SHIPPING. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. BY TELEGRAPH.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11999, 23 June 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

BY TELEGRAPH.

."mrti Water at Auckland—B.37 a.m.; 8.55 p.m. BiKa «"» Maiiukau-10.36n.m.: 10.54 p.m. .Sun-Rises. 7.19 a.m.; sets. 4.44' p.m. Moon-Last quarter. Sunday, 9.21 a.m. WEATHER REPORT. WELLINGTON, Saturday, fiale from between east and north and north-west at all places northward of Thames andManukau, extending after 12 hours south to East Cape. Tanpo, and Raglan; Wrong northerly winds between East Cape, 'iauno, and Napier; heavy gale from hetwten northeast north, and west, thence to Balclutha, and Queenstown. Rain is probable m all parts of the country. ARRIVAL. JUNE 21. Lizard, H.M; screw gunboat. 715 ton?. WO horse-power, C suns. Commands Watson, fr T™hSte"Ts., 5670. J. J. Ramon, from Lon•don andl South Africa.- Zealand Shipping C ciamman'. U.S.. 300. J. C. BUtiUoefc from Wbengarei. Passengers: Meadames McKay, Broodbent. Mclnnes, Misses Hand, MoMillan. : PnmsaV 2). Black, Heed. McUarroll, Buston. S" 3 MiGlashau. Johnson. White. Dennes. Smellier, Killen, C. R. Lovett. Aspden, Davis. •ISeatl, Adams, Sutherland, fioir. Kelly. IS, Robinson. Lewar. D. Morrison , J. Mctonel: Thompson. Mair. and sis steerage. —Northern 8.8. Co., asents. WaiotaW. ml. 278. A. F. Johnson, from Omaio, Opofiki. and Tnuranga■ Pasewißera: MrV do Wolfe Hisses Pardie, Dawson, Fowler feSISSS Bote, M.H.R.. Puckey. Beth Smith? Cossar. Bridget. GocJall. Grigflejr. Arnold. Constable Wainhouse and two prisoners. —Northern S.S. 2t--a ? Hopkb,s. from MerMnritaJ. s.s., 225. C. Hopkins, from Mercury Bay, Kuaotiinn. and Kennedys Raj. Ri«ien"-ers: Mesdames Howard. Oracker. &, Cracker, ■ Klnesford. Dr. AV heeler. fcrs Wallace. Creed Take. McGregor. HenIS, Pong. White. CampbeU.-Xorthen. S.S. Co., agents. JUNE 22. . ~ ' Zealandia. s.s., 3090, Walter M. ilpgrave. from Southern and East Coast ports J asSugars- Mesdames Harri*. Harris and child Borgfeidt. Jones and child. Smart, Keogh. J c'Clelfand. Ranis. Misses Meddiugs (2). Morse, Fry; Baker, Flint. Wright. Nunneries-- Gill- • inan. Swainson. Bennett, Dun op. OMeara. Messrs Lamb, C. Coles. G. Coles. Sinclair, Wansbone; B. Solomon. J. Borgfeldfc, .mm. I. Jones, Hewett, Coopet. Thdrhton, Mckaj. Lopdell. Smart, Beale, Chisholm. If. Ford v Bnrdett, Gtllman, Ramspn, McClelland, \\. Jackson. Sergeant Siddelß and 20 steerage. For Sydney: Miss Exall.-L. D. Nathan and dienelg, "s.s.. 253, T. Haultaiti, from Tiiitran"a ' Passengers: Mesdames Sergeant, Bollard, Earl and child. Misses Ilulme (2. Backer Messrs. Dickey. Price. Bollard, Earl, Douglas.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. Waitangi. 5.«.. 197, P. A. Stein, from Ohiwa, Crpotiki. and Whakatarie. Passengers: Miss Bali Messrs 1 . Abbot, Townsend. Will, Ryan, CHlvie. Pile. Reece. Mills, Master Campbell. Northern S.S. Co., agent?.

