SHIPPING. PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12000, 24 June 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Hieli Water at Anokland-9.14 a.m.; 9.32 p.m. B T „ Manukau-11.13 a.m.; 11.31 p.m. Sun—Eises. 7.18 a.m.; sets. 4.46 p.m. Moon—Last quarter, Sunday, 9.21; a.m.

WEATHER REPORT. The following is Captain Edwin's weather report from New Zealand stations:— Manukan Heads: Wind, north, moderate gale; barometer, 29.76; thermometer. 68; weather, showery; sea. smooth. New Plymouth: Wind, north-east, fresh; barometer, 29.74; thermometer, 63; weather, ■rainy; sea, rising. ■ Oastlepoiiit: Wind, north-east, fresh; barometer. 29.92; thermometer, 57; weather, gloomy; sea, heavy. Wellington: Wind, calm; barometer, 29.80: thermometer. 60; weather, gloomy and foggy. Westport: Wind, north-east to west; barometer, 29.66; thermometer. 55; weather, rainy; cip'v i*ons*li Kaikoura: Wind, south-east, fresh: barometer. 29.87; thermometer, 50; weather, gloomy; sea, rough. 'fl . Oamaru: Wind, calm; barometer. 29.81; thermometer, 48; weather, gloomy; sua, modeBluff: Wind, calm; barometer, 29.88; thermometer, 50; weather, foggy. Gales from between north-east and north and west are to be expected at all places aorth of Napier and New Plymouth, and from between north and east and south-east thence south to Lyttelton and Hokitika, with heavy rain and on both coasts the sea will be heavv. Strong easterly winds are to be expected southward of Lyttelton .and Hokitika. Low pressure from north-west is approaching Cape Farewell.

