for Whangarei. THE SIERRA. The new mail steamer Sierra left Philadelphia for San Francisco on October 11, The trial trip of the steamer, which took place at Philadelphia, was reported as very satisfactory, a speed of about 18 knots being attained. The officers who will bring the Hie)rra out are aR old employees of the Oceanic Steamship Company. Captain Henry C. naudlette was formerly commander of the Mariposa: Chief Engineer W. H. Nelman was formerly of the Australia; Purser N. C. Walton, .fun., was formerly of the Marinosa: Dr. Millau Soule was formerly of the Australia; and Chief Steward William N. Hannigan was on the Mariposa. The dimensions and a general description of the new steamer have already been published. THE WAKANIJT. .The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Wakanui left late last night for London, taking a number of steerage passengers, ana a large cargo of frozen meat, wool,, . dairy produce, kauri gum. etc. The steamer is timed to arrive at London on January 4. THE JOHN WILLIAMS. The London Missionary Society'* steam yacht John Williams arrived at Apia on the 14th inst., from the Gilbert, Ell ice, and Union groups, and reported "All well." THE OVALAU. The Union Company'S steamer Ovalau left for the Cook and Society Islands last evening, with several passengers and a largo senera! cargo. On return to this port the Ova- | lau proceeds to Fiji. THE TAVIUNI. The Union Company's steamer Taviuni leaves for Fiji at noon to-day, and is due back about December 4. On discharge at Auckland the steamer 'returns to Fiji direct, leaving about December 6. , THE ABARENDA. The American transport Abarenda was at Pago Pa.5,0 when the Alameda left Apia, and , wa* to leave foi Auckland on the 24th hut. 1

THE WANAKA. -, ' . There was no sign of tha Union Company s Wanaka, from Fiji, np to aa_rarfy to** thi3 momixHr. bot she may be expected to arrive at any moment. THE BUSHMILLS. . . . The steamer Bushmills, \ which arriTWi at Wellington from New York and Adelaide.on Sunday last, will not come on to Ancaian-. Her cargo for this port will be transhipped inio the s-t. Moora, which is due at Auckland on Friday next. Messrs. Carr, Johnston, ana Co. are the losal agents for the steamer. Messrs. Russell and Eomers acting as ship 3 brokers. ■ THE MEDORA. . The auxiliary schocner Meaora. wflicn n?9 been purchased ty Captain Robbie, ol Jje- ; voka. for the inter-island trade at Hi«. and , Which is «n the Auckland Dock for coppering and overhaul, will have her overhaul com- ; nFeted by to-morrow, when she take* ; cargo forFiii. and is expected to leave on Saturday next. THE ALAMEDA. The America-i mail steamer Alamefla, captain K. Van Oterendorp. arrived from can Francisco. Honolulu, and Apia, at 7 P.m. yesterday. and anchored in the stream for mSSflon by the health effleer toe iteamer berthing at the Qneen-»tieet Wharf short], after 3 o'clock. The steamer brought a large number of passengers for this' !»"• ant has alii a larg* number for Sydnej; be=Jd« a considerable amctnt of cargo. Mr. 1 ho-. Smith, the purser, to whom we are tedebted for our files and despatches, report*.-an-"umed» left 'he wharf. San Frßnc.sco at midnight, on October 31. but owing to a thick fog did not clear the Golden Gate until 7 am. on Norembet 1. Reached Honolulu at 12.40 p.m. on the 7th. and left again at l._o km. on the 3th. Arrived at Apia at 430 n.m. on the 14th. and resumed, the vcrag| for Auckland at 9 p.m. the same ur^te . Picked up the Auckland pilot at 6 p.m. yesterday, and made port as above. Fine weather was eipenpneed excepting between Honolulu and Apia. when rtronV&ad ? ; nd* 4 were encconJewL Th» AlaS proceeds on to Sydney at 3 am. to-dar The Alameda is due .buck at this port from Sydney on the morning of Decernbcr 3, and leaves the same day for Apia, Honolulu, and San Francisco. PORT OF OKEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Ngapuhi, 8.8,. W. F. Norbury.. from New Plvmouth. Passengers: Misses Nickey. Watson. Mesdames Inglis. Terston. Messrs. M. A. Clarke. Norman. Somerville, Nightinpale, Nichollai. Lyons. Hockev, Glasgow, Mowbray, Ingli«. Terston. and 17 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. » _, , Kanieri. s.s.. H. Smith, from Ragian and Eawhia. Passensers: Mrs. Daly and two children. Messrs. Humphrey*. Robertson, and two steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Rotoiti. 5.6.. J- Robertson, for New Plvmosth and Wellington. Passengers: Mr and Mrs. Wallis and two children. Mr. and Mrs. Wrieht. Mesdame? Walker. Meale. Smith, Misses Heron, Whiteltw (21, Pearman, MeGowan. Rev. B. L. Thomas. Dr. Pearrnan, Contain R Neville Messrs. Mvnott. E. McLean, Creamer. E. J. and E. F. Brittain, H. J. Burry. O. Meadlev. Irvine, Hnr*thou=e. T. H. Lipniatt. Oanthrodyer. Little. E. W. Rov. P. Henson, Seddon. Morris. Anderson. Monk (2i, and 15 steerage.—Union S.S Co., agents. Gairloch. 18., A. H. Austen, for New Plymonth—Northern S.S. Co.. aeents. The Northern Companv's steamer? Ngapuhi and Kaninri. arrived resterday. the former at 9.5 a.m. from New Plymouth, and the latter at 5 p.m. from Raelan and Kawhia The s.s. Rotoiti left at 4 p.m. yesterday for New Plvmouth and Wellington. The Northern Company's steamer Gairlocn was to leave at dnrlieht this morninsr. for New Plvmonth. with the Southern portion cf the inward San Francisco mail. BY TELEGRAPH. KAIPARA HEADS. November 20.—Arrived: Timaru, barque, from Lyttelton. MARSDEN POINT. Novem'>er 20.—Arrived: Surprise, auxiliary ketch, from Ooromande': Huon Belle, ketcb, from the Ths.raes. Sailed: Saucy Kate, schooner, foi Auckland. EOHUKOHU. November 20.— schooner May Howard sails to-day. via Rawene, for Auckland, with a cargo of timber, kauri gum, and wool. WELLINGTON. November 20.—Sailed: Monra, s.s., for Napier. Gisborne, and Auckland. Passengers: Mesdamcs Flynn. Wood and three children. Hieyins. Messrs. Smith. Ilynn, McKay, Copeland. Thomas, Lilley, Eooney, Vial, and 11 steerage. LYTTELTON. November 20.—Sailed: Mamari. s.s.. for Napier; Rotcmah&na, E.g., for Wellington. THE MONOWAI. SYDNEY November 20.— Arrived: Monowai. s.s.. from Wellington. Her rniils arrived in time to catch the Christmas English mails.