SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11952, 29 April 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland-10.42 a.m.; 11.3 p.m. „ „ Mamikan -0.41 a.m.; l.a p.m. Siui-Rises. «.« a.m.; WW. 5.12 p.m. ;-' . Moon-Last quarter, Thursday, 10.28 *-.-

WEATHER REPORT. , The following is Captain Edwins weather r.uort from New Zealand stations, at 6 p.m. vVtcrday -Manukau Heads: Wine, east. fresh barometer. 30.10; thermometer, 62; leather. fine;* sea, smooth. New Plymouth: Win east-south-east, light; barometer. 30 09; thermometer 57; weather, flne- sea. smooth Castlepoint: Wind, north, fresh; I .Quieter, 30.15; thermometer. 55; weather, io- sea. heavy. Wellington! Wind, northea«t' light; barometer. 30.13; thermometer. 67? weather, cloudy. Westport: Wind, calm; barometer, '30.03; thermometer. 56; weather. haM- mb rough. KaikouTft: wind, northSSI ' trSff* baVometer. 30.18; thermometer. 65? 'wSfaVr. line: .sea. .hew., -.Oamanj: Wild, south, lighti barometer, 30.05; therm,meter. 46: weather, gloomy. «Ml. amort n. : TUuff: Wind. east, light; barometer. 30.07; 'thermometer, 62; weather,- fine. Strong winds to gale from the northward are.to be expected at most places. north of Napier ana Sew Plymouth, aid from the eastward from thence to Kaikoara and Kokmka. R «-" 8 nr« alio probable northward of the two latter places Low pressure Is to the -south, west of Cape Maria Van Diemen, trrvelling to Zs & A falling barometer is to he expected in all parts of the country.

ARRIVALS. Indradevi. s.s.. MS'V Trotter, from New York. Melbourne, and Sydney .-'l. and b. Mor&£HEKBS W. J. Wyllie, from J'\ cv Passengers: Mesdames Sc.a « and Infant''Mack-Jolt; Keying and two children. mm m Watts, Cam (2), Nurse Miller, Blister )J l iTnlh Mis" Kent. Rev. Father hehoe, Sir Stewart Uichardson, Messrs. WalkerV Caro. iiir.ti Mark-Jos... Kennedy, .Scott-Young. M I H4on W II inson, Sharp. Wo Is, «yme and in riserage -L. D. Nathan and Co.. agents. 4 n."l ne barque. 713, Uoiieitson. irom Lyttelton Pa'sengeVs Mrs. Robertson. Miss* jfesou &. C. Gillespie and Sons. agents. ,

