SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12408, 22 October 1903, Page 4

SHIPPING.

'%?»*" W f i'*i< : a* khe\lzre&~7At a,aj'.: 9-2 p:ra. Siga W*«*r » «ggs3.<g ajß . ; 13.1 p.m. Moon—Firs* -qtsarter. ~ Wedceggfl-y.. — p.™. .. vn> 'VTEESSf- REPORT. .... -. Tb* foliar m report, from New Zealand stations -1 -> pan. * y llS n :~- Tn*s,j .f«*bY =i3rSi£!,3.«:- thermometer, «i weather; C *?'-■.' .-TFIOQIb- ' i-y. agj 32-44-,, thermometer. 6*; • «wnu*r. ■'finft*'vs€a'..siQO&tai- - ■ ,-" ■ •'-*»- *•**!». - Castlepoint: Wind, east-northeast, **?«_:. "barometer. 52.52; thermometer. sff; ««ataer; ffioociv; sea, beats*. >.'*«» Weilin:?t-6n: Wind, east-, breeze; barometer. ■35.".. thermometer,' tJ; weather, fine-; £-«* ".- "SJakmn: Wind,™ north-,- light: barometer. 3.53; t thermometer, 6".; weather, ffiae; : sea, xongh. ■. .:_•-.'■ , : OaHjarn: Wind, norUs-east-. breeze; ../- meter, SIS: thermometer, 63; -weather, overeast; res. moderate. _. ~ Biaff: "Wild. east, Ksrbi; barometer. 53-so; tfcensoiE'eicr. 55; weather. Sne- : Easterly --?>*. wftbt rain, are : to fje erpec«>fi northward of East.. Cape. Tanpe. ana Kew I J lv-20"th- vtroas" eagerly wines tnencs soatSKurd. and a ialliii? Baroiswter everrwie.re. ■

'•'-' ABEITALS. ■ Laarff. H.M. gran boat." 715 tons, S'Si b-or?e-TMoter. & gun«, liente»ant-4?oEjmander John C. Gio=s.'»p, from the coast. Star m.. 7135. V. W. Ulyatt. from : London. Melbourne, and Srtt»ey.— BcadstTji Sol<ert£n, and Co., ag?£ts.

3ZPAETTJEES: ManspoTiri, =£~ 3D60. D- McLean, for Tonga. to.«, Fiji; and: Sydney. Pawawn: Mr. and ilk A- 3 1-? i, Mr. and lira. J. OQlnro. M«.-=s*»n:« Hopiia?. Woraswortc. M"jsse? OdIzna. 'Ts-'spion. Mr. Waifeer, Master P. Hnst-. T E.I. "7-3, W. Jtwrai, lor toe Eicff ' : Welliijion. ss... 27?. 2. fctepaenson, for vflia- ' ajaren - -

EXPECTED A2BITALS. rv-saoast, s.*., via An?tra.lla. doe Satarday. '- .iEdraderi. *.s-, Tia Australia, etc© about "KoT-#'iaber 10. Tr\£raate, &.«., dirett. dee abent Sanday. Maori.' S.S- -"Kt. sailed October 5. Pile 53AirCI?CO: ■Teatara. 8.M.?.. iloEaay. Star of Ireland, £-5.. "ria An?tralia, railed, ' Erertcn Grange- 5.3., -ria Anstralia. sailed. Ali-e. barons, via Wellington, sailed. _ , 3'sonli J! ''jani. ship, Wellington, sasie-J Inly L ST3>tSt:: Sonoma, B3Lf.. to-tnerrow. ■ I Tonsosa:':, s.?-, Satnrcay. - 'Zealandia, i.s.. snndar. S-BWCASiIE: . ■ , Stiver Cloud, barqnentine, saued. . Aldebaran. barque, sailed. HRRBVICSI: , Gstin, brigantintJ, early. Zilannrevva, barqee, early. KJI: Bre<«nsJitre, as.,, to-day.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. 'fAK FBiSiCJSCO: ..Sonoma, R.M.S., to-morrow. 3n»*T TO2K: Star of the East, barque, about Friday. JflJl: Taviani s.i., Norember 4. TOSGA: ~ t . .. - Haaroto, s.f., November IS. SAMOA: _ -• Hanroto, s.s., November 13. STBl<"E'i": .. Westralia. %.%., Monday. Ventura, Ift., about Monday. . lasorcareA: . ... i Rotokino, S-S., November 3, TAHITI:. , . : . Rotoltino. fcS.. November a.