DEPARTURES. June 21. t „ Niwaru, s.s., 6444. \Y. P. Fishwick, for London, via the South. Tarawera, s.s.. 2003, Norman Beaumont, for East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Pines, Mr. arid Mrs. Craig. Mesdames McMurray. McLean. Kenny, Meyers, Allabone ami infant, Misses Cracroft \Y ilson t2). Blue?. Williamson, Hon. H. Williams. Messrs. Mountney, ' Jephsliii and servant, Nicholas. 11. Guthrie, Dottrel!. D. Reeves, McMnrrav McLean, A. Millar, Isaac. Blnekle. J. B. Copland. 11. C. Evans, C.. J. Bennett. K. Bragato. C. R. Yickerman, Master L. Courtney, and 15 steerage. . . • Awarna, p.s.. 150. George Laiety, for hangarei. Ohinemuri, p.s.. 70. Richards, for Awanui, Hohoura, Mangonui, and Waiharara. JUNE 22. Waimana. s.s., 190. T. Scott, for Wliangarei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON: Waiwera, s.s., via Capetown and Hobart, due July 26. Mimiro, s.s., via, Australia, due August 5. Rakaia, s.s., via Australia, due about July 20. > JPakeha. s.s.. to sail about end of .Ttily. BAN FRANCISCO: Sierra, It.M.S., July 1. NEW TOES: ..... , ,m St. Fillans, s.s., via Australia, due llmtsStar'of New Zealand, s.=.. via Australia, due s°s., via Fremantle, sailed April 9. Kfonhorg, s.s.. direct, to load. Beira. s.s., via Eremantle, and the South, sailed May 20. . , i Redhill. s.s.. via Australia, sailed Jtme 9. Hawke's Bay, s.s.. via Australia, to load. Titania. s.s., via Eremantle and the South, to load. , . ~ , Ripley, s.s., via Australia, to sail about > Jane 29. • , Ptar of the East, barque, direct, sailed. SYDNEY: Elingauiite, s.s., to-day. Ventura. R.M.s., Friday. TIJI: r*n 1 Manapouri, s.s., Thursday. TONGA: ■ Manapouri. ?.s.. Thursday. EDITHBURQ:, , , - , Signe, barque, sailed June 3. NEWCASTLE: , , .... .. , G. M. Tucker, barque, sailed. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. BIN FRANCISCO: , Ventura, R.M.s., Friday. NEW YORK: , , Charles G. Rice, barque, to load. SYDNfit: Zealandia-, s.s., to-day. TIJl! . - T .< „ Manapouri, s.s., July 2. TONGA: ; . . Manapouri, s.s., July 2. S/LMOA: Manapouri, s.s., July 2. UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-day. Taltaouna leaves for New Plymouth and "Wellington at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. passenger train). - ■Wednesday: Hawea arrives from Bluff, paniaru, Timaru, and Napier; Waipori arrives from Westport; Eotoiti arrives from Mew Plymouth. Wellington, and Nelson. Thursday: Ilawea leaves for Bluff, Oaula and Timaru: Rotoiti leaves for New Plymouth, Wellington, and Nelson at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. passenger train); Waipori leaves for Westport: Manapouri arrives from Sydney, via Islands. , . ....... .. „ -a. Friday: Te Anau arrives from the South. Saturday: Te Anau leaves for Southern ! ports (cargo till 11 a.m.). NORTHERN S.S. GO'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Wellington leaves for Marsaen Point, Mangapai, and Whangarei at 10.30 p.m.; Muritai leaves for Kuaotilnu and Mercury Bay at 9 p.m.; Waimana arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf; Clansman leaves i'pr Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangortai at 7 pin.; Waitangi leaves for Tnirua and vvhrfaramata at 9 p.m.; Waiotahi leaves lor Opotiki and Whakntane (transhipping at- Ohiwa), at 5.30 p.m.; Chelmsford leaves Onehunga for Waitara at 11.30 a.m.; Gairloch leaves Onehnnga for Opunake and Wanganui at 1 p.m. Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames aid Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. I rcher, 11.M.5., in stream. lizard. H.M.s., iii stream. . Waimate, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. 2ealandia, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty. ©valau, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Southern Cross, Mission yacht, in stream. John A. Brigets, ship, in stream. Charles (I. Pace, barque, at Queen-street "Wharf. . , Snivelg, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. Rio. barquentlne, at Railway Wharf. Pendle Hill, barquentine, at Queen-street "Wharf. IMPORTS. Per Wahnate, from London: 2400 tons geuval merchandise. . l'e. Zealandia, from the South: 19 pac.j"ages ale and stout, 70 sacks turnips, 24 packages woollens, 64 packages ranges and lutings, 854 sacks oats, 2 bales hessian, 25 sacks oatmeal, 60 sacks wheat, 16 sacks and 128 loose hides, 5 sacks sugar 0 casks sapon, 6 cases pickles, 23 bales rabbit, skins, 92 packagers fruits, 20 cases bottles, 40 acid cases. 20 packages machinery. 18 bundles iron, 17 cases bacon, 102 sacks! onions, 126 cases matches, 3 packages leather. 140 sacks chaff, 620 sacks potatoes, 37 cases tea, 43 boxes butter, 30 half-boies soap, 4 kegs casings, 20 Sacks asbestos, 5 sacks cornflour, 2 horses, quantity of effects, unspecified merchandise, sundries, and transhipments.

