SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12005, 30 June 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland—l.l2 a.m.; 1.44 p.m. ,- f : „ Manukan-~3.11 a.m.; 3.43 p.m. grin— 7.18 a.m.; sets, 4.48 p.m. Moon—New, Sunday, 0.29 a.m. ARRIVALS. JUNE 23. ■■- Clansman, s.s., 300, W. Faiquhar, from WhaBgarel.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. jiuritai, S.S., 225, 0. Hopkins, from Mercury Bay. Kuaotumi, and Kennedy's Bay. Passengers: Mr. and Mr*. Bargixor, Misses Bairti, Slllitlli Messrs. Illglfl, .lories, Robertson, ami one native and one child.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. it. If. Tucker, barque, 437, W. Oliver, from Newcastle.—Master, agent. JUNE 29. . Mararoa, s.s., 2553, K. E. Smith, from Sydney. Passengers: Misses Blakie, Barry, Blanch, Bell, Cary, Harrowell, Lyons, Morse. Niccol, Paul, Beaton, Sister of St. Joseph, WcsdiiiiK'S Harrowell, Briggs and five children, Forbes, Harland, Scott-Moncrielf and infant. Tobiu, Messrs. T. Knight, Addyman, Burn, Bruce, Bywater, Oallnn, Cash, Chettle, Davidson. Greson, liaffiiey, Knowles, Knight, Mennigan, Page, Rountrea. Robertson. Skeales and infant, Scott-Moncrieff. Walthers, Yates and two boys, and 60 steerage. Per Napier: Miss Bell. For Wellington: Mr. Page. For Lytteltom Mr. Chettle.—Union «.8. Co., agents. Waihora, s.s.. 2003. Charles MeArthur. from Southern and Fast Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdames Askew. Rankin. Cutten, Trimnell, Ludwiir. Misses Poswills, Barnes, Eliott, Fogerty, Hannah, Jones, baker. Bisney, Ehaii, Major Philips, Messrs. Bull, Mills. McDonald. Ellerbcek, Jarman, Harris, Olsen, Seeley, Askew Gunn, Mann, Barlow, Philips. McClure, Elliot, Lamande, Nicholson, Gamble, King, Dawson, Dawson, Martin, Tusk, Shaw, ami 13 steerage.— Union S.S. Co., agents. Ngapuhi, s.s., 680. W. F. Norbury, from OneNorthern S.S. Co.. agents. Glenelg, s.s.. 288, T. llaultain. from Tauranga.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Waiotahi. s.s., 278, A. F. Johnson, from Ohiwa and Tauranga. Passengers: Misses Stewart. Robertshaw, Dr. Galley. Messrs. Aiken, Marshall. Lees, Yeoman, Ingrara.Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURE* JUNE 28. (V'aimate, 8.g., 5670, J. J. Haraon, for London, via the South. Hawea, s.s.. 1758, J. O. Gregory, for Napier ami the South. Te Anau. s.s.. 1653, John Boruech, for Last Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: Mesdames Witt, Somerfleld and child, Hill, Misses Cox Berneoh. Heighway. Hon. W. Swanson, M.L.C., Messrs. Hannan. E. Heenan, E. Ballin C. Columb, l>odd, J Dilley. Bayles. W. I P Butters. M. Heenan, Lopdell. O'Keefe. Bow- [ man. Ballantin, W. Butler, Craig. B. Wilkin-. son P. W. Moses. Viokers, and 12 steerage. I Ngnnguru. s.s., 84, West, for Whangarei. g Ohinemuri, s.s.. 70. J. C. Blacklock, for Awa-1 nui. Mangonui, and Waiharara. - Greyhound, auxiliary schooner, 100, A. Su- J britsky, for'Kussell, Whangaroa, and Mango- 1 uui. ' I . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. f, CORDON: , _ , | Waiwera. s.s., via Capetown and Hobart, B due July 26. 