'>-.- UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. : To-day: Te Anaa arrives from southern ports; EotOiti leaves for New Plymouth. Wellington, and Nelson at 3 p.m. \2.10 pas■eager train). ■ :.■■.•. .'"'.._ ■ _~ Satardav: Taliapuna arrives from New Plymouth arid Wellington; Te Anaa leaves tor disburse, Napier. Wellington, Lyttelton, and Etanedin at 13 noon; Erecortihire leaves for Sydney direct.

. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. -To-day: Maritai arrive-? from Tauraaga; Wel!inp-ton arrives from Wnangarei, Mars-Jen Point; etc. Kanieri leave? Cmehunga for Raglan and Kawbia at 1 p.m.; Paeroa leaves for- Whangarei Town Wharf at 3 p.m. ; Frtdav: Earawa arrives at Onehanga from New Plymouth early; Clansman arrives from -'Russell, Wbangaroa, and Mangonni. and leave? for Whangatei, Marsden Point, etc.. at 9.3) p.m.; Muritai leaves for Tanranga at z> pan.; Waitaagi leaves for Knaotunn, Kennedy's BaT, and Mercury Ray at 9 p.m.; Chelmsford arrives from Whangarei ToTra Whairf; Kanieri arrives at Onehunga from Rasifan and Eawbia; Ohinemnri arrives from Awamrii, V. r aiharara. and Eohoui-a. _^ Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers.'- -

: ;: vessels. IN habbctjb. A'--LJ2ard,"-'H-M.s.. in stream. !• Star ,©L Australia, 3.3., to Htream. Southern Cross, schooner, in stream. •' America, ship, at Railway Wharf. ".■"--Helen, barque in siieam. Star of the Eait, barque, at Gueen-3treet ■ : Wharf. •..■■/ ,-.■"'-".".:-■_'■.■. - __ ~ .--.Pendle Hiil, barquentine, at Sugar Works. ■; IMPOSTS. •A - Per Star of Australia, from London: 2900 ■■.■ tons general merchandise. , The Union Company's steamer Manapouvi left, for the Islands and Sydney la&t evening with several passengers and the usual miscellaneous cargo. ■'•■ -Last night the Northern Company's steamer ■ Wellington left, for Whangarei., •K - The Union Company's steamer Hawea left "for the Bluff yesterday to load produce for ; : Auckland, and calls at Oamara and Timaru coming North. ',-■■■■ '■■■.■'. /Yesterday morning the barque Jessie Craig •Iras towed down from Tnroa, Thames Eiver, and sailed for Melbourne with a fine fair wind. The barque has a full cargo of timber on board, shipped at Bagnall's mill. The departure of the Northern Company s Steamer Waiotahi for-'Bay-'of Plenty ports .•■ has been postponed until 7 a.m. to-day. Yesterday the Tyssi liner Jfarere arrived at Wellington from Auckland. , „ A The barque Helen is now --eady to sail lor Sydney with a cargo of timber, and will proceed of her voyage a3 soon as the weather .'-...moderates. una.. »i . i ■ ■ , I JIM A A THE LIZARD, HU. gunboat Lizard, which left for _ the ■ Ea*t. Coast on Tuesday to mset H.M.s Feniruin, returned to port yesterday afternoon, owing to the severity of the weather on the -'. •■ coast. -.. . _____

THE ZEALANDIA. ' The Buddart-Parker steamer Zeaiandia left A Sydney for Auckland yesterday, and is due i A cm Sunday night next. A'V A THE BEECONSHIRB. . The Steamer Breconshire, under cnarter to file Union Steamship Company, with a cargo ot: raw sugar, is now fully due from Fiji, and may be expected to arrive at any moment. THE TE ANAU. The Union Company's steamer Te Anau. left - Oisborne for Auckland at 12 clock last night, and 13 expected to arrive about the same hour A to-night. :-, ■ ; .-■' "■■■'-- ■ < THE TAINUI. . V 1 The new steamer Tainni wa3 successfully launched from the shipbuilding yards of Mr. li. Logan, sen., yesterday morning, and was afterwards taken over to the Queen-street Wharf, where her boiler was placed on board A,by means of the big crane. The Tamui will ■-A be towed down to the Thames to-day to have her engines fitted, and as soon as the work 1 is completed she will return to Auckland.