The new steamer Niwaru, of the Tyser Line, left on Saturday afternoon for Napier anil the South. On Saturday evening the Northern Company's steamer Clansman arrived ftoin Whangarei, with passengers and general cargo, and leaves this evening for Hussell, Wbangaroa. and Mangonid The Union Company's steamer rawer a left on Saturday afternoon for East Coast and Southern ports. Yesterday morning the Northern Company's steamer Glenelg arrived from Tanranga. On Saturday afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi arrived from Omaio, Opotiki, and Taaranga, with a cargo of maize, etc., and leaves this evening tor Tauranga and Ohiwa. The Northern Company's steamer Wellington leaves for Wluingavel at 10.30 o'clock tonight. On Saturday evening the Northern Company's Bteamei Muritai arrived from Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu, and leaves for the same places again to-night at 9 o'clock. The tugboat Awarun left foi Whahgarei on Saturday evening, having in ;o# several or the colliers. Yesterday morning the Northern Company's Steamer Wnimana, left for vYhaniptrci. The Northern Company's steamer Obine muri left for the North on Saturday afterOn Saturday the barqnentine Pendle Hill was berthed at the Queen-street Wharf to discharge her cargo of coal and coke from Newcastle. . • :. The Union Company's steamer Ovalau was taken under the big crane at the Queen-street Wharf, and had Iter ruddei lifted out. Yesterday the Tysei liner Indralema left "Wellington for London. . The Union Company's steamer Warrimoo left Wellington for Sydney on. Saturday. Yesterday the ship Canterbury sailed from "Wellington for London. ■-...-.;. V..-./'•■ THE WARSHIPS. ■ H.M. screw gunboat Lizard arrived from feydnev on Saturday night, and anchored in. Uie man-of-war ground, The Lizard, which

lias recently undergone a thorough overhaul at Sydney, will remain in port over the Coronation celebrations ...... , , . II M 3. Phoebe, which recently returned to Sydney from New Zealand, has been floated into dock for general overhaul.

THE ELINGAMITE. The light keeper at Tiritiri reported that a steamer was passing at 1.30 a.m. to-day, which will probably be the Elingamite, from Sydney. The steamer should make port about 3 a.m., and will anchor in the stream for medical inspection and fumigation.

THE ST. FILLANS. The Tv-er liner St. Fillans, in continuation of her voyage from .New York and .Australia, left Sydney for Auckland on Friday afternoon, and is due on Thursday next. Messrs. T. ami S. Morrin, Limited, are the local agents for the steamer.

TRANSHIPMENTS. . , . ' 'the ttiiddart-Parker steamer /ealandia. which arrived from the South yesterday, brought tip transhipments per S.S. J'apanui, from London, and barque Pass of Balmana, from Glasgow.

THE STAR OF NEW" ZEALAND. The Tvser liner Star of New Zealand arrived at Melbourne from New York on Intlav afternoon last, and alter calling at Sydney comes on to Auckland to tbe local agency of Messrs. T. and S. Morrin, Limited.

THE WAIPORI. The Union Company's steamer V. anion left We3tport for Auckland at 10 a.m. yesterday, and should arrive on Wednesday next T!-e steamer has been detained at. Yvestport for several days owing to the high state of the river, which has been in Hood, caused by the recent heavy rains.

