SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11870, 23 January 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland—6.s a.m.; 6.33 p.m. : :„- > „ .;..•, -. Manukau—B.4 ; a.m.; 8.32 p.m.' : Sun—Rises. 5.11 a.m.; sets, 7.14 p.m., Moon—Fall, to-morrow, 11.36 a.m. WEATHER FORECAST. Captain Edwin telegraphed yesterday Moderate -westerly, winds; glass fall; ordjnary tides." ■■>:: .'/' 1.. ' " '■ "■' ARRIVALS.. , Countess of Ranfurly, Government threemasted schooner, 120, C. A. Worsley, from '■■> the Cook Islands and Nine. Passenger: Mr. Davis.—Collector of Customs, agent. Hawke's Bay, s.s., 4583, Lidstone, from London, Melbourne, ; and Sydney.— Roberton, and Co., agents. . " ': DEPARTURES. A,ot«a. s.s.-, 6364, E. J. Evans,. ft. . London, yfj. the South. . •" yv'ev'hngtpn/: s.s., 279, E. Stephenson, for Whani," are '- Murit.ii. s.s., 225, Joseph Dnthie, for the Great B&rrier. ■ .EXPECTED AREIVALS." *?£ ' _ t i. via Australia, due February 10. Sl s ';" sis., sailed December 26. ___S___TJ_" >" Australia, due March 14. Kto™ , r A*-! + r ; .lia 5.8., via Australia, sailed, btar of Austra'»«'s, t 1 Ai„~ Kumara, s.s., loading. ..... SAN FRANCISCO : ,„„„ , -■•■ Ventura, R.M.s., aar y <*• Xmanlcus. «'. via' , n „tniTfa &* De- < Germanicus. s.s, -via A-» tiaUa » » auea m cembor 6. via ._..,«,. .sailed January Eeigate, s.a., via Austri>ua, *»"*■ Jupiter, s.s., direct, sailed. .. . o „ d i n£r ; . j Indradevi, s.s., via Australia, ___»_ _„_■ Trinidad, barque,: via Wellington Baiieu uc . < Charts a Rice; barque.: via Wellington,; sailed December 2. 'SYDNEY: /- ' ' ■■■ ■ , ' ; Warrimoo, s.b., Monday. . ! CALCUTTA: . _ . - >_ . _~ Whangape, s,s., due about January <*%,.. .] TONGA: , ':. . ' "I Hauroto, s.s., February 6. <> •/»■ :] '.SAMOA: ■• . _ ■ ' £ , . Hauroto, s.s., February 0. TIJI: Hauroto, s.s., February 6. ; KAROTONGA: - : Vaite, schooner, early.:. HAMBURG: • ' . ;r ' . .. John Gill/barque, arrived at Lyttelton , January 13. ■—■■,:" ■ .. MELBOURNE: Dilpussund, barque, early. Clan MacLeod, barque, sailed January 1. WOLLONGONG : ~* , * Northern Chief, barque, sailed. NEWCASTLE: ' . , ' . , ~ Ganymede, barque, sailed January 15. Jessie Craig, barque, sailedEmpreza, barque, sailed. ... Manurewa. barque, early-., Vision, brigantine, early. UNION S.S. CO. MOVEMENTS. To-day: • Tei Anau arrives from' Southern ports: Taieri leaves for Westport at 5 p.m. Friday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth, and leaves for New Plymouth only ■, at 3 p.m. (2.10:. passenger train/' , •„•' ~ Saturday:: Te.' Anau leaves for Southern ports at 12 noon (no cargo after 11 a.m.). NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. : To-day: 'Wellington arrives from Whaugarei, Marsden Point, etc.; Waitangi arrives from Tauranga, Tairua, and Whangamata; Muritai arrives from Great Barrier; Ngunguru leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Kanieri leaves Onehunga for Raglan and Kawhia at 1 p.m.; Ngapuhi arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth, and leaves again at 4 p.m. (passenger train, 2.55 p.m.); Terranora arrives from Ohiwa; Chelmsford leaves for Whangapoua at 8 p.m.; Ohinemuri arrives from Awanui, Waiharara, etc. : Friday: Wellington leaves for Marsden Point and Whangarei at 10.30 p.m.; Clansman arrives from Northern ports early, and leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m.; Glenelg arrives from Hohoura, Parengarenga, etc.; Ngunguru arrives ,from Whangarei Town Wharf; Muritai leaves for Kuaotunu, Mercury Bay, and Kennedy's Bay at 9 p.m.; Waiotahi leaves for Whakatane (transhipping at Ohiwa), at 10 a.m. , • '';'■ . ?: Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers. \ .'