SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11562, 28 January 1901, Page 4

SHIPPING.

SSfiH "Water at Auckland—o.o a.m.; 0.27 p.ir r «; ' „ - Manukau-1.59 a.m.; 2.26 p.m Eases, 5.3 a.m. sets, 7.5 p.m. Moon—Full, February 4, 3.0 a.m. ARRIVALS. JANUARY 26. V ~, Uawea. ft 8.. 1753, J. Abram, from the Blnfi OamanT Timaru, and Wellington.—Union S.f ' 5.9., 279, E. Stephenson, fror "Wiansarei. Passengers: Mesdames Hollanc : Grey. McKay, Misses Campbell, McGregoi Johnson, '■< Green, Messrs. McKay, McGregoi Johnson, Cliffe, McKenzie, Robertson. Thorn " son, rad eight steerage.— S.S. Co Marital, 5.9., 225, Joseph Duthie, from Mei ' toury Bay, .Kuaotnnu, and the Great Barriei Passengers: Mesdamea Thorns/Noble, McGai ■rey. Misses Dawson (2), Thorns, Bridgemar ■ Murden, Messrs. Thorns, Busby, Davis, Nobh Take, Baskuviile, and five native school boys -■'.■'•"'."-— -Northern S.S. Co., agents. . Awarua, s.s., 159, James Lewis, from th Devonport . Steam Ferry Company ■ agents.:,'. Admiral, s.s., 125, George Laity, from th Bay of Devonport Steam Ferry Con pany, agents. ' „_ Chelmsford, 5.3., 70, J. Taw, from Whanga Woua.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. JANUARY 27. Mararoa, s.s.. 2598, Edwin Phillips, fron Sydney. Passengers: Mesdames Perry am child, Meachem, Yeomans, Connell, Leitch Strachan and child, Oasten, Rust, Kirkland child, and nurse, Franklin, Taylor, Du Kiei and two children, Stewart, Fraser, Napier Smith, Stewart, Robinson, Misses Flegltaufc Fraser, Carey, Meachem, Thorpe, Stewart McGee, Selby (2), Mitchell, Kearns, Hamilton Sir G. M. O'Eorke, Captain Mcintosh, Messrs Temme, Deerness, Hemus, O'Brien, Boult Hamilton, Stevenson, G. Smith, S. Bray Lampion, A. Cash, Nelson, J. C. Adams, Stew art, E. MacPherson. . Yeomans, Thorpe, Blan Leitch, Rust, Kirkland, Franklin, Taylor Du'Rieu. C. Gaden, Duff. Loveland, P. Gay Harmens, G. Morgan, Williamson, Element S. Means, J. K. Mair, Lempriere, F. Stafford R. Lamb, Kaye. H. Bull. J. Milne, T. Williams A.Freebaim, D. Freebaim, Moginie, Dillv Woollams, A. Powell, Davis, Anderson, Pit tar, J. B. Williamson, Napier. Stewart, L Cohen, Norman. G. Fowlds, S. Vaile. Plummei Edwards. Innes. 0. Hemus, Boyd, Stewart Heriot, Fruhauf. Robinson, A. Porter, J Boon, Milligan, and 65 steerage.— S.S Co., agents. . ... ™ \^. - . Talune, s.s., 2087, R. E. Smith, from South - era and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mes dames Coles and child. Fleming and child Chapman, Lancaster. Martin and child. Spear Shand and child, Palairot and child, Kirk pat rick and child. Freedman, Misses Swindle, Haroill. Bunciman, Hvett, Ewing 1 letcher Newbigen. Lake. Archibald, Moses, Lees. Wil son, Bemberton, Adams (2), Richards. Ross, Messrs. Napier, Graham, Bell, Moir, Lancaster Wilson. Dyer. Furness. Elliott. Martin. Pascoe, Tyler, Ifwerson, Shand, Vosper, Dunn, Pyke. Gibbons, Webb. Nolan, Palairet, Taylor. Bushnell, Younghusband. Do Lantotir McDonald, Baker, Goodall. . Earp. Swindle, Freedman. Workman. Knowles. Grant, Harris ' Bobbie, Drs. Chalmers and Napier, Captain Plunkett, and 15 steerage.— S.S. Co., aS Clansman. s.s.. 300, W.Farctuhar, from Tauranga Passengers: Mesdames Ventura, Barley.? Pittar." Misses Capper (4), Boggle, Caw, Tarrv. Cullins. Messrs. Capper (2), Smith, Dawson. Chappe-ilall, Shera. Baxter, Collett, Grer. Jordan.-Northern S.S. Co., agents. . Waimana. s.s., 130. C. Hopkins, from Whakatane.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. _ '__"■■■ Brothers, auxiliary schooner, 65. J. it. Mhritzky, from Mangonui, Awanui, and Hoboura.