SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11949, 25 April 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High. Water at Auckland-8.27 a.m.; C.*3 p.m.' ~ „ Alannk;ui-10.26 a.m.: 10.42 p.m. ; jSttn-Itises, 6,39 a.m.; sets. 5.17 p.m. . • Boon—Last quarter, Thursday, 10.28 a.m. i

< "' ■•■■■■ weather KEPORV. , ■■ ' j Contain Edwin's * weathe. report from New Zealand •CSS at 5 p.m. yesterday » m follows :-Man«k« Heads: Wind, south,! fresh; barometer, 30.12: thermometer, 60; ; weather, line; sen, rough. i New Plymouth: ■Wind south-west, light; barometer. 30.12: • i'thM-Biaaeter, W; .-weather, fine; sea. rnoder-, %te Castle Point: Wind, north, light: bitto-; ,mater, 50.08: thermometer, 58; weather, fine; sea, moderate. Wellington: Wind, -north, iidit- barometer,' 30.06; thermometer, 66; weather, fine, Wertport: Wind, southwest breeze; barometer, 30.13; thermometer. 66;' weather, fine; sea, .plight swell. Jto•Jtonra: Wind, north, light; barometer, 30.07; thermometer, 57; weather, line; sea, smooth. Camar-u: Wind, calm; barometer, 30.01; thermometer, 64; weather, toe; sea smooth. Muff: Wind, west-south-west, light; barometer. 29.95; thermometer, 54; weather, 'ishowerv; A slowly rising barometer is to 'be expected generally, and moderate westerly winds northward of Napier and Cape Egaom, (hjml moderate winds from between south and east and north-east elsewhere.

ARRIVALS. . „ Moara, s.. 2027. Norman Beaumont, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdames Dowae. Scully, Holmes, Stevenson. HoskioES. Beet, Peach, Misses Hunter, Brown, Ptttria. 1 errick. Slcelton. Enwright. Swanson. -Bight -Hot. Bishop Williams, Captain T. Chrisp. Messrs. Dowse, Croft. Corstophme, S, Pittar. Scully, Lamb, Lawes. Holmes, Huiison, Johuston. «ood«J . Potter, Tomlmaon ami child, Master Peach, and 29 steerage. r"«S «°s:. 2 a 7« McLeod. f & Wha. EMtrei. Passengers: Mesdames Whittaker, «teoL Misses Urquhart, Wrack, Bev. A. it. Crane, Messrs. J. D. Mackenzie. Owning, N. Campbell. T. Edwards, Andre, Murphy. U. Clark T. dark. Olson. Colebrook. K. Keyte, Hay Pvke. A. Wright, H. CubJtt. Jochart. Storey "Hopkins, Maiden. Blackburn (2), five Anstrians, and six steerage-Northern S.S. Co., agents. _■' _ . . Waiotahi, s.s., 278. A. P. Johnson, from ■Whauttamuta and Tairua. Passengers: Hon. K. Mitchelson, Messrs. K. W. Alison, A. Alison. W. Blomtleld, H. H. Adam», Mynott.-Nortu-«m S.S. Co., agents. . ■ • ,_ Stella, s.s.. 267, A. McKenzie. from WJiare-fta.wa.-l.evland-o'llrif-H Company, agents. Muritmi. s.s.. 225, P. A. Stein, from the Great Barrier. Passengers: Mesdames Bush, Cogens. Johnston, Henry, Grant, Kelly, Moore, Misses Blackwell. Moore, Messrs. Ediinston, Sissons, Elynn, Masters Werner. l?lynn, Edlingtori.-Northero S.S. Co., agents.

