SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12544, 11 April 1904, Page 4

SHIPPING.

< , High Water at Auckland—3.3s a.m.; 4.50 p.m. ' »> »» ' Manukaa—3,!l4 a.iu.; t.s p m.j Bnn_EJse*, C.14 a.m.; set*. 6SO m. Moon—New, Saturday, t.33 a.m. '.-,'.,. , ARRIVALS. ' - ! •;' ■ 4 PHIL 9. V; Ngapubi. ?.».. 640. 1. Stephenson, from Wha-■■...;-,-agarei. Passengers : Misses Thompson. Bade '.Shepherd i2>, Brett (21. Harris, Humby. Taylor. Muir, Cunningham, Farquhar. Emery JacK, f Lauder, Keyte, Smith, Mesdames Bindo'n". Shepherd, Davy, fleape, Lloyd, Wang-ford, Channnn and two children. Derhster. Stuart, - Brown, Messrs. W. Murphy, Brown, Whitegouge. Johnson. Cowan; Williams. Collins, iDurhain. Simson, Lattv, Hunter, Westwood. wen, Praser. and four steerage.— ii.S. Co.. agent?. Kanieri, b.|.. 205, T. Scott, from Whangavei, "—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. .. :." Wair,angi. s.s., 197. P. A. lutein, from Mercury Bar. Kennedy's Bay, and Kuaotutin. Pai mesagera: Miss Byre, Dr. Smith. Messrs. MeOresjor, Toohey. Ogloug. Master deal.—Northern b.». Co., agents. Bacroa, s.s.. 92. T. Be Wolfe, Iron? Helena Bay, 'futukaka, Whangaruru, and Whananaln. •-Northern S.S. Co. agents. _ Chelmsford, s.s.. 70. H. Richards, from Waibarara, Awairai, and Honours. Passengers Mesdarnes Bowarth. Fletcher. Messrs. Fletcher, Subriteky, Robinson, White, Mcllugh. Bovriols. : Woodlitrh. ColdJcutt. Kenncdv (2), Jackson, Hill, Gill, Bru?e, Herrington, Henderson. Fowler, two Austrian*, and one native—Northern 8.8. Co., agents. Aran 10. Westralia. s.s., 2585. J. B. Ralney. from Southern and Last Coast ports. Passengers: M«jsdames Connolly. Elisor and child, Kotlnvell and two children. Reeves, Hargrove and child, "Walters, Sinclair and three children. Alabone and infant. Frost. Scott. Grey, Johnston and two children, Harris, Bayles, Orr, Misses Davidson, Paterson, Arthur, Crowe, Scott. Prater, Werry, Lonergan. Carroll, Montgomery. Martin (2), Farmer. Cameron, Horn-by-Spear, Vospet. Connelly. Vincent. Reeve?,' Kerr. Rateiiffe.' Fanner, Cut, Revs. Owen. RoCiwell. Messrs. Harris. Fawoett Prater (2), Bayles. Chamier, Grey, Frost, Smith, Grant, Henderson, OaTanagh, .Johnston, Capper, Nudds. Biakey. Thompson, Hunter, Walters, Tuscan (2). Bell. Sinclair. Knight. StegsJl, Bastable. Pitta. -Nurse, and 30 steerage.—L. 1). Nathan and Co., agents. Clansman, s.s.. 300, W. Farquhar from Tan- '> ransa. Passengers: Mrs. H. Williams. Misses Blanquest. Jordan, Walker. Messrs. Warren. Potter, McNanghton, Murphy, Garrett, Taylor. Greenwood Meddings.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. • Waiotahi, s.s.. 273. E. Hnnken, from Opotiki. Ohiwa, and Tauranga. Passengers: . Misses Garland, Lennie, Mrs. McLean, Sisters of the Mission (2), Messrs. McClure. Maries. Welbonrne, Day, Dr. Moore.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. APRIL 9. , Southern Cross. Mission yacht. <S3, Sinker, for Norfolk Island and Melanesia. Passengers: Bishop and Mr?. Wilson, Mesdamea Broadhouse. Stoker. Nurse Gill. Misses Nobbs, Onto. Ronaidson, Rossiter, C. Bailey. Rev. E. C. Fox. Mr. W. Quintal, and six natives. Talune, s.s.. 2087, John Bernecb, for East Coast and Southern ports Passenger*: Misses Mcintosh (2). L. O. Parke*. Townsend, Broadbent. Proctor. N. Orr. Oxenham. Mesdames Petrie. Beady and three children. ! White, Cos. Messrs. J. D. Williamson, Fielder, OoSey, G. Tuck. Morgan, J. F. Scott. Arnold, Maxwell, R. J. Browniie. Chrisp. Raymond (2f, Whither, Winkleman, C. D. Kennedy. H. S. Hewlett, J. J. Thacker, O'Connell. Goodwin, Ready, Williams. J. W. Walker. McCrea, Fraser. Ifwerson, Petrie, Fisher. GooiTby and ■on. I'iear.siy. S. Williamson, Master O'Donahue. and 20 steerage. &'■■■■>■ APRIL 10.