—Master, agent. _'. „ ' DEPARTURES. - JANUARY 26. . , ■ To Anau, s.s., 1653. John Bernech, for East ' Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: Mesdames Hall, Young and children,. Ilerrold, infant, and nurse. Kedley, Brothers, Russell, Witbv Knight, Broughton and three children, . Misses Brown. Baenie. Moller, Newman, Keane. Pickering. Revs. J. P. Cowie, W. Beatty Messrs. Withy, Gardner, E. 11. Broughton Lieber. E. Ware. J. L. Montzon. W. A. Knott. L. Nolan, Wakeley. H. M. Simpson, W. E. Terry Palmer, C. H. O'Connor, W. McClurg, Tnkere, Gibson, Hall, and 15 steerage.—Union . S.S. Co.. agents. . , _„, Glenelg. s.s., 288, T. Haultam, tor Whangarei.—Northern S.S. Co.. agentg. :- Ohinemuri. s.s.. 70, N. Robertson, for Awamti and Waiharara.-Northern S.S. Co., agents. Clyde, schooner, 87, W. Cameron, for Greymouth.— agent. ■,-..;■ , JANUARY 27. . . ■• • „■■■■ Admiral, s.s., 125, George Laity, for Mereury Bay.—Devonport Steam Ferry Company, Isabel, three-masted schooner, 149, W.Lombard, for Sydney, via Meroury Bay.-Vines, Dtting, and Perston, agents. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. + To-dav: Rotoiti sails for New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 p.m. (train, 2.10); Taiune sails for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. ■-■ n Tuesday : Taviuni arrives from Suva ana Xevuka ; Hawea sails for Bluff. Oamaru. and nSmaru. via Napier and Lyttelton ,: Mararoa E?,ila for Southern porta at 2 p.m. _ Wednesday : Mapourika arrives from Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth Taviuni Dans for Wellington direct, shortly after ar- :■ rival. 1~- "•':'':'.. >f S . ':'-„ ' ■■■__ ■■' Thursday:' Monra arrives from Southern ports ;. Mapourika. sails for New Plymouth, .Wellington, and Nelson, at 3 p.m. (train, 2.10). Saturday .:, Monra sails for Southern ports at 12, noon, ": NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Paeroa arrives from Waiheke 'early ; Clansman leaves for Russell. Wha; ngaroa, and Mangonui at 7 p.m.; Muritai leaves for Kuaotnnu, Mercury Bay. and Whangaparapara at 7 p.m. ; Waitangi leaves for Tairua. Whangamata, and Tauranga at 9 p.m.; Glenelg arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf ; Gairloch arrives at Onehunga from Opunake and Wanganui ; Kanieri leaves Onehunga for Waitara at 11.30 a.m. ; Chelmsford leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m. Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily ' .. papers, "... IMPORTS. Per Mararoa, from Sydney: 100 pairs naves, 3250 felloes, 49 pieces hardwood. 18 barrels oil, 30 cases oil. 297 cases fruits, 600 sacks bonedust, 45 bags tapioca. 204 packages tea, 40 bags peanuts, 30 rolls matting, 144 shafts, 1205 sleepers. 59 sacks flour. 104 sacks bottles, . 43 cases wax, 1420 bags rice, 60 cases fish, .76 cases spirits, 213 ingots tin, 47 cases tin, 20 : j cases waters, and sundries. Per Talune, from tho South: 729 sacKs wheat. 678 sacks oats, 100 sacks pollard. 527 sacks flour, 80 sacks bran. 17 hogsheads ale, 40 cases tea, 7 bales wool. 82 cases whisky, 18 bales leather, 106 bars iron, 21 ranges, and a large quantity of sundries. Per Hawea. from the South: 5762 sacks wheat, 2945 sacks oats, 873 sacks bran. 286 sacks pollard, 36 sacks oatmeal, £080 50's flour, 530 100's flour. 1065 sacks flour, 110 sacks of 25's flour. 