SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12055, 27 August 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

' — -~- • ?•'•■••' Wieh Water at Auckland-0.18 a.m.; 0.50 p.m. Migu «»«> * MafiMcttB i. 2 a.m.; 2.49 p.m. San-Buws, 6.32 a.m.; sett, 5.32 p.m. fry*: Moon-New, Tuesday, 4.49 p.m. t -y: WEATHER REPORT. • - "*. The following is CaptainJEdwin weather report from New Zealand station* at 5 p.m. y Wind. south-east,' light; barometer. 29.98; thermometer, 63; weather, «-ioudy; sea, moderate. ■ • New Plymouth: Wind, south-east, light; - barometer, ; 29.97 thermometer, : 55; weather, ' fine; sea, smooth. -~. .. _ ..»■'**! Ca*tlepoint: Wind, south-south-west, fresh barometer, 30.05; thermometer, 50; , weather. fine: sea, heavy. . ;... * Wellington: Wind, south, breeze; barometer 00: thermometer. 51; weather, fine. W»s-tport- Wind, south-west, breeze: barometer, 30.04; thermometer, 51;; weather,fine; sea. slight swell. .>■£,-'• Kaikoura: Wind, calm: barometer, 3043; thermometer, 53; weather, fine; sea smooth. Oamaru: Wind, north-west, light; barometer, 30.13; thermometer, 58; weather, finis; >■■.??.*' j* eon inoc3cr*itfi Bluff: Wind, south-west, fresh; barometer, 30.19: thermometer. 49; weather, fine. • Moderate to strong southerly winds are to ! be expected generally, and increasing pres- ,*' sure everywhere.

ARRIVALS. Wakanui ««, 5700, W. Woreter. from Lon'don. Capetown, and Hobart. Passengers lor Auckland-Saloon: Mrs . F. Henderson and I seven third class.—New Zealand Shipping Co.. s.s, 3389. Browne, from New York, 'Melbourne, and Sydney.—T. and S. Momo, L Sne \T.%?t, F. %V. Macbeth, from. Melbourne. Hobart, and Southern ports.-Union -*"Taviuni. s.s.. 1455. George Lobb. from Fiji. Passengers: Mrs. Lawson. Misses Armour. Ros=, • Keith, Waldrom. Beimenschneider Dr. Fox Messrs. Lees. Walsh. Morrison, altar. Biiey, Griffiths 159, Beimenschneider. Gee, Dwen, Seal. Hansen.—Union S.S. Co.. agents. Mmkpctl s.s.. 631. A. D. Chnsp. from.Wellington and East Coast ports. Passengers: Miss Began, Messrs. Bower, V. i Kuki.—Union k*S S ' Co i^nt-s Wellington, s.s., 279. 7. Haultain. from Whangarei » Passengers: Mesdames t Robertson, Graham, % Wells. . Mahon and child. Dent, Daine, Messrs. Jones, Tennant, TV ells. Pent Whitehoiue. Jfenzies, Aldml. Mocking, Gilman. Jones. McGlashan. Mander. Nathan. Qflflllan. Davis, Hanna. and eight steerage.Kortheni' S.S. Co.. agents. . Mfiritai. s.=., 225. C. Hopkins, from the Great Barrier. Passengers: MiSs Lowe. Messrs. Allen. McGregor, Haven. Hamilton. Long. Shaw, Fitzpatrick, Bumpers.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. _ „_ Ngunguru, 5.«.. 84, T. Scott, from Whangaei. Passengers: Messrs. Otto. Hewlett, Alder, Alexander, Dee, Greenfield, Foster, Lllinghaih.—Northern S.S. Co., agents.

