SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11716, 26 July 1901, Page 4

SHIPPING.

'High Water at Auckland-i:42 a.m.'; 2.17 pmi. c - ■■:.„ „■•:.: Manukau-3.41 a.m.; 4.16 p.m. t ~" Sun— 6.56 a.m.; sets, 4.58 p.m. s ; Moon-Full, Wednesday. 10.3 p.m. ; , * ■■■: ■*-'■■:■ V, • : ■■'■ ' '— I''.-- ■''':''■' -. ; - --"'. ; ;.:' ' : / . WEATHER FORECAST. l Captain Edwin telegraphed yesterday : — i Glass rise ; tides poor ; weather very cold. I ARRIVALS. • . ' -\- Manauouri - s.a., 2033, George Crawshaw, from-Svdney, Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga ■ assengers ■ Mrs Peacock, Misses A.' Field, Leiah-; { San (2),' Brow„. Blundell.F. Peacock, Messrs. \ H Box W. B. Matthews, J. Young. Brown, J. Lemm W. 0. Dean, Hamilton, and two e'.eer- . ;' age —union - -. S.S. Co., agents. ... , Moura s.s., 2027, Norman Beaumont, from ' Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: x Misses Howard, Hallister, Harrison, Ban, Pen- t man, Austin. Guthrie, Boorman, Mesdames , Leslie. Wilson, Steele, Kirk, Guthrie, Hunt. , Fitzgerald, Crawley and family * (4). « Taylor, , Russell, * Shaman, Messrs. Holmes. Kirk, , Hardy, Smith, Buncimau, Davis. Allen Wily. J Trooper Prentice, Hammond, Baphael, Fitz- j rerald. Crawley, Campbell, Cox, Skeagb, * Brown, Johnson, Winson, Sharman. Boy. * , Bachcroft, and 25 steerage.— S.S. Co., .J * Taviuni, s.s.. 1465, F. W. Macbeth, from the J Society and Cook Islands. Passengers: -Mes- } : dames Henry. Hutchins and three children, * Misses Walker, Lyons, Messrs. Ganvan Da * Temple, Hutchins.-Union S.S. Co., agents a .Kotuku, s.s., 1054, Collins, from Newcastle, i »_Union S.S. Co.. agents. £■■■ rV„, ' Waitangi. s.s., 197, P. A. Stein, from Tuu- J I Tanga, Whangamata, and Tairua. Passen- I . cors: Mesdames Commons. Watkins, Messrs. i Patterson. Commons, Adams, Morrison, Pear- I son, Watkins, and four steerage.— e • S.S. Co. . agents. . , _, _'. * Paeroa ss„ 92, N. Robertson, from Mango- \ nui. Wa'harara, * and Awanui. Passengers: c Messrs. A. Jagger. Caradus," Bigelow.— i «rn S.S. Co., agents. m , v - "Tiru"™'-' , i - Chelmsford, s.s., 70, J. Taw, from Whanga- j ' Northern S.S. Co., agents. ~.; _ t •■■■■, Wellington, s.s., 279, E. Stephenson, from < Whangarei. Passengers: Mesdarae3 * C. Mc- i Kay. Foote, 1 Woods and children; Clarke, -\ : Miss * Jack, Messrs. F. Gromley. H. Cook, < - Bispham.; Gade, Miller, Christian. Oakden, 1 1 Babe, Chumson. Black, Mason, Clarke, Foote, ( 1 Field, Reyburn, and six steerage.— E.S. Co., agents. ' ... ~ /-, * •. Muritai, s.s., 225, J. Unlbie, from the Great Barrier. Passengers: Messrs. Stanton. Minn, Beale, Bigelow, Lees, and four steerage.—Nor- » them S.S. Co., agents. t DEPASTURES. ~ , T i Tomoana, s.s.. 5937.. Alfred Child, for Lon- ~ .'. aS East Coast and Southern ports. 1 Hawea s.s., 1758, J. Abram, forJtlie Bluff. , 1 : Ngunluru S.S.. 84. Scott, for Whangarei * Chelmsford, s.s.. 70. J. Taw, for Whanga- J tpoua and Port Charles. : 1 EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Paiceha s.s., direct, about to-day. Star-of New Zealand, s.s., via Australia. ' at Melbourne, Jnly 16. . i Indradevi, s.s., via Australia, sailed June 30. v Otaramr. s.s.. direct, sailed July 3. . • c Star of Australia, s.s., via Australia, sailed. DAN FRANCISCO: - • .. Sierra, R.M.s.. Monday. KBW YORK: ~ ■;;■ '"'. ' t ; Gadsby, s.s., direct, sailed June 1. t S Banffshire, s.s.. sailed. ~ . TiC 1 -Mimiro, s.s., via Australia, sailed June 15. r Indralema, s.s., via Australia, to sail about g July 15. . ._ ... , f Herbert Fuller, barque, via Wellington, . sailed-March 7. •'; ~.'