'' DEPARTURES. yeilandla s.s.. W. Walter M. Hlnwave. tor svdney Passengers: Mesdames Condon and cfild Holder. Kennedy and infant Evan*. Hfcaner Wolff. HHN Armltaw. child and V,V. irPanlfei fturden. Morton. Rois-Luue. noiilton Dowie, Misses b. E. ,t<>l)eivn, gnu , EvVs. Sbort 12). Htu.de... Bi.ibant Ie ; - lett, Dr. O'Connor. Messrs. »{•>, StutOeu. Maokwy, r>anaher, llignett, Vale Wo h. iQatabai Brown. Bam bury. I alcomhc Cropper. ItoVs-Lane. Bonlton, Quinlan. Dowte, R>. lance. Wolff, iun.. "WJKVsSf^WiS . a.!;er, Mellett. Masters Annitage (2). 43 steerage, and original from the South. " Clan"man?is 300, W. Farouhar. for Russell, W eirs:s!^. n Hanl[-aln. for Hohonra, Pa OTSStSSrV" d OT. K°McLeod, for Whangurei. _ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. to lnd?alema. Kit,, via Australia, due about InShlrl, ■.«.. via Australia, due.about Blmuteka, M. via «<»»»«*. soiled from Capetown April 20. A . Matitna s.s.. direct, sa led April i. Waimate:, s.s.. direct, duo about June 20. Niwaru. f1.8.. via Australia, sailed. ■AH FitANClsCOi Sierra, R.M.3.. to-day. "c^lriey 1 s.s.. via the South, sailed from PreF™FUlanst»S via Australia, nailed April Star of Now Zealand, via Australia, to sail . ' HaKifvLVmaiitle, sailed April 9. Skit s.s., direct, to load. about May ■■■Del M"/*. via Fremantle, to sail abont May ■ xfinilm <i"a via Australia, to load. 'cliwlOT O Rice* barque, via Wellington. Sled December 2, gulled from Rio do Ja- • !■ neiro February 24. BYDMBY: Mararoa, ■.».. Sunday. Manapouri, 5.».. to-morrow. TONGA : s.s.. to-morrow. Manapouri, s.s.. to-morrow. Cf,AUENCB RIVtIH: . ■" . Rio. harnuentine, sailed. • K S A: od, harque, sailed. Clan McLeod, barque sailed. Vision, hrigantine, sailed. : 4 Emnresia', barque, sailed. F.mnreza, harque, sailed.. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. BAN FRANCISCO: Sierra, R.M.s., May 17. ■ NKV/ YORK: ,••■":■: . Kinclnne. barque, to lo.ui. , Charles 6, Rice, barque, to arrive. SYDNEY; s Sierra. R.M.s., to-day. < Waikare. s.s.. Monday. till:. " „ H Manapouri. s.s.. MM 7. '"■' Manapouri, s.s., May 7. SAMOA) ■ .■ ~;■ „ Manapouri, s.s., May 7. " UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Takapuna leaves for New iiymouth and Wellington on arrival ol San Fran d Wedne»dayf Sri arrives from Westport; rotoiti arrives from Wellington. Nelson, pud New Plymouth: Manapouri arrives from Bydfrom Southern port" Roto leave, for New V lymon h. VV e - , 1 ington, and Nelson at 3 p.m. «.W v.w- l- ia " Sr train); Taijrl leaves hr Westpo't Saturday: To Anon leaves for- 6ou»eM 'norts'at 18 noon (no cargo after 11 a.m.i. TulcapSna arrives .torn Wellington and ..ew Plymouth. _____ ' NORTHERN S.s"a>i MOVEMENTS. To-div : Ngapuhi arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth, early: Wellington arrives • from Wiiaugarei, Mursden Point, etc.; Mnitat arrives from Kuaotunu and Mercury I ill . Chelmsford leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf a Wednesday: Ohinemuri leave* for Wfjheke at O.jO a.m.'. r«rning at 4.30 0.m.-:, M "'V,' leaves for Great Barrier at midnifhti Wellington leaves for Marsden Point, haiijarsi, el" . at 10.30 p.m.; Cbelmsiord arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf; Blnnieri arrives from Wnitarai Ngapuhi leaves Onehunga or Raw Plymouth at 4 p.m. (passenger tram, •'"-,'> iimi- Wttlmann leaves for whangapowo and Port 'Charles at 7 p.m.: Clairlocli arrives ' at, Onehunga from Hoklnngn. _ „ Thames Service: Steamers leave for 1 names and Paeroa daily. See advertisemeilW Gaily . papers. .'