■' "MaritaL s.s., 225, A. Stephenson, for Ho- : .V; lionra. Parengarenga, Te Kao. and Hokianga. Kaniero, s.s.. 203, T. Scott, for Whangarci.. # EXPECTED AK3IVAL3. Xoxnos:' Indr*. s.s., via Australia, dee about April 14. Mstrere, s.s., iii Australia, due about April 27. Wakanai, s.i., due about April 23. Kin-arc, s.s., via Australia, to S3il April 7. Stair of Australia, e.s., via Australia, due about May 3. ' Hike's Bay, s.s., via Australia, due abor.t Xfay .- 16....'.' lima, birqnentlne, due. XjVXBPOQL: Mststua, s.s., direct, salted March 4. Hi N Francisco: Scnoiua,<B.l£.s., to-day. Hbw Yore: Suffolk, s.s., via Australia, sailed February 19. Amsterdam, barque, put into the Azores dli- -;'""': masted.^ <jyfr% ■'.■'■'Aogto-Saion, a.?., via Australia, sailed March 33. Buceros, s.s., via Australia, to tail about April SO. PHILADELPHIA : . Fe'.leti Boveriao, barque, sailed. ETDXE*: ■-.■".' Zealandia, s.s., to-day, ; : ;' : .v. Samoa: ' *" , Hauroto, s.s., April 23, " ! Tosoa: Haurato, *.«., April 28, Tut: Hauroto, s.s., April 25, -.'.', Newcastle: ' .' Aldebaran, barque, early. :-, Hinda Isle, barquentiisg, sailed. Poodle Hill, barqueatiuc, aaittil. *"" jjim: K..''/V.^^jkTiual,. s.s., Thursday, ..'■«..' . Bj.itO <2SA : '.',_' ■■■•.. -; ...'!-'.' .'J «r*v.:.n', -"-i Thursday. fil.: CaiCUTTA :" . . ' Ap*rißi3. z.i-- about May 20. - PROJECTED 33El?ABTnBE3. ~«,> . :LOSDOW!; : '■'.'-. ; . •• ' '■" , : " JXimiro, «.»., about Tlio«a»j;« |§§I Bas Faascisco; 'r- -i : Sonoma, E.M.i.,. April S3. '*>;■■ kkwToek:' . . . .<> . Aaglo-Ncnnaa, barqas, to irrivs. - TOSSA: :. '"^'-'. Hai:roto, s.s., May 4, '' ■ BAKOA: ■' ■ '",'. Hauroto, i.s., May 1-, ■ Etd.vet: Hocoma, P..M.5., about to-day. Westralia, ■».*., to-day. |*f§«?HI:->•'.,",.. - ■'■ :" • Maura, s.s., April 20. TTSTCOX CO.'S ifOVF.UENT9. To-day:; Takapuna leaves for X*w Plyawuth asd at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). Wednesday: Rotoiti arrives frost Wellington. X*!:,:ji;'»oa, : and Sen Plymouth; iioura arrives' from Weft- ,' port; Botoiti leaves for Xevr Plymouth, Wellington, ;rV;\.'«nd Nelson at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train); Herald 1 strives from East Coast bays, and leave* for East i( Coast toys, Gisbonie, and Napier (meantirae). - Thursday: Tariunl arrives from Kastem Pacific; Tarawera arrives from Cunedln, Lyttelton, Wellingj. ' ten, Naplar, and Gisborne. . '".Friday Takapuna arrives from Wellington and ..:■- New Plymouth, and leaves for New Plymouth otdy • at S p.m. <2.10 p.m. train). • ■ Saturday: Xarawera leaves for Gisbcrne. Napier, &, IfeiliDSton, Lytteltflo, and Dansdifl .at li' noon.