-, Mice, barque, via Wellington., sailed May 3. Qtar of the East, barque,* via Wellington. sailed. CALCUTTA: ' „ • „ v Obra, s.s., to sail, July 15. . n SYDNEY: ■ , ' } Sonoma, ■■ E.M.?., to-day. 1; Waikare, s.s., Monday. J PROJECTED DEPARTURES. , r ; SAN .PRANCTSCO: . - • ' ' . Sonoma, R.M.s.. to-morrow. * "SAMOA:,:;::-';-: ,■-':'- ...'■" .' '"'>:;--' ; . ■X: Manapouri. s.s.. early. - ~ T BYDNEY: ■ ■ :■ ■- '~ - :,: ' ■•■ ;,••- Sierra, R.M.S., Monday. /;; ; Mararoa. s.s., Monday. ' - IFIJI' .Mrimpouri, s.s., Wednesday. 1 TONGA. . _~, . - , . Mancipouri, s.s., Wednesday. { 'EABOTONGA: Taviuni, s.s., Tuesday. " 1 TAHITI: ' ■ : : , ;■'':.;:::;;.'.■:'-■.■:',■ :-\;-,- ■« Taviuni, p.s., Tuesday. :- . ' . UNION S.P. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. ' Saturday: =. Takapuna arrives from Welling- ' ton and? New Plymouth; Moura leaves for ;?: South at • 12 noon, no cargo after 11 a.m. ; * • ,'Omapere arrives from East Coast ports. ; i NORTHERN Sis" CO.'S- MOVEMENTS. ;. \ m To-day: Terranora arrives from Northern [ ports earlv; Ohinemuri arrives from Paren- , ( garenga, Hohoura, and Te Kao; Ngapnhi arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth early;, 1 i Muritai leave 3 for Kuaotunu and Mercury I Bay at 7 p.m.; Waitangi leaves for Taxiranga at 7 p.m.; Wtlllngtoni' leaves for Marsden ; 1 Point, Whangarei. etc., at 8 p.m.; >gungu- , r ru arrives from Whangarei Town wharf. Thames Service : Steamers leave for Thames ; and Eaeroa daily. See advertisements.daily, capers. .■ ■-,'/" VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Torch, H.M.s., in stream. ■ ■ '*• Manapoari. s.s., at Quay-street Jetty. Taviuni, s.s., at Hobson-street Wharf. : Moura. s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Kotuka, s.s., in stream. -m-u *. IKathleen Hilda, barque, at Railway_Wharr. 1 Royal Tar. barque, at Railway Wharf. Northern Chief, barque, at Sugar Works. _ § Neptune, barquenrtine, at Queen-street Wharf. cT Defiance,: brigantine. at breastwork. ■:-, , Countess: of Ranfurly, Government schooner, at Railway Wharf. ~ IMPORTS. v .■■.■■■ Per Kotuka, from Newcastle: 1500 tons coal , Per Hanapouri , from: Fiji; Samoa, and Tonga: 852 cases, 46. kits fruit, 293 ; bunches - bananas. 4, sacks . cocoannts, 15 r sacks . aides, 1742 sacks sugar,' and sundries. * :-.. Per Taviuni, from, the Society and Cook Islands: 5176 cases oranges, 141 cases bananas, 1 8 cases pines, 8 cases fruit, 41 sacks cocoanuts, "•'-. 47 cases -vanilla, 116 cases mother-of-pearl-I shell. 695 sacks copra, 99 sacks coffee. 4 casks 1 limejuice.i 1097 bunches and 532 kits bananas, and 250 tons transhipment cargo. -~-„■. •>■• The Northern Company's steamer Welling- :: ton.arrived from Whangarei last night, vim passengers and general cargo, and leaves lor ■■?- the same nlace again to-night. • • . 'Last night the Northern Company s eamer Muritai arrived from the Great Barrier, % and leaves this evening lor Mercury xi&y. Kuaotunu, and the Great• iJ'irrwr. ;• . 'i The Northern Company s steamer Waitanm arrive'd :■ yesterday morning, from Tauranga, .' Whangamata. and Tairua, and leaves tor: Tauranga this evening. ■'■'■■ ■•'■'■■■'•''■„■' '-'.'