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Rincjarooma, H.Ms.. In Stream. Lizard, H.M.S., in stream. at Queen-street Hinemoa, Government ».»., at Queen-street Wharf. , „,,„„ Tonsariro, s.s.. at .Queen-street WLail. Indradevi, s.s.. in stream. Ellngamite. m., in stream. ■Henry Falling, ship, at Railway wirari.. AUiebarnn. barque, all Queen-street wßarl. Otako. barque, in stream. Xinelnne. barque, in stream. n„ii„,,, Samoa, three-masted schooner, at Railway Wharf. . , Handa Isle, bavquentme. In stream. IMPORTS. Per Klnclune, from Lyttelton: 6500 sacks Cr ßc; l Indra P devi UC from New York: «W reels barb wire. 2236 sacks manure, 1161 kegs nails, M cases (art ridges, 4 organs, 1 125 casks oil. 1340 reels plain wire. 2126 pipes, 110 casks resin, 2500 slates, 623 casks soda. .232 cases tobacco, lib oases turps, and sundries. Per Elingamite, from Sydney: 80 ingots cn ner. 1?.5 ingots tin. 216 bars lead, 31 bales Ktinuiea, SO hags tapioca, 22 bags pepper 36 H»"a r van.', 10 bales kamk, 105 cases dried Site 120 bundles laths, 480 sacks bark, 17 bales millet. '10 cases brandy. 42 »ncjtft|e« oil*, etc.. 331 sacks bottles. 31 rolls lead. 23 cases milk, 60 sacks eocoanut. 100 packages tea. & Cares cigar.*, 151 pieces timber. 35 pairs "Ua'ts, 1205 felloes. 400 sacks coke. 97 bags mai.'.ire, transhipments, and sundries. EXPORTS. Per Zealand la, for Svdnev ; 10 bars bullion, 1% Ranks maize, -143 bags slag. 150 sacks peas. 14 sacks hides, 60 sacks sand. 247 bags eon-centra-tea. 23 sacks produce, 1 case vanilla. ') bales b'.ub pieces, 45 sacks bel-j'S. 60 cases cheese, 16 bales flnr, 187 noses butter, 131 pieces timber, and sundries. The lluddart-l'arker steamer Zealand ia left for Sydney hint evening with a large num. ber of passengers, and a considerable quantity of general cars-'*. Last evening" the Northern Company's steamer Clansman left for th« North. Yesterday morning the Northern Company's steamer Olenelg left for the North. • Last night the northern Company's steamer Wellington left for Whsngaret. Yesterday the Truer liner Star of Australia left the Bluff for Wellington, to complete her loading for London. H.Ms, Ringarooma will be floated into Calliope Book this mornint? for general overhaul. The, barque Otngo will lie berthed at Quay•treat Jetty No. 2" this momltnr to discharge her cargo of produce from the Bluff. Yesterday tho Union Company's steamer Warrlmoo left the Bluff for Jtohart and Melbourne. The Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford leave' this evening foi Whangarel Town Wharf. Yesterday ♦lie ship Doris Broderscn mailed 'r..m Port Chalmers for Loudon. The barque llirotha, sailed from the Kalpara for Sydney on Sunday, with a cargo of timber. • Yesterday the scow Hawk arrived at Kaipara from Auckland. . THE SIERRA. ':'< The mail steamer Sierra was reported to have passed ■ Tiritiri at 3 o'clock this morning., .-. THE MANA-PODKI." ; The Union : Company'! steamer Manapoirri in due to-morrow from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa, .and Tonga. • . :'■,'•-.. . .TRANSHIPMENTS. »S*H!s! „R"ddart-Parker steamer Elingamito, which arrived from Sydney.yesterday, brought ! Ste-? 154 per P. and 0. Company's steaaaer fromi London. Weimar from the Contin- «..,,.! KnitTA *r<»n> Calcutta and Slu^pore. *.':■' '':.: ;:.■■■••■■' ■:-'■::.■■•':' ':■'>':'''',■.'* "* V- ..■-5.! >..■■'• ■ ■

\i ■ ; i: THE TONGARIBO. , t The Sew Zealand Skipping Company a steamer Tongariro will be berthed at the Railway Wharf tkirt morning to take in a largo consignment of frozen mutton for London- «ie steamer is expected to leave for Wellington about twelve o'clock to-night.

THE iNDRADEVI. ; ';"„ . The Tyser liner Indradevi, Captain T. Trotter, arrived from Now .York ana Australia at 11 a.m. yesterday, ana was visited and inspected by Dr K. w". Buarman. the port health ofticer. ' Owing to there having been an outbreak of smallpox on board of the steamer during the voyage from New York to Melbourne, the lndraUevi has been ordered into quarantine at Motulhi for Id days, and will go down and take tip an anchorage off tho island this morning. The Indradevi left New York on February 9, and called at St. Vincent tor coal on the 21st. resuming the voyage the next day. Melbourne was reached on April 2, and there being three causes oi smallpox of a mild form amonsst the crew. the steamer was quarantined, anil the cargo. utter fumigation, was transhipped into lighters. The Indradevi left Melbourne on the lltb, and arrived at Sydney on the 13th, whore she was again quarantined and fumigated, and on discharge of cargo left for Auckland on Tuesday last, meeting with strong easterly weather on the passage across until arrival as above. Messrs. T. and S. Motrin, Limited, are the inward agents for the steamer, which on discharge takes in general cargo for London. Messrs. Heather. Roberton, and Co- being tho outward agents.

THE ELINGAMITE. The Huddart-Pariw steamer Elingamite, Captain W, J. Wyllie. arrived from Sydney at 4.15" p.m. yesterday, and anchored in the stream for medical inspection and fumigation. Dr. E. W. Shaman, the port health officer, visited the steamer shortly after arrival, and after the usual inspection the passengers were permitted to disembark, the steamer remaining in the stream for fumigation, and will berth at the wharf at daylight this morning to discharge cargo. The Elingamite met with very rough weather throughout the passage, a succession of head gales and seas prevailing, but an average of 10 knots per hour was maintained, which maybe regarded as very satisfactory under the unfavourable circumstances For the past two months the Elingamite has been laid up in Melbourne undergoing a thorough overhaul In all departments. The hull has been chipped, cleaiod, and painted, inside and outSide. The passenger accommodation, both in the saloon and steerage, has received special attention, the cabins having been cleaned and painted, the upholstering renewed, and new wash-stands, etc., titled up. All the woodwork in and around the dining saloon and social hall has been re-polished, anil now presents quite an attractive ami pleasing appearance. The engines and boilers have also received a complete renovation and overhaul. under the superintendence of Mr. Honncrdale, the chief engineer, and everything is now in first-class order in this department. All Die lavatory arrangements liave been renewed, and are of the latest improved style. Of the passage across. Mr. Chambers, the purser, reports: The Elingamite left Sydney Wharf at 1 p.m., and cleared Port Jackson Heads at 1.45 pm. on Wednesday last; passed the Three Kings at 3.20 p.m., and rounded the North Cape at 0.43 p.m. on .Sunday, arriving as above. Moderate easterly winds and seas prevailed until Thursday, when a strong gale with very high seas was encountered, lasting until arrival. The Klingaraite is timed to leave for East Coast and Southern ports at 3 p.m. to-day.

THE KTXCLUNE. Tho iron barque Kinclnne, which has been chartered by Messrs. H. C. Gillespie and Sons to load kauri gum at this port, arrived from Lyttelton late on Sunday night, anchoring in the stream. The barque, which is under the command of Captain Robertson, brings a cargo of grain and produce, and will berth at tho Queen-street Wharf this morning to discharge, and on completion will commence taking in her cargo for Now York. Of the passage the master reports that the Kinclune sailed from Lyttelton on Tuesday last, and met with Strong head winds for the first day. followed by light variable winds and seas to the Sort Cane, which was passed at noon on Saturday: tlu-roe strong easterly winds to arrival.

„ THE HENRY FAILING. The contract for docking the American ship Henry Failing has been given to Mr. D. Oouk, sen., and the shin will he floated info Calliope Dock as soon as it is available. Messrs. Russell and Somers, agents for the vessel, are calling for tenders for stripping, reinstalling etc.. tenders closing at noon on Thursday next.