SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12252, 27 April 1903, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■ffirfi Water at Auckland—6.4l a.m.; 7.1 .in. ," „ Manukau--B.<io a.m.; 9.0 p.m. Sun— 6.31 a.m.;■: Sets, 5.8 p.m. . Moon—New, to-morrow, 1.1 a.m. . ARRIVALS. ■■ ;APBIIi 25. ,- .: ..•. ;. ■ Clansman, s.e., 300, W. Farauhar, from Whanearei.: Passengers: MeStames Pott 3, Blmley, Eamsbottom, Cairns and child. Misses James, DuddihS, Gillstrdy, Smith, Inspector Cnllen, Messrs. Graham, Menzies, Kay, Howard, Sher■wan, Arnold, Kearm, Kelly, Wilson, Smith, Butcliffe, White (2), Lowe, Hutchinson, Seccombe, James, Twentyman, Jlagee, Mander, Thomson, Northern S.S. Co., agents. Waitangi, s.s., 197, P. A. Stem, from , Mercury Bay, Kennedy's Bay, and KUaotunu. Passengers: MeSdames Morris, Primrose, Ferguson, Misses Mclsaac, Campbell, Messrs. Williams, McGilly White, and one native.— thern S.S. Co., agents.. Chelmsford, s.s., 70, T. Scott, from Whangarei. Passengers: Messrs. Buchanan, Mellins, ■ Heather, O'Rorke, Edwards.—Northern. S.S. Co., agents. Aran. 25. ' Zealandia, s.s., 3000, W. J. Wyllie, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdame3 Oakden, Scott and two children, Howard, Harris, Hoyle, Wallace, Reynolds, Evison, Curtis, Williams, Cogswell and child, Eeid and child, De Latour, Bldomfleld, Misses Mitchelson, Howard (3), Harris, Curtis, Booth, McGregor, Stone, De Latour, Nurse Baxter, Mr. Justice Conolly, . Messrs. Beiivey, Scott, Sanders, Howard (3), Berry, Willis, J. R. Steel, Cameron, Rev. Williams, Connell, Mills, Wood, Boss, McLehnon, Binett, Nolan, De Latour, Swanson, Sydenham, Gumming, Hutchinson, Krase, McKay (2), Masters Curtis (2), and 35 steerage. D. Nathan and Co., agents. ,Eakanoa ( ,s.s., 2246, George Holford, from ,Westport.— S.S. Co., agent*. Westralia,' s.s., 2885, J. B. Eainey, from Sydney. Passengers: Misses Reid, Johnston, Carlisle, Constable, Mesdames Horsfall, Eeid, Lee-Lewis, Pearson, .Stephens, Garlick, Southan. Dr. Horsfall, D.5.0., Messrs. Marshall, Beid, Lee-Lews, Craig, Wetham, Hinton, Sewcll (2), MacMillan, Karnes, Boundy, Davidson, Breein, Mansfield, Grear, Pacason, Walker, Hyde, Stephens, Abbott, Caplin, Piesse (3), and 80 steerage.—L. D. Nathan and Co., agents. Stella, s.s., 267, A. McKenzie, from Whave-—Leyland-O'Brieh Co., agents. Mttritai, s.s., 225, A. P. Johnson, from Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames Clarke, Darby and two children, Boylan, Misses Kerr, Kenealy (2), Messrs. McKenzie, Speight, Lillewall. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. ■_. Woosung, barque, 703, Evan Davies, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Mrs. arid Miss Davies. —G. V. Edgcumbe, agent. DEPARTURES. APEII 25. ';■■•■■'•'; Tarawera, s.s., 2003, J. T. Bolls, for East Coast and Southern, ports. Passengers: Mesdames Gardner, Pickford, Allan. Bbattjr, A. L. Martin, Jefferson, Kay. Tucker, Martin, Misses Sproul, Beatty, Malfroy, Robb, Tucker, Williams, Lopdell, Nortnanby, Hogg, Major Mair, Messrs. Bockett* McGutcheon, H. H. Pox, P. J. Miller, A. McColl, J. Toscan, Westenra, B. Lydford, MarqUahd, Master H. PSora, and 25 steerage. • Greyhound, auxiliary schooner, 100, A. Subritzky, for Eussell.Whangaroa, and Awanui. May Howard, auxiliary schooner, 84, Thomas Jones, for Hokianga. APBrD 26. Chelmsford, s.s., 70, T. Scott, for Whangavei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. tONIJON: Wakanui, S.s., via Hobart, due to-morrow. Indradevi, S.S., via Australia, sailed March 13. Kumara, S.S., direct, due about May 29. Indralema, s.s., via Australia, sailed. San TOANOrSCO: Sierra, R.M.s. May 12. . , NEW YORK: Jeseric, s.s., via the South, at Lyttelton, April 26. Rapallo, s.s., via Australia., sailed March 19. . Louise Eothe, g.'s., direct, sailed. . Omba, s.s., direct, due early. Star of New Zealand, s.s., via. Australia, early. King GeoTge. ship, via Fremantle anil Wellington, sailed January 30. SOT: . Manaponri, s.s., Thursday. TONGA: Manapouri, a.s., Thursday. SAMOA: Manapouri, s.s., Thursday. NEWCASTLE: Jessie Craig, barque, sailed. Neptune, fcarquentine, sailed. SYDNEY: Mararoa. s.s., Sunday. CALCUTTA: Fazilka, s.s., via Lyttelton, sailed. CAPETOWN: Chili,' barque, sailed. .. - HOBAET: Wakanui s.s., to-morrow. PBOJECTED DEPARTURES. BAN FRANCISCO: . Ventura, R.M.s., May 8. NEW YORK: Chili, barque, to arrive. SYDNEY: Zealandia, s.s., to-day. FIJI: Manapouri, s.s., May 6. TONGA: Manapouri, s.s., May 6. SAMOA: Manapouri, 5.3., May 6. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. . To-day: Takapuna leaves for New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 p.m. (2.10 passenger train). • ■'. _, Wednesday: Herald arrives from East Coast; Botoiti arrives from Wellington. Nelson, and New Plymouth; Eakanoa leaves for Westport at 5 p.m. _ Thursday: Manapouri arrives from Sydney, via Islands; Te Anau arrives from South; Botoiti leaves for Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (2.10 passenger tram); Herald leaves for East Coast bays at 5 p.m. Saturday: Te Anau leaves for South at 12 noon; Takapuna arrives from Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth. .

NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Wellington leaves for Marsden Point, Mangapai, and Whangarei, at 10.30 p.m.: Muritai leaves for Mercury Bay at 9 p.m.; Clansman leaves for Russell, WnangaToa, and Mangonui, at 7 p.m.; Waitahgi leaves for Tairua, Whangamata, and Tauranga, at 9 p.m.; Chelmsford arrives from Whangarei; Ohinemuri leaves for Awanni, Waiharara. Hohonra. Parengarenga, and Te Kao, at ?. p.m.; Kanieri leaves Onehnnga- for Waitara at 12 noon. - , ■•; . . Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames •and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily ropers. VESSELS INJHARBOUR. Wheeling. U.S. gunboat, hi Calliope Dock. Zealandia, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Westralia, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Concordia, barque, in dock. Empreza, barque, at Hobson-street Wharf. Woosung, barque, in the stream. Pelotas, barquentine, at Railway Wharf. IMPORTS. Per Bakanca, from Westport: 2200.t0n5. coal. ■'-: Per Zeaiandia, from the South: 655 packages flour, 75 sacks bran, 1187 sacks oats, 100 bags barley, 30 bags oatmeal, 162 bags .peas, 3275 sack 3 wheat. 17 sack's seed, 398 bags potatoes, 38 bags onions, 1164 bags chaff, 26 casks ale, 22 cases matches, 21 cases tea, 196 cases meats, 31 cases butter. 23 packages ranges and parts, 28 barrels oil, 20 bundles sacks, 80 packages furniture, 50 empty acid cases, 30 cases soap, 23 empty casks, 36 cases drugs, 125 packages groceries, 6 horses, large quantity general merchandise and cargo in transit far Sydney. Per Westralia, from Sydney: 355 sacks bonedust, 100 sacks manure, 290 bags bottles, 1635 bags rice. 1300 sacks flour, 100 packages tea, 50 cases fruit, 620 packages dried fruits, 408 sacks bark, 110 cases soap, 190 packages wipes and spirits, 23 bags ginger. 46 ingots va, 50 cases benzine, 25 cases emulsion, 50 packages furniture, 81 cases separators, 10 cases beer, 2 bulls, 1 calf, transhipments, and sundries. The Union Company's steamer Tarawera left for East Coast and Southern ports on Saturday afternoon with » number of passengers and a large general cargo, including transhipments per Ventura from' San Francisco. On- Saturday night the Northern Company's steamer Clansman arrived from "Whangarei with a. number of passengers, and leaves this, evening for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonui. . •. t The Northern Company's steamer Wellington leaves for Whangarei at half-past ten o'clock to-night. Yesterday morning the Northern Company's steamer Muritai arrived from Tauranga, and leaves Sor Mercury Bay at nine o'clock tonight. ■..-'.' .„' ' ' -•-;. The Northern Company's steamer Waitangi arrived from Mercury Bay and coast ports on Saturday evening, and leaves at nine o'clock to-night for Tairua, Whangamata, and Tanranga. On Saturday afternoon the auxiliary schooner Greyhound left for the North with a large general cargo. '~-■..' The Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford left for Whangarei yesterday morning. On Saturday afternoon the auxiliary schooner May Howard left for Hokianga.. The Northern Company's steamer Ohinemuri leaves for Northern ports this.'. after-/' ; noon. '■. ■'■'•''•'•:.■ '-■'■'< '>•■■■■ .''•.'*.: "■ ■-'.■":■■ /(/-• On Friday th& brigantine Vision arrived at Kaipara from Newcastle. , / The barque Jessie Craig and the barquen- . tine Neptune have sailed from Newcastle Joy . ..'Auckland. ■■;''-:;\ ii; /',,, ■,:> "",. '~,>.",... *~ V''; •;:',* THE WESTRALIA, v< :•/'■■-■,■"■. The Haddart-Parker steamer Wesjvaiia, ■ Captain J. B. Uainey, arrived from fjydnoy shortly before 10 o'clock last' night, find was : promptly boarded and inspected by I>r. Shar- » man, the port health officer, and'. Customs authorities, and being; ;■ granted pratique berthed at the" Queen-street Wharf. Mr. F. Chambers, the; purser, report*'thai the steamer left Sydney Wharf at 4.10 p.m. and cleared Port Jackson Head* at 4.57 p.mi en ■Wednesday . last; rounded the-' Nf>rth -Can% at 6.30 a.m. and passed Cape Brett 'At 1 p.m. yesterday, arriving as above. Experienced , fresh to i: moderate , north-east ' and. east winds, i ■ smooth seas, and fine weather throughout the passage. . . ; .,: --^:J-■.....'?■•■::/..!■..,'■:'.,- — ' ../'••■ ' TRANSHIPMENTS. ■ The 8.8. Westralia, which arrived frtfm Syd- ■.■■, nor • last night, ■ brought transhipments . per P..' and O. steamer, from' London; GermanAustralian Compiwiy'sr r/teamers' Oldenburg and atassfurt, from the Continent; \ Chang3ha, fro» China; and ■«. tytul»>.l*om Calcutta. /' ' ''~/.. / .

