SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11539, 26 November 1900, Page 4

SHIPPING.

:iryy-.; •■■,_,- , . "—,:.■- Hieh Water at Auckland—9.3s a.m.;-9.53 p.m. ■" „ Manukau—ll.34 a.m.; ltS7p.m. Sun—Eises, 4.29 a.m.; sets, 6.48 p.m. Moon—First quarter. 30th, 5.6 a.m. ARRIVALS. •' NOVEMBKB 24, ' Wellington, s.s., 279. E. Stephenson, from * " - '," Whangarei. '• Passengers: Mesdames White. Brown, HUrast, Misses Keid, Oarey, McLeod, Griffin, You, Messrs. Marshall, Davis, J- '■: ■>• •. Owen, McLeod, Fletcher, Marshall, and eight //■''.'"' steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. Waiotahi. s.s.. 278. A. F. Johnson, from Opotiki and Tauranga. Passengers: Captain '■■■': and Mrs. Wintle and maid. Jiesdames Hayward and two children and Spick, Miss Marjoribankg. Messrs. Fleming. Colpan. bill. :v Light, Heald, Morris ©.-Northern S.S. Co.. • agents. ~ '? Muritai, s.s.. 225, J. Duthie. from Mercury • ' Bay, Kuaotunu, and the Great Barrier, Passengers: Miss McKay, Messrs. s*«™£l?F u ' Coates. Shera, Lamer. Lawiord. Maseheld.— $ Northern S.S. Co.. agents. _.._ *> Chelmsford, s.s.. 70, J. Taw, from Whangapoua.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. NOVEMBEB 25. Pnkaki. 8.3., 1444. 8. Stringer. from Port Chalmers. Oamaru. Timaru, and Gssborne.Union S.S. Co.. agents. , , __ Waitangi, s.s., 197. P. A. Stem, from lanNorthern S.S. Co.. agents. , Star of the East, barque. 734. George ■ ' Bogors, from New York, via Wellington.— Ami id, Cheney, and Co., agents. NOVEMBER 26. t Zetlandia, s.s.. 3000. William Waller, from Sydney. Paswmgers: Mesdames Awood, , Withy. Gray. Peech. King, Hoggson. Halloran, Lloyd and child, Kierle and four children Wood. Crowe (2), Blousiein. Donnelly. Connelly. Kos*. Skelton. Haxiley, BarUey, ':■: Carter. Gawler. Bonner. Muses Faust W. Simpson. Condon, King. Connelly. Ross, Elliott, Withy 12), Messrs. Asten, Mosman. Brunton. Burston, Oillam. Holmes, Keid, Sheffield. Hardy. Elphingstone, Skelton. HamV " ley. CConneU. Chisholm. LedingUain, Archer. Withv. Patterson. Dunstan. Shepberd. Hartley. Ross (2). Knight, Beckerly Bray. Peech. Lynch, Crowe, Salmon. King, Hoscgson O Halloran. Daly. Hammond, Bell (2). Wilkinson, Lloyd. Kerle, Clayton. Given. Vickerstaff, Bloustein. Wood. Forth, and 76 steerage.—L. D. Nathan and Co.. agents. ,_\; Admiral, s.s., 125. G. Laity, from Whananaki.— Devonpcrt Steam Ferry Co.. agents. DEPARTURES. NOVEMBER 24. Monra. s.s., 2027, John Eernech. for East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: Misses McOabe. Cnll. Denton, iiesdames Graham. Horrell. Kidd. Peck and two children. Tillham, Gould. Kooney. Hosting. Messrs. W. Stewart. H. Gamble. S. Kosegood Webster. J. Peddie. Neagle. V. Barker. L. Nolan, S. Murray, T. H. Smith. McCabe. J. H. Todd, C. Moir. B. Matthews, Gilberd. Douglas. J. W. Nolan. A Coleman. A. Mennie. Tillham, Peck, and 15 steerage.—Union S.S. Co.. agents. Xgungura. s.s., 84. Scott, for Whangarei.— Northern S.S. Co.. agents. Ohineranri. s.s., 70. 1. Haultain. for Awanui. Hohoura. and Waiharara.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. , Alice, barque. 013. Joseph Swain, for New York—Arnold, Cheney, and Co., agents. Linda Weber, brigantine. £14. D. Shaw, for Gisborne. via AVhangarei.—M. Niccol. agent. Greyhound, auxiliary schooner, 100, H. Snhritjky, for Russell. Whangaroa, and Awanci.—Master, agent. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LOITDON-: Tomoana. s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, due Thursday'. . ~ ~ „, „„,» Hawke's Bar 5 a., via Melbourne and Hyd--1 ro."