THE OVERDUE DECIMA. , The Norweignn barque Decima, from Kaipara, to London, regarding which some hrtxiety was recently exhibited owing to her being considerably overdue, has reached her destination In safety.

THE ZEALANDIA. The Hnddart-Parker steamer Zealandia. Captain Walter M. Hipgrave. arrived from Southern and Fast Coast ports yesterday morning alter a fast run from Gisborne oi 204 hours. Mr. Speakman the purser, reports that the steamer left Dunedin on Tuesday last, and called at Lyttelton, Vnellihgton. Napiet, and Gisborne, leaving the latter port at 11 a.m. on Saturday, and arriving at 8.45 a.m. yesterday, berthing at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. Fine weather prevailed throughout the passage. The Zealandia proceeds on to Sydney at 5.38 p.m. to-day.

THE O. M. TUCKER. The barque It. M. Tucker, which is now on the passage from Newcastle to Auckland, will upon discharge he dismantled and turned into a hulk at this port for the Westport Coal Company.

THE WAT MATH. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer AA'aimate arrived from London and South Africa at midnight on Saturday, and anchored in the stream for medical inspection. Dr. E. W. Sharmaii. the port Health officer, visited the steamer yesterday morning, and everything being in order granted pratique, and the Wainiate was berthed at the Queen-street Wharf shortly after noon. Captain J. .1. Hamon is still in command, ami brings his fine steamer into port in excellent order. Tile other deck officers arc: Chief, Mr. A. Vine: second, Mr. J. F. Lb Brocq: third. Mr. R. R. Neale: fourth, Mr. J. Makepeace; surgeon. Dr. Pigeon. Mr. Pitcher is in charge of the engine department, and has with him Messrs. Barbour, Wilson, Weller, and Bartholomew, Messrs. Pryce-Bfdwn and Collins being the refrigerating engineers. Of the voyage the second omcer reports: The Wainiate left the Royal Albert Docks. London at 2 p.m. on April 26 with 2400 tons of cargo and 193 horses. Called at Southampton and Queenstown, where more horses were shipped, and finally left the latter port at noon on the. 29th for Capetown. Experienced fine weather crossing the liar of Biscay! passed Tone rifle on Mar 3, and arrived at Capetown at 11.30 p.m. on May 20. having met with fine weather the whole passage. Proceeded on to Pert Elizabeth the next day, and reached that port at 2 a.m. oh the 23rd. Having landed all the horse« in good order, resumed the voyage to Auckland at 2 p.m. on the 261 h. Strong north-west gales and high seas prevailed In crossing the Southern Ocean, and thick, misty weather to the southward of Tasmania; thence moderate to strong winds in the Tasman Sea; Cape Maria Van Diemen being passed at 4.30 a.m. on Saturday, and the harboUr made a? above. The Wainiate bns 2400 tons of general cargo on hoard, over 2000 tons of which is for this port, and the work of discharge will be commenced this morning, and the steamer is expected to leave for the South about the end of this week.

THE SOUTHERN CROSS. The Melanesian mission yacht Southern Cross, which arrived from a cruise to Melanesia and Norfolk Island late on Friday night, was inspected by Dr. E. W. Shaman, the port health officer, on Saturday morning and admitted to pratique. Of the voy-1 age Captain Hammond i reports: The Southern Cross left Auckland on March 20, and reached Norfolk Island on the 27th. After passing the North Cape on the evening of the 21sb a heavy gale from north, to north-west and west was encountered, during which two of the sails were blown to pieces and the starboard boat stove in by a heavy sea, which broke on board. The vessel was have-to until the 24th. when the weather moderated. Left Norfolk Island on April 3, and met with moderate to strong south-east trades to the New Hebrides, and similar winds, with thick, rainy" weather through the Hanks and Torres Groups. Santa Orur, was reached on the Bth and the Solomons entered on the 21st. The weather was generally fine during the stay in the group, which was left on May 19. 'I lie Torres Group was reached on the 26th. after a long passage of strong winds and incessant rain. Similar weather prevailed in the Banks and New Hebrides Groups, and Vila was reached on June 6. Sailed the next day for Norfolk Island, and met with southerly airs and fine weather until within 100 miles of the island, when strong southerly wincM were experienced. Arrived at Norfolk Island on the 14th; rind left for Auckland on the 16th. Light north-east and east winds and fine weather prevailed until arrival. The Southern Cross will be docked and overhauled before leaving for the islands again in about three weeks.