■ DEPARTURES. Hawea, sj.. 1758, S. O. Gregory, for Napieo and the Bluif. „".'__. , ~/ vi Waiotahi, s.s., 278, A. P. Johnson, for Whkkataiie and Ohiwa. ' „ _, , I Ohinemuri, s.s., 70, J. C. Blacklock. / or Awanni ami Waibarara. ** Clrelmsford, s.s., 70, J. Taw, for Wljtragareu. • / ■ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. / tONDON: , , x ~ J .. „ , Indralema, ss., via Australia, One about May 4. / Indraghiri, s.s., via Australia, due about May 27. „ , A ; „ , , IllmutaUa, s.s., via. Hobart, / sailed from Capetown April 20. ~ , J ~ _ Matatua,'|.s., direct, sailed April 3. » Waimate, s.s., direct, duo about June 20. Niwaru, s.s., via Australia, sailed. LAN FRANCIHCO: ■■■'■'■■ Sierra, R.M.s.. Monday. Kkw voiiKt "/„ •" V _ . Tudradovi. s.s.. via, Australia, due Sunday. Oakley, 5.»., via the South, sailed from Premantle April 24. - , 'St. Eillans, s.s., via Australia, sailed April 1. Star of New Zealand," via Australia, to sail about April 30. ~,.„« Hafisi s.s., via, Fremftntle, sailed April 9. Kronborg, s.s,, diroct. to load. Beira, s.s., via Fremantle, to sail about May ■ 15. ' •''■!'/■ Miuiiro, s.s., via, Australia, .to load. Charles 0. Rice, barane, via Wellington, sailed December 2. sailed from Rio de Janeiro February 24. BYBIOSYt / Ventura. R.M.s., to-morrow. Elingamite, s.s., Monday, Indradevi, (1.8„ Sunday. ?H1: ;) Manaponvi, s.s., Wednesday. TONGA i i•' Manapo&ri, e.g.. Wednesday, . diABENCXiI EIVEIt: Rio, bvi'iiosntine, sailed. NJIWOAOTI*: . ■ ~ , Clan McLeod, barque, sailed. Vision, brigantine, sailed. JTiXTW': „ .. Ota go, barque, sailed April 14. ADIU/MPK: , , Bjnpreza, barque, Balled.