17- blocks stone, 43 bales woollens, and '•"■'■■ - 'sundries." The Northern Company's steamer Clansman arrived from Tauranga yesterday uioni'iig, and leaves this evening for Russell, Whux-ja-roa, and Mangonui. On Saturday night the Northern Company s steamer Wellington arrived from Wbangirei: with passengers and general cargo, and leaves id' the same place again to-night. _ __ i The Union Company's steamer Te Anau left on Saturday afternoon for East Coast and Southern ports. ; ,' On Saturday night the Northern Company s steamer Muritai arrived from Mercury Bay. 1 Kuaotnnu. and the Great Barrier, and leaves; for the same places again this evening. I The tugboat Admiral returned from the Bay of Islands on Saturday morning, after towing the brig Fairy Rock down. -On- Saturday afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Ohinemuri left for Awanui and Waiharara. . _■',',>■, -V' : , The three-masted schooner Ysabel left for Mercurv Bay in tow of the s.s. Admiral Inst - night, to load timber for Sydney. On- Saturday afternoon the schooner Clyde sailed for Greymouth with a full cargi of kauri timber and pipes. Tho Northern Company's steamer Waitangi leaves at 9 o'clock to-night for Tairua, Wliangamata-- and Tauranga. . ; , .. . '. On' Friday last the barquentme Neptune ar- ' rived at Sydney from Kaipara. The Northern Company's steamer Glenelg left for Whangarei on Saturday night. Yesterday morning the Northern Company's steamer Waimana arrived from Whakatane with a cargo of maize. ~',', The four-masted barque Drnmblair has been chartered to load general cargo at a New Zealand port for tho United Kingdom or the Continent. , , , ,'-*_, , . The barque Santiago has been chartered to bring creosote from London to New Zea- ' The auxiliary schooner Brothers a,rrrived from the North yesterday with a cargo of kauri gum and sundries. j Yesterday the New Zealand Shipping Com-: pany's ste'amei Otarama arrived at Port; Chalmers from London. On Saturday the barque Lake Erie arrived : at Lyttelton from Calcutta. THE WARSHIPS. H.M.s. Mildura arrived at "Wellington from Lyttelton yesterday. H.M.s. Tauranga. which was recently placed in commission, was on the 18th inst.. taken by her new crew for a trial trip outside Sydney Heads. On her return to port the customary salute was fired for the Admiral, the salute being returned by the flagship. | The Austrian gunboat Leopard, which called at Sydney in connection with the Commonwealth inaugural celebrations, left on Janu- ."■ ary 13 for the Solomon Islands. She is to . - visit- Guadalcanar (the scene of the massacre sf an Austrian scientific expedition some years ago), for the purpose of erecting a monument '- to the memory of the fallen officers and men. The Chilian warship General Baquedano > left Sydney on January 13. She has been : suddenly ordered to Chili to enable her cadets I to undergo their annual naval examination. ]■' ; ' THE TAVIUNI. ' -The Union Company's steamer Taviuni is ; due from Fiji to-morrow, and leaves for Wei- . ■- lmgton direct on Wednesday. < " THE INDRADEVI. The Tyser liner Indradevi. in continuation i« S r ya & e from New York and Australia. ><■ LJL S 7 n y on Saturday morning last, and is expected to arrive on Thursday next. Messrs. ' t'?S d , s J* 0 ™" 1 limited) aro the inward, agents for the steamer. I

• . THE tfOSTHERN OHIEB