HUDDABTPARK2K CO.'S MOVEMENTS. • Tit-day: Zealand!* arrivss from Sydney; Wes- . : twlia leaves for Sydney at 5.20 p.m. To-morrow: Zealand!:* leaves for the South at 2 : p.m.* ■'!■--■■■■ NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENT?., ' To-day: Ngapuhi leaves for Marsden Point. Maagapai, a:.I Whaag-arel at 3.30 p.m.; Clansman leaves for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonui at 7 _ ' • p.m.; Terranora leaves for Taeranca at 8 p.m.; Ka- ':.'■■ nieri arrives from Whangarel Town' Wharf; ChelmsM ."/'ford leaves for Awanui, Waiharara, and Houhora i:'<fX-ti p.m.; Eia On leaves Onehnnga for Waltara, '- Kawhia, and Raglan at 4 p.m.; Waitangi leaves for T-airca and Wbangarr.ata at a p.m.; Mauffspapa arrives from Whakatane. Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and -•'■;; Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers. tp- ': VESSELS IN HAEBOTJB. ;'.'■;.■: Psyche, H.M.s.', in stream. ' Iris, cable steamer, in stream. Westralia, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Northern Chief, barque, at Sugar Work*. - [■; C. Tobias, barque, at Railway Wharf. :V--.-Laira, barque, a* Queen-street Wharf. 'l; 1 . Neptune, barquentine, in stream. I Elfriede, schooner, en slip. I Hat .!».j, brisautice, at Railway WLsrf, IMPORTS. Per WesfraJia. from the South: 300 socks : i«ats, 740 sacks wheat, 80 sacks flour, 1330 flacks if| chaff. 11 sacks oatmeal. *$ sacks seed, 53 saelis :; "onions, 22 sacks potatoes. 10 sacks malt, 20 ""casks ale, 48 arena oil, 50 packages ranges, SI7 sacks hide*, 21 packages lead pipe. 15 crates ', •milk. 10 trasees leather. 5 cases bacon, 10 H cases matclis. 254 boxes candles, IS bars iron. • 10 cases tea. 10 boxes batter, and a quantity of :' sundries. Tbe Union' Company's steamer Taluns left, Jor East Coast and Southern ports, on Patui- . day afternoon with a number of passengers - ami' a large general cargo. fi ■ ■On Saturday night the Northern Company's steamer NgaptlbJ arrived from Wllftflgaroi with passengers and general cargo, and leaves for tile same -"'»ce again to-night. The Northern Company's steamer Clans- . man arrived from 'J'auranga yesterday morning, and leaves this evening for Russell, IVlianparoa, and Mangonul. Yesterday morning the Northern Company's Bteamer Muiltai left for way ports and lloki- . -ansa. ' ; Hie Northern Company'* steamer Terranora leaves for Mercury Bay and Tauranga at eight o'clock to-night. ;;:• On Saturday evening' the Northern Com-' % pany's bteamer V/'aitangi arrived from Mer- ?, cury Bay and way ports, and leaves at nine •: o'clock to-night for Tairna and Whaneantata. The barque Northern Chief is discharging . her cargo of coal from Newcastle at the' ; sugar works, Chelsea. :"•■■". Yesterday the Northern Company's steamer Kanieri left for Whangarei. U'-' The barquentine Pendle Hill and Handa Isle have sailed from Newcastle with coal cargoes. ■ " On Saturday the Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford arrived from the Far North with a, number of passengers and a . cargo of kauri grunt, etc., and leaves for the north again this afternoon. The Northern Company's steamer Waioiahi arrived from Bay of Plenty ports yesterday ; with a cargo of maize, butter, etc. THE SONOMA. ■ \T The mail steamer Son(/ma is due lrom San 1 Francisco and Island ports to-day, and-pro? ceeds «m to Sydney a lew hours after ar- :" rival.' '-■.'"' * THE ZKALANIJIA.'"; , •" ■ >: ■.