SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11871, 24 January 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

iiHigh .Water at Auckland—6.s9 a.m.; 7.22 p.m. I „ P „ ' * Manakau—B.sß a.m.. 9.21 p.m. ' : Sun—Rises, 6.12 a.m.; sets,*. 7.13 p.m. : 1 Moon—©all, to-day, 11.36 a.m. WEATHER FORECAST. ' Captain Edwin telegraphed yesterday ilfilK North ito west and s south-west heavy galef Boon; - high tides; heavy eea; '$ much rain; glass fall.". ' ' ! . ARRIVALS. Te Anau, s.s., 1652. John Bernech, from Southern, and East Coast ports. Passengers: » Misses Austin, Von Greene, Power, Eeid, Buchanan, Collins, Barker, Wallace, Mesdames Smith and three children, Bust and four: Sis? children, Johnson. Quinn, Messrs. Nee. Bran- - don, Miller, Carson, Nicholson, Bust, Johnston Gibson, Malvaney, Eccles, Fairlie, Peti;-' tie, Svcusson, ODwyer, Johnson. Knock, Harrison, Stott, Thomas, Holland, Geass, Martin, ;ftv Kendall, Hon. Dr. Mclnnis, and 22 steerage.— Union S.S. Co*, agents. - V, Muritai, S.S.. , 225, Joseph Dutlne, from the v Great Barrier. Passengers: Mesdames Moore ' and children. Medland, Coombe, Misses Grant, • . Silva. • Wallace, Haultain, . "VVallingham,. Rhodes, Messrs. Jamie?on, Kino, Greensmith, : Hampton, Bovich, Stephanich, Hanovich, Hemple/i,- and two steerage.— S.S. Co.. agents. ' . . ___ ' TVaitangi, s.s., 197, P. A. Stein, from "WTiangamata and Tairna.—-Nortkern S.S. Co.»

•** s.s., 84, Scott, from: Whangarei, •V Northern S.S. Co., agents. __ - ?. Aliaroa, s.s.. 74, B. Wilson, from Whangarei. : ■Parker,' Lamb, and Co., agents. : ' " Ohinemtiri.'s.s., 70, J. C. Blacklock, from •iranßonui, Awanui, and Waiharara. North'V.'ern S.S. Co.. agents. ■ ". .. . Clan MacLeod, barque, 646, A. Campbell, from Melbourne. J. Craig,' agent. Ysabel, three-masted schooner. 139, William }i».< Rose, - from Tonga.'— Utting, and lerston, agents. ' v i : „ ■ * -

- .. DEPASTURES. „ ..j- t J Taieri, s.s., 1663. George A. Lobb, for West--fe: P NCTnffnrn. e.s.. 84. Scott, for Wliangarei. 'Chelmsford, b.s., 70, J. Taw, for Whangapona. i ' ... EXPECTED ARRIVALS. fl.s., via Australia, duo February 10. Whakatane, 5.5.,. sailed December 26. - ■ Tomoaaa, s.s.. via Australia, due March 14. Star of Australia, s.s., via Australia, sailed. - Knmara, s.s., direct, loading. SAN FRANCISCO: , Ventura, R.M.S., February 3. "oTnnanieus, s.s., via Australia, sailed De-V-e cember 6. v; - ;. " m ' Eeigate, s.s., via Australia, sailed January Jupiter, s.s., direct, sailed.. . ■ - Indradevi, s.s., via Australia, loading. '■ Trinidad, barque, via Wellington, sailed Oc- . ; - "toller 9» __ t Charles G. Rice, barque, via Wellington, \, sailed December 2. SYDNEY: ' . - - . Warrimoo, s.s., Monday. - s.s., due about January 31. TONGA: . _ . -- , ■ Hauroto, b.s., February .6. SAMOA: "_ , ' , ' •V- Hauroto,.s.s., February 0. .. . iui: . „ v , . . - ■ ; • Hauroto, S.S., February 6: 'EAPvOTOKGA: Yait-e, schooner, early. E John ß< Gill, barque, arrived at Lyttelton January 13. : annaotFENß • , •■■■.• < - Dilpussnnd, barque, early. Aldebarau, barque, early.. , WOIiLONGONR: .. , Northern Chief, barque, sailed. •' NEWCASTLE: : , ' • _ ' ' : Giuiymedo, barque, sailed January 10. jK's-fe&i Jessie Craicr, barque, sailed. Empreza; barque, sailed. Mannrewa, \barque, early. Vision, brigantine, . early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ■ Ban FRANCISCO: - ' Sonoma, RvM.s., February 1. NEW YORK: . . , ~ , • • Saranac, barque, to load. y:;:: ■SYDNEY: v.;: • Mararoa, s.s., Monday. • SHI: * rm J : > Taviuni, s.s., Thursday. - TONGA: ; • , 4n . Hauroto, s.s., February 12. SAMOA: ■ -• - ' ■■: \ ■ . - •■'. ', " Hauroto, s.s , February 12, EABOTONGA: Ovalan, s.s., Tuesday. Wh TAHITI: \ Ovalau, s.s., Tuesday.

UNION S.S.-CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Takapuna arrives from Wellington and Now Plymouth, and leaves for New Plymouth, only at 3 p.m. (2.10 passenger Saturday: Te Anaa leaves for Southern ports at 33. noon (no. cargo after 11 a.m.). NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. 1 To-day: 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. Parongarenga. eto.jNgungu.ru arrives from Whangarei ■ Town Wharf; Mnritai leaves for Kuaotunu, Mercury Bay, and Kennedy's Bay at 9 ; p.m.; Waiotahi '-leaves for ," Whahatane (transhipping at Ohiwa), at 10 ' Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa. daily. '. See advertisements daily papers. ! VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Bingarooma, K.M.S., in stream. > . _» Lizard, H.M.S., in stream.' '■ .■ '.-'•■,.-. Southern Cross, mission yacht, in stream. Countess of sßanforly,. Government schooner, ;•' at Queen-street Wharf. Delphic. I '., at Railway Wharf. ___ ' Hawke's Bay; as., at Queen-street Wharf. Ovalau, s.s., at Hobson-street Wharf. _ Te Anau. s.s., at Quay-street Jetty, No. 2. 'Helene, barque, in stream. i: -i Casma, barque, in stream. Clan MacLeod," barque, in stream. Saranac, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. ■ • Helen,' barque, in stream. Ysabel, three-masted schooner, m stream. Julia E. Whalen, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. ..,.-■ - - ■ '.'-;„, ■-;',':-' '■ :'.,'; Oolloon, schooner, at Sugar Works. V ' .'"■-- ':' „. ' : IMPORTS.: Per Clan"MacLeod, from Melbourne: 800 tons :!; ; ; tetono cubes. 390 sacks bottles. < ."■ Per Ysabel, from Tonga: :30 tons candle :.'..■'■,■'.■ nuts. .-■-. The- Northern Companys steamer Muritai arrived from the Great Barrier last night, 1 ' and leaves for Kennedy's Bay, Kuatounu, and' Mercury Bay to-night. K, Yesterday morning the Northern Company s '-' ~ steamer Waitangi arrived from Wliangamata and'Tairua, and leaves for the same place 3 ■again on Monday night. ; The Union Company's steamer Taieri left for Westport last evening. Yesterday morning the Northern Company s ' steamer Ngunguru arrived from Whangarei, • and left for the same place again in the ievening. • , „, , The Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford left last night Tor Whangapoua. Yesterday the steamer Akaroa arrived from Whangarei with a raft of logs. The Government schooner Countess of Ean- • • farlv -was berthed at the Queen-street Wharf to discharge her cargo from the Islands. ;, Yesterday.' morning the. Shaw. Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Delphic ' was '-'5, floated out of Calliope Dock after cleaning '• and nainting, and berthed, at the Railway '•-, "Wharf to take in frozen meat, etc., for Lon- .. 'don. ■ ,■■■■■'.. ~',■'' The American ! schooner ,- Julia A. imlon ; . will sail for Pago Pago to-day, with a cargo il&'a^f timber, etc. , -.-* .•';-■ '.'■-. At 10 o'clock this morning the Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi leaves for Whakatane and Oliiwa. ; The barque Woosnng arrived at Kaipara from Auckland yesterday, to load timber for Sydney. - The Shaw,'! Savill, and Albion Company s steamer Tokomaru left Wellington for London yesterday. ;= .-'., This morning the Northern Company's steamer. Clansman arrives from the North, and leaves for Tauranga in the evening. The Northern Company's steamer Wellington leaves for Whangarei to-night. ." ' ' "■.,. THE TE ANAU. ■■''■ :■ • The Union -; Company's steamer Te Anau, Captain John Bernech, arrived from Southern arid East Coast ports yesterday morning, berthing at; Quay-street Jetty No. 2. Mr. srey Isaac,''the purser, reports that tho steamer left Dnnedin on the afternoon of Friday last, and called at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne, leaving the latter port ; iS;>>;,at ; 9 a.m. on Wednesday, and arrived at 9 a.m. yesterday. • Fine weather was experienced to the . East Cape; thence fresh bead winds to arrival. The To Anrfn leaves for East Coast and Southern ports at noon tomorrow.

