SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12175, 22 January 1903, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sigh Water at Aacfciend-1.0 a.m.; 1.28 p.m. . , „ ;, Mannkau-2.59 a.m.; 3.27 p.m. Sun—Rises. 6.0 a in. • set*. 7.5 ».a»Moon—Ne%v, Wednesday, 4.8 a.m. WEATHER REPORT. The following is Captain Kennedy weather report mam. New Zealand Stations at 5 p.m. 7 ManufarHeads , Wind, north-east, frjsh hreeze ; barometer, 30.41 ; m «sg*' r ' weather, cloudy, gloomy, end misty, oar. 6 New l, '-tn tmn : Wind, north-weSt, light WeeVVSt, **"}"» 91 "breeze; barometer, 30.27 :. , tfee^ o ™"®*,' t >r' weather, blue sky pud clouds; sea, snm°t£ . fin«*ii»rOTi«t • Wind, northeast, moaerata btS; 30.57; thertion^^; weather, blue sky; sea, heavy; ordinary meter, 30.42 ; Wind, north-west, lgl£ oiue jr.eter, 30.42 ; thermoineUr, 69 ; wea.aer, Diue "lateoura: Wind, north-east light hteeia ; barometer, 30.42 : thermometer, 63 ; weat&er, blue «*ky: sea, slight swell. . m .„ «,*« . ciaraarn- Wind, calm; barometer, .w.<» , , thermometer. 60.' weather, overcast, sea. smooth ; tides, good. i^roTnetPr Bluff: Wind, west, light breeze; barometer, SET thermometer. 6?; weather, blue sky, glass falling slowly. ARRIVALS. Chelmsford, s.s., 70. J. Taw. from Wlmngarci.—Northern S.S. Co., agent*. DEPARTURES. , , Wellington, s.s., 279. E. ,Stephenson, for W MuruXas., 225. C. Hopkins, fot the Great. Barrier. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Te Anan rites from Jsg|j Ovalau arrives from Eastern Pacific; Waipori leave-* for Westport. MA »»« i Friday r - Rotoiti arrives from i weuitietp ll ! and New Plymouth, and.leaves for .New Ply-; mouth at 3 p.m. (2.10 passenger tram). , Saturday: Rakawoa arrives from Fiji ; 1« Anau leaves for South at 12 noon (no cargo after 11 a.m.* : Herald leaves for Greymouth; j OmaiJere arrives from East Coast bays. ksal — NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To<la.v: Ngapuhi arrives at 6neh«mga from New Plymouth, and leaves again .at 4 p.m. (passenger train. 2.55 p.m.); \\aitangi arrives from Tairua, Tauranga. and Whangamata; Jluritai arrives from. Great Barrier; Wellington arrives from hangarei. . etc.; Terranom leaves for Whangarei Town Wharl at 5 p.m.; Kanieri leaves Onehhnga for Raglan and Kawhia at 1 p.m. _ Friday: Clansman arrives front Russell. Whautaroa, and Mangontti, and leaves for Whangarei, Marsden Point, etc., at 10.30 p.m. Mnritai leaves for Tanranga at 5 >gniiguru arrives from Whangarei Town « Hart Waitangi leaves for Kuaotunu, Kennedys Bay, and Mercury Bay At 9 p.m. ; (m ,„^^ l Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa. daily. See advertisement* daily papers. The Northern Company's steamer Terranora arrived from Whangarei last night, Mid leaves 1 for the same place again this evening. •• , \ Yesterday morning the Northern Company s steamer Chelmsford arrived from Whangarei. and leaves to-night for Whangapona. . The Northern Company's steamer Welling' ton left last night for Whangarei. , The Northern Company'!! steamer | left last night for the Great Barrier. j Yesterday the