/ NORTHERN 8.8. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day; Wellington leaven for Marsden "Point and Whansrarei at 10.30 p.m.; Clansman arrives from Northern ports early and leaves for Tauriinga at 7 p.m.; Chelmsford arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf; Muritai leaves for Knaotunu. Mercnry Bay, and Kennedys Bay at 9 p.m.; Terranora- arrives from Ohiwa, altar connecting with Opotiki; Wal- /'.'■', raa-na arrives from Whangapoua; Nscapnul " arrives at Onehnnga from New Plymouth. Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames tad Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers. ;■ ■• VESSELS IN BARBOUR. ( Royal Arthur, H.M.8., in stream. Ringarooma, H.M.S., in stream. Lizard. H.M.8.. in stream. - : , lilneinoa, Government 8.8., at Queen-street Wharf. ■ , t_, "_„ Tougari'ro, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Mourn., ».».. at Queen-street Wharf. Henry Failing, (ship, at Hallway VWtt. Awiwuwm, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. B.UHOM, three-masted schooner, at Railway Wharf. , , Honda Isle, banjuentm*. in stream. IMPORTS. \« RerMonra, rrotn the South': 745 sacks wheat, 140 sacks Hour. 20 sacks oatmeal. 82 gunnies onions, 150 sucks bran, 30 sacks potatoes, 55 Backs barley, 645 sacks oats, 'm cases sugar, 99 drams oil, 12 casks oil, 31 ling-mead* ale, 60 Lass linseed. transhipments, and sundries. The Union Company's steamer Hawea left for Napier end the lift' yesterday afternoon. Transhipments per Westralia, from Mel--bourne and Ilobart, arrived from the South / by this Moura yesterday. The Northern Company 8 steamer Welling'l ton arrived from Whangarei last evening, with passengers and general cargo, and i leaves for the same place again to-night. i Last evening the Northern Company a stea«j mer Marital arrived from the Great Barrier, arid leave* at 9 o'clock to-night for Kennedy's Bay. Kuaotunu, and Mercury Bay. Yesterday the steamer Stella arrived from ,Wharekaw'a. with a raft of logs. _~... ' The Northern Company's steamer Vaiotalu '" arrived from Vvhangivmata and Tairnn yesterday morning, and left in the evening for Whakatane and Ohlwa. ... Yesterday the; Northern Company s steamer Ohinemuri left for Awannl and waiharara. , _ The Northern Company steamer Clansman arrives from the North early this morning, and leaves for Tauranga in the evening. Last evening the Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford left for Wliangarei. - THE ST. FILANS. The Ty3er liner St. Filans left New York for Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland on April 1. THE OAKLEY. The steamer Oakley, in continuation of her vovage from New York, left Premantle for Port Chalmers yesterday, and after calling at Lyttelton and Wellington, comes on to Aucki.and. ' • THE ELINGAMITE. The Buddart-Parker steamer Elingamile left Sydney for Auckland on Wednesday evening, and is due on Monday morning next. THE MOURA. The Union Company's steamer Monro, Captain Norman Beaumont, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports yesterday morning with a number of passengers and a quantity of grain, produce, and general merchandise. Mr. John Low, the purser, reports that the .Moura left Dunedin on Friday last, and called at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne, leaving the latter port at 8.30 a.m. on Wednesday, arriving at 9.30 a.m. yesterday. Moderate variable winds and fine weather prevailed during the passage. The Moura leaves for East Coast and Southern porta at noon to-morrow. THE MAIL STEAMER VENTURA. The following is a list of the passengers who have booked by the mail steamer Ventura, which leaves Auckland to-morrow afternoon for Pago Pago, Honolulu, and San Francisco: —Mr. and Mrs, C. Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Young, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lowrj, Mr. and .lira. A. Atherg, Mr. and Mrs. D. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. A. • McLachlan. Mr. and Mrs. Then, de Bohryver, M.. and Mrs. Frethy and child, Mr, and Mrs. Callagaan and two children. Mr. and Mrs. J. Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Tisdale. Mr. and Mrs, 1". V. Hart. ML. and Mrs. A. G.'Snsse, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Caddoll. Mr. «nd Mrs, R. Itiano, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clayo and two children. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. ,1. E. Spencer, child, and maid, Mi. and Mrs. William Lawler, Mr. and Mrs. R. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Somerset. M.. and Mrs. ,1. Ilodg-ans. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sjllick, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Fabler and son, Mr, and Mrs. R. MoKemie, Mr. ami Mrs. C. Ooeher and I two children, Mr. and Mrs. Male. Mesdames Stanley, V. A. Ribson, Hanland. F. C. Perdition. Leary and two children, Ounther, Raw Beid, Maltman and twe children, Misses J. K. ilewson, Beddard. 0. O. Kirk." Ii ridge. Rlbson. Skene. F. E. Lewis, Claye, Daniel! (2). Male. Beususan. C. ■ Maqnery, A. Oallaghan, M. Clarke. M. La rah, Ren. Father llegartv. MajorGeneral Duvvnes. Colonel llothain. Colonel t ?.« Captain Sneddon. Messrs. George Cow, J, M. Brigham, .1. H. Gunson. Wilkinson. L. P. Chapman. Cramp. Humphrey, Berkeley, 0. R Hey ward. Coratorphipe, 8. Hotden Howie. w A -Croft, p.- B Pearson, James Chambers, W. Fleteher. W. Btranghan. W. '1. Caddett. Crocker E. McDonald, James Duncan, V. A. ■J'lbson. McLean. Rilwom. .iuu., P, Kleemo. Kendall. , J °l vni » o n. Hamilton Gordon, Otto Harms, Riidolf Schueidoi., W. H. Russell. Ulysses Car,, Wittemon. WE. Fisher. W. L. Daniell, It! SSckW •• Jp l l- P o ** °- B - «*«'*. a- H. C '/: J- Lambert, R. feutoa. H. B«d MpSwST'}!' ■?•, O 0 Sandys, Frtet. JJoatl, MoDermott, Johnston, Riaoo, Alexander

Brown, Elders R. K. Brown. AT. W. Shaw N. C. Beilesen, Masters Claye, Male, and -60 steer-