- = , DEPARTURES. , _ ?; -Mararoa, s.s., 2533, B. E. Smith, for East Coast andSonthern port*. Passengers: Mr. ■ and Mrs. Sabine, Mesdames Borron, H. Stevenson. Allan. Campbell and three children. Roger* and infant. W. P. Williams tbre* children. Powell, Keesing and child, Bell and ,; two children, Hamilton. Misses Smton Keith. ■X Fortune. Gerrard. Rosie, Messrs. Beaton, J."-G."Marshall, C. Clayton. J. TV. Somerv^Ue, 1 Bishop, Chapman, D. C. Peacock. V Perry. E. Robertson, Ackins, Hume, Copland, Id Peerage, and pripiiml from Sydney. _ T^mii.s.s.. 1465.. George Lobb, for Wel- ]! > ? ganguru, s.s., 8-!, T. Scott, for WhangaTei. ■ *

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tomoana. s.s.,\ via Australia, due Sep. StaTof I "Australia, s.s., via Australia, due ■■■: September 25. ~' ■ , ._ . . KumDra. s.s., via Capetown and Hobart, about September 15. 4 LLJi Matatua, s.s.. direct, to sail end of August. Han FRANCISCO: Sierra. R.M.s., Tuesday. , " Titania, es., direct, sailed .Time 26. Emlcy, s.s., via Australia, sailed July 10. „ Leihington. s.s., via Australia, to sail about August 25. ... ' . ~ Hawke's Bay. s.s., via Australia, to aail about September 25. . . Goodwin, s.s., via Australia, to sail early In J-uixof the East, barque, direct, sailed May 5. G Samuel Plimsoll, ship, via Dunedin, saifed June 19- ~- , ■ Claymore, s.s., sailed. SYDNEY: „,,..'.,.,■ •.:',' ■ Ventura, 8.M.5., Friday. . ■<-, ■ _ - -."' ZeaJondia. s.s.. Sunday. . , Vision, brigantine, early. '■:>' ■■. ■„*/, -'■-''■ ■■■•■■.'■'. . Wanaka, s.s., Friday. , TONGA: Hanroto, s.s., early. CA UmtaT'sk, via Wellington, sailed August 8. YANCCUYER: .... . ! I Foreric, b.s., .to sail in August. ZANZIBAR: .... ,- ..'-.', : . •.;.■'; Alice, barque, early. :. • : JAVA. Ventnor. s.s., early. TVOLLONGONG: Northern Chief, barque, early, ,- v; PROJECTED DEPASTURES. '- ' l/A'DCN: '" „ .'■ , " ~'■'' - ■ Whakatane, s.s., about September 11. BAN FRANCISCO: ■, ~ ' Ventura, 8.M.5., Friday. KBIT YORK: .■■■■■. : ~ ', - ; -, Alice, barque, to arrive. . SYDNEY: Talune, s.s., Friday. Elmgamite, s.s., Monday. PHI: . [ , ifauaponn, s.s., to-day. : . / TONGA: ' A ■""■' ' Manapouri, 8.3., to-day. SAMOA: •■;■. i ..'■"-■:; Manapouri, a.a., to-day. , ... < ' '• UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Rotoiti arrives from V 'Wellington. Nelson, and New Plymouth; Manapoari . leaves for Tonga. Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney at 5 p.m. (no cargo after 3 p.m.). . - Thursday • Moura arrives from the South, Rotoiti leaves for. New Plymouth. Wellington? and Nelson at 3 p.m. (2.10 ;passenger train); r Omapere leaves for East Coast lays, Gisborne, and Napier at 2 p.m. (no cargo after noon). , ■__.'■' , Friday Talune leaves for Sydney; Wanaka arrives from Fiji. w «*-„;*'. ' ' Saturday: Waipori arrives from Westport, Takapuna arrives from Wellington and ISew Plymouth: Moura leaves for Southern ports at 12 noon (no cargo after 11 a.m.).

..NORTHERN SIS/CO.'S' MOVEMENTS. To-day: Mnritai leaves for Great Bar-' . tier at midnight; Wellington leaves for Mars-s£;-den- 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,,. 2Aj -,-r • p.m.);*Kanieri leaves Onehunga for Raglan - iad Kawhia at 1 p.m.; Gairloch arrives at Onehunga from Holdanga, and leaves for Opunake and Wanganui at 1 p.m. Thame* Service: Steamers leave for Thames I •. and Paeroa daily. See advertisements, daily :^-'"; ';-Tj*lTJCrS ''•-' "" ...-■■ 1 > " I ''"'" ■ VESSELS IN HAKBODB. Montrose, troopship, in stream. - Beira, a.s., in Calliope Dock. .y. _ ■■■■„■„ Manaoouri, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty Ino. I. Wakanui, s.s., in stream. •'. _,-',, Kedhill, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Talnne, s.s.. at Queen-street Wharf. o . ■— At , ; ; Countess of Kanfurly, Government schooner, at Queen-street Wharf w, -,* B-almain, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. .. Ardeneraig, ship, at Queen-street Wharf. ..'■ Defiance, brigantine. at Sugar Works. IMPORTS. ' Per Wakanui, from London: 3000 tons genKir m ßeaf rom ■ rt£ York - 9000 > reels barb wire, 200 ' cases , benzine, 46 cases cartridges, 120 bundles laths, 10 casks raisins, 2324 kegs nails, 27 pieces timber, 6150 coils plain wire, 211 cases tobacco, and sundries. . ■ - Per Talune, from Melbourne and the South:-. 1 6415! sacks wheat, 2489 sacks. oats, 523 sacks ■ potatoes, 492 sacks bran, 1900 sacks flour, 1800 H lacs Hour, 250 sacks pollard, 20 sacks oatmeal, 181 bags ground bark, 100 cases pulp. ' 100 case 3 brandy, 15 barrels oil, 12 chests tea, and sundries. „,,, _-,!, , , Per Tavitml, from Fiji: 7421 bunches and 65 cases bananas, 31 cases tomatoes, 105 sacks peanuts, 16 sacks cocoanuts. 69 sacks Fiji • gum, 6 case 3 apples, and sundries, For Syd-wV-'nev: 468 sacks copra. '-."'-.-: Per Omapere, from Westport: 400 tons coal. ; '.From Coast ports: 32 tons general merchan- ";-. dise. ■;;.'. i . The Union Company's steamer Mararoa left :r ; for East Coast, and Southern ports yesterday /■.'afternoon. , ' . :*-.'-• . , Last night tie Northern Company s steamer M Wellington arrived from Whangarei with passengers and general cargo, and leaves for the came place again to-night. . The Northern Company's steamer Muritai arrived from -Mercury Bay and Kuaotunn last night, and leaves for the Great \ Barrier at 12 o'clock to-night. ; :; :■■•■" • Yesterday morning the Northern Company s steamer Ngunguru arrived from Whangarei. and left for the same place again in the evening. . . , ■ The Government steamer Ilinemoa arrived at the Kaipara yesterday from Auckland and the northern lighthouses. : ; . -". To-morrow night the Northern Company s v^ii?Steamer Chelmsford leaves for Whangapoua. The American and Australian Company's 'steamer Beira was lioated into Calliope Dock 'yesterday morning to have repairs effected to her rudder. ..,...„ Yesterday morning the Union Company 8 Steamer Hawea left Wellington for Sydney with a cargo of Dhees and cattle. The cutter Lillie Bell was sold by auction • " yesterday by Messrs. Warren Blyth and Co., . -find realised £40. ' The BS. Maori has been engaged to lake up the running of the s.s. Weka between One- -: ~ lrnniza and Waiuku until the latter steamer i has undergone the repairs necessary owing -. to the outbreak of fire on board.

• ■;' THE ' MONTEOSE. The repair's to the machinery of the troop- ;. Ship Montrc&a are expected to be completed to-day, when the, steamer will proceed to - "Wellington and .Southern ports.'