ARRIVALS. • June 21. TakaDuna, s.s.. J. Grant, from Wellington and New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Cameron, Brook. Page (2), Belle Ray, Hately, Williams. , Shand, Hogg. Handisou, Kirby, White, Mesdame,3 Carter. Field, Mackay, White,. Young, Judson, Walker, Deneker, Hannah, Sainsbury. Dr. Frengley; Captain Smith. Messrs. Taylor. Macdotigall, Williams, Brown, Cave, Morpeth. Diggle, Carter, Harris, George. Craig, Moses, Coltjy, Clarke (2), Lynch. Knight. Hartigan, Wright, Whitehead, Biglow, Brown, Doncker, Elliott, Kline, Caselberg, and 11 steerage—Union S.S. Co., agents. departures. June 22. Ngapuhi, S.S., W. P. Norbury, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Crowe, AVootton, Hogan, Wickham, Holden, Lidall, "Mackay, Mesdames Holden, Portescttfe, .Mackay. Firth, Murphy, Jury, Messrs. Bull, Holden, Gallandp, Hume. Jones, Rutherford, Orgon, Goodson, Colthurst, Mackay. Laird, Derrett, Higgie, Helford, CallaghaU (2), Cullen, Phillip;.' (2). Ellis, Smith, GeddeS; Laird, Heribald, Boyd. Ganyon, and 1?. steerage. The Union Company's steamer Takapuna arrived on Saturday morning from Wellington and New Plymouth. The Northern Company's steamer Ngapuhi left yesterday afternoon for New Plymouth.

CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN. June 21.—A large barque passed easf- at 7 a.m. to-day. MARSDEN POINT. June 21.—Arrived: Will Watch, ketcli, Stella, s.s.,' with the Talisman and Terarawa, ketches, in tow, from Auckland. Bailed: Saxon, schooner. Vindex, Vixen. Norah, and Kauri, scows, Eleanor, cutter, for Auckland. GISBORNE. .Tune 21.—Arrived: Awanui, schooner, from Mercury Bay; Alert, scow, from Auckland; Waiapn, auxiliary schooner, from Auckland and coast ports. The ketch Clematis, bound to Auckland, has put back through stress of weather. June 22.—Arrived: Tarawera, 5.3., from Auckland. WELLINGTON. .Tune 21.—Sailed: Warrimoo, s.s., for Sydney. June Arrived: Helen Benny, barque, from Newcastle. Sailed: IndraiemTi, s.s., for London; Otarama, s.s., foi Wanganui; Canterbury, ship, for London; Pass of Balmaha, barque, for Danedin. LYTTELTON. June 21.—Arrived: La Bella, barqnentine, from Newcastle. Sailed: Papanui, s.s., for 'l'imarn. PORT CHALMERS. June : 21. —Sailed: Tokomaru, p.p., for Wellington. BLUFF. .Tune 21.—Sailed: Beckenliaru, s.s.. for Lyttelton. WESTPORT. June 22.—Sailed: Waipori, s.s., for Auckland. SYDNEY. June 21.—Arrived: River Hunter, barquentine. from Kaipara. Sailed: St. Fillans, s.s., tor Auckland. June 22;— Railed: Taltanc, s.s., for Wellington. NEWCASTLE. .Tune 21.—Arrived: Oakley, s.s., from Lytteltou. Sailed: Kate Tatliam, barque, for Napier. MELBOURNE. ■ Julie 21.—Arrived: Star of New Zealand, s.s., from New York. June 22.—Arrived: Mokoia, 9.8., from New Zealand and Hobart. LONDON. June 21.—Arrived: Kumar a, s.s., from New Zealand. Sailed: Samuel Plimsoll, ship, for Wellington. The barque Decima arrived from Kaipara on May 3, but- was not previously reported. THE PENARTH. Thursday Island. June 21.—The s.s. Penarth, from Wellington tc Ilongkon" has passed here.