SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12002, 26 June 1902, Page 3 (Supplement)

SHIPPING.

. ARRIVALS. June 7-Sonoma. R.M.s.. 6000, K. Van Oterendorp from Sydney. Passengers tor San Francisco: 45 saloon, 40 second saloon, and 30 Bt f!!charles G. Rice, barque. 630, Payne, from Nf-w York, via Wellington. N £!zea°andia,-s.s., 3000, W. M. Hipgrave, from Svdney with passengers and general cargo by iWentura, R.M.s., 6000. H. M. Hayward, from -San Francisco. Honolulu, and Pago Pago. Passengers:-Saloon: Mesdames EBraden A. Rogers. Misses G. Allejne, If Rogers Major B. H. Phillips, Messrs. W H Lyon, T. L. Arimtage. J. A. Haslett. i KnntU, J. C. Benton, T. Ferris. Second Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. A. Harris and three Children. Mesdames A. Hollingsworth and two children-J. F. Zennineer and two children, MISS J Johnstone, Mr. H Biggart. and five storage- For Sydney: -Saloon: Mr and Mrs frrfw B H ' &l^ d Mm 8 'R B A A Ho i wafd" Mr. A L Folger Kb E. E. Bond, J. M. Shopar'd Mrs W. B. Gunther, Lieut*. Wedd, Beatty, Messrs J. W. Boalthee. H. A. Ha combe, J. S In A J McDonald. L. Rosenthal. J. C. Turk G Wrvde W. Woolley. Second Saloon: Mr and Mrs' T*o. Florenz Mesdames J. CamA an f d I W °Ha? I Foz VBSS&. L. Fox! Misses J. J- iiavj.rj. iu», «•• „ ~ MarM.J. Shephard,MMjr,J . N..Hay. J^J", r Flor'ei" PL FlorenL L. Rosenthal. J. 0 Tuck C V Plorenz, Hugo Florenz, G. A fevu^.s^ri^^Huttom from the £-NxTa^!' B . B .. 6444. W. P. Fishwick. from Lo AiES 30Vl.*&CHbb from Sydney, with passengers and general^ r f°; mond from Melanesia and .Norfolk Island mond from Melanesia and Norfolk « la £« Passengers: Archdeacon Comins, Rev. Adams, and 15 Melanesians. . „ Owens, 20-Pendle Hill, barquentine, 222, R. uwens. from Newcastle. screw gunboat. 715 tons. 21-Lizard, H.M. screw gunboat. 715 tons, 600 horsepower 6 guns. Commander Watson. from Sydney. T T Tnrrnn from 21-Waimate. 8.5., 5670, J. J. Hamon, irom London and South Africa. ,-,„. Rom 23-Elingamite. s.s.. 2585, W. J. Wyllie. from Sydney, with passengers and general cargo. DEPARTURES. June 7-Sonoma, R.M.s., 6000. K. Van Oterendorp, for Pago Pago, Honolulu, ana San Francisco. Passengers—Saloon: miand Mrs. Adkins and maid. Mr. ana Mrs. James Bone. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bills. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Crookshank and two children, Mr. and Mrs. F. Coie, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dearlove and child. Mr. a.nd Mrs. W. T. Price, Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Russell, Dr. and Mrs. Wolfhagen. Mr. ana Mrs. R. H. Wilkin':. Mesdames Beddard and infant. W. R. Menzies and child, Veasa R'«Ss- - Esse, Geary. Murdoch, Taylor (2). w. F. O'Byrne. Dr. Tetens, Messrs. C. S. Adams, D. Abbott. Walter Bills. F. Bercli, P. DuffTjF t" ftan, R. Grlce. George Hoppenstedt, T. Herd. T. F Hough. J. A. Hamilton, F. W. Hume, N. • F. R. Hume, V. J. Martin, Pender, W. C. Poole. E. Reynolds, E. W. Robinson, Young, Thompson. O. P. Vernon, T. Wilks. Second saloon: Captain and Mrs. Grant and family. Mr. and