.. •" " : -' IMPORTS. -:' - Per Countess of Ranfurly, from the Islands: 73 tons copra. Per Hawke's Bay, from London: 398 bars iron, 235 barrels beer, 26 crates.' 352 boxes ; candles, 621 packages nails, d2 casks oil, 324 kegs paint, 204 drums paint, "793 bundles plate iron, 150 packages paper, 53 pianos, 170 bundles steel, 17 packages soda, 2201 tram poles, : 250 drums oil, 200 cases tin, and sundries. ■■ The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Aotea left for Wellington yesterday afternoon. Last night the Northern Company's steamer Wellington left for Whangarei. r - The Union Company's steamer Taieri leaves . for ■: Westport this evening." " : .• Last night the Northern Company's steamer Muritai left for the Great Barrier. The New Zealand Shipping Company's * steamer Rakaia arrived at Napier from Auckland on Tuesday night. > To-night the Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford leaves for Whangapoua. The Union Company's steamer Monowai arrived at Wellington from Sydney yesterday. This evening the Northern Company's steamer Ngunguru ; leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf. • The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Delphic will bo floated out of .Calliope Dock early this morning, and berth at the Railway Wharf. THE STAR OF AUSTRALIA. - The Tyser liner Star of Australia has left London for Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. ■".'.\ ; - THE TE ANAU. ■''."■'": The Union ■ Company's steamer To Anau left Gisborne for Auckland at 8 a.m. yesterday, «nd may be expected to arrive about the same hour to-day. The steamer leaves for East .Coast and Southern ports at noon on Saturday. - ; , . ' THE RUAPEHU. The New Zealand Shioping Company inform us that the Auckland passengers who arrived'at Wellington from London by the s.s. Ruapehu on Tuesday are.coming up by the B.s. Talcitrmna to Onehunga to-morrow. The Auckland portion of the cargo is to leave Wellington by the Tainui to-day. The Re-gistrar-General of Shipping has allotted the letters of the commercial code. " 5.H.8.P.," to the Ruapehu. ' THE ■WARRIMOO.. The Union S.S. Company are in receipt of left Sydney for Auckland yesterday, afternoon, and is expected .to arrive late on Sunday night, or early on Monday morning. THE WHANGAPE. : The Union S.S. Co. are in receipt of cable advices stating that the s.s. Whangape, froci Calcutta and Singapore to Auckland, passed Thursday Island on the • 21st. The si.eamcr may, therefore, be expected to roadi this port on the 31st inst. ...-..,... ' £ THE YS ABEL. The three-m'asted schooner Ysabel sailed from Nine for Tonga and Auckland about the end of December, and may there'•'re be expected to arrive nt any mome.it. THE CASMA. The Danish barque Oasma was towed to an anchorage in the stream yesterday afternoon. . Everything on board of the vessel is now in : readiness for her to resume her > •nterrnpted voyage to Philadelphia, U.S.A.. and she will be towed out of harbour this morning.. ' THE HAWKE'S BAY. The Tyser liner Hawke's Bay, Captain LidStone, arrived from London and Australia at 9.30 am. yesterday morning, and anchored in the stream for inspection by Dr.. Sharman, the port health officer, and the Customs authorities, and being admitted to pratique berthed at the Queen-street Wharf, where , the work of discharging cargo was at once proceeded with. The Hawke's Baj . left LOll don, on November 19 with a full cargo of general merchandise for Australian and