SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11536, 22 November 1900, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Hteh Water at Auckland—6.3s a.m.; 6.53 p.m. „ Manukau-5.34 a.m.; 8.31 p.m. Sun—Rises. 4.30 a.m.; sets, 6.43 p.m. Moon—New, to-day, 6.43 p.m. WEATHER FORECAST. Captain Edwin telegraphed yesterday:— "North-cast to north and west heavy gale; heavy sea; heavy rain; tidea high; glass fall." ARRIVALS. Hauroto. s.s.. 1988. W. J. Newton, from Sydney. Fiji. Samoa, and Tonga. Passengers: Mesdames Cowlev and Sauft and two children. Archdeacon Palmer. Dr. Purdv. Messrs. McMaster, Mitford. Riddiford (2). Garrick, G. and J. H. Pfaukuck. Sauft. Farde, Lieber, Gatmarakt, and 14 steerage.—Union S.fc. Co.. «.«., 84. Scott, from Whangarei. Passengers: Messrs. Foot©, King. Totbid. Northern S.S. Co-agents. Greyhound, auxiliary schooner. MO. U-bU-britxkv. from Awanui, Hohoura, Whangaroa, and Russell.—Master, agent DEPARTURES. Alameda. E.M.8.. 300 C. K. Van Oterendorn. for Svdnev. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs St. 'Laurence Tonar, Mrs. Lang-Murray. Miss A. •Macfarlane Mr J- A. Agnew. three steerage. and original from San Francisco.-Union S.S. 1758. J. Abram. for Wellington, the Bluff, and Port Chalmer».-Union S.S. C Tarifini tS s' s 1465. D. McLean, for Fiji. Passengers: Mrs. Hartley and »'»»•-" li L^Z Whangarei-Northeren S.S. Co.. agents. Muri' i ■■. 225. J. Duthie. for the Great Ptrrip- —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Fmprexa.barque. 236. E. A. Stenbeck. for Wa?rnambool. via the Thames.-M. Mccol, agent. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. W Snv«ina. s.s.. via Melbourne and Sydney. arrived at Svdney November 13. Hawked a s.. via Melbourne and Bydnev due December 9. . llSfcA via Melbourne and Sydney, to Ma«atua°ss N d7rSt b sailed. October 4. Waikato.' "■:. via Tasmania, sailed November 3. barque, sailed August L MONTE VIDEO: M„„« m l«r ft. Criffel. barque, sailed November S. BAN FRANCISCO: Mariposa. E.M.s.. early. 'ltar Y nf England, s.s.. via Melbourne and 8 Sydney, arrived at Melbourne November Indradevi, s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney. sailed November bar q ue. sailed from -_ , Star of the East, barque, sailed from Wellington, November 15. Dunedin. and __ , CnSfnalr. barque, via Dunedin and Weilington. sailed Seotember 25. ,„„„.„_ Hiram Emery, barque, via Wellington, sailed. nroKKT- _ . Zealandia, s.s.. Sunday. BAVO* : Mariposa. R.M.s., early. KIWCASTLE: , Onathlamba, barque, early. fIJT: t , Wanaka. s.s.. to-day. TWHJA: , Manapouri, s.s.. early. B Aldebaran, barqne. sailed November 5. UNION S.S. CO.'P MOVEMENTS. To-day: Wanaka arrives from Fiji: Ma- • ponrito leave, for New Plymouth elhngton. and Nelson at 3 p.m. (tram. Z.IW. Friday Taieri arrives from Westport; Mnura arrives from Southern ports. Saturday: Moura leaves for Southern ports at noon. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Muritai arrives from the Great Barrier; Ohinemuri arrives from Awanui, Waiharara. and Hohoura direct; Wellington arrive* from Whangarei: Ngunguru leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m.. Chelmsford leaves for Whangapoua.at.B pm • Waitangi arrives from Tauranga, Tairua. and Whangamata. „i,-_ Fridav: Clansraau arrives from Northern ' worts early, and leaves for Tauranga at 7 vm.- Muritai leaves for Kuaotunu, Kennedy's Bay. and Mercury Bay at 7 p.m. Vgapuhi arrives from New Plymouth; Wellington leaves for Whangarei. Marsdenl Point. Whangarei Heads, and Parua Bar at 10.30 p.m.: Ngunguru arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf. , , _. Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers.

IMPORTS. Per Hauroto, from Fiji. Samoa, and Tonga: 450-3 sacks sugar. 5349 cases -fruit. 889 bunches bananas, and sundries.