-.-, arrived at Melbourne November 23. i Miniiro. s.s.. via Melbourne and Sydney, to sail about November 8 Mantua. 5.8.. via Hobart. due Thursday. Waikato, s.s., via Tasmania, sailed November 3. Abbey Holme, barque, sailed. SHARPNESS- .... * « K.ndnr.e. barque, sailed August 1. MONTR VIDEO: Criffei. barque, sailed November 5. , BAN rUANCISCO: Mariposa. E.M.s.. cany. NEW YORK: , ~,,,. -_j Star of England, s.s.. via Melbourne and Sydney, arrived at Melbourne November 21. Indradevi. s.s.. via Melbourne and Sydney. sailed November 9. Star of the East, barque, sailed from Wellington. November 15. ._. Craignair. barque, via Dunedm ana Wellington, sailed September 25. Hiram Emery, barque, via Wellington, sailed. ■TTJNEY- ! Mararoa, s.s., Sunday. SAMOA : Mariposa. R.M.s., early. NEWCASTLE: , Ouathlamba. barbae, sailed. Taviuni. s.s., December 4. TONGA: Manapouri, 8.3.. early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. tOXDOX : , . Antaves. barque, to load. N*W TORE: , . Star of the East, barque, to load. BAN FRANCISCO: Alameda. R.M.9.. December 6. SAMOA: Hauroto, 8.5.. Wednesday. Alameda, R.M.a., December 6. S/PNET: Elingamite. 8.5.. to-day. Hanroto, b.s., Wednesday. »ONGA: Hauroto, s.s., Wednesday.

UNION S.B. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Taieri arrives from Westport; Eotoiti leaves for New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 p.m. (train, 2.10). Tuesday: Rotokino arrives from till. Wednesday: Mapourika arrives from Wel : lington. Nelson, and New Plymouth; Pa*** l leaves for Picton, Timaru, Oamaru. and the Bluff at noon; Hanroto leaves for Tonga, Samoa. Fiji, and Sydney at 5 p.m. Thursday: Te Anau arrives from boutnern ports: Taieri leaves for We3tport; Mapourika leaves for New Plymouth, Wellington, and Nelson at 3 p.m. (train, 2.10). Saturday: Te Anau leaves for Southern ports at noon. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Clansman leaves for Russell, Wha : Bgaroa. and Mangonui at 7 p.m.; Muritai leaves for Kuaotunu. Mercury Bay. and Whaneaparapara at 7 p.m.; Waitangi leaves for Tairaa. Whangamata, and Tauranga at 9 &m.; Wellington leaves for Whangarei, Marsden Point, and Mangapai at 10.30 p.m.; Kanieri leaves for Waitara at 11.30 a.m.; Ngnngurn arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf; Glenelg leaves Onehnnga for Hokianga at 1 p.m. , Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. * Wanaka, S.S., at Sugar Works. Hauroto. s.s.. in dock. Zealandia/ s.s., in stream. Antares, ship, at Railway Wharf Aldebaran. barque, at Railway Wharf. Star of the East, barque, in stream. Max, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. Maungaroa, schooner, at Queen-3treet Wnarl. IMPORTS. _ , Ann Per Star of the East, from New York: 400 tons general merchandise. Per Pukaki, from the South: 6273 sacks wheat, 2364 sacks oats. 748 sacks bran 410 sacks pollard; flour, 2755 50lb bags. 790 1001b bags, 1740 2001b bags, -55 sacks of 251b; 8 sacks hides, 6 bundles willows, 8 blocks stone, and sundries. Per Zealandia, from Sydney: 300 Pieces timber, 200 chests tea. 3000 bags bonedust, 800 bags bottles, 83 bags bones, 300 eases fruit, 400 cases currants, 610 cases salmon, 613 bags bark 30 bales cottons, 100 rolls netting, 35 rolls'lead, 100 kegs and cask? cream tartar, gOO bags rice, 200 rolls matting. 30 bales bamboo. 20 cases periodicals, 150 felloes, 20 pacKages machinery. 10 pairs naves, 1£ cases arrowroot. 50 cases whisky. 