;..:. THE: RAKANOA. ; tThe, Union Company's . steamer Rakanoa, Captain George Holford, arrived, from Westport at 8 &.m. yesterday, with a; cargo of. coal, berthing iat the . Queen-street Wharf. The steamer left We3tport on. Thursday last, parsed Cape Maria Van Dieihen at 6.50 a.ni.' on' Saturday, and arrived as above; Fine weather was experienced throughout the passage. The Rakanoa leaves for Westport oh Wednesday.. .; •:;• •■ ■ >v,:.L'j u 'j- J ,'tv'.'.;'' .--.., '.<~. ■'•-.: - ;! THE HERALD. t . , ' The Union Company's steamer Herald, which has been placed on the Auckland-East Coast . trade instead of the Omapere, is due i from East Coast ports, on Wednesday, and is timed to leave for the East Coast at 5 p.m. on Thursday. , •, 1 - * THE ZEALANDIA.'' ■~ -The Huddart-Parker steamer Zealandia, [ Captain W. J. Wyllie, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 10 a.m. yesterday. The steamer left Dunedin on Tuesday last, and called at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne. Left the latter port at 1 P.m. on Saturday, and arrived as above. Variable winds and fine weather prevailed from Dunedin to Gisborne; thence southerly winds and sea to arrival. The Zealandia made. a very fast passage from Gisborne of 21 hours, an average rate of speed of-14.3 knots being maintained throughout. The Zealandia proceeds on to Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to-day. THE JESERIC. The American and Australian Company's steamer Jeseric, which is due at Auckland shortly from New York, via the South, having arrived at Port Chalmers en April 18, is a Steel screw steamer of 4484 tons, built at Glasgow in 1902, and owned bv Messrs. Andrew Weir and Co., of that city, the owners of the famous Bank line of. steamers. She is a specially constructed! cargo vessel, and is fitted with all the most recent labour-saving appliances. ■.. The Jeseric brings from New York no less than 8880 tons of general and deadweight - cargo, principally deadweight; 4000 tons of this is for Dunedin, and the remainder for Lyttelton, Wellington, Auckland, and Napier. , Captain W. Shotten is in command, Mr. E. H. Cosy is chief officer, Mr. H. Brown second, and Mr. H. Lamb third. The chief engineer is Mr. Letton; second, Mr. Smith; third, Mr. Bonnie; fourth, Mr. Bone. The Jeseric left New York on February 13, and had nor£h>east and variable winds with fine weather to arrival at St. Vincent on February 26; took in bunker coal, and left the island on the following day; had variable winds with fine weather to the equator, which She crossed on March 6 in longitude 14 west; thence the south-east trades were picked up— they were good, and left her in latitude 12 South; thence she had variable Winds, and crossed the meridian of Greenwich on March 12 hi latitude 20 south; thence she took the Westerlies, and rounded the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope on March 19 in latitude 38 south. Her passage across the Southern Ocean was marked by Strong winds from north-west to south-west, •with occasional gales, high seas, and squally weather; rounded the meridian of Cape LeeUwin on April 7; had variable westerly winds; passed the island of Tasmania on April 13; had moderate westerly winds. and made the Snares at 4 p.m. on the 17th hist., reaching Port Chalmers as above. .■'.'* . THE WOOSUNG. The barque Woosung, Captain E. Davies, arrived from Lyttelton yesterday with a cargo of grain. The master reports sailing from Lyttelton on April 16, and experienced light southerly -winds for a couple of days; thence until reaching the East Cape northerly and north-we3terly winds, blowing very hard at times. On Thursday last the wind came from the south, and kept fair up to the time the vessel anchored in Eangitoto Channel on Saturday, evening, being towed into port by the S.s. Durham yesterday afternoon. ; i ~,.-•' :