THE STAB OF AUSTRALIA .-AN ICEBERG rSA SIGHTED. | The Tyser liner Star or Australia, Captain | F. W. 'Clyatt, arrived from London and Australia last night, and anchored in the.quarantine ground to await medical and Customs inspection, which will be carried out this morning, and on completion the steamer will berth at the Queen-street Wharf to discharge. The steamer lett London on August 26, and made the run to Melbourne in the very good time ot 42 days, notwithstanding that the steamer's progress was much retarded by meeting with, strong south-east winds for some days after rounding the Cape of Good Hope. A gigantic iceberg was passed at some distance in latitude 45 south and longitude 51 east. Ihe berg was estimated to be about a mile ir» length. Finer weather conditions prevailed to Melbourne, which was reached on October 8, and after putting out consignments, the steamer proceeded on to Sydney, where she - arrived on the 11th. After discharging cargo, the voyage to Auckland was continued at 1 p.m. on Friday last. Cape Maria Van piemen, being passed at 3 p.m. ou Tuesday, the harbour being made as above. A strong easterlygale and very heavy sea was experienced all the way down the coast, and the steamer's passage lengthened considerably in conse-i , quence. Messrs. Heather, Roberton, and Co. are the local agents for the steamer, which proceeds South on discharge.

THE EVERTON GRANGE. The new steamer Everton Grange, under charter to the American and Australian line, and which is now on the voyage from New York to Australia and New Zealand, is a : large twin-screw steamer built by Farness. Whitby, and Co., of Hartlepool, to the order, of Houlder Bros, and Co., of London, and is intended for their cattle service and frozen) meat trade. She is 400 ft long; overall, 55ftt : extreme breadth, and • 36ft 31n deep. Her £j deadweight carrying capacity is 11,000 tons. She is built of Siemens-Martin steel through- .■'• out, on the deep-frame principle, with cellular double bottoms fore said aft for water bal- . last, and a remarkable feature in the construction of the vessel is the number of spadally long shell plates fitted amidships, which are over 66ft lons and weigh almost six tons < each, -being bached up by frames 15in deep The hull of the Everton Grange is divided into ' nine, compartments by means of eight steel '* onlkbeade fitted in accordance with Board of. Trade requirements. She has six large cargo - hatches and eleven steam winches, with a special arrangement of derricks for the rapid handling of cargo, the vessel beins, able to 1 discharge cattle and cargo and to,do, bankerins at'the 'game time without one operation ": latorierins .with the other, The whole of the

cas-sra holds are- roa trolled -.by'*t*ara . firß apr s- fir «a"ss ss decas, B nd*in''aiSdHiA£»: * -«• frog- on The j above, wtta a ondse Q^*„i;i a •«*-made-for ( top of *»"^BSSffiHßßcarrying- heaa of ■* £» - m wj decks-' ami bndge caw* s ** f?^/ 1 I meat She^ffi^rtWW«£2W*|^^ s mm. She is rigged as a■ vwe _ < aud-a'ft schooner The . nuMbt euaines fl massive de»igfl. «•< , T7v.w^ slon Westjjarlfti..-- and- <-«">-. 05. S5. nfifmal trial a ;-TK<ed of onhr U k»o»» "-^Ji 1 " 1 Stated. Tta%&2 of tfi« dHJU&ra. B ro Sfe. , 51m. and Kin. by stroke.

■A' FKKEZTXG : BARGE., ;] - Mr IT H. Brown. sflipbijiyifer.-«t lais titr* ; has «rri«* a omtracK Iracatbe GisbortieCompany for tin? csrartrcction o-t _ « tam Wt locs, left bro:itl, .*W» a- obbbb. ; ;,fit v,v>ri; on Vnieh vriH b& catnmsneed at. c '. i\e barge.- which is to he insniated. aid tb "h- esap&red in <-ar!y!n ? : oat. frown ■7»m*i* to■{K'e -large- stealers ion the rocwxstepd « Gisbcrne. is 'to be on -the diagonal prtn*I*e tbtsbers of karai, and see win fc* co?-oered and wpper-iasWwil. The barque » ; to be ready in three ucntai. feme. 1 POUT OF OXES[UNGA. AT»ottIVAL?. _'■„. , o Yni . ; es.'J Eo-wrtsori. from \>&£""-^dl \'e^ Tpj-rmoutb. Passengers: Sommerrai* (".». M.fsdames Eafepe=. Dsrnnrey. .-ommerrine. Coser. Pearson. i»cK»b?n,- Eeslea.- Wilson feM. tiprags gb »««• '->; :■„',' Pearson. i-^r <; -i. .Mailer. Ml! Swinevl Lennox, Massn, c<3 , lil Co l^ l Sesimertiiie, Canons Eccle? ~\nd Jordan. Froie«Bor Sraelamnn.—Union SiL Co.. aeeat-?- _ F""a : e" ** 5* Bmiltain. from v.-a.'tara. ,:^4 ! i-i-."i ; r.."""^ e .s-J3-»* Peaison. Wbitcoinfce, 32ea»r& Newton. Flcvdd. Joli TVartooa «• Sedcoii, Pearson. PJicltardson. La=ceh eft Coiran.—Scrthera 5.5. Co., agests.

