SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 11543, 30 November 1900, Page 4

SHIPPING.

inah Water at Auckland—•o.2l~a.m-; 0.47 p.m. „ Manukau— a.m.; 2.46 p.m. Bun—Rise*. 4.28 a.m.; ; sets, 6.51 p.m. Moon— quarter, to-day, 5.6 a.m. WEATHER FORECAST. / - ' Captain Edwin telegraphed yesterday "Strong westerly winds; glass falL" ARRIVALS. " Tomoana, s.s., 5987, Fishwick, from London, Melbourne, and Sydney. Passengers: Messrs. Neal and Blythe.—Arthur H. Nathan, agent. Matatua, s.s.. 3322. W. BurviU-Hoimes, 8.N.R., from London, Teneriffe, and Hobart. —T. and 8. Morrin (Limited), agent?. Te Anau, s.s., 1652, Ni-rman Beaumont, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Misses L. Whinam. C. Ludwig. Ryan. O Leary. Peters, Meek. Ormsby (2), E. Searancke, David. Mesdarnes Glenny. Cato and fanuly. Armstrong and children. Randall. Robertson, Kerewai. I?ipina, Rev. Cato, Dr. Meniies. Messrs. Duie. Smale. Dillon, H. Robinson, Armstrong, Calcott, Mennie, Lawson. Ponder. R. S. Brown, and 16 steerage.—Lnion S.b. Co., "Sa 5.5.., 267, A. McKenzie, fromWharekawa.—Ley land. O'Brien, and Co-agents Ngunguru, s.s., 84, Scott, from Whangarei. —•Northern S.S. Co., agents. # A Ohinemnri, s.s., 70 T. Haul ta from Awaiiui Waiharara, and Hohoora. Passengers: Mr Wilson and child. Miss Baker. Messrs. Wilson, Baker, L. Spitz, Young, A. JaC-iion, Meikontch.—Northern S.s. Co.. agents. Wellington, s.s., 279. E. Bi«phenson. from Whangarei. Passengers: Mesdames Deasley. Carrot Matthews. Fullerton. Misses Davidson, Gibson. Flavell. Messrs. Tothfll, Moginie,' Gnves, Swaffield, Wakelm, Matthews, Sands. Robertson. McQueen, .Clarke. Cork, Fulierton, Deasley. Sogers, fcimpson. and ten steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPASTURES. Taieri, s.s., 1668, George A. Lobb, for Westport. —Union S.S. Co., agents. ~. Stella si.. 257. A. Mckenzie, for Whanga—Leyland. O'Brien, and Co., agents. Chelmsford, s.s.. TO. J. Taw. for Whangapoua and Port Charles.-Union S.S. Co., a schooner. 43. Neagle. for Barotonga.—Heather. Roberton. and Co., agents. Waiapu, auxiliary schooner. 54, A. Martin, for coast porta and Giaborce.— is- vzcre and Co., agents. ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON: , „ . »,.i Bay. s s.. via Melbourne and nyflnpv arrived at- Melbourne November 23. JlimiM B™ via Melbourne and Sidney, sailed November 10. _ Waikato, s.s., via Tasmania, sabed NovemStar" of New Zealand, s.s.. via Melbourne, Star of New Zealand, s s.. via Melbourne, and Sydney to sail about December 5. Star of Victoria, 5.9.. via Melbourne and Sydney, to sail about December 10. IHABPXES3: ~ , 1 Kmclune. barque, sailed August I. MONTE VIDEO: , , „ . , Criffel. barque, sailed November 5. 8 AN' NCI SCO: v to Mariposa, R.M.s.. December 19. K s7arofEngland. s.s.. via Melbourne and Sydney, arrived at Melbourne November

Indrarlevi. s.s.. via Melbourne and Sydney. Indradevi. s s.. via Melbourne and Sydney. sailed November 9. , Star of Australia. ?.s.. via Melbourne and Pvdnev. to sail about December 8. Indraghiri. s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, to nail about January 15. Abbey Holme, s.s., direct, sailed. Craiennr. barque, via Duued.n and Wei I'ncrton. sailed September 2.5. ... Hiram Emery. barque, via Wellington, sailed. ITDJJEY• Mararoa, s.s., Sunday. P..M.5., December 19. NEWCASTLE: OaathJamba, barque, sailed. fUI: „ ' . . Taviuni, s.s., December 4. I"ONGA: Mariapouri, s.s., early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. jONDON: , _. Antares. barque, loading. TOW TORE: , . . . Star «}f the East, barque, to load. EiN FRANCISCO: . , Alameda. R.M.s.. December 6. SAMOA : _ , - Alameda, E.M.8.. December 6. B/DNEY: Taltme, s.s., Monday. F Tavirini, s.s., December 5. TONGA:: _ Manapoun, s.s., early. If EW CASTLE: Wanaka, b.s., to-day. Botc-kino, s.s., to-morrow. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Saturday: Te Anau leaves for Southern ports at noon; Eotokino leaves for Newcastle direct. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Clansman arrives from Northern ports early, and leaves for Tauranga at,7 pm.; Muritai leaves for Ku.iotunu. Kennedy's Bay. and Mercury Ba« at 7 p.m.; Ngapuhi arrives from New Plymouth early; Wellington leaves for _ Whangarei. Marsden Point. Whangarei Heads, and 1. aruaßay at 10.30 p.m.; N gun guru arrives from aangarei Town Service': Steamers leave for Thames Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Tomoana, 5.3.. at $*een-street Wharf. Matatua, ».s., at Powder Ground. Te Anau s.s., at Quay-street Jetty. Wanaka, 5.8., in Calliope Dock. Eotokino, 5.3., at Sugar Works. An tares, ship, at Railway Wharf. Aldebaran, barque, at Breastwork. Star of the East, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. __ . Max, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. IMPORTS. Per Tomoana, from London: 28CO tons general merchandise. Per Matatua. from London: 2000 tons general merchandise. . . Per Te Anau, from the South: 40 cases jams 34 cases groceries and confectionery, 64 bales twine. 14 casks. 70 drums. 4 cases oil. 50 sacks oatmeal, 95 sacks 600 50 s flour, 160 sacks bran. 110 sacks oats, 190 bars iron, 45 packages ranges, 39 sacks wheat, 23- sacks potatoes, 50 sacks grass seed, 13 cases hams and bacon. 80 eases tinned fish, 100 cases currants 220 bags manure, 26 cases matches, 110 liegs nails, 2 horses, and a quantity of sundries, also transhipments. The Northern Company's steamer Wellington arrived last night from Whangarei with passengers and general cargo, and leaves for the same place again to-night. Yesterday morning the Northern Company 8 Steamer >'gun guru arrived from Whangarei Town Wharf, and left for the same place again in the evening. Last night the Northern Company a steamer Ohinemuri arrived from Awanu'. Walharara, and Hohoura, with several passengers and a full cargo of kauri gum. etc., "'and a number of sheep. She leaves for the North again to-morrow afternoon. The Union Company's steamer Taieri left last evening for Westport to load coal for Auckland. , , Last night the Northern Company s steamer Chelmsford left fo. Whangapoua and Port Charles. , . The Union Company's steamer Rotokino leaves for Newcastle to-morrow. Yesterday the schooner May Howard went up to the Kauri Timber Company's mills to discharge her cargo of timber for Hokianga. The schooner sails for Hokianga on Tuesday' next. . , The steamer Stella arrived from Wnarekawa yesterday morning, and left for Whangarei at night. Yesterday the brjgiantine Linda Weber nailed from Wbangarfei for Qisborne with a cargo of timoer. , The Island schoone. Maungaroa sailed yesterday for Rarotonga. . Last night the auxiliary schooner Waiapu left for coast ports and Gisborne. The Northern Company's steamer Waimaric. has been fitted with steam-steering cear. which was brought out from Scotland by the Ngapnhi. „ . Yesterday the ship Westland arrived at Wellington from Liverpool, after a passage of 103 days. The Northern Companv s steamer Clansman ".rrives from tho North early this morning, and leaves for Tauranga in the evening. THE OMRAH. The Orient liner Omrah arrived at Fremantle from London yesterday. THE WANAKA. The Union Company's steamer Wanaka will be floated out of Calliope Dock this evening, after general overhaul, and leaves at once for Newcastle direct. TRANSHIPMENTS. The s.s. Te Anau. which arrived from the South yesterday, brought up transhipments per Delphic from London, Bushmills from New York, and Mokoia from Melbourne and Hobart. ' * THE TE ANAU. The Union Company's steamer Te Anau. Captain Norman Beaumont, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports yesterday morning, berthing at Ouay-street Jettv No. 2. The steamer brought a number of passengers and a considerable quantity of general cargo. Of the passage. Mr. H. V. Austen, the purser, reports that the Te Anau left Dunedin on the 23rd inst. at 4 p.m., and called at Lvttelton. Wellington Napier, and Gisborne. discharging and loading cargo at each port. Left Gisborne at 10.50 a.m. on the 28th. and arrived at 11.30 a.m. yesterday. Light variable winds prevailed to Wellington: thence light to moderate north-west to south-west winds, smooth sea«, and fine weather to arrival. The Te Anau leaves for East Coast and Southern ports at noon tomorrow. THE TYSER LINE. The following movements of the steamers of the Tyser line are supplied by Mr. Arthur..!!. Nathan, the local agent. The Star of Australia is timed to leave New York for Melbourne. Svdney, and New Zealand " about December 8. , The Star of New Zealand leaves London ■J about December, E for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand., The Star of Victoria leaves London about December 10 foi Melbourne. Sydney, and New Zealand. , ' The Indraghiri leaves Nefw ' York about January 15 for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand. , ; - . •