German ba.rq.ne Niagara Was , berthed at the Queen-street Wharf, *ud will : load with kauri gum and flax for New York ; a3 soon as her ballast is discharged. The loading of the barque Lutterworth for London is nearly completed, and yesterday the crew wer* busily engaged in bending the Sails and getting the vessel ready .for sea, Yesterday the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Rtiapehn left Waitara for Picton and the South to complete her loading for London. ■■ I ' : ;'-'' .•'•.' The Union Company's steamer 1 due from East Coast porta on Saturday, and leaves for coast ports, Gisborne, and Napief on Monday evening. . " f' ■■■ Yesterday the barqnentine Elverland arrived at Kaipara from Lyttelton to load timber for Australia. *'"'-.■' 'tThe Government steamer Lady Roberta has been floated into the Auckland Dock for cleanin? and painting. ' . On Wednesday next the Union Company'^ steamer Hawea is due frdin the Srfuth. via , Napier, with a eargo of gtaitt and pt*odao6i The barquo Empreza, which inst nndei'gone a thorough overhaul and readir. will sail for the Thames about the end dl-UuS.tfffeHr... to load timber for Adelaide. ~ . _ THE SAN FEANOISCO Y Tiie mail steamer Sierra ia dtteirpl® 8f& laHeamer Hawea is due from the Srfuth. via Napier, with a cargo of grain and produce. The barque Empreza, which ha£ Just undergone a thorough overhaul and renftir. will sail for the Thames about the end 6t this Week to load timber for Adelaide. THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL. , The mail steamer Sierra ia due ffwa Sydney early to-morrow morning, and lititfled to proceed on to Pago Pago, Fanning Ivland, Honolulu, and San' Francisco at two p.m. to-morrow. The following is ft list of t ' passengers booked by th* steamer and Lady Beaumont and suite, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Birge, Mr. and Mrs. Btickhttlst, .Mr". and Mrs. Bennie, Mr, and Mrs. Aj Sanddjv, Ml', and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mr* And Mrs.. W, E. Neely, Mr. and M*B.>WhTte. Mr. and Mri, Macaamara, Mr. and Mrs. R. Neely. Mr. and "Mrs. Greene, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. E. Boucher and child Mr. and ■.• ' "Mrs. Shannon." Mar. ;and Mrs. Alex.":Wynne, i Mr. and Mrs. Dehiney, Mr. and Mrs. Bell and child. Mr. and , Mrs. A. Ludwig, Rev. and Mrs. N. Kellogg, Mesdames F. Curtis, Duncan, Harrison, Hanpnith, E. Johnson ahd child, ' J. W. Hester, H. L. James, D. Stoney, yA. McCarty and • child. J. Crielli. Nelan, F. W. Paap and tw6 ohildren. Misses CdlllhS, hurst, Edwards, Bennie and »ar«e, Smith (2), II M. Macnamara, B. Macnamara, K, McOnl* looh, White (2), M. N. Dixpn, Bushridge, Whit* combe, A. Eutnten.lHOnderson, Gordon. McGinnity. Dr. J. M. Henderson, Captains Collinß and valet, G. A. Lobb, E. F. Allen, BUt* I man, Messrs. Smith' E. Johnson and TenJ. W. Heater, H. L. James, D, Stoney, A. McCarty and child. J. Crielli. Ndlan, F. W. Paap and tw6 children, Misses Collins, Buckburst. Edwards, Rennie and nafSe, Smith (2), M. Macnamara, B. Macnamara. K. McCulloch, White (2), M. N..Dixott* Busbridge, Whit* combe, A. Ruthven, Henderson, Gordon. McGinnity. Dr. J. M. Henderson, Captains Collins and valet, G. A. Lobb, E. F. Allen, But' man, Messrs. Smith and party (4), H. Tennent, W. B. Smith. White (2), Kapy, W, Mc- | Culloch, T. R. Mitchell. J. A. Wagner, J. Lyding, G. Daun, 3. Wilton. Gardiner, T. Wilton, J. E. McCarty, W. M. Grieve, Sneath. C. Beeves, Seymour, Voting, G. A. , Irwin, Patterson, T. Greene, G. L. Smyth. P. M. ' Taylor. J. Ramsay. M. Ramsay. D. HArnsoil, B. D. Lewis. E. Johnson, • and 20 steerage. * '< - "'" ■ *. . THE TE ANAU. The Union Company's steamer Te Anah -t Gisborne for Auckland at 10 a.m. yesterday, and should arrive about the same hour today. : f^;,, : '.i,:, : [iii:iiiiiii7r'T'ii''' l *t'iiir* -■■ JtusSSSMs^loilSisi , ' . . ' THE OVALAU. The Union Company's steamer Ovalau is due from the Society and Cook Islands to* "'■•■', day." ,:, i M , ,^_ i __ ; * ; THE MOtJBA. The, Union Company's steamer Motira left Westt>ort for Auckland Yesterday morning, and la due to-morrow. The steamer proceeds oa .to Fiji at nooti on Wednesday riext /ri'.M THE MAEAEOA- ; The Union Company's steamer Mararoa left Sydney for Auckland yesterday after* noon, and is due on Sunday afternoon next. The fcteaffler returns to Sydney at u.30 p.m. ou Monday. THE TAVIUNI. I ■" The Union Company's steamer, TaViutti, which' has been " repaired and overhauled at Port Chalmers, is to leave Westport for Fiji direct on Thursday next. The Union Com* pan v. are sending two steamers to Fiji this month in order that shippers of fruit may \ not be inconvenienced for the want of means of getting their shipments to New Zealand as early as possible. ,■ _ , _ " '■""""'■* ' -• • THE WHAKATANE. ':,■.' The local branch of the New Zealand Shipping Company are in receipt of cable advices stating that the s.S. Whakatane arrived at ilobait from London and Capetown at 10 p.m. on Tuesday. The steamer proceeds on to Wellington," her first pott of call in this colony. ' | _._;;_ _•_ __ -' v .' PORT OP ONEHUKOA. _ ARRIVALS. T?kapuna, s.s., J. Grant, from Wellington and New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Hooper, Kelly (2), Bakman, Hnngetfortl, Wren, Alrtred. Burton, Cato, Ching, Hill, Roberts, ilarby, Hastie, Dacent, Hopkirk, Mesdames Higgina, Stewart, Langmur, Hlldred, Crichton. Grinatttdn, Wiggs, Stewart, Rich, 'Marty, Shoemark, Grydes, Meldrum, Swan, the Rets. Potter, Laycock. Olpheft, Captains Butman, Fernandez, FitxmaUflce Oil!, ' Messrs. Prime, Joshach, Bartley, Haynes, Wells, Burns, Harty, Cooper,- AbbOtt, Gooding, Tabuteau, Grinanton. Holmes, .Variman, Goldio, Dixon, GilJard, Dewar. Mahpaey (2),' aiich, • Simmons, Miller. BdßlJford, ■■ Sowerhy, Hastie, HoldfiWorth. Grydes, Hadneld, Marist Bros. (4), Dramatic Company (17), and 15 steerage.—Union 8-8. Co., agents. w ■ JKanieri, *.(*.» HaUltain,' from Waitata.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Takapuna, s.s., John Grant, for New Plymouth and Wellington. Passengers: Dr. and Mrs. Home. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mesdames E. C. Stevens, Benjamin, Dewsbury, Peake. R. Harrison, Craike. Manning, Misses Pra-ser (2), Ohftppell, CoUshlen. Kilgoar, Moore. Williams. Benaoni, Tattley, Brodie, E. Oibb>?, 8. Glbbs. Pickmere, Lambert (3), Messrs. Walker, " Gillies, - Oaatendyke, Mainbouse. Buddie, Furst. J. McConnell, J. G. Watoon, Corrigan, Craike, Witheford, Patterson, T. Burton, Manning. J. H. Henderson, Lambert, Snodffrass, A. and E. Campbell, Macfarlane, J. Stagpoole, Lyall, Masters Parker, Lambert, and 10 steerage. The Union Company's steamer Takapuna, arrived yesterday morning from Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth, and left again in the afternoon for the same ports. The Northern Company's steamer Kanieri arrived last night from waitara. Thee,B. Glefflelg leaves this day for Opunake and Wanganui. II ( .1 r ••< ■■■ i ; BY TELEGRAPH. ■ , KAIPARA HEADS. Smaaty 21.—Arrived: Elverland. barquentlKis, from Lyttelton. - MARSDEN POINT. . Jnctiary Arrived: Vesper, Vixen, and - VtDd«t, floows, Eleanor, cutter, Talisman, ketch, from Auckland. :.': ; •' -, '''.' KERIPAKA. January Sai/*d: Tokerau, Hera'd, Leo, ;■'■. LoadjOff;, Tramp, .

J ''■ ' TAi&EANGA. January Arrivfd: Waitsngi. as., Waiotflhi, K. 1., from Auckland, Sailed: Waftangi, as., for Auckland. EAST CAPE. January 21.—Tha s.s. Te Anan passed north at 4.10 p.m. to-day. .. ... . GISBORNE. January Arrived: Zealahdia, «.?., from Auckland. Sailed: Te Anan, ».».. for Auckland. Passengers: Mesdames Stewart, Olsen, Misses Blaekbnrne. Willetts. Wilson, Clements, I Barnes, •Messrs." Mawhinncy, , Mann, Stewart, Maori, s.s., for Napier, . \ WAITABA. January 21.--Sailed:. Ruapehu. a.*, for Piston. •'■■■■■'■•-.■ -_• .< NEW PLYMOUTH. -~;,..•;:_?-, January 21.—Arrived: Ngapuhi, s.s.. f/bni Onehunga. Sailed: Ngapuhi, s.s., for Onehnnja. _. _,„,. ' WELLINGTON. January Arrived: Wafrimoo, 5.e.,/front igydnev. Sailed: Sussex, as., Sot.South. Africa, via Sydney* Ivydene, s.s.. for Hongkong; Pa-panui, 8.9., for London. Retoiti, ft.*., tor New PlYmouth and Oriehunga. Passfengers for Cmehunga: Misses Magintiity, Oojfapton, Mesdames Burt, Buttle, Foster and twto children. flnrr&on, Messrs. Backland, Reedy, Ashcroft. Tanks, and eight steerage for both ports. ' '• ■_ WESTPORT. January Sailed: Moftra, s.s., for Auckland - ' ■ .-.■^,T,...^LYTTELTON. Jaaraary 21.—Sailed: Mokoia, s.s.. for the North. Passengers for Auckland: Misses Burfoot. Rosewarne, Hair, Pix. Child, Scrimshaw, PaaU, -Set Us. Phelp, Brown, Mesdames Browne, Abbie, Neish, Brown, Messrs. Forbes, Barber, Tonka, Whitelaw, Brown./ OAMARU. January 21.—Arrived: Pakeba, as., from, Timai.Tl. „„„w, ■ BLUFF. ■ ' " ■ January 21.—Arrived: HaweA, s.s., from Lyt.teltofi.. ' y/.-y- \' ■( . . SYDNEY./, January Sailed, at 2.5 p.m.: Mararoa, 8.5., for Auckland...... -7 ■V NEWCASTLE. •January 21.-Sailed: Whan&ape, *.«.. for Lyttelton. ■.'■;':,.,.;■ , MELBOURNE. Jaritary 21.—Sailed Talune. s.s.. for Hobart : and New Zealand; iLaira, barque, for AUck-1 n< *" rioBAET. . January 21.—An/ived, last night: Whakatane, s.s., from London and Capetown. . SUVA. January Arrived: Manapottri, 8.5., from Sydney ' . ./"; .■:'.. .... .' -