Mrs. Vincent Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Mergantheim, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenberg and family. Mr. and Mrs. Richmond and two children, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wearne, Mesdames Brake, Champness. T. O'Brien, Parslow, Wallace and child. Misses Allaway (2). Brake, It. Christian, J. Fo'di. B. Gibson, A. Howard, A. Parker, Messrs. B. A. Cowley. A. Campbell, M. Duhig. T. Irvine, J. Kilpatrick, Macdonald, Ernest R. Nash, L. Rosenberg, J. M. Roberts, Symonds, Simpson, Thompson. W. Wilson, 0. Warsaw. D. Warsaw, and 51 steerage. 7—lndraghiri, s.S., 4927, G. W. Harwood, for London, via the South. Elingamite. s.s., 2585. W. J. Wyllie, for Sydney, with passengers and general cargo. 11—Ventura, R.M.s., 6000, H. M. Haywarcl, for Sydney. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Macredie and child, Alesdames Parsons, Edgell, Misses Dickson, Edged, Messrs. H. B. Parsons, Zimmerman, J. King, H. Bywater, G. 11. Burton, 11. W. Carpenter, five steerage, and original from fcan Francisco. „,. „ , , 11—Handa Isle, barquentine, 261, Carlson, for Noumea and Surprise Island. Matatua, s.s., 3393, W. Burvill Holmes, R.N.R., for London, via the South. 14—Neptune, barquentine, 343, bchultz, for Melbourne, via Kaipara. 15—Northern Chief, barque, 263, John Mackay, for Whangarei, Kaipara. and Sydney. 16-Mararoa, 8.8., 2598, K. E. Smith, for Sydney, with passengers and general cargo. '16— Ilivei, 11.1. J.M. warship, 2280 tons, 2070 horse-power, 8 gam, Captain Iwasaki, for Fiji. Kon-go, 11.1. J.M. warship. 2230 tone, 2070 horse-power. 8 guns. Captain Ijichi. for Fiji. Waikare, 8.8., 3071, John Gibb, for Fiji. Passengers:— Auckland: Mr. and. Mrs. Hirst, Mesdames Bloomneld, Eccles, Goring Thomas, Keith, Valdare, Wilson, .smith, Misses Burke, Court (2). Casey (2). Haw* 6B " Ledingham, Keith, Leys, McKellar, Nedl, ltae. Shannon. Valdare, Dr. Smith, Captain Stanhope, Messrs. Allen. R. Burke, J. Buchanan, Bourne, A. 11. Curtis, M. Casey, Court, Thomas Cotter, J. T. Prater, W. J.. Abbott, Byron Squires, W. Ware, C. Harris, Leys, Lees, A. Tooman, Valdare, Shutes, Zamo.ni, J. M. Smith. From Gisborne: Mr. and Mrs. J. Cirsar, Mr. and Mrs. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Warren, Messrs. R. Atkins, 11. Bade, Iveson. From Wellington: Mr. and Mrs. Gieson. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Misses Kennedy, O'Connor (2), Tuckwell, Messrs. Bayliss, Browne. From Christchurch .: Mesdames Cameron, Parkinson, PlunKett, Thomas, Misses Cameron (3), Cowlishaw, Murray, Parrish, Spring, Bradley (2, Kev. Holland, Messrs. Bradley, Burke, Cowlishaw, Kent, J. Murray, Manhire (2), Montgomery, Thomas. Pannell. Orr, Stitt, Thornton, Tribe. Todhnnter, Toswell. Prom Dunedin: Mr. and Mrs. Cable, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, Mesdames Humphries, Hislop. Miller Silk Swanson Misses Allen, Cable (2). Fitchett, Turton, Dr ' Fulton. Messrs. Allen, Dotting, Humphries. Hordern, Hardy. Jones, Larnach, Paterson Richardson, Scoullar. From Akaroa: Mr and Mrs. and Master Black. From Timaru: Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Priest, Mesdames Hayhurst D. McLaren, Pidgeon, Misses Hudson 2) Pidgeon, Messrs. Hayhurst (2), LeCren (2), Rmithfiort. From Oamaru: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. McDonald. From New Plymouth- Misses Fookes (2), Mr. G. T. Murray. From Nelson: Mr. and Mrs. Kingdom Mrs. Mercer Miss Baigont. Messrs. Baigent. Jackson Rilev Cash f Cook, Richards, Wilson. From Sydney: Miss Stratton Messrs. Farquhar. Gentle, Morgan, Howard, J. Murray.

18—Taviuni, s.s.. 1465. B. G. Button, for the Cook and Society Islands. Passengers: Mr, and Mrs. C. Brown, Miss Hutton, Captain Winchester. Messrs. J. M. Lathrop, Bradley, Sharpe, Wigmore, C. Smith, Kingdom Broklchurst, Thomas, Dexter. 19—Henry Failing, ship, 1976, A. W. Winn, for Port Townsend. Niwaru. s.s.. 6444, W. P. Fishwick, for London, via the South. 23—Zealandia, s.s.. 3000. Walter M. Hipgrave, for Sydney, with passengers and general cargo. THE VENTURA. The mail steamer Ventura, Captain H. M. Hayward, arrived from San Francisco, Honolulu, and Pago Pago shortly after 2 p.m. on June 10, and anchored In the quarantine ground for medical inspection. Dr. B. W. Sharman, the port health officer, proceeding off to the steamer shortly alter her arrival. After the usual inspection, and everything being in order, the Ventura was granted pratique, and berthed at the Queen-street Wharf, where the passengers and mails were landed, and the work of discharging cargo proceeded with. The Ventura has made a very good voyage of 18 days 6 honrs 39 minutes, including detentions, the actual steaming time being 17 days 15 hours 54 minutes. The steamer had a good number of passengers for New Zealand and Australia in all classes, and a very large cargo, consisting of 2340 tons, of which 1556 tons were for Auckland, included in which was a large shipment of flour. Mr. E. 11. Bucknam, the purser, to whom we are indebted for our flies and despatches, reports: The Ventura left San Francisco at 11.37 a.m. on May 22, and reached Honolulu on the morning of the 28th. Resumed the voyage at 11.2 p.m. the same date, and arrived at Pago Pago on the afternoon of June 4, leaving again at 8.15 p.m. the same date. Stopped for the Auckland pilot at 1.46 p.m. on June 10, anchoring as above. Experienced verv fine weather throughout the voyage. The Ventura proceeded on to Sydney at 7.30 p.m. on June 11.