2 Mimiro, 6.5., via- Australia, due August 5. , g Rakaia, s.s., via Australia, due about July | 20 Pakeha. s.s.. to sail about end of July. 8 SAN' FKASTfiISCO: ,' | Sierra, R.M.S., to-morrow. -v. Sir.YV YORK: , ~,,-, Star of New Zealand, s.s.. via Australia, due Jnly 5 ■ Hafis? S.S., via Eremantle and Port Kembla, early. , Kronbors. ss. direct, to load. Eeira 8 s.. via. Fremantle, and the South, • sailed May. 20. ; Redhill. s.s.. via Australia, sailed June 9. Hawke's Bay, s.s., via Australia to load. Titania. 5.?., via Fremantle and the South, to load. ...,., -,i, 'fiinlev, s.s., via Australia, to sail about June 29. , ~ l „ , Star of the East, barque, direct, sailed BroNBT; „ . Zoalandia, s.s.. Sunday. FIJI: Motlira, s.s.. Saturday. "Kanaka, s.s., early. TONGA: Hamroto. s.s.. early. lIMTHEURG: - Siene. barque, saned June 3. NEWCASTLE: £ Kathleen Hilda, barque, sailed. August, barque, sailed.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES, f, RAN FRANCISCO: E Sierra, K.M.S.. July 18. 1 SEW YORK : Charles G. Rice, barque, to load. ITOWBT; 5 Waihora. s.s.. today. " § '.'• Sierra, E.M.s., to-morrow. . JUT: Mananouri, s.s., Wednesday. g TONGA: , ' Manaucuri, s.s., Wednesday. I IAMOA: ;! Manaponri, s.s., Wedne3uay. ,\ £ UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. f To-day: Waihora leaves for Sydney at 5.30 I pin. Takapana leaves for New Plymouth 1 and Wellington 02. arrival of San Francisco 1 mail steamer; Herald leaves for Greymouta at. 3 p.m. , . § . Tuesday: Mararca leaves for Southern ports | at 2 p.m. (no cargo alter 12 noon). u Wednesday: Omapere arrives from East! Coast bays; Rotoiti arrives from Wellington, Kelson, and New Plymouth; Omapere leaves for East Coast bays, Gisborne, and Napier; g Manapoiui leaves lor Tonga, Samoa. Fiji, and g Sydney at 5 p.m. (no cargo after 3 P.m.). h Thursday: Rotoiti leaves for New Ply-1 month, Wellington, and Nelson at 2 p.m. (1.10 g p.m. passenger train). . 1 Friday: Tarawera arrives from Southern | port- .. _~. , I Saturday: Waikare arrives from Fiji, and! leaves for Wellington and Dunedin; Taka-g puna arrives from Wellington and New Ply- 8 month; Tarawera leaves for Southern ports I at 12 noon (no cargo after 11 a.m.). ; —■ • NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS, i To-day: Wellington leaves for Marsden g Point, Mangapai, and Whangarei at 3 p.m.; g JJuritai loaves for Kuaotunu and Mercury- 1 Bay at 9 p.m.; Clansman leaves far Russell, g Thancroa, and Mangonui at 7 p.m.; Wei-1 taagi leaves for Tairua and Whangar.iata g at. 9 p.m.; Chelmsford arrives at Onetrangas r rom Waitara, and leaves for the same port i --t 11.50 a.m.; Ngunguru arrives from Wha-1 ag-arei Town Wharf; Glenelg leaves for Ho-g -tonra, Te Kao, Parengarenga, and Hokianga J v * 5 p.m. , ■ | Thames Service: Steamers leave for Tbame3 g pd Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily | ! -»ners. I IMPORTS. Per G. M. Tucker, from Newcastle: 592 tons! ' ">oal. . 1 Per Mararoa. from Sydney: 190 cnests tea. B "10 bags rice. 100 blocks asphalt, 509 bags car- g Sts, 14 bales bamboo blinds, 17 cases straw- 3 plait. 20 drums carbide of calcium, 46 bags { empty bottles. 20 bags spokes. 380 felloes, 20 8 naves, 10 shafts. 