-..■'. The Hud dart-Parker steamer Zealandia =i : is due from Sydney this evening, ami proceeds to East Coast and Southern ports tor». moriow.afternoon. ■5T—-1-- " •- THE TAVIUNI. r 4 ; ; The Union Company's steamer Taviuni is due' from the Society and Cook Islands m Thursday-next, and. leaves vfor the Islands itsain-on the 19th inst.

'litis Miaiiitu. The Tysor liner Mimiro it due from Onborne this week <to complete her loading for London, leaving this port for London direct. Messrs, Heather, Roberton, and Co. are the local agent', for the steamer. , THE SOUTHERN CROSS. The Melanesikn Mission yacht Southern • Cross left for Norfolk Island and Melanesia, on Saturday afternoon, with etores. etc, for the various mission etatieni which will be visited during the cruise. «■ ■ THE NORTHERN COMPANY'S STEAMERS. The s.s. Wellington, which has been laid up for some time past, is at present in the Auckland Dock for general overhaul, and is to be placed in commission again on Slay 1, when she relieves the? Nsfajiulii in the AucklandWnnnjarpi trude. The Ngapuiii. upon being relieved by the Wellington, will undergo general inspection and overhaul, on completion of which "bo proceeds to Qnohnnea to take up the One-bmiga-New Plymouth running. The Rarawa. which is to be relieved in the Onohnnsra-JJew Plymouth trade by the N^apuhi. nest month, comes to Auckland for docking and general overhaul. THE WESTRALIA. The Huthlart-Parker steamer Westralia, Captain J. B. Rainey, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 9.30 a.m. yesterday, and berthed at the Queen-street Wharf. Mr, F. Chambers, the purser, reports that the steamer left Dnnedin on Tuesday last, and called at the usual way port*, leaving (lisborne at 11 a.m. on Saturday, rounding the East Cape tit 4.17 p.m. the same date, and arriving fit above. line weather and smooth sea* prevailed until alter leaving Lvtteltonthence strong southerly gale and high seas until Friday morning, followed by light to : moderate variable winds and seas "to arrival. The Westralia proceeds on to Sydney at 5.30 ; p.m. to-day. THE IT.MA. The barquentine limn, purchased recently by Mr. G. T. Mcol. of Auckland, for the intercolonial trade, is now due from juondou, and may be expected to arrive at any time. PORT OP ON EH UNO A. ARRIVALS. Aran, 9. Rarawa. s.B„ W. F. Norbwry, from New Plymonth. Passengers: Misses Campbell. Ore*pin. Jaggs, Frew, Walker. Mesdames Hamburg, Carr. Stewart, Watson, La king, Tower and two children, Dudley. Leckie, Benge, GalUnge. Bennett. Corlett, Harding McAndrew. Backiey. Moniroed, Bra-ithwaite (2*. Harley Baseovitch. Messrs. Mathison, Farquhar. McGtllp, Bethune, Thompson, Ensign Bowick, Towther, Wingard, Tossay, Suckley, Snail, Parker, Bors. Tanner, Fitcher. Shepherd. Corlett. Bayne. Thompson, Laking. Hudlin, Blair, Luckie, Oollings, Bennett, Harding„McAndrew, gascovitch, and 30 steerage— S.S. Co., agontw. . Kia Ora. s.s.. ,T. c. Blaoklock, from Waitara. Raglan, and Kawhia.—Northern S.S. Co., agents.