New Zealand ports. A call was made at Las Palmas on the 27th, whore a supply of banker coal was taken on board, and the voyage resumed the same date. Fresh breezes and fine weather were experienced to the Cape of Good Hope, which was passed on December 20. On the run across the Southern Ocean fresh breezes and line weather was the general rule. After making Capo Leeuwin fresh to strong variable winds prevailed until the steamer reached Melbourne on January 7. Discharged cargo, and left for Sydney on the 10th. making Port Jackson on the 13th. A large quantity of cargo was discharged and the voyage to Auckland resumed on the morning oi the 17th. Fine weather was experienced all the way across until the harbour was made yesterday. Messrs. Heather, Roberton, and Co. are the local agents for the steamei, which proceeds South on discharge. THE COUNTESS OF RANFURLY. The Government three-masted auxiliary schooner Countess of Ranfurly, Captain C. A. Worsley, arrived from a cruise amongst the South Sea Islands yesterday afternoon, anchoring in the stream for inspection by Dr. Sharman, the port, health officer, who granted pratique after he had visited the vessel. The schooner, which comes into port in splendid order, has been away from Auckland for;-.five months and a week, during ■which time visits were made to the Cook I,Group and othe t islands. Throughout ; the voyage the "schooner sailed quite up to expectations, making one or two very fast runs.' whilst the Union oil engine with which-she. is fitted worked admirably, not a hitch occurring during the time it was used. Of the passage to Auckland Captain Worsley : reports: The Countess of Ranfurlv 'eft Mangaia on December 28. and passed Rarotonga the | +"wi y " : ' Experienced light variable winds • to Nlue, which island was made on January^ »■ „,V a , d mailß an d cargo, and left for «,? «,^ii th 6th; Passed the Kermadeck,. All n,«' w»l' * and 'arrived, at 2 p.m. yesterday. -ViShr« a ? from Niue the Passage, which oc- ;? litht I;. 5 ' 8 ' waß marked by a continuance a br e « e S.W calmß " not ning approaching: *5h ,f g »k? e n riencri ' The schoonei «oL«J?£ * a ,V Ille1 lle Queen-street Wharf this for ffiar* 3 Leforo »««»» «-««£_, port t£ Sdr taWorf> asaiu Proceeding to-

SHORT OF WATER. - Speculation was: rife in" shipping circles yesterday (says the Sydney Daily Telegraph of ;January 16) when: the German four-masted barque Adelaide, a large vessel of 3009 tons register, bound from New York to Yokohama, was signalled off the -port. It was first thought the barque was in distress, but, upon boarding her in Watson's Bay, a representative of the Daily Telegraph ascertained that she was short of fresh water. Captain Kobbe reported that when six weeks out from New York it was discovered that two of the three fresh water tanks r- on board were .leaking freely. Condensed water was then brought I into use, but as the passage to Yokohama carried with it a period in the tropics, the I captain believed that the health of his crew ! would be seriously jeopardised by the too frequent use of the condensed water. It was I then decided to put into Sydney, and after the tanks have been repaired and fresh water taken on board, the barque will resume her voyage. __________________ POET OF ONEHUNGA. ■ ARRIVALS. ■ Rotoiti, s.s., J. Robertson, lrom Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Whitley, Manidonald, Field, Henderson, Phillips. Eanson, Dargue, Bridgewater, Matheson, Moore, Mclntyre, Austin (2), Stewart, Nicholls, Wright, Torrence, Phillips, Mesdames Campion, Gibson, Ewan, Petherbridge. Hawkesworth, Valentine, Stokes, Ross, Leighton, Phillips, Gardner, Alexander, Tapper, Stowell, Beattie, Captains Slattery, Daniels, Beaumont, Messrs. Cox, Barnard, Campion, Levinsohn, Drayton. Morton, Eishworth. Gow, Rutherford, Blaik. Jones, Phillips, Perry (2), Valentine, McCaffer, Montgomery, Hawtrey, Ross, Heggie, Hamond, MeMahon, Leighton, -Foster, Davis, Kew, Beverall, Bayfield, Monk, Cope, Hardy, Redgrave, Belcher, Stokes, Courtney, Watson, Cohen, Mortyne, Everard, Gardner. Tapper, Gray, Stowell, and 17 steerage.