The Mimiro left London on November 10 for Melbourne. Sydney, and New Zealand, and is due at Melbourne on December 23. The steamer is due at Auckland about tn» middle of January, THE TOMOANA. „ .. The steamer Tomoana. of the Tyser line, arrived from London, Melbourne, and Sydney resterday afternoon, and anchored Delow the railway wharf for inspection by the health officer, afterwards berthing at the -street Wharf. The steamer, wtucß is still under the command of Captain trisnwick, brings a large quantity of general cargo for Auckland, consisting of nearly »000 tons, the discharge of which will be commenced this morning, and on completion the steamer win take in consignments of wool, kauri gum, etc., for London, proceeding South to complete her discharge, and loading. Captain Fishwick, who brings his fine steamer into port in splendid order, reports:—The Tomoa^na left the Royal Albert Dock. London, a. 6 p.m. on September 16, and Proceeded to Holehaven to take in explosives. Was detained in the river by heavy fogs, and landed the pilot at Dover at 8 p.m. on the 18th. Fine weather was experienced to Las Palmas, which.'fareached on the 25th, and after taking in a supply of bunker coal, resumed the voyage the same date. Until passing the Cape of Good Hope, on October 15, the same conditions of weather prevailed, but after rounding the Cape a heavy gale, with mounuinouseas, was encountered, followed by moderately rough weather all the way across the Southern Ocean, and until arrival at Melbourne at 6 p.m. on the sth inst. After landing consignments, proceeded on to bj aney on the 10th, and reached Port Jackson oh the 12th. and after putting out further consignments, resumed the voyage to Auckland at 10 a.m. on Saturday last, and met with exceedingly fine weather and very smooth seas all the way across. Cape Maria van Diemea was passed at 7.50 p.m. on Wednesday. Cape Brett at 5 a.m. yesterday, and the harbour made at 4 p.m., fine weather prevailing on the trip down the coast. Associated with Captain Fishwiok are the following deck officers:— Mr. F. Lidstone (late Hawke's Bay); second, Mr. I. Drake; third, Mr. H. Kemp: fourth, Mr. J. Sowden. Mr. Gimblett is still in charge of the engine deuartment and has with him Messrs. Chappel Rose' Mock, and Sadler, Messrs. Gibson and Walton being the refrigerating engineers Mr. Arthur H. Nathan is the local agent for the Tomoana. THE MATATSk 1 - The Shaw, SaviU, and Aiuion Gompanys steamer Matatua arrived from London ana Hobart yesterday morning, , and having explosives on board, anchored at the Powder Ground, where she-was visited by the health officer, and granted pratique, and the wort of discharging proceeded with, and continued throughout the day. The work is' expected to be completed in time to allow the steamer to come up to the wharf and berth aoout eleven o'clock thi3 morning. The 11iatatua, which is now under the command of Captain BurviU-Holmes, has not visited Auckland for some years past, her voyages having .he # n from London to Southern ports. -Associated with Captain Holmes are the following officers:— Mr. P. O. Griffiths, R.N.8.. second, Mr. R. S. Cross: third, Mr H. C. Arlington; fourth. Mr. \Velhst. Mr. A. Mc Intyre is in charge of the engine department, and has with him Messrs. S. McNeil. T. Na.myth, and W. Jones, Messrs. Bissett and Day being the refrigerating engineers. Sir. C. Hobden. late of the Delphic, is steward-m----charge. Of the voyage, the second officer reports:—The Matatua left London at 8 p.m. on October 2. and called at Holehaven to take in explosives. Fine weather prevailed until passing Ushant. when , a^,? aT L from the south-west was met with, lasting all the wav across the Bay of Biscay. followed by fine weather to Teneriffe, which'was reirhed at 10 a.m. on the 10th. looK in bunker coal, and resumed the voyayeatnudnight the same date. The north-east trades were moderate, with fine 7^/. 