ARRIVALS. . Elin-amite. s.s.. 2585, W. J. Wyllie, from Sydney Passengers: Mnw3 Smith, Mitchell. CaSwel. McGregor. Buddie Harnson. Toy Pe??ce, Mesdames Smith. Waddington. Ritchief Kekevichtßickford, Frazer. Eolleston and infant Brooke and child, Captain Bird Captain E A S'enbeck. Messrs. Duncan, .Redstone. Abbott Street Bird. McConachie, McLarcJ. • ■$%£; 2, Brook. Falk. Monson .Serjeant Davidson, and 60 steerage.-L. D. iNatnan ana C AwafS P.s., 159, George Laiety/from Whaftgarei. DEPARTURES. ** ! " f » Kaalandia. s.s.. 3000. Walter M. Hipgrave, fn. «iiniv T> lS 3»ngers: Mesdames Beniamu.,., f6 V n and nnrfe Allison. Gray. Watson ar.a family Sisters of St. Joseph (2). Misses Benjamm7 y 6'Dowd? Pajne. Davis. Jfc"" te -JJ^ r King Messrs.. Benjamin. White, Wilson, Brown Sraedley. Prior. Harrison. Me.ghan. A lison Gray; Salt, Booney. 22 steerage, and ordinal from the South. . _ Clansman, s.s.. 300. W. J-arqnhar, for Enssell Whanzaroa. and Maugonui. Wellington, s.s., 279, E. Stephenson, for Whaagarei. UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Wednesday: Hawea arrives from .Bluff, Oamaru Timaru. and Napier; Waipori arrives from We-tport: Rotoiti arrives from New Plymouth. Wellington, and Nelson. Thursday: Rotoiti leaves for New Plymonth. Wellington, and Nelson at 3 p.m. (240 p!ni passenger train; Manapoun arrives from Svdney, via Islands. arrives from the South; Fridav. Te Anau arrives from the South, Herald arrives at Onehunga from Greymouth; Waipori leaves for Westport at noon; Hawea leaves for Bluff at noon. -„.,,._. Saturday: Te Anau leaves for Southern ports at noon (cargo till 11 a.m.); Takapuna arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth. NOBCTEEN S.S. CO/8 MOVEMENTS. To-dav: Ngunguru leaves for hangare Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Ngapuhi arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth: Muritai arrives from Knaotunu and Mercury Bay: elHnlton arrives from Whangarei. Marsden P Wednesday: Muritai leaves for Great Barrier at midnight: Wellington leaves for Marsden Point, Whangarei. etc at 10.30 p.m., Ngunguru arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf- Ngapuhi leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth at 4 p.m. (passenger tram, 2.55 pm.): Ohinemuri arrives from Awanm, Waiharara, and Hohotira: Chelmsford arrives at Onehunga from Waitara; Glenelg leaves for Opotiki and Whakatane at 5.30 p.m. (transhipping at Ohiw a); Waimana leaves for Whangapoua and Port Charles, at 7 p.m. Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers. * ■ VESSELS IN JIAEBODB. Archer, H.M.3., in stream. Luard, H.M.S., in stream. Waimate. s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Elingamite, b.s.. at Queen-street wharf. Ovalau. s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Southern Cross. Mission yacht, at Breastwork. John A. Brigga, ship, in stream. Charles G. Rice, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. jvLi '■ . Solveig, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. Bio, barquentine. at Railway Wharf. Pendle Hill, barquentine. at Queen-street Wharf. IMPORTS. Per Elingamite. from Sydney: 42 bags loam, 20 cases wine, 1200 cases wine, 165 bags Chinese merchandise, 1280 felloes, 640 spokes, 460 bags bonedust, 16 cases waters, 50 sacks manure, 33 cases fruit, 50 sacks flour, 400 bags oxide of iron, 395 bags bark, 180 ingots tin, 102 bags bottles, 160 packages tea, 110 cases soap, 110 packages coir mats, 40 bags pepper, 124 bags tapioca, 250 bags rice, 150 cases pines, 22 bags gypsum, 57 packages machinery, 12 steel plates, 2 horses, transhipments, and sundries. \ EXPORTS. * Per Zealandia, for Sydney: 10 bars bullion, 961 cases and 12 sacks kauri gum, 226 sacks potatoes, 374 sacks maize, 105 boxes butter, 375 sacks copra, 200 sacks fungus, 100 packages old metal. 10 drums gas liquor, 11 cases radiators, 57 casks whale oil. 21 bales flax. 9 cages vanilla, 103 pieces timber, 18 sacks hides, 2 chests fish ova, 4 deer, rnd sundries.