—Union S.S. Co.,

agents. '__ . Kanieri, s.b., H. Smith, from Waitara.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Rotoiti, s.s.. J. Robertson, foi New Plymouth, Wellington, and Nelson. Passengers: Mr and Mrs. Fleming and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Thomassen. Mesdames Mcßurney, McDonnell, Tingej, Robinson. Parsons, Dempsey, Moffatt, Coney and infant, Clare, Kmyig, •-'anusch, Misses Dempsey, Van Asch. Gibbs ,«N L. Jones, Hewetson, Bush, Young Parsons, Ifev, Tonks. Strachan (2), O'Sbea, F. Smith, £'* ; isev Archer, Messrs. Bickford, Stewart, ? y O Diamond, W. T. Beard. M. ChapCrai*v Q Urquhart, W. C. Burley. Putman, ™ an - V A. Gordon, Harvey. Granger, A. e i ale> vaster, Vipond, C. M. Newson, W. L. Sater, 1 °\, eT Moffatt, Master L. Temperton, Meek. Lu !*» • and 15 sfe.'W f ■ ■ A H . Austen, for Opunake Gairlocn, »• ; T> and Wangan~& • _ . r>"oi.npanv's steamer Rotoiti ar- , The Umo 5 n 5 v V ; nn Wellington, Nelson, and again in the aftern Tho for s*Kanferi yesterday from W The aa s. Gairlochleft yesterday for Opunake and Wanganui. ________ . BY telegbaph.

CAPE MARIA VAN D7EMEN ,„„„„„ .„ __ A three-aiasted scow p'JSffi and a scow passed cast at noon to-day. _ POINT. MARSDEN POINT. January •» Arriv°d: Hikurangi and Will Watch, ketches. Irene and t-cows Auckland; Huor Belle, *««£ fo* f „ Ma . __£S, pSnkZTSock, and Vesper, scows, for Auckland. WHANGAREL ■jazz ?.viss land * HOKIANGA HEADS. January 22.-The s.s. Waiter, left for Kaipara last night. Gi^OKNE land -, NAPIER. January 22.-Arrived last_ig£it: Rakaia, S^., from Auckland- , NEW PLYMOUTH. January 22.-Arrived: Ngapuhi. s.s., from Onehunga, Sailed: Ngapuhi, S.S., tor one hUnga " WELLINGTON. January 22.-Arrived:. Monowai, s.s.,~from Sydney. Sailed: Star of New Zealand, s.s., >or Wanganui Roadstead; Uganda, s.s., for Lyttelton; Takapuna, s.s.. for New Plymouth and Onehunga. Passengers for Onehunga. Misses McGibbon, Flemming, Fraser, Brittam, Mesdames Dobbie, Briddow. Messrs. Briddow, Buddie, Heaps, Williams, Peel, Mcßeath, Faithful, -and nine steerage for both ports. LYTTELTON. January 22.-Arrived: Papanui, from Timaru Sailed: Mamari, s.s., for Oamaru; Pukaki. s.s., for Napier; Moura, s.s., 101 Dunedin; Tarawera, 5.3., for Wellington. ~, PORT CHALMERS. January Sailed: Mararoa, s.s.. for Sydney, via the North. Passengers for Auckland- Misses Bews, Mathison, Mesdames Curran, Bows, Cooke, Sherriffs, Crane, Hodgkmson, Messrs. Curran, Cooke, McCarthy, Sinclair, Smith, Crane, Milne, Christian, Carter, Nichol, AVaugh, McLeod, Hepburn, Waterston. SYDNEY. January Arrived: Pelotas, barquentine, from Greymouth. Sailed: Warrimoo, s.s., for Auckland; _,„ NEWCASTLE. January 22.—Sailed: River Boyne, barquentine, for Wellington. , ' MELBOURNE. . , „. January Sailed: Waihora, s.s., for Hobart and New Zealand. LONDON. January 21.—Sailed: Star of Australia, s.s., for Australia and New Zealand. GLASGOW. • January Sailed: Pas? of Balmah, barque, for Wellington. THE MOKOIA. SYDNEY, January —Arrived: Mokoia, s.s., from Wellington. .';.