0 "i lt,0n h 3 ' and the equator was passed on the 18th. the south-east trades also proved moderate and the weather fine to the Cape, Agulhas being signalled at 10 a.m. on the 30th. Fresn breezes and occasional gales ailed until November 8. when a heavy gale from tne north-west .as encountered, during which much water was shipped. On the gale moderating, fine weathoi prevailed until reaching Hobart at 7.30 a.m. on the' Resumed the voyage at 4 a.m. on the -jrd. and met with moderate winds and fine weather across the Ta-sman Sea. 1 Cane Maria Van Diemen at 0.15 a.m. on tne Cape Brett at 2 p.m. the same date anchoring off Tiritiri at 11 p.m., and coming into port at daylight yesterday. Messrs. T. and S. Morrin (Limited) are the lochia gents for the steamer, which proceeds South next week. THE ALDEBARAN. The barque Aldebaran came out of AucKland Dock yesterday morning, after general overhaul, and berthed at the Breastwork near the Harbour Board offices. The ves gel leaves for Hokianga to-morrow, in tow of the steamer Stella, to load timber for Sydney. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Glenelg, s.s.. W. Blacklock, from Hokianga. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Hapourika. s.s.. J- Grant, for Plymouth, Wellington, and Nelson. I a.-en-irers- Mr. and Mrs. Fanning. Mr. and Mrs. Tiller, Rev. and Mrs. Bates and four children, Mesdames Ross. With am and two children. Joyce. Parkinson and two children, Grant. Crawley, Camplin. Garland, Pas-more, Bellve Faulder. Gray. Hausmann, Zingev, Misses Ross. Garland. Atkinson, Bellve. Cock, Crawley (2), Mitchell. Alexander, Higgle, Messrs. Pitt! Hudson. Bach, Duval, A Thomson, T. J. Wilson, Mitchell. L. and C. Challis, Ro«'s (21, Crawley. Passmore, Blaydon, Grant, Bellworth, G. L. Kerr, Brodie. Zmgey, Davidson, D. M. D can. Masters Crawley (2), and 15 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. , Glenelg? s.s.. W. Blacklock, for Opunake and V. r an?anui. — S.S. Co.. agents. Kanieri, s.s., H. Smith, for aitara.-Nor-them S.S. Co., agents. The Northern Company's steamer Glenelg arrived vesterdav morning from Hokianga, and left again in the evening for Opunake ai Th<T Umon Company's steamer MapourLka left yesterday afternoon for New mouth a The^ V B e s h "Sni took her departure yesterday for Waitara. BY TELEGRAPH. KAIPARA HEADS. November 29.-Sailed: Eliza Firth and Jessie Niccol, schooners, for Wellington. MARSDEN POINT. November 29.—Arrived: Terarawa, ketch, Surprise, auxiliary ketoh, from Auckland. Sailed: Will Watch, ketch, for Auckland, Linda Weber, brigantine. for Gisborne. RUSSELL. November 29.—T0 sail at 6 p.m.: Clansman, s.s., for Auckland. TAURANGA. November Arrived: Waiotahi, S.S.. from Auckland. NEW PLYMOUTH. November 29.--Arrived Ngapuhi, s.s., from Onehunga. Sailed: Ngapuhi, g.s., for Onehunga. WELLINGTON. November 29.—Arrived: Talune. s.s., from tho South; Westland, ship, from Liverpool. Sailed: Talune. s.s., for Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, and Sydney. Passengers: Misses Savill, Keeling, Gleeson, Faulkner, Thayei, Wilson. Enckson. Dickerson. Mesdames Faulkner Thaver. Jonrdain. O'Sullivan, Messrs. Savill, Bees, Galway, White, Pearmain, Knowles Kennedy, Matthias, Stevenson, Hale, McHardy, O'Sullivan. and 17 steerage. Rotoiti, i.s., for New Plymouth and Onehunga. Passengers: Misses Carthew, Irvine, Hutchins, Robinson, Mesdames Carthew and Darby, Messrs. Skelton, Saunders, Petford, Binnie, Clarke. Henderson, Heinz, Ilandcock, Dram, and 13 steerage. . LYTTELTON. November 29.—Sailed: Wakatu, 5.8., for Cheviot. Kaikoura. and Wellington; Tarawera, s.s., for Wellington. PORT CHALMERS. November 29.—Arrived: Buteshire, s.s., from Sydney. Sailed: Bushmills, s.s., for Timaru. ALBANY. Novembei Arrived: Spithead, s.s., from Oamaru. NEWCASTLE. November Sailed: Werneth Hall, s.s., for Oamaru.