PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12653, 6 September 1904, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

.•■■ ' „„ ARRIVALS. : - Ventura. R.M.&.. fiOOO/K/M. Hayward. from Ban iFrancisco, Honolulu, and Pago Pago. Passengers; Saliwi-r-lfr- and Mrs. A. P. Campbell, Mr. and Urn. 1) McLean, Mesdames M. Gieson, P. L. Leary, J. M. Smith. E. Strrk and two children. I*. Ciapperton. Miss May Niccol, lieutenant P. l"o}ne, Major 3. T. M. ftayburst, Messrs. S. H. Meyera, E. H. Cant,* W. Cre«sen, G. Budd, P. Ghaliaers, P.. P. Borne, Masters McLean 12). Second saloon—Messrs. Q. V. Senn. A. !Z«lenko, and three steerage. For Sydney: oi saloon, 27 second saloon, and sit steerage.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Aparinm. 8.M., 5704, Colin McDonald, from Calcutta and Singapore.— S ? S. Co., agents. ■-,■?,■( :.-• v.« ' ;•: » Helen, barque, 343, McArthar, from Lyttelton.—G. V. Eugcnxnbe, agent. , ' •* • *; " DEPARTURES, ■ Moana, s.s., 3915, John Gibb, for Sydney.' Passengers: Misses Bitten, Rathbone. Cotter '.?.), E. Smith, Coles, Renvick, Mesdames Coles. G. Niccol and child, Hyrcan, Sinclair, Cotter, Brobain. E. Benwick, Messrs. Llntott. Lloyd, Bice. Eflton. Flyder. F. Utting, Falk. H. ScottYoung, Griffen. R. Renwick, D. Nathan and party, Smith. P. J. Midler. S. 0. Anderson, Hy-1 man, E. and W. ' Montgomery, :W. Howell. H. I .1. Marshall, Skillits, B. E. Isaac, Geo. N|cwd, Coles, Fyran, and 30 steerage. _v . Ngapuhi. s.s., 640, E. Stephenson, for Wftangarei. "' ; "" : r '- Tenanora, p.?.. 353, E. Mnwod, for Mercury Bay. Tairua. and Whangaraata. " waiitangi. s.s.. 197, P. A. Stein, for Tanrangfu Chelmsford, s.s., 70. H. Richards, for Hohoura, Awanui fend Waifaarara." ' Wellington, bjj.; 279. W. Farquhai', for Bossell and Opua. : --••', ■..■-,/■ "•-*•;•,- Hirotha, barque, 643, George Davie*, for Whangarei- ■ .'.''■-"■ "'- '•'■."■•- Pendle Hill, baitinentlne, 343. B. Owens, for Sydney, via Mercury Bay. ' EXPECTED -ARRIVALS. LONDON: ,' :: ' '' . '" ~ " , «.,''-' Jtndraghiri. s.*., via Australia, due October 9. t Waiwera, s.s., via HobaTi, due September 25. Max<»re, s.s., via Australia, sailed Angnst 21. Niwaru, b.b., via Awstrailla, early. Maori, bs., to sail. fc:nraE,pooL: ' Surrey, ».»., due to-day. J Mimiro, a.s., sailed August 2. 03w«strv Grange. e.»., via Australia, sailed. Ayrshire,, s.s., early. GLASGOW: '"■ v -"' v Mimiro, 8.5., due Octoiber 9, - Aotea, s.s., early. . ; , , G-BltSIfOClt: ■; ■' Nan]a, s.s., direct, to-morrow. San Francisco: • ' Sierra, R.M.5., September 26. NRW-YOKK.:" ':-"-"• ; '" i ' : : ; ,'.; : ' ■ * Indian Monarch, s.s.. via Australia, sailed. BJippinzhajm Grange, s.s., direct, to sail about August 20' '•.. . Marie. German ship, via Wellington, sailed, EnrKemseßiter Eacnmann, 8.3-, via Australia, ' sailed August 4. Queen Helena, 8.5., via Australia, loading. Star of Australia, s.s., via Australia, to sail ."•: September 16..... ;■■■■■•:; ',^," : '^ : " v •': ', ■!■ *; ': Andcra. barque, via Wellington, sailed "■■"- June 1.4 '" ■■'■"■' '■"- '■■ .'.v.-,/,. ' Bouganville, barque, early. . . PHILADEEPHia: „■ . Marie, barque, tailed June 9. SylaoiTjvv--' "• '," f ' ■"■'-•; ; : ■■'.<--v;- •: Surrey, 8.8., t<wify. Westra'iia, a.s,, Sunday. .NBWOSiSS&Ss'*•■■:■'\-.JV.' .■•'■.".•" ..:■• ~;, Moonalt, ketch, sailed. ,• . KOBAItT: Barn, barqwv nailed. . • - LYTTBOTON} : . " : ""-- ■■■- " Carin, brigantine, early, FBt: , i Manapouri, ■.§., early- ■

PROJECTED D3SPAETUBE.3. : UNITED KINGDOM: ; "' ', "■'.';■;. Baxford, barqup, loading.' San Francisco: ; '- '■" .■■' : ■-„....■ ,::;.•■.:,.,: Ventura. E.M.8., September 25. N*W YOBX: __, Pern, barque, to arrive. .- SypSBT: : ■"■'■'■ '■'■■;■. - . . . Ventura, EJf.s..to-d*3T. . Slealandia, s.B. Monday. • SAMOA: ._ . „ Manapouri, s.s., September 22 FIJI: -.„ - , '~-:-.-•.-'.'■■:• Navna, a.*., Thursday. NOBFCMC ISLAND: _. . „ . . Southern ; Cross, Mission sjt-, Wednesday. RAROTONGA: ''•'>•', "' Taviuni, as., to-day. v TAHITI: : > ' - ;,:? - ■ Tnviuni, es.. to<iay, , '■;['■:" UNION S.S. CO.*S MOVEMENTS. Ta-day: llaraSoa leairei for East. Coast and< Southern ports at 2 p.m.; Tavinni hsavra for Eastern Pacific M 5 p.»j. .- . "«.i./« Wednesday: Aparim* leavea for BlW? (meantime) Eosamond leswea Onehuaga, for Greymouth. ■■ - . ■ —_ ,_ v Ttairaday: Takapuna laaivee at Onshunsa from Lypeltoa, WelliMrtW fad New Plymonth; Monra arrive* teom Ea«t Coast and Southern ports; Navua lesfvea rot Fiji A* 12 noon: Mairourika lea-res Oaflhuuga at 3 m Friday: Herald ariw»t»s from E«*t Coast Saturday: Moura leaves Co? East Co*st and Southern ports. .■;; "> •::."' NOBTHEKN S.B.CO.'S M^TEMB!«TO. . To-day: Karawa arriwe at OnefeTOga- rem New Plymouth about SSi a.m.; Kanieri leaves fa. Wharigarei Town Wlxarf at -* p.m.-.'Nga-ptihi aiTives front.;. Whangarei ?and MafSiwft Point; ■'. Glenelg leaves Qi|isnwnga for Opahaka and■ Wengamu at 1 p.m. . - • Wednesday: Waitaagj arrives from Tanranga, and leaves for ftreat Battier at mid- \ night; Earawa teave* pa*htßqca,.|pr New Ply?! mouth .at 3 p.ia. (pawejoiwr «rain. 1 210j?,m.); ; Ngapuhi leaves for Maritden Point. Whanga- I red, etc., at 9.30 p.m.; Watotahi arrives teem j Tauracga iind OpotiM; iKanieri arrives fffonx Vmmsiivