SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11954, 1 May 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Hiuh Water at Auckland—o.o a.m.; 0.20 p.m. * „ Manukau-1.59 a.m.; 2.19 P-m. Sun—Rises, 6.44 a.m.; seta, 5.10 p.m. Moon— quarter, to-day, 10.28 a.m. ; WEATHER REPORT. „ The following is Captain Edwin's weather report from New Zealand stations at 5 p.m. vestorday:— , . ,„,.„.. Mannkau Heads: Wind, north-east, breeze, barometer/ 29.78; thermometer. 62: wittier showery, sea. smooth. New Plymouth. Wind. east, light; barometer. 29./U; thermometer, 61; weather, drusle; "^j,. Cashpoint: Wind, south-west, fresh ■ barometer 29.67; thermometer. »;£*.?*H">l' Mali- sea heavr. Wellington: Wind. Sh 'fresh;' barometer. 29.73; thermometer. 65; weather, gloomy. south Ughti barometei. 29.6/; thennometei. 68- weather, cloudy; sea. «•»£•£**£*' koura- Wind, south-east. hree«e; barometci. i) 85 thermometer 5.?; weather,.rain, ; sea considerable. Oamam: Wind. **XV e o^%Sn.lh^r|md s3 Lo^ norland west and south-west are to be «- Si northwards of Napier and Fox ton and from between south-east and south ami ■outh-west thence southward to Kttikoura fflHoStJk£ and Ufj* f, »™ §| southward elsewhere. anXeen\to^ b id northward of N'ugrsots and Qneenstown, ana colder weather generally. , ARRIVALS. ilanapourl. ■*, 2060 George J^wshaw. frlTm Sydney. Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga. 1 as- • ™«. \i& 'I' Dean. Messrs. E. Stevens..T. !?i!fef-Hunl> Weaver HA. Chatfield Master Mitchell, and eight steerage.-Umon S.S. Co.. *Taieri, S.S.. 1668. George A. Lobb, from ,ISSTCScoKon,WhanSa-roi.-Nortlium B.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. . ~,,., ■ . EHriMmita s.s.. 2585. W. J- WylUe. for hast BoaS S Southern ports'. Sen •' Uiabome: Mrs. Pvssa and two children, HtSSes Kothwell. Haliey, Messrs. Lysmvr \V.s,£. Oolebrook, Pollard's Opera. Company (52). rot Napier: Mwdaies O'Neill. OinciuevaUi and t-hiul 'iVimnell Messrs. Marcus, J. O Iteul, Chmuevalli an I assistant. , For Wellingrtou: MeXmes Wheweil. Lewis, infant, ami maid Misses Collin*. Halpin, -Messrs. Low ley. . Jurw« Schatz For Eyttclton: -Mrs. Kirton, Messrs Kirton. Mac Donald. For Dnnedfa: ffi Perotli. Hawkins. Messrs. . Perottl (?) Raitt 10 steerage for al! ports, and ongi°irraTora. P"f 350. A. Stephenson, for TanE. McLeod. for Whan Wal''»tahj. S.S.. 278.. A. F. Johnson, lor Tairna ■ftSSniStt'b; Hopkins, for the Great Barrier. ,-

EXPECTED ARRIVALS, 10 L,dra>ma. 8.8.. via Australia, due early. IndraghjA. s.s.. via, Australia, due about Kimutaka. s.t!.. via Hobart, sailed from Capetown April 20. Matatua, 8.5.. direct, sailed April 3. Waimate. s.s., via Capetown and Hobart, •■-:,-- due about June 20. „„,,„,, Niwaru, s.s., via Australia, sailed. BAN I'IIANCiSOO: tionoma, R.M.s.. May 20, ' Oakley" 8.9., via the South, sailed from Pre'*?*sss>£& via Australia, sailed April! Star of New Zealand, via Australia, to sail ifflSSftwatk sailed April 9. • r X«onborE. s.s., direct, to load. . ■ - V JeKl. via Fremantle, to sail about May * tfinifVn ss.. via Australia, to load. ■Soto, barque. via, Wellington. S - Si December 2. sailed from Bio de Ja- " . neiro February 24. Mararoa, s.s., Sunday. - VVI:. ... . Tavinni. s.s., Tuesday. •TONGA: , Hauroto, s.s., early. CEAKENCB RIVEU: , ,' . • Rio. bargnentine, sailed. NEWCASTLE: ~ , Clan McLeod. barque sailed. Vision, brigant inc. sailed. jID'SIiAID* : ■ , . Kronrexa. barque, sailed. WOtoONGONG: Defiance, brigantine, sailed. • PROJECTED DEPARTURES. BAN PBANCIBCO: Sierra. R.M.s.. May 17. NEW YORK: '. ;• ; Kinchme. barque, to load. . Charles G. Rice, barque, to arrive. BYr>NT,Y: ■ Waikare, s.s., Monday, nil: . Mannpoun. s.s., May /. TONGA:: . ~ ■■;.' > Manapouri, s.s., May v. j CAMOA: _, -.'•'» Manapouri. s.s, iiay '• ...''"■ UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS ■ To-dav Te Anau arrives from Sontuern ports rßotoiti leave, for New jniouth. Weithigtoa., and Nelson at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. l.aa leaves for Westport. . -Saturday: Te Anau leaves for. B°^;™ uorts at 12 noon (no cargo after 11 fi.ui.i: TaHapuna arrives from Wellington and r,ew .Plymouth. . . NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. ToJdavOhinemnvi leaves for Awanm and Waiharafa at 11 a.m.; Wellington arrives fr-mSearei, Marsden Point, etc.l MWtai arrives f-om Great Barrier; Chelmsford leaves for Whanarei Town What at 6 p.m., Ksnieri leaver Onehimga for : Raglan ant. SS at 1 P.m.; Olenelg arrives from 1-a-TenSnga, Te Kao. and Mohoura: Gairloeh IS OmSunga for Opunake and Wangamu, Wellington leaves for Marsden Point and Wtangarei at 8 p.m.; Clansman arrives from Northern ports iJ&WV leaves for Tanranga at 7 P- m -: LJ ? M,-ri arrives from Whargarei Town Whavf; Mv.n- . I;ii leaves for Euaotunu. Mercury Bay, anKennedy's Bay at 9 p.m. v Tcrr^£ rft ft£sZf? from Ohiwa. after connecting with Opptua, . Waunana arrives from Whangwcoua and 1 ort Charles; Ngapuhi arrives at Onchunga ti-oni Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames nnd Pnerna daily. See advertisements flatly papers.

VKSSKLS JUS JIARTiOIin Blngarooma. H.M.s., in Calliope Dock. b Lizard, H.M.s., in stream.' „ . . HhVemoa. Government s.s:. at Queen-street . "Wharf. '. , ' ' ~-,,„..« 1, Tongariro. s.s., at Railway Wharf. * Tndradevi, s.s.. in quarantine. - . ' Manapouri, s.s., in stream. f 'I'aieri, s.s.. at Hobson-street Wharf. * Henry Foiling, ship, at Railway Whorl. - 8 Aldebnrau. baiaue. at Queen-street Wharf. Otago, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. Kinclune. barque, at Queen-street Whail. i Samoa, three-masted schooner, at Ivaiiway Wharf. ... Handa Isle, barquentme, in stream. ( ■■• . . . _. , ' , EXPORTS. ' ■ 1 Per Elingamite. for the South: 4162 bags to , 1 sacks and 47 cases sugar, SO empty casks. 10 j .packages biscuits, 11 bales leather, 50 pack- ; ages fancy goods, 39 packages drugs, 11 cases fish. 10 cases kola nip. 3a cases spirits, 1J sack 3 oysters, 320 cases fruit, 27 cases tea, 30 cases drapery, 70 "lengths piping. 19 cases joinery, 142 bundles laths, 48 cases groceries, • ;79 ''■ packages ironmonger}, 10 packages sad--8 dlerv, 1500 wood blocks,' 250. pieces and 62 ] bundles timber, (38 bars iron, 10 cases confectioners, 130 rolls and 5 bales paper, 100 sacks maize, 240 bags cement, 130 bags lime, .35 sacks , pumice, 20 cases cartridges, 28 boxes flour. ; 6 bales brooms, 14 cases stationery, and sundries. .. ■,'■',' - ' ■ • '■■«' IMPORTS. , •;,„ Per Manapeuii, from the Islands! 0445 cases . fruit, 1024 bunches bananas, To kits fruit. J ' Back? cocoa, 47 sacks peanut!-. 48 sacks empty bottles, 1 turtle, and sundries . Per Taieri, iron. Westport: 1000 tons coal. • .• The Huddart-Parkcr steamer Elingamite left , for Coast and Southern ports yesterday morning. . , 1 Last night the Northern Company s steamer Wellington left for Whajignrei. yesterday the Northern Company B steamer Terranora left for Tauranga and Ohiwa. . The Northern Company's steamer Waiotam left last night for Talma and AVhangamata. Last night the Northern Company's steamer Muritai left for the Great Barrier. The departure of the Northern Company a steamer Waimana lor Wbangapoua and Tort Charles has been postponed until to-morrow morning. ', . . i Yesterday the Northern Company s steamer Waitangi was floated out of the Auckland Dock, and berthed at the Queen-Street Wharf to complete her overhaul. She resumes her running to Taluk, Whtiiigainatn, and Tau- . ranga on Monday next. .... The brigantine Defiance has sailed, from Woilon"ong Or Auckland with a cargo of coal for the Colonial Sugrai Company. , • Yesterday iu--; br.;v ; u*. K'.Hslano >*:-* liiiOiju at. the Qtt«*i»-Bir*»i V.lua-;*. and will ■-?;:f.iience discharging her <:argo from LytoeHosi this morning. „, . The Northern Company.'* steamer Ohinemnri leaves this morning for Awanui and Wailiarara. , j;', „ Yesterday the steamer Dnngola left the Bluff for Durban, South Africa, with a cargo of grain and produce. The Northern Company's steamer Waimana arrived from Whangarei lust night. This evening the Northern Company'a steamer Chelmsford leaves for VYhangarel Town '.Wharf. THE WARSHIPS. 11.M.5. Kingarooma was floated ,nlo Calliope Dock yesterday !'o. general overhaul. H.M. gunboat Lizard leaves for Sydney direct this morning. '/.'¥•'• X\ • THE TK ANAU. ; The Union Company's steamer Ta Anau left Gisborne fo. Auckland at 10.30 a.m. yes- : terday, and should arrive about the same hour to-day. ~ . ; - ' t ■ ■ THE TONGARIRO. The wet weather which prevailed through«nt vestoJ'day interfered very much with the of the New Zealand Ship. a»%Sg? sns, sags s K ff Wellington has been- postponed until to-day

THE MARAROA. The Union Company's steamer Mararoa left Sydney for Auckland yesterday, and is due on Sunday next. THE WAIMATE. The New Zealand Shipping Company steamer Waimate left Queenstown for Capetown. Hobart. and Auckland on Tuesday last, and is due at this port about June 20. THE HIRAM EMERY. The American barque Hiram Emery was loading at New York for Sierra Leone when the mail left. Captain Gotham has resumed. charge of the vessel. THE INDRADBVI. . The Tyser liner Indradevi. which is m quarantine at. Motuihi, has undergone turnsgation. aud the process will probably be repeated at the end of this week. Dr. E. W. Sbarrean, the port health officer, paid an official visit to the steamer yesterday, and found all on board in good wealth. THE MANAPOTTRI. „ . The Union Company's steamer Manapoun, Captain Geo. Crawshaw. arrived from Sydney and the Islands last night, and anchored in the stream for medical inspection, which will DO carried out by Dr. E. W. Bharman. the port health officer, early this morning. The steamer brings several passengers, and nr.s a laree cargo of fruit, etc.. for this port and the .South. Of the voyage. Mr. H. V. Austen. the purser, reports: --'I Mauapouri left the Margaret-street Wharf. Sydney, at 11.15 p.m. on the Bth inst.. and cleared toe Heads at midnight. Anchored in Suva Harbour early on the 15th. remaining in quarantine at that port till the 19th. Left Suva for Levuka at it a.m. on the lattei date, finally clearing the group at Levuka the same evening. Arrived in Apia Harbour at 9 a.m. on the 21st and left at noon on the 23rd, entering- avail Sound at 5 o'clock the next evening. Coinmunicated at Haapai on the &tn, and berthed at Nukualofa Wharf at.7 a.m. on the 26th. Left Nukualofa at 6 a.m. the next, day. and anchored in Auckland Harbour fit 8 p.m. yesterday. Experienced south to south-east winds and moderate sea on the passage to Fiji, and from Levuka had line weather to Samoa. After leaving Samoa, fresh southeast wind*, and heavy sea prevailed to Vavau: had light winds and fine weather through the Friendly Group; thence experienced Moderate south to east variable winds i.nd moderate sea, accompanied wit- considerable rain, till arrival in port.

THE TAIBBI. The Union Company's steamer Taieri, Cav tain-Ouorge A. Lofob. arrived from Westoort shortly before 12 o'clock last night, with a cargo o: coal, berthing at Hobsou-streot Wharf to discharge. The steamer lett westport at midnight on Saturday last, with a light breeze from the north-east, which gradually increased until it blew a hard gale fi-om the same quarter, with a very high confused sea. during which the steamer laboured considerably, and shipped lurse quantities 01 water. The gale continued until Tuesday, when it began to moderate, and the sea decreased. Caps Maria Van Diemen was passed at midnight, the weather being then thick and rainy, with much thunder and lightning. Down the coart' moderate winds and seas prevailed until arrival. NEW YORK FREIGHTS AND SHIPPING. . Under date of April 3, Messrs. Mailler and Qnerean report as follows;— The action outlined in cur last report in relation to advance in freight -rates, and putting them upon a suitable and reasonable basis, has been very generally carried out. There was considerable hesitancy and friction lor a time, shippers disliking to pay the advances; but as it appeares likely to continue for a considerable period, there is more willingness to ship. This is in a measure caused by the understanding that all shippers are to be treated alike in the future, and that there will be no cutting of rates nor favourable concessions made to any parties. This, we believe, will be the most satisfactory to importing interests generally in Australasia, as each house will know they are on as favourable a footing as any other. The steamer St. Fillano. which sailed on April 1 for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand ports, is the first steamer clearing: at the advanced rates. The Tyser line has the steamer Star of New Zealand to load the last i half of the present month with despatch about May 1 for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand porta. The United States and Australasia Steamship Company has the steamer Kronhorg to load for Frcmantle, i Melbourne. Sydney, and New Zealand ports, sailing about May 1. In sailing vessels there has been lrat very little doing.