THE CLAN MACLEOD. The barque Clan MacLeod. Captain A. Campbell, arrived from Melbourne early yesterday morning, and anchored below: the Eailway "Wharf for medical inspection. Dr. Sharraan, the port health officer, visited the vessel, and. granted pratique. The master reports Railing from the Victorian port on the 3rd inst., and experiensed light variable windii and weather until passing Cape Maria . , "Van Diemen on the 19th; ithence to port light baffling winds and cairns. V The barque brings a. cargo of stone cubes for the electric tramways, and will berth at the wharf to-day to discharge. THE YSABEL. , i i "• ~ The three-masted schooner Ysabel, Captain J .William Ross, arrived ; from tho Friendly I Islands early yesterday morning with a cargo j of candli nuts, and after inspection ; by Dr. Sharman, the port health officer, berthed at the Quotin-street Wharf. .The ysaibel has ; been absent t from .'Auckland , just upon six months, during which time she has been enquired in trading between the Friendly Group, Samoa, and other islands. Sailing from Tonga far-Auckland on the 6th inst., -PylBtaart Island was passed the next day: Mokoliteia was ; made: at 3'. 5. m . ;on -Wednesday.: and the harbour reached at 7 a..m: yesterday. Throughout the passage; the vessel ; met ; with a succession,or very light and variable winds. and irequent Calms The Ysabol will not go: "'.'.. tut . £ Isla ad3, a " ?m Tml4 about th end of