20 bags sago, 14 bags ma- g nure, 15 pieces timber, 23 cases fruit, Id barrels millet, 600 bags bonedust, 60 cases g oil, 14 barrels oil. and sundries. f Per Waihcra, from the South: 531 sacks I oats, 2766 sacks wheat, 170 sacks sharps. 498 3 sacks chaff, 927 sacks potatoes. 15 sacks oat- 9 meal, 44 sacks grass seed, 10 sacks bottles, 50 | boxes candles, 160 boxes soap, 36 hogsheads j ale. 35 cases matches. 163 coils wire. 120 cases j vitadatio, 33 boxes butter, 40 bans rice, 13 cases milk, 6 case 3 machinery, 32 hides, 64 bales hay. 19 cases drapery, 4 barrels grease, 96 cases bolts. 10 cases tea. 12 cases hams, 20 sacks linseed oil cake, 8 sacks pearl barley, and a quantity of sundries. The Union Company's steamer Te Anau left on Saturday afternoon for East Coast and Southern ports. On Saturday evening the Union Company s steamer Hawea left for Napier and the South. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Waimate left on Saturday Might for 1 Wellington. - On Saturday night the Northern Company 8 steamer Clansman arrived from Whangarei, and leaves this evening for Russell, Whangaroa. and Mangonui. The departure of the Union Company steamer Waioori for Westport l'as been postponed until -to-morrow. On Saturday evening the Northern Company's steamer Muritai arrived from Mercury Ray and Kuaotunu. and leaves for the same places again to-night. The Northern Company's steamer Ngapuhi arrived f'-om Onehunga yesterday morning, and will be floated into the Auckland Dock to-dav for general overhaul. I Yesterday morning ike Northern Company's steamer Glenelg arrived from Tauranga, and leaves this evening for Hohoura, Te Kao, Parengarenga, and Hokianga. The Northern Company's steamer Wellington was floated out of the Auckland Dock on I Saturday, and leaves for Whaagarei at eight o'clock to-night. • On Saturday evening the Northern Company's steamer Ngunguru left tor Whangarei. Th" Northern Company's steamer Ohinemuri left for the North on Saturday afternoon. , . At nine o'clock to-night the Northern Company's steamer Waitangi leaves for Tairua, Whangamata. and Tauranga. The Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi arrived from Ohiwa and Tauranga yesterday with a cargo of maize, etc., and a number of cattle. She leaves for the same places again at 3 p.m. to-morrow. On Saturday the New Zealand Shipping Oomnanv's steamer Otarama left Wellington for London. The auxiliary schooner Greyhound left on Saturday afternoon for Northern ports. Yesterday the steamer Akaroa arrived from Whangarei with a raft of logs. The Norwegian barque Solveig sails for Hokianga to-day to load timber for Melbourne. THE WARSHIPS. H.M.". Archer leaves for Fiji and the Gilbert Islands this afternoon. H.M.s. Wallaroo arrived at Sydney from the Islands on Jnne 18. H.M.s. Torch left Wellington for Auckland at noon yesterday. ' . The German warship Cormoran arrived at Sydney ,from Melbourne on June 22. THE DELPHIC. The Shaw. Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Delphic arrived at Wellington on Saturday from London. Capetown, and Hohart. The following are the passengers for Auckland.-- Wood head and four children. Reeves, Misses Coutts .(2), Messrs. Woodhead, Chambers. Coulham. Jeffreys, .Mann, Webster. Silcock, Stevenson.

| THE SIERRA. I The mail steamer Sierra, is due from San I Francisco, Honolulu, and Pago Pago to-mor- | row, and proceeds on to Sydney on discharge I of cargo. I THE ZBALANDIA. '■' 1 The Huddart-Parkev Steamer Zealandia, | which left Auckland en Monday evening last, I arrived at Sydney at 2 a.m. on Saturday. ; , , THE TOKOMARU. I The Shaw. Savill, ami Albion Company's I steamer Tokomaru, Which left Wellington tor 5 London on Saturday morning, returned to | port shortly afterwards through stress of I weather, but resumed her voyage in the evening. THE MAR A BOA. The Union Company's steamer Mararoa, Captain R. E. Smith, arrived from Sydney shortly before 11 a.m. yesterday, and anchored in the quarantine ground. Dr. E. W. Shaman, the port health olticer, visited tho steamer shortly after her arrival, and the passengers having undergone the usual inspection were granted pratique, and came] ! on snore. The steamer underwent fumigation , and berthed at the Queen-street Wharf in the i evening. Of the passage across Mr. James j A. Tubby, the purser, reports: The Mararoa left Sydney at 1 p.m. and passed through j Port Jackson Heads at 1.30 p.m. on Wednes- i day last: had the Three Kings abeam at 5.451 p.m. on Saturday, and arrived as above. Ex- j nerienced strong south-west winds, with very j high seas, until Saturday morning, followed j by fine weather to arrival. The Mararoa leaves for East Coast and Southern ports to-' morrow afternoon. THE WAIHORA. The Union Company's steamer Waihora, Captain Charles McArthur, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 10 a.m. yes- j terday, berthing at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. j Mr. V. N. Hill, (ho purser, reports that the! steamer left Dttnedin on Tuesday last, and £ called at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and [ Gisborne, leaving the latter port at 10.45 a.m. ! on Saturday, and arriving as above. Ex-J nerienced light winds and misty weather to I Gisborne; thence strong south-east and south I winds and heavy rain squalls to arrival. The a ' Waihora leaves for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to- '■ day. j THE <;. M. TUCKER. ■• The barque <!. M. Tucker, Captain Oliver. j arrived from Newcastle on Saturday afternoon, and anchored in the quarantine ground, I where she was visited and inspected by Dr. g E. W. Shannon, the port health officer, and 5 granted pratique. The barque having under-£ gone fumigation will coino up harbour this I morning aud berth at the wharf to dischargee her cargo of coal. During the passage the f barque met with strong north-east winds ami I high seas, during which her cargo shifted, s giving her a slight list to port. The master* reports sailing from Newcastle on June 14, 1 and made the Three Kings on the 26th; wasp picked up inside of Tiritiri on Saturday | morning by the tugboat Awarua, and § anchored in the harbour shortly after 2 p.m. i Experienced strong north-east winds, high I seas, and very boisterous weather until ap-1 preaching the New Zealand coast; thence § variable winds and weather to arrival. On § discharge the G. M. Tucker will be tlis-1 mantled and transformed into a hulk at this J port for the Westport Coal Company. §

NEW VESSEL FOR THE ISLANDS. A smart-looking ketch named the Florrie arrived yesterday (says tlie Sydney Daily Telegraph of June 19) from Brisbane Water, in tow of the steamer Woy Woy. She has been built by Mr. Arthur Davis, to the order of Captain Binskin, and is intended for the inter-island trade of the Solomon Group. She is a vessel of 20 ton?, with a length of 50ft. beam of 13ft, and depth of 6ft 6in. Her frame and bottom are of hardwood, and the tonsides and deck of kauri. Captain Grainger superintended the construction of the vessel, which will he fitted out here and despatched to the Islands in the course of a week or so. THE MATATUA. The following is the Auckland cargo by the Shaw, Savill. and Albion Company's steamer Matatua, which left Wellington for London on Thursday last: 302 bales wool. 2 bales skins, 718 bales flas. 11 bales leather. I£3 casks tallow, 14 bales hair, 1263 carcases mutton, 1031 carcases lamb, 2664 quarters beef, 6 cases poultry, 17 cases honey, 430 cases kauri gum, and 472 packages sundries.