■'■■'>■■"-- ,- .Yesterdav morning the Northern Company s I steamer, Chelmsford arrived from Whansarei Sand left last night for Whangapoua and Port '-■'' Charles. ,V; ;I '-' ■' „ , ~ ---The' Union Company steamer Hawea^left II for ; the I Bluff yesterday afternoon I to load M grain and produce for Auckland, calling at Oaraaru and Timarn coming North. _ :'->: Last, evening, the Northern Company s stea- : mer Ngunguru left for Whangarei. . _ ~ -The: Northern Company's steamer Paeroa arrived from the North yesterday morning, with a cargo of kauri gum, etc. _• - " 'The, barque Northern Chief was. towed up to Chelsea -yesterday morning to discharge her cargo of coal at the Sugar Works. . Yesterday - the barquentine Neptune commenced the discharge of her cargo of salt from South Australia at "the Queen-street Wharf. ■■ ' " _- The Northern Company s steamer Terranora arrives from the North this.morning. The barquentine Lark sailed from Kaipara lor Wellington . yesterday, with a cargo or '■■:■-.timber. : >. ■ ■ - /' . __—__ ..... THE WABSHIPS. H.Ms. Torch will remain in port until the arrival of the Mildura, which relieves her on the New. Zealand division, an.'J will then pro- .'- ceed to the Friendly: Islands. ,; > * H.M.s. Miidura , left Sydney for Auckland .- yesterday. " . H.M.s. Sparrow left Sydney yesterday for the Solomon Inlands. THE SONOMA. : •The American mail steamer : Sonoma is expected to arrive from Sydney this evening, and proceeds on to Pago Pago, Honolulu, and San Francisco, at ? p.m. to-morrow. THE TOMOANA. -': The Tyser liner Tomo.ana finished taking r _ her outward cargo for London yesterday. Mid left for Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington shortly betoro 5 p.m. '. .'HE KOTUKU. The Union' Company's ■ steamer , Kotuku, Captain Collins, arrived from Newcastle last . night, and anchored in the stream to await inspection by Dr. Sharman, the port health officer, who will visit her early thin morning. The steamer brings a cargo of coal, and will berth at the Queen-street Wharf to discharge when admitted to pratique. THE PAKEHA. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamei Pakeha is expected to arrive from ." London direct to-day, with a large, general , : -cargo, and comes to the local agency of 1. and S. Morrin, Limited.; ' THE WAIKATO. r ' Transhipments per the New Zealand Ship--:ping Company's steamer. Waikato, from London, will arrive by the s.s. Mararoa from -Wellington, on Sunday next. ; ■ ' ' THE WAIKARE. . The Union • Company's steamer Waikare left Sydney for Auckland at 3 p.m. on. Wednesday, -and is expected to arrive late on . Sunday night, or early on Monday morning next. ■' '''■'"■'" ' "'' THE TAVIUNI. The Union Company's steamer * Tavihni, Captain. F.W. Macbeth, . arrived : from the <Jook and Society Islands yesterday morning:, it eleven o'clock, and after inspection by Dr. ; Sharman, the port health officer, berthed at the Hobson-street Wharf to discharge her • cargo of - fruit, etc. Mr. W. Taylor, the purser, reports :The Tavinni left Auckland at 715 p.m. on July 2. and arrived at Rarotonga at 9.30 p.m. on the Bth. Left Barotonga at 6 a.m. on the 9th. and arrived at Papeete at ,3 p.m. on the 11th. Left again at 5 p.m. on the 13th. and arrived at lluahine at 7.20 a.m." on the 14th. Left for Raiatea. at 11.40 a.m. the same date, and arrived there three - hours later. ' Left again, the same -■-..date at 4.45 p.m., and arrived at Aitutaki at

11.10 a.m. on the 16th. Left at 12.10 a.m. the following! day,' and arrived at Barotonga at 3 a.m.'roa. the' 18th. ; Left, for Auckland at 6.15 p.m. the same date, and -arrived as above. Experienced moderate following sea till the sth {thence fine weather, with smooth seas to Rarotonga. Between the Islands fine weather, smooth seas, and light breezes; from Aitutaki to Barotonga fresh breezes and moderate head seas ; from Barotonga to Auckland, strong breezes to moderate gales, with heavy head seas, t moderating towards the coast.