20 packages steel, 60 cases liqueurs, 32 cases sugar, 47 boxes tinplates, 11 cases marble, 45 ingots tin, 20 boxes paper, 45 cases oil, 5 bottles quicksilver 23 packages fish-plates. 50 cases curios. 50 packages green ginger, 15 cases lager beer. 100 packages Chinese goods. 19 sacks flour, 20 cases chlorate of potash, 15 sacks Villoma. 60 bags chaff, 20 bales hay. 6 sheets copper, 150 boxes sultanas, 10 packages almonds, 20 cases sardines, 20 cases drugs 50 cases drapery, transhipments, and sundries- ' EXPORTS. Per Alice, tor New York: 5451 cases and V■■ "974 sacks kauri gum. " The Northern Company's steamer Wellington arrived from Whangarei on Saturday afternoon with passengers and genera!! cargo, and leaves for the same place again to-night. On Saturday the Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi arrived from Opotiki and Tauranga with several passengers and a cargo of maize, etc. ~ . . Th* Northern Company's steamer Muritai arrived on Saturday night from Mercury Bay. Kuaotunu, and the Great Barrier, and leaves for the same places again thiß evening Yesterday mornin* the Northern Company's steamer Waitangi arrived from Tauranga, and leaves at 9 o'clock to-night for Tairua. Whangamata, and Tauranga. The Union Company's steamer Moura left - on Saturday afternoon for East Coast and ; ' Southern porta. On Saturday afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Ngunguru left for Whangarei. The American barque Alice sailed for New York on Saturday with a fine fair wind. The barque had a full cargo of kauri gum. On Saturday evening the Northern Com- ■ pany's steamer Ohinemnri left for the North. The barque Kathleen Hilda sailed from the Thame* for Melbourne on Saturday morning V with a cargo of timber. This evening the Northern Company's stea- '•'■ mer Clansman leaves for Russell, Whangaroa, -.-',.. and Mangonui. . ' , , , „ , The auxiliary schooner Greyhound left for the North on Saturday afternoon. To-day thr steamer Herald is expected at ;'■'"'• Onehunga from Greymouth with a cargo of coal, and on discharge returns to the same !'■'" '.port' ' " ' . ■'-' «_ ;,. The Union Company's steamer Omapere r- i : leaves Wellington to-day for coast ports and Auckland. ';--•.' On Saturday the Union Company's steamer ':'.i ••'"-'-Rakanoa arrived at Newcastle from Auck---.\-..v land. '-''V-, „■,' , The barque G.M. Tucker arrived at KaiVv.''J para, from Wellington on Saturday to road ■ timber for Sydney.-• .'-■■"■■r' ; '- : -\ - ■ l The brigantine Linda Weber sailed on Saturday evening for Whangarei to load tim1* l ber for Gisborne. . ■ i

TRANSHIPMENTS. -'• ' tVt . The 941. Zealandia brought from Sydney tuts morning transhipments from the following .-Eastern and Australian German Australian. Messagerie3 Maritimea. P. anau. Company. Canadian-Australian, Burns, Phup, and Co.; Adelaide S.S. Co.. A.IJ.S.N. Co. Nippon Ymten Kaisha, North German Llojd, Burrumbeet. : ■ - r THE ZEALANDIA. . _ — The Huddart-Parker steamer Zealandia, captain William Waller, arrived from Sydney early this morning and anchored m W stream for Inspection by the health officer, who will visit the steamer at six o clock this morning. The Zealandia brings a. large number of passengers in both classes, and also a large general cargo. Mr. D. Sampson, the purser, reportsuThe Zeaiandia left Sydney at 6 p.m. on the 21st inst.. and in crossing the lasinan fcea experienced moderate north-east breezes ana smooth seas. The Thres Kings were abeam at 4.15 a.m. on the 25th. Cape Maria Diemen being passed at 8.30 a.m.. and the North (?ape rounded at 10.40 a.m. the same date. Capo Brett at 4.45 p m yesterday, the harbour being made at 12.35 am. to-day On Saturday night a grand concert was new in the dining saloon, and several terns of vocal and instrumental .