The Northern Company's steamerNgunguru arrived from Whangarei Town Wharf last night, with a cargo of coal, etc., and leaves for tie same place again this evening. Shortly before 9 o'clock last night the Union Company's steamer Hawe? left, for the Yesterday the auxiliary schooner Greyhound arrived from Northern ports with a cargo of kauri gum and sundries. . .... The Union Company's steamer Taviuni left yesterday afternoon for Fiji with a general Ca Last night the barque Empreza left foi the Thames in tow of the s.s. Durham, to load timber for Warrnambool. rir„iu„„ The Northern Company J. steamer Wellington left last night for Whangarei., .„„ m „ Last night the Northern Company s steamer Muritai left for the Great Barrier. The steamer Stella will be floated out of the Auckland Dock to-day. after general overh T<Mlay the barque Kathleen JUda will be towed down the Thames River, and sails for Melbourne with a full cargo of white pine The steamer Brisbane arrived at Lytteltou yesterday from Newcastle, with a cargo oi co»l. and on discharge proceeds to Kaipara to load timber for Melbourne. Yesterday the barque Otago sailed from Kaipara for Sydney, with a cargo of timber. on discharge of which she proceeds on to Newcastle to load coal foi: Auckland. The auxiliary schooner Waiapu was taken over on the hard near Quay-street for clean"y'esterday the schooner Moana sailed from Kaipara for Dunedin.

THE ALAMEDA. The American, mail steamer Alameda reBumed he. voyage to Sydney about 9.30 a.m. yesterday, and is expected to arrive at that port on Sunday morning next. The Alameda will not make a long stay at Sydney thi3 voyage, and she is due back at Auckland on December 8, leaving the same day for Apia, Honolulu, and San Francisco. THE WAIKATO. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Waikato. which left London for Auckland on the 3rd in6t., is to call at Emu Bay, Tasmania, en route, to ]and a quantity of machinery. THE BUSHMILLS. The following is the Auckland cargo of the Steamer Bushmills, from New York, which is coming up from Wellington by the s.s. I Moura to-morrow:—2so cases kerosene oil, 275 cases turpentine, 28 packages lub. oil, 100 cases wax, 98 packages manufactured -tobacco, 49 cases clocks, 12 packages glassware, 15 packages printed matter, 29 packages lampware, 19 packages furniture, 80 casks beer, 120 kegs nails and staples, 31 cases canned goods, 54 packages firearms, 75 packages axes and hatchets, 15 packages wringers, 16 packages drugs and medicines, 14 packages musical instruments, 22 packages domestics, 32 packages boots and shoes, 47 packages woodenware, 27 packages soap and perfumery. 21 cases handles, 134 rolls printing paper, 12 packages leather goods, 16 packages machinery. 92 packages . hardware, 47 packages sundries. THE ZEALANDIA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Zealand!? left Sydney for Auckland last evening, and is due on Sunday night next. She proceeds to East Coast and Southern ports .on Tuesday afternoon. NEW YORK STEAMERS. The A. and A. steamer Cornwall was to leave New York for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand on the Ist inst., and was to be followed by the Devon about the 20th inst. THE NORVAL. Mr. J. J. Craig has been advised that the Ichooner Norval arrived at Apia from Auckland on the 28th ult.. after a good rim of 14 days from port to port, having encountered heavy weather on the passage. After discharge the schooner sailed on the 3rd inst. for Sophia Island to load guano for Auckland. THE EMU. The Island trading steamer Emu was sighted off Nukualofa by the s.s. Hao.roto on .the 17th inst. The Emu was then bound to the northward. THE STAR OF ENGLAND. The Tyser liner Star of England arrived at Melbourne from New York yesterday, and in discharge proceeds on to Sydney and then comes on to Auckland. The following is a list of the cargo for this port:— reels barb wire, 300 bundles wire netting. 2705 bundles plain wire, 408 bundles steel plates, 281 steel rails, 100 tons pig iron, 963 kegs nails and staples, 16 cases sad irons, 10 packages pumps. 33 oases lawn mowers. 50 packages paint and varnish, 115 packages glassware, 16 packages confectionery. 98 packages blacking, 12 packages grease, 21 bales paper bags. 25 packages Stationery. 29 cases nandles. 15 pieces ash plank. 275 packages woodenware, 18 packages Btoves, 769 bundles iron pipe, 11 packages leather goods, 20 packages carriageware. 49 packages lampware, 215 cases axes, 17 cases oil clothing 237 packages manufactured tobacco, 200 cases turpentine, 35 packages lubricating oil. 95 packages soda ash, 200 packages firearms, 35 .packages wringers, 16 packages machinery. 240 packages hardware, 130 packages sundries. Messrs. T. and 8. Morrin (Limited) are the inward agents for the steamer. THE HAUEOTO. Thf Union Company'!, steamer Hauroto, Captain W. J. Newton, arrived from Sydney and the Islands late last night, and anchored in the stream to await inspection by the health officer this morning. The steamer, which brings a cargo of raw sugar, fruit, etc., left Sydney on October 31, and reached Suva on the Btb inst. Called at Levuka on 'ho 10th, Apia on the 13th, Varan and Haapai on

the 15th. and left Nukualofa for Auckland on toe 17th, arriving at 11-30 p.m. yesterday; Experienced fresh north-west winds and seas from Sidney to Suva, followed by fine weather to arrival.