THE MANAPOURI. ' The Union Company's steamer Manapouri, J Captain George Crawabaw, arrived from Syd- 1 ney and the Islands yesterday morning, and i after being inspected by Dr. Sharman, the , port health officer, berthed at the Queen- j street Wharf to discharge her consignments of fruit, afterwards preceding up to Chelssa, ' where her cargo of raw sugar was landed, 1 the steamer coming down in the evening *>nd > berthing at Quay-street Jetty, No. 2. Mr. ] H. V. Austen, the purser,, reports :The s.s. ' Manapouri left the Margaret-street Wharf, , Sydney, at 4 p.m. on the 3rd inst., ami arrived in Suva Harbour at 9 a.m. on the 10th. ] Left Suva at noon the next day, and reached Levuka the same afternoon. Left Levuka ' for Ba River at daylight on the 12th, and ] after taking in a shipment of raw sugar re- [ turned to Levuka, finally clearing the Fiji \ Group at that port at 2 p.m. on the 13th inst. Anchored in Apia Harbour at 11 p.m. on the 15th, and resumed the voyage the next day ' at 6 p.m. Called at Niuatobutabn on the < 17th. and leaving in the evening arrived in i Vavan Sound at 11 a.m. on the 18th. Worked ( Haa'pai on the 19th, and Nukualofa on the j 20th, and leaving the latter port at 5 p.m. arrived in the harbour and anchored awaiting pratique at 6.30 a.m. yesterday. Experi- ■ enced fresh head winds and heavy sea during ' the first two days out from Sydney, when the J weather moderated, and with varying winds ( continued fine till arrival at Suva. Cool and , pleasant weather prevailed during the cruise ; among the islands, after leaving which for ■ Auckland, had moderate head winds and sea till the 23rd, on which day the steamer encountered a fresh nor'-westerly gale, which, 1 veering more westerly, and accompanied i with frequent heavy rain squalls and high , confused sea, continued in moderating force ( till approaching shelter of the New Zealand , coast. ____. ■■• ; _ _—- ■ ' THE MOURA. ! The Union Company's steamer Moiira. Captain Norman Beaumont, arrivod from South- ,' ern and East Coast ports at 11 a.m. yester- < day, berthing at the Queen-street Wharf, i The Moura, whilst at Port Chalmers, went £ into dock for general overhaul. The steamer left Dunedin on the 19th inst., and called at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne, J leaving the latter port at 9.15 a.m. on the J 24th, and arriving as above.. Fine weather « prevailed to the East Cape, thence strong 1 head winds and seas and heavy rain to ar- ( rival. ■ .■ '■ ''■■■' "■" __ _ :■■ i •. ■:;■ ' ■ .■ '.>'. , ] THE SAMOA. . , The steamer Samoa (late Ringarooma) lias ] left Apia for Japan, where, if not sold, she will be employed in the coastal trade of that i country for her present owners.. ' • THE NORDEN. - < The barque Norden, recently wrecked on the reef at Suva, and which was afterwards i bought by the Union Steamship Company, has gone to pieces where she went on the > reef, by the action of the recent weather. , She was. however, completely dismantled before the hull was broken np. • PORT OF ONEHUNGA... ' - "'" DEPARTURES. ,';: J Rotoiti. s.s., J. Robertson, for. New Ply- y mouth, Wellington, and Nelson. Passengers: Mesdames Cable, Newcomb, Lightfoot, Wal- i lace, Misses Cable. Davidson, Shnghnue, , Messrs. H. C. . Woolmer, W. W. Bennett, Shattock. Bur-hell. W. A. Parkinson. H. Harrowell, Hunter, Herons. A. Mo Adam. Hallev Newcomb, : Carrutbers, Bissell. Mueller, EL. Nathan. Stewart, and 15 steerage. -1 Herald, s.s.. C. Brophy. for Greymouth. Glenelg. s.s., A, H. Austen, for Opnnake and ; Wanganni. ' . , : ' j The Union Company's steamer Rotoiti left \ yesterday afternoon for New Plymouth. Weilington, and Nelson. - ■.> ! , ■ i ; The s.s. Herald left yesterday morning for . G SerdS-" afternoon the Northern Com- : pany's steamer Glenelg sailed for Opnnake and Wanganui. ; ■"■ ; ;-■ " i