THE MANAPOURI. The Union Company's steamer Manapouri • ' I -was floated out of Calliope Dock yesterday , S morning and berthed at Quay-street Jetty. No > 2to toko in 'cargo. The steamer leaves this evening for.Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydaey. /v-v'i.."v : ".r:.". ;■•;-".'.•' ■, . ~

'4'"V;- : THE TALTJNE.'?■.■- .y .; •. > Tie Union Company's steamer Talune, captain 'P W. Macbeth, arrived from Melbourne, Hobart, and Southern port* yesterday afternoon, and berthed at the Queen-street Wharf to discharge her cargo of grain,produce, etc. Mr - S. : E. George, the purser, report*: in« Taiune left Melbourne at 4 p.m. on August 13 and Hobart at 3 p.m. on the 15th, Raving at the Bluff at 9 a.m. on, the 18th. , Left at 3 p.m. on the 19th. and called at Dnnedin, Oamarn. and Timaru, leaving the latter port at 10 p.m. on the 23rd. and arriving **J-f" pm. yesterday. Experienced light variable winds with fine clear rather to arrival at the Bluff; thence up the coast to Oamara light north-west winds and clear weather. Leaving Oamaru, met with thick, foggy feather, which delayed arrival at Tunaru. From Timaru to Auckland stiff, north-west winds with moderate seas to arrival. ™f„pt™? leaves. for Sydney on Friday evening next with a cargo of sheen and cattle.

THE TAVIUNI. ' ■ . . The Union Company's steamer Taviuni. •Captain George Lobb, arrived from Fiji at. '4 a m. yesterday, and anchored m the stream for medical inspection, which was earned out by Dr. E. W. Shaman, the port health officer", shortly after 7 a.m.. and the steamer being admitted "to pratique was bertuea at Quay-street Jetty No. 2 to discharge her cargo of fruit, etc. The steamer left Auckland at 2.15 p.m. on August 13. and arrived at Suva at midnight on the 17th, having experienced strong head winds and heavy seas throughout the passage. Loaded and discharged cargo through the group, and finally'left Suva for Auckland on Thursday last. Experienced strong east-south-east winds and heavy head seas until the 25rd; thence moderate east south-east winds to arrival. The Taviuni proceeded on to Wellington yesterday afternoon, and on discharge at that port will be taken up on the patent slip for general overhaul.

THE OMAPERE. The Union Company's steamer Omapere, Captain A. D. Chrisp, arrived from Westport. Wellington, and East Coast ports yesterday morning with a cargo of coal. etc. Sir. w illiams. the purser, reports that the steamer left. Wellincton on the 19th inst.. and called at Napier, Gisborne, and the usual ports on the coast, amAing at 10 a.m. yesterday. Fine weather prevailed to the East Cape; thence strong north-west winds and heavy seas to arrival. Owing to the rough weather, the steamer was delayed at Hick's Bay for 24 hours. The Omapere leaves for East Coast ports and Wellington at 2 p.m..to-morrow.

THE WAKANUI. The New Zealand Shipping Company's stea- > mer Wakanui arrived from London, Capetown, and Hobart yesterday afternoon, and anchored at the powder ground. Owing to there bavins been two eases of smallpox on board during the voyage no communication with the steamer wa3 permitted, only Dr. Makgill. district health officer, and Dr. E. W. Sharman. port health officer, going on board. After medical inspection, there having been no farther sickness on hoard, the health authorities returned to the shore, and reported to the authorities at "Wellington on the matter, and a. reply as to what course is to be pursued regarding the steamer is expected this morning. Captain W. Worster is in. command of the Wakanui. the other deck officers being: Chief, Mr. Barnes; second, Mr. X. S. Nve; third, Mr. J. B. Nicholson; fourth, Mr. J. S. Boycott; fifth, Mr. A. Kirkham. The engine department is under the control of Mr Crystie, who has with him Messrs. Bush, Ber.ce, McGuire, and Campbell, Mr. G. Lane being chief refrigerating engineer. The Wakanui left London on July 3 and Capetown on July 29. Arrived at Hobart on the 20th. and no passengers being allowed to land, the voyage was resumed to Auckland at 11 p.m. the same night, the harbour being reached at 4 p.m. yesterday. It is probable that after fumigation the steamer •will be permitted to berth at the wharf to discharge her cargo of general merchandise.

THE BEDHILL.-HEAIT WEATHEE.'.'_ The Tyser liner Eedhill. Captain J. H. Browne, arrived from New York and Australia yesterdav morning, and anchored in the Stream for medical and Customs inspection. Dr. E. W. Sharman, port health officer, visited the steamer shortly after her arrival, and after the usual inspection was granted pratique, and she was berthed at the Queenstreet Wharf, and the work of discharging cargo proceeded with. The Eedhill, which is one of the large cargo-carrying class ol steamers trading to this colony, left Isew York on June 9, and arrived at Melbourne on August 8, after a passage of 60 days. The steamer met with some very tempestuous weather at times during the voyage, especially when crossing the Southern Ocean. Gales of terrific strength, with mountainous seas, prevailed, during which the steamers decks were swept, a quantity of coal and deck cargo being washed overboard. Upon discharge at Melbourne the steamer proceeded on to Sydney, and after putting out further consignments resumed the voyage to Auckland on the afternoon of August 19. Passed Cape Maria Van Diemen at 9 am. on the 25th, and anchored as above. Strong northerly winds, with a heavy; beam sex and rain showers, prevailed on the passage across. Messrs. T. and S. Morrin, Limited, are the local agents for the steamer, which will leave for Napier, and the South on Friday next.

PORT OF, ONEHUNGA. ■■ ARRIVALS. ' ■-.. ■/■-■ '■ i Ncapuhi,'s.s.,iW.*F. Norbury, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Scott. George. Mesdames Jacobson, Oliver, AVatson, Blacklock. Judge Butler, Henry Kaihau. M.H.R.. Messrs. Wilson, Bourke. Torch, Oliver, Paenarasian. Watson. Goble,. Blacklock. Kennedy. Quelch, Julian. Sa'ircnd, Fowler, Wilson/ Mowbray, Warn (>.\ Siubbs. HaUord Eeston, Kusta, Smith, ivneen. Atkinson. Aicken, and 28 steerage.-Northern S.B. Co., agents.'..- : . _■ . , ... " _ The Northern Company's steamer_Ngapuhi arrived yesterday morning from New Plymouth. -;-..»;■/ -•■ :■ * • .' ; BY TELEGRAPH. , ; CAPE MAEIA VAN DIEMEN. August 26.—The s.s. Waikare passed west at 11.40 a.m. to-day. KAIPAEA HEADS. August Arrived: Hinemoa. Government 8 8;, from Auckland and the northern light°USeS:' MAESDEN POINT. ■ - August 26.-Arrived: Talisman, Terarawa, and Lizette, ketches, Saxon, schooner, Hover, scow, from Auckland. - ■ ■ ' ■■ ■•;•: : : - ' RUSSELL. August Arrived: Clansman, s.s.. from Auckland: Greyhound, auxiliary schooner, | from Auckland and way ports. \ • HOKIANGA HEADS. -sAugust Arrived: Gairloch, 5.0., from Onehunga. ...„.„«. • TAUEANGA. V August 26.—Arrived: Terranora, p. 3., from Auckland. »„„„ NEW PLYMOUTH. August 26.—Arrived: Takapuna, s.s., from Onehunga. Sailed: Botoiti, s.s., for Onehunga. „,„„ . NAPIER. August 26.—Sailed: Moura, s.s., for Gisborne and Auckland. Passengers lor Auckland: Messrs. Boss, Holt, Lamb, Bullehouse. Miss Scott. . ' WELLINGTON. August 26.—Sailed Hawea, s.s., for Sydney. LYTTELTON. August 26.—Sailed: Whakatane, s.s.. for the Bluff; Bakaia, s.s., Eakanoa. s.s., Rotomahana, s.s., Brothers, auxiliary schooner, for Wellington. ■'-■■■ PORT CHALMERS. August 26.—Sailed: Elingamite, s.s., for the North. and Sydney. Passengers for Auckland: Mr. and Mrs. Sargood, family, and nurse. Miss Moss. ; • THE ATHENIC. y WELLINGTON, August.26.— s.s. Athenic left Capetown for Hobart and New Zealand on Sunday evening last. THE PAPANUI. ' ■ " WELLINGTON, August 26.—The s.s. Papanui arrived at Plymouth from New Zealand on the 24th inst. •