THE DELPHIC. The Shaw. Savin, and Albion Company s steamer Delphic Arrived at Wellington yesterday morning from London, Capetown, and Hobart. Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Co., the local agents, inform us that the Auckland passengers and periodicals will come forward by the 8.1: Elingamite. leaving Wellington to-morrow, and the cargo will come forward by the same steamer, if possible.

PORT OP ONEHUNGAARRIVALS. , _ ... Mapourika, s.s.. John Grant, from sellington. Nelson, and New Plymouth. Passengers: Mesdames Passmore. Melhose. Matthews, Patterson. Nicholls. Stewart. Dickens. Rule. Rennie. Treloar. AUport. White. Misses Whitney. Gould. Rees. Eyre. Bright, Hons. Hall-Jones, and Shrimski. Captain Barker, Messrs. Litchfield. Allport. White. Mace. Nicholls '21. Fish. Passmore. Harvey. Duffell. Dunlop, Bull. Draper. Harbutt, Matthews, McFarianc. Armstrong. Stewart. Hone■ Heke, w^hT-Co^oV^^DSrßrS worthyT-Colgrove. Dickens, Dickson Brown. I fc«?M. B W. C Biac 3 ksock!- from Wanganui and Qpunake-Northern S.S. Co.. agents. DEPARTURES. Wimihi ss. W. F. N'orbury, for New Ply'S UD plssenc-ers• Misses Sutcbffc Goodson. Henderson Mesdames Liumands Gardener. Freedmnn. Richie. Noble. children. Bighan and child Barrett. Walker Hon W J e D l £ n f' SEX J Corr?e n k%& Hansen. Petty. Hnrlej Barrett. Graham. Lawren C e F Fr|edmkn. Wylde Pitcher Palter„„n Well's Hesketh. Olson Carr. -Connolly. Webster, Harris, Williams. 12 Indian boys, 'and 17 steerage.— S KaSfefi a f eat H. Smith, for Waitara.-North-era S.S. Co., agents. The Union Company's steamer Mapourika arrived vwterdav morning from Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth- morning. The s.s Glenelg arrived yesterday morning, % Wanganui and OpunaKe. Ngapuhi The Nortnern Company's »;«*?«" and Kanieri left yesterday afternoon the former for New Plymouth, and the latter for Waitara. __ "by TELEGRAPH. KAIPABA HEADS. November 21.-Saited: Huia. schooner, for Lvttelton; Lark, three-masted schooner, for Wellington: Annie Hill, schooner. Moana schooner, for Dunedin; Otago, barque, for Sydney MARSDEN - POINT. November 21.-Sailed: May, scow, Saxon, schooner, foi Auckland. TAURANGA. November 21.—Arrived: Waiotahi. 8.8., Waitangi, s.s., from Auckland. GISBORNE. November 21.—Arrived: Talune, 8.5., from Auckland. p LTHO UTH. NEW PLYMOUTH. November -Arrived: Rotoiti, e.g., from Onehunga. „„^„ WELLINGTON. November 21— Arrived: Delphic, e.s.. from London, Capetown, and Hobart. LYTTELTON. November Arrived: Brisbane, s.s., from Newcastle; Bushmills, s.s., from Wellington. Sailed: Eiffel Tower, s.s.. for Napier; Kmi, s., lor Wellington, New Plymouth, and Greymouth: Poherna. 3.5.. for Wostport; Te Anau. s.s.. for Dunedin; Tarawera, s.s., for Wellington. TIMAEU. November Arrived: Paparoa, s.s.. from Port Chalmers. BLUFF. November Sailed: Waikare, 8.5., for Hobart and Melbourne. . SYDNEY. November 21.—Arrived: Pendle Hill, barquentine, from Napier. Sailed: Zealandia, s.s., for Auckland. • MELBOURNE. November Arrived: Star of England, s.s., from New York. Sailed: Moana, s.s.. for Hobart and Melbourne. THE GERMAN MAIL STEAMER. FREMAJTTLE. November 21.—Arrived: Barbarossa, R.M.s., from London. Passengers for New Zealand: Mr. and Mrs. 1. W. Leys. Mrs. Harrington. Miss Leys, Dr. Opton and family, Messrs. Abrahams and Stephens.