A FRIT, 10. Taitapnna, s.s., James, from New Plvmouth. Pa-wnsei-: Misses Hull. Metcalfe. Gorrie Rich, Denny (2). Smith (3), Oklbury, Denton. Kenton. Mesdames Watene, Cowper. Caplen. Belts, Cohner. Kehnan. Messrs. Hull. Miller Stanton, Gat land. Oliphant, Field, Bateman. Cowley. Cole. Manning, Stokes. Brown. Sanford, Kewcombe. Elliott, Hudson. MeKinnev. gelston. Monteftro. Cowper, Pawl. Home, Smith (2). Uei.eod, Reynolds. Walton. Scott Spencer, Adair. Brtxtou, Clifton. Roebuck. Ronton. Gramer. Annett. Wright, Caird. Parker. teoper. Lewis. Caplen. Giles. Scott. Grettor Stonex, Common. Kolman. Bees. Isaacs and 22 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents

DEPARTURES. „ APRIL 9. Oamenuiri. 8.5.. Sellacs, for Kaipara.— ter, agent. APRIL 10. Rarawa, s.s.. \s. P. Norbur.r. for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Rogan, Arlidpe Gideon, Claw, Mesclames Watt. Fantna-m, Godber, Walker and child, Taylor, Claw, Messrs Brown, Turner. Taylor, Atkinson. Deem. Doicr Clayton, Smith. Moses. Davis, McLellan. Griffith*, Norden, Kisslingr, Brown. -Tagger (2), Godbev. Houghton (3), and 31 steerage. The Northern Steamship Company's Steamers Barstwa and Km Ora arrived on Saturday, the former from New Plymouth and the latter from Waitara. Raglan, and Kawhia. The s.s. Ohiaemuri left for Kaipara on Saturday. The Union Steamship Company's steamer Takapuna arrived from New Plymouth, and the Northern Steamship Company's steamer Rarawa left for New Plymouth yesterday. BY TELEGRAPH. CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN. April 9.—The 9.3. Taieri passed south at 5.15 a.m. to-day. MAESDEN POINT. April 9.—Arrived: Saxon schooner. Alert, scow. Talisman, ketch. Sailed: Warrior, scow, Clio, ketch. EAST CAPE. April 9—The barque West Australian passed north at 7.30 a.m. to-day. GISBORNE. - April 9.—Sailed: Herald, s.s.. for Coast ports and Auckland. Anril 10.—Arrived: Talune, ss., from Auckland. NAPIER. April 9.—Arrived Havre*, I *.*., from Auckland. WELLINGTON. April 9.—Sailed Warrimoo, s.s., for Sydney. April 10.Sailed: Eotolti. s.s., for Nelson, New Plymouth, and Gnehungra. Passengers for Onebanga: Mesdaraes McCrae and child, Saintsbnry, Messrs. Spencer, White, Dnndas, Taylor, Saintsburv. PORT CHALMERS. April I?.—Sailed: Dorset, 8,8., for Timaru. " ■ PORT STEPHENS. "April 9.—Sailed: Alma Doepel, schooner, for New Zealand. NEWCASTLE. April Sailed :*Tendle Hill, barqnentine, Handa Isle, barqnentine, for Auckland. PLYMOUTH. April 7.—Arrived: Kaipara, *.a., from New Zealand. SYDNEY. April Arrived: Buteshire. *.s., from Durban. Sailed, at 5 p.m. yesterday: Monowai, s.s., for Wellington. MELBOURNE. April 10.—Arrived: Marere, *.*., from London; Suffolk, s.s., from New York. . "' LONDON. April Arrived: Rangatira, *.«., from New Zealand. NEW YORK. April Sailed: Killarney, barque, for Weilington.