DSPARTTEIB. „ Baa»«. s.s., W. F. Xcnrtnirr. far. ?.ew Piy•noStn, Passengers: Mim.k Eab-'ly, Ee.it- *-;» Stvberford, .ni'lult, Gnrrett, 2iicaoi»oi!. •;:.■."' A'carr. Hill. Joluirtone. 3t«?dan:e? gSJJ w*--?e, Han-sea, Clark. Wooifefir. Dr«. Hertz and" Maekeiiar. Mpjsi-s. P. 3£. Hansen, W<\n KoAa. Steele, Bacaaiaan. C^nnio^aaiß. vf:^ lc ~ v „ 0?le, Williana <:'3>, pa-nne, Clark ff a»"-o» Mi rams, STjiilow. cearlf. feidford, * Clifton. ~Beaha<, L FraMland»r 3 . .Kones, Ha;rccurt. Bans. JJnii, McConcrfcie. Brc'-Ta, MdSo'siraa, and S steera:o;"enelsr, 5.?., B. Httnien, far Opanate and Waagaaai.

Test Union Company's: steamer Rotciti arrived y«terday ir&m Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth. . . The liorthern Compaay'j; steamer aaaien arrived .last crenin? from 'iVaitara. Yesterday the Northern 'Company's steamers and Glene'lg took their departares the* former for Nuw Plymonth and the tatter for .Opfinaie and Wan^aaai. BY TELEGSAPH. HOKL4NGJI HEADS. October 21.—Tiss s-s. Pilot, from Ferekino and Whangape, called ia here yesterday for coal, tearing'asfain this incirnine for Kaipara. The barque Kathleen ffiida and schooner fedora are still o'OtsidiJ curing to the strong head winds. TAUEANSiA. October Arrive-t. last night: Mnritai, =« from lackland I"be Sfnritai left for Xackland at 12.39 p.m. ;o-day, bat returned at 1.30 p.m. -~„,. WELLING-TO.N. October Arrived: 3Jarere, s.e.. from Aaekland. Sailed: AtheniC, £-*•> Aotea. 1.8., for Lyttelton. LYTTELTON. October 21.—Arrived: Westralia, ;.'_. from Port Chalmers Heat&baiik. e.?-, from Weilington. Sailed: Wcstratia, 5.F., for Sydney. via th* l North. Paesrasrcrs for Auckland: Vi?eea Bell. Davidson. Mesdaraes Sorensen, White. Patterson. 3T«srs. White. Battea. Dennis. Smart. For Sydney: Mr. Eichey. TDfcLBU. October 2!.—Hailed: Pajpsnni, e.3-. for the Bluff. ■ -j BLUFI?'. October 21.— Arrived": js?-. from Port- Chalmers. SYDNEY.

October Arrived: Warrimoo. e.tf.. from Wellington; St. Kilda, bartftientine. JKongsbvrd. barqnectine, Drffar.re, brigantine, from Kaipara. Sailed, tills «veaing: Zeaiatadia, s.s.;- for Auckland. NEWCAS-'ffiE.

October Sailed: Wi.'st Australian, terque, for Lytteiton. m _. MELBOURNE.

October 21.—Arrived: ICassa, barque, from Kaipara; Dilousisand, bsirque. from Hokianga. Sailed: Victoria, %.?... for Hofaart and New Zealand; Ganymede, barque, for Auckland.

GISBORNE SinPPING. _ GIS3OENE. October 21, midnight.—The s.s. Talane. from Auckland. lias just been sighted. The t.B. Te Anaa in ,ju?l; about to leave the bay for . Auckland. Ti* fohowing are the pas«enger3 bv the Te Anau:—Misse3 Bayly, Judd 2), Stevens (35. Mejdames BeaneU, Lysnar and child. Peach. Stevens, Messrs. Daly, Davarce, Rencell. Mamisell. Gleeson, Judd, Craill. ■■