™ c ™« e collection was made in aid of the ShipwrecK Relief and Humane Society and raxn of : £4 7s 6d was gathered in for thati %er> deserving institution. On Sunday Divine set- , vices were held in the »»oo n -,. wh,ch , w "is e " attended by the passengers the services being conducted conjointly by the Rev fc. lieI mayne Dunstan and the R«'-,.^' v J- m,vl n 1 At the services £1 3s 2d was collected, making ; a total of £5 103 2d. THE ALAMEDA. ! The American mail steamer Alameda arrived at Sydney from Auckland yesterday. The steamer is due back at this port on Decembei 6. and is to leave the same night for Apia, Honolulu, and San Francisco. THE ROTOKINO. ' . . The Union Company's steamer Rotokmo is expected to arrive from Fiji to-morrow with a cargo of raw sugar. THE HAUROTO. The Union Company's steamer Hauroto will be floated out of the Calliope Dock today, after cleaning and painting, and berths at* the Queen-street Wharf to load for tne Islands. She leaves oi. Wednesday evening for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. THE TOMOANA. . The Tyser liner Tomoana left Sydney for Auckland at 10 a.m. on Saturday last, and is duo on Thursday next. The steamer has 3000 tons of general cargo from London to discharge at this port, and. will load wool, etc., tor London, proceeding South to nil up. Mi. Arthur H. Nathan is tne local agent for the steamer. THE PUKAKX . The Union Company's steamer Pukaki, Captain S. Stringer, arrived from the South at 6.20 p.m. yesterday with a cargo of grain and produce Mr. A. S. McKenzie. the purser, reports that the steamer left Port Chalmers at 3.40 a.m. on the 20th iust., and called at Oamaru the same date, Timaru on the 21st, and Gisborne on the 24th. Left again the same date foi Auckland at 10.15 a.m.. arriving as above. Experienced light variable winds and smooth seas throughout the trip. THF STAR OF THE EAST. The barque Stai of the East. Captain Geo. Rogers, arrived from New York and Wellington last night, being towed in by the s.s. Durham, and anchoring in the stream at B.oj p.m. The vessel, which brings a part-cargo of kerosene and general merchandise from the American port, had a very tempestuous voyage out to Wellington, where she arrived on the Ist inst., after a passage of 116 days. On discharge the barque sailed for Auckland on the 15th inst. with a light N.W. wind and heavy southerly swell, which continued until passing Cap* Palliser, when the wind went into the N.E. At 4 p.m. on the 18th it suddenly shifted into the N.W., blowing a very heavy gale, moderating on the 19th, and shifting into the S.W., then into the S. and S.L. and then into the N.E., shifting suddenly into the west with a heavy squall of wind and rain and much lightning, continuing all night, the trucks of the three masts being constantly illuminated with St. Elmo lights. At 2 a.m. on the 20th sighted East. Cape light, with the wind light from the wes;, and thick, dirty weather. On the 22nd another heavy gale from the north-west was encountered. Listing until the next day. when the wind went into the southward. Sighted Cuvier Island at 4.30 a.m. on Saturday, and met with light variable winds until milking the gulf yesterday, being picked up by the Durham and towed into port as above. The barque will be berthed at the wharf this morning, and on discharge loads kauri gum for New York.