THE MAR ABO A. The Union Company's steamer Mararoa. Captain Edwin Phillips, arrived from Sydney yesterday afternoon, bringing: a large number of passengers in both classes, and a considerable amount. of :i generall cargo. V ery rough weather was met with during the passage, notwithstanding which the steamer made very good time across. . Upon arrival tile steamer anchored in tile stream for inspection by the ;■ health officer, ■ afterwards berthing - at the ■ Queen-street Wharf, where the • passengers and mails were. at once disembarked. Mr. W. Sadler, the purser, to whom we' are indebted for our files, reports:—lho ■ Mararoa left the Company s wharf, Margaretstreet, Sydney, at 3 p.m., arid passed through Port Jackson Heads at 3.30 p.m. on 23rd inst., • breasted the Three Kings at 9.20 p.m. on the 26th, and arrived at 4 p.m. yesterday Experienced strong southerly winds, with high seas and overcast weather, to the ortli Cape; thence fine weather down the coast. _ The ' Mararoa leaves for East- Coast and Southern ports at 2 p.m. to-morrow. ■ —— — ■ ■- THE TALUNE. The Union Company's steamer Talune, Cap--1 tain R. E. Smith, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports yesterday morning after a good run -up from Gisborne. Mr. E. Mulqueen, the purser, reports that the steamer ' left Duhedin on the 22nd inst., and called at Lvttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne, leaving the latter port at 11 a.m. on the 26th, and arriving at 10 a.m. yesterday. The Ta-1 luno leaves the Queen-street Wharf for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to-day. THE HAWEA. j The Union Company's steamer Hav/ea, Captain J. Abram, arrived from the South on j Saturday afternoon, bringihg a large cargo, of grain and produce. Mr. A. S. McKenzie, the parser, reports that the steamer left the Bluff at 4 p.m. on the ISth inst., and called at Oamaru, Timarn, and Wellington. Left the latter port at 10.10 a.m. on the 24th. was; | abreast of East Cape Island at 6.10 p.m. on I the 25th, and arrived at 4 p.m. on the 26th. [ Experienced strong to moderate north-east ! winds to Wellington, and southerly winds ti< | noon on the 25th, increasing towards mid--1 night to fresh south-south-west gale, lasting |to arrival. The Hawea leaves for Napier and || the South to-morrow. f THE A WAR A. The iron paddle steamer Awarua. which has been purchased by the Devonport Steam f Ferry Company, to be utilised as a tugboat. > at this port, arrived from the Bluff on Satur- f j day morning, undei the charge of Captain | ' James .Lewis. The Awarna was built at £ j Blackwall, England, in 1834, to the order of i | the Bluff Harbour Board, and was specially jj | constructed for towing purposes, no expense | ! being spared to have everything out her 8 as up-to-date as possible. During the time I she has been at the Bluff the steamer has fj j been well taken care of, and is in fine order. jj The steamer has good steaming power, and g I will no doubt prove an acquisition to the t company's fleet. Of the passage up from the | Bluff the master reports that he left early C on the morning of the 20th inst., and met with strong head winds and seas all the way. jj arriving in harbour early on Saturday morn- £ ing. Although the steamer had such bad [ weather to contend with, she proved a fine fi sea boat, and came through without any | damage, although at times some heavy seas § broke on board. The Awarna is to be! jj docked for cleaning and painting, after which | she will be placed in commission. )•. i THE STAR OP NEW ZEALAND. , 1 The Tyser linei Star of New Zealand ar-E rived at Melbourne from London yesterday. | and on discharge proceeds on to Sydney, and [j then comes on to Auckland. ; THE CORNWALL. | " The troopship Cornwall left Wellington for [j Auckland shortly after 11 o'clock yesterday | morning, and is expected to arrive to-mor- i row afternoon. • I] 1 u