The Huddart-Parker steamer Zealandia left « for Sydney last evening with a number of passengers and about 500 tons of general cargo, Yesterday the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Waimate commenced discharging her cargo from London. The Northern Company's steamer Clansman left for the North last evening. Last night the Northern Company's steamer Wellington left for Whangarei. The tugboat Awarua arrived from WhangaTei yesterday. - The American ship Henry Failing is still at anchor under Whangaparoa. awaiting a favourable chance to sail for Port Town send. ' To-day the Mission schooner Southern Cross s will be floated into the Auckland Dock for -general overhaul.. , ■ The Hnddart-Parker steamer Westralia arrived at the Bluff yesterday from Melbourne $ .and Hobart. • , '■-■~ ' Yesterday the barque Santa Chiara arrived at Port Chalmers from Marseilles. The Tyser liner Niwaru arrived at Napier from Auckland on Sunday evening. To-morrow the Union Company's steamer Hawea is due from the South with a cargo of grain and -produce. ' The Auckland-owned four-masted barque Fall 3 of Garry has sailed from Sydney for Rotterdam with a cargo of shale. The barque Margarita, bound from Auckland to Kaipara, is at anchor off Lake Taka<v puna Beach, awaiting a favourable change of •'".'. wind to proceed on her passage. ■ On Sunday last the barque Firth of Dornoch arrived at Suva from Glasgow. The vessel , has a large cargo, consisting of machinery, etc. for the Colonial Sugar Company's new . mill. THE WARSHIPS. H.M.s. Ringarooma arrived at Wellington from Auckland yesterday. THE VENTURA. The mail steamer Ventura left Sydney for Auckland yesterday, and is due on Friday morning next. The steamer brings no passengers for Auckland, and will remain at, anchor in the stream daring her stay in this port. The Ventura is timed to proceed on to Pago Pago, Honolulu, and San Francisco at 2 p.m. on Friday. ...... TRANSHIPMENTS. The Elingamite, which arrived irom Sydney yesterday, brought transhipments per P. and O. Company's steamer from London, Clitus from Singapore and Java, Tsinan from China, and New Guinea from Calcutta. THE WAIKARE. The Union Company's steamer Waikare, which left Auckland on Wednesday afternoon, arrived at Suva on Sunday. • ' THE HA FIB. The steamer Hafis, which left New York for Fremantlr on April 9, has not yet put in an appearance at that port, and some anxiety regarding the steamer is being exhibited owing to her lengthy passage. The Bteamer is a new vessel on her maiden voy- ■- age, and is owned in Germany. THE ELINGAMITE. The Hnddart-Parker steamer Elingamite, Captain W. J. Wyllie, arrived from Sydney shortly before 3 a.m. yesterday, and anchored in the quarantine ground for medical inspection and fumigation. The passengers were admitted to pratique by Dr. E. W. Sharman. the port health officer, during the morning, and the steamer berthed at the Queen-sitreet Wharf early in the afternoon, and commenced discharging cargo. Mr. Chambers, the purser, reports that the Elingamite left Sydney Wharf at 1.15 p.m. and cleared Port Jackson Heads at 2 p.m. on Wednesday last: passed the Three Kings at 7.15 a.m. and rounded the North Cape at 11.35 a.m. on Sunday, arriving as above. Fresh northwest to west winds prevailed until Friday, thence moderate to light north-east winds to ■ arrival, fine weather being experienced throughout the passage. The Elingamite leaves for East Coast and Southern ports this • . afternoon. THE JOHN A. BRIGGS. The work of discharging the cargo of coal from the American ship John A. Briggs will he finished to-dav if the weather is favourable enough for the hulks to remain alongside of ' ''the vessel. Messrs. Russell and Homers, agents ■ for the ship, invite tenders until 3 p.m. tomorrow for caulking the vessel. ' THE AOTEA. GISBORNB, June 23.—The auxiliary schooner "■■■■':■■ Aotea arrived from Auckland, via coastal ports, this, evening, after a good passage down. , Captain Skinner reports that the ', Aotea left Auckland on the 12th inst., and arrived at Te Araroa on the 17th, where she remained for a day and a-half on account of adverse weather Considerable speculation was indulged in in shipping circles to-day in regard to the arrival of the Aotea. Three schooners, the Gisborne, Waiapu, and Awanui, I

which were built at intervals during the last 20 years to the order of Captain Skinner, of the Aotea, were lying at the Town. Wharf in the order in which they were purchased, and it required only the Aotea to arrive to complete the quartette. Fortunately the Aotea Had a really good passage down the coast, and sailed merrily ino the bay this afternoon. Captain Skinner was congratulated by the harbourmaster and others oh having secured the unique record previously referred to. Interviewed by a Times reporter. Captain Skinner stated that "he had been 20 years engaged in the coastal trade between Auckland and t.isborne. during which time he had sailed the ; four vessels, which were all built by Messrs. Uine and Brown, of Totora, Norths Each schooner in turn was sold on account of the increase in the trade, and that is the only fault that Captain Skinner has with the Aotea, he very often being offered three and four times as much cargo as she contd carry. j j i