H.M.S. ARCHER, j The Archer, a sister ship to the Mohawk, , arrived alongside Garden Island. Sydney, on the 14th inst.. from Sheerness. She will take the place of the Mohawk on the station, and is in command of Captain Rolleston, who was in Australia in one of Her Majesty's ships some years ago. His executive comprises Lieutenants Lewis, Stewart, and Dixon. Staffsurgeon Maillard, V.C., Chief Engineer Raffey. and Paymaster Wells. The ship's complement is 176 men, all told, and the health of the crew has been good during the voyage. Lieutenants Lewis and Wells were out here in the Goldfinch, and Chief Engineer Raffey was on H.M.s. Calliope at the time of her memorable escape from wreck during a hurricane at Samoa some years ago. The Archer, after leaving Sheerness, called at Gibraltar, Malta, Suez, Aden. Colombo, Batavia, Kupang (Timor), and came via Thursday Island down through the Barrier Channel. THE MILDURA. H.M.s. Muldura arrived at Wellington from Lyttelton on Saturday, and leaves for Auckland to-day. THE ELINGAMITE. The Huddart-Parker steame. Elingamite left Gisborne 101 Auckland at 10 a.m. yesterday, and should arrive about the same hour to-day. The steamer proceeds on to Sydney this evening. THE COUNTESS. The steamer which is being built by Mr. R. Logan to the order of the Wellington Steam Fern- Company, and which is to be named the Countess, will be launched from the builder's yards. Custom-street West, this morning. The steamer will afterwards be towed down to the Thames to have her engines and boiler fitted in by Messrs. A. and G. Price. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. NOVEMBER- 24. Rotoiti, s.s., J. Robertson, from Wellington and New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Robb, Mainland, Chapman. Harris, Smaller, Brown, Mesdamcs Hoyes and boy. McFarlane, Hull and child. FJ'.ler, Hunter, Andrew, Wordsworth (2), Smaller, Pittar, Messrs. Kerr, Kelly, Bell, Cowper, Hordon, Gavin, Heyes, McKenzie. Copland. King, Napier, Coates, Pittar, Mackay, Davidson, Grant, Elwin, Verex. Doughty, Hudson, Wilson, Master Wordsworth, and 26 steerage.—Union S.S. Co.. agents. Gairloch. s.s., A. H. Austen, from New Plymouth. Passenger: Mrs. Mcßeth.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Kanieri. s.s.. H. Smith, from Waitara.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. NOVEMBER 25. Ngapuhi. 9.8.. W. F. Norbury. for New Plymonth. Passengers: Misses Hey wood, Day, Coyles, Stringer, Messrs. Symes, Geddis, Day, Houghton. Raines (3), James, and 15 steerage. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. The Union Company's steamer Rotoiti arrived on Saturday morning early from Wellington and New Plymouth. Tn? Northern Company's steamers Gairloch and Kanieri arrived on Saturday, the former from New Plymouth and the latter from Waitara. Ye3terdav afternoon the s.s, Ngapuhi left for New Plymouth. BY TELEGRAPH. KAIPARA HEADS. November 24.—Arrived: Government steamer Hinemoa, from Hokianga; G.M. Tucker, barque, Pelotos, barque, from Wellington; Enterprise, schooner, from Dunedin; Pilot, s.s.. May, barquentine. from Onehunga. MARSDEN POINT. Novembei Arrived: Hikurangi. ketch, Saucy Kate and Saxon, schooners. Spitfire, cutter. Vixen. Vindex, and Moehau, scows, from Auckland. Sailed: Talisman, ketch, for the Thames: Terarawa, ketch, for Mahurangi; Surprise, auxiliary ketch. Will Watch, ketch, May, Progress, and Pukapuka, scows, for Auckland. ■ HOKIANGA. November 24. — Sailed: May Howard, schooner, for Auckland. GISBORNE. November 25.—Arrived: Moura, 8.5., from Auckland. Sailed: Elingamite, s.s., for Auckland. WELLINGTON. November Arrived: Mildnra. H.M.s., from Lyttelton; Hawea, s.s.. from Auckland. LYTTELTON. November 24.—Arrived: Clansman, schooner, from Surprise Island. Sailed: Paparoa, s.s., fo- Waitara. PORT CHALMERS. November 25.—Arrived Greta, ship, from Glasgow (August 4). GREYMOUTH. November Sailed : Herald, b.b., for Onehunga. SYDNEY. November Arrived: Kongsbyrd, barque. Silver Cloud, barquentine, from Kaipara. Sailed: Monowai, b.b., for Wellington; Tomoana, s.s., for Auckland. November 25.—Arrived: Alameda, E.lJIs., from San Francisco and Auckland. LONDON. November 23.—Arrived: Rangatira, b.b., from New Zealand; Corryvrechan, barque, 1 from Timaru. Sailed: Gothic, s.s., for New Zealand; Abbeyholme, barque, for Auckland; Wellington, »hip, foi Wellington. THE MAPOURIKA. WELLINGTON. November 25.—Sailed: Mapourika, s.s., for Nelson. New Plymouth., and Onehunga. Passengers: Mosdamee Littlejohn. Cunningham, Stevens, McGuinness. Batcheldor, Barnicoat and children, Crocker (2) and children, Misses Campbell, McNee, Townsend (2). Harrod. Silvini, Farquharson, Messrs. Johnston. Hoare, Townsend, Wes-ternc-Wood, Farquharson, Baezrtz, Graham. Twentyman, Coote, Sivroni, Hodge, Weston, Izard, Hooper, Black, Talbot, Hon. Beeves, and 12 Bteejage. \