,' THE RIJAPEHU.-A' NEW STEAMER. The New i Zealand Shipping .Company's new i steamer: Ruapehu, - Which • arrived at Wellington from London,* Capetown, and Hobarton Tuesday last; i 3 described as a v very fine Steamer,< somewhat s similar in detailr to _tno company's ; ; steamer.- Bimutaka, but with a considerable i number of improvements. ;; pie steamer was under the flag of the Allan line for some months, being , known as the Australasian,' and made five voyages to and from Liverpool i and Montreal, taking: the place of the s.s. Bavaria, -which was employed in con-, veying troops to South Africa. ,; The Ruapeha's: actual .steaming - time from London, to . Wellington was 42 days 195 hours, which is; a- very , creditable performance. The new steamer is a twin-screw ; vessel '>. of '•■ 7704 tons gross and '4956 ; tons net, and ■; has a large cargo-carrying 'capacity. Her passenger and bedroom accommodation is situated in the company's usual fashion—first ; on the bridge deck, second on the main deck, and the third on the ; same deck aft. •> The first - and second saloons are amidships, the steerage being aft, and away front contact with ; the crew or other. passengers. The first-class bedrooms are composed chiefly .V of two-berth cabins, with ' four' three-berth cabins for those who require them. With the exception of four cabins, they, are all on the outside, and possess a large porthole, some with two, over the settees, but away from the berths. Five cabins, however, have- berths on the outside for those who prefer such. There are four, very large inside cabins, with, splendid separate air trunks, and partitions carried up to the skylights, so that the opening of either may not interfere with any other cabin. '■ The inside cabins have wardrobe?, drawers, and two large mirrors. The outside rooms have a small chest of drawers each, a great boon to passengers, the same number of mirrors, and mostly all a full-length settee, only five of ■ the cabins : having threequarter-length settees.•'.'■'•■■ The second ; cabin bedrooms are nearly all outside, there only being one inside, and are principally of four, berths, but with folding settees, so that should only two persons possess the cabin the other berths make a splendid lounge. There are also twoberth '3 cabins, which are much in demand. These cabins are large and well ventilated in various ways, and are deservedly popular.; The first saloon, for .the number of passengers, is large and spacious, containing two large tables and four, small ones. The music hall is beautifully upholstered and comfortable in every way. The first-class smokeroom is divided into tliree alcoves, making splendid recesses for card parties. The second saloon, on the bridge deck, is large and comfortable, and minus the tables and chairs makes a rare ballroom. The second-class smokeroom is large and exceedingly; snug. The first-class passengers have the privilege of the forward part of the promenade deck, while the second-class passengers have the after end. brat at balls and deck concerts the barriers are thrown aside, making one grand sweep from end to end, with not even a single ventilator in the way. A piano has been placed on deck for deck use only. ■■■ In the steerage there is a large smokeroom, tables, and the dining saloon accommodates 80 at a sitting. : The bedrooms are comprised of two and four-berth cabins, with one and two ports, and three open berth cabins, with several inside two and four-berth cabins, well ventilated, and with either deck lights or electric. . ■ __ ..' ■■"- ___ ■■ ___ ' PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Ngapuhi, s.s., W. P. Norbury, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Mesdames Hammill, Plowman,. Putt, Nutsey, Bridgen, Sladen, Eayner, Hartley, Washer, Misses Ballance, Gordon, Darby, Kenny, Hill, McLean. Washer, Wilkin, Messrs. Price, Thomas, Brown, Nutsey, Ballance, Stoekloy, Goodson, \ Blewit, Williams. Carter, Sopliir, Putt, Hammill, Reav".hing3, Eayner, Hamer, Braitbwaite, Horsley,' Thompson, and 17 steerage—Northern S.S. Coy agents. - ■■-. . t, DEPASTURES. No-aAuhi, s.s., W. P. Norbury, for New Plymouth Passengers: Mesdames Morris, Roberton a*?d son, Bennett, Manning, Martin, Sheriff • Ba'ine, Buckland, Devereux. Ross, Read Misses Bennett, Cock (2). Andrew. Veale, Griffiths. 1 Sterns, Reeve. Rhodes, Messrs. Leslio (21 Hall[ Morris, Phillips, Souter, Harris, Oollhi'™ Lisle .and 18 steerage. Kanieri. s.s., % Smith, for Raglan and Kawhia. .. : : ■ The Northern Company's steamer-Ngapuhi arrivel yesterday moaning from New Plymouth, and left again- \m the afternoon for the game.port. ■ , , „ , _ :C The s.s. Kanicri left yssterday for Raglan and Kawhia. ■ BY TELEGRAPH. : : ; KAIPAEA ; HEADS. - ' v; ■ ■

January Arrived: Woosung, barque, from Auckland; Waitoa, 5.3., from Auckland and Holrianga. MARSDEN POINT. : January 23.—Sailed: Nerval, schooner,. Watch, ketch,'for Auckland. ■ -WHANGAREI.',.. January 23.—Arrived: Wellington, s.s., from' Auckland. Sailed: Wellington, s.s., • for Auckland. . KIEIPAKA. January Sailed: Bravo, Eleanor,. Clematis. Loading: Herald, Tally-ho. "RUSSELL. ' ! January:: 23.—Sailed: Clansman, 6.8., for Auckland. , „„„ , : ,.-.. NEW PLYMOUTH. January' Arrived: Eotoiti. s.s., from Onehunga. Sailed: Takapuna, s.s., for OnehU,n;a' WELLINGTON. - , ' - 'WELLINGTON. -." , ' January 23.—Sailed: Tokomaru, s.s., for London; "Mono s.s., for Lyttelton. Lyttelton. ' ••; , : LYTTELTON. January 23.—Arrived:;. Mararoa, s.s.. from Dnnedin; Toroa, s.s., from the Chatham Islands.':-. . . ;''v :; '~- OAMARU. January Arrived: Mamari, 5.3., from TIDES AND CURRENTS. WELLINGTON, January 23.—The Marine Department is asking various shipping companies to instruct their captains to furnish'it with any information they may obtain respecting tides, currents, etc., on their runs, and more especially notify any errors in the charts of the New Zealand Pilot.