ARRIVALS. Gairlocb, s.s.. A. H. Austen, from Wanganui and Opunake.— S.S. Co.. agents. Chelmsford, 5.8., Taw. from Raglan and Kawhia—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. DEPARTURES. Takapuna. s.s., J. Grant, for New Plymouth and Wellington. Passengers: Dr. and Mrs. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Orbell. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mackav. Mr. ami Mrs. Newman. Mesdames Leist. Dobbie. Griffin. K -ebb and infant. Cray. Chapman, Napier, two children and maid. Misses Lonergan. Hooke. Holme* Sir G. M. O'Rorke. Major Shepherd, Me srs E.'R. Chudleigh. Kelly,. E. B. Ledstone. {fa Williams. D. Ryan J. B. Jones. Rutherf*j V Harrineton, W. J. Napier. M.H.R., A. R Pander Penthau.. Mitchell. Griffin. Dam-mer-cTo *kW. Thompson. Haslett. Kaynes, C. r f^Wangan U i.

The Northern Company's steamer Gairloch fye*terday morning from Opunake and Wanganut and left for the latter port again %RS5»* the Northern Company's t^e i Mumu Ve CoImpJny,lmpJny , Takapuna left for New Plymouth and Wellington yesterday afternoon. _________

MAESDEN POINT. June 23.-Arrived: Clio ketch. Saucy Kate schooner, from Auckland. Sailed. laiis man. ketch, for Auckland. N ™ h feteua. s.s.. is hero windbonnd. The Northern Chief • Uaraue. was towed to the Heads, and will saTthe first favourable wind for Kaipara. NAPIER. June 23.-Arrived last evening: Niwaru, s.s., from Auckland. NEW PLYMOUTH. June. 23—Arrived: Ngapuhi, s.s.. from Onehunga Sailed: Ngapuhi. s.s., for Onehunga. WELLINGTON. June 23.—Arrived: Eingarooma. H.M.s.. from Auckland; Tokomaru. s.s.. from Port Chalmers. Sailed: Te Anau. s.s.. for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. Passengers: Misses K bWewhite. Fanan, McKelsen Mrs. Murdoch, Messrs. Monkton. Gamey, Miller, Muroocn, and seven steerage. LYTTELTON. June 23.-Arrived: Beckenham. s.s.. from the Bluff. Sailed: Penguin, s.s., for Wellington' POET CHALMERS. June 23.-Arrived: Sante Chiara, barque, from Marseilles. ___

June 23.-Arrived: Westralia, s.s.. from Melbourne and Hobart; Epsom, s.s.. from Durban. Sailed: Monowai, s.s.. for Hobart and Melbourne. SYDNFy June 23.-Sailed: Ventura, E.M.S., for Auckland and San Francisco. NEWCASTLE. Jane Sailed: Quiraing, s.s., for Dunedin - ALBANY. Jnne 23.—Arrived: Chatham, s.s., from New Zealand. &mA June 23.-Arrived, yesterday: Waikare, s.s., from Auckland; Firth of Dornoch, barque, from Glasgow. GISBORNE SHIPPING. . , GISBORNE, June 23.—The s.s. Fanny arrived from Napier this morning. The scow Bravo is discharging coal at the Freezing Works, and sails for the North at the end of .his week. The ketch Clematis was in the bay this evening awaiting a favourable opportunity to sail for the North. The schooner Waiapu on discharge of her cargo from Auckland proceeds to Boat Harbour for wool. The ketch Alert will finish discharging about Wednesday, and sails for the North. ; THE SANTA CHIAEA. POET CHALMERS, June Arrived: Italian barque Santa Chiara, Captain Massone, from Marseilles, after a passage of 156 days She has 1000 tons of cargo, of which two-tlimb, is for Dunedin, and the remainder for Wellington. THE DELPHIC. . . HOBART, June 23.-The s.s. Delphic arrived from London and Capetown at 5 o clock this morning, and left at 2 p.m. for Wellington She brought 10 passengers for Australia, ami has 87 for New Zealand. THE TITUS. NORFOLK ISLAND, June 23.—The steamer Titus arrived from the Islands to-day, .AH well" She leaves for Sydney this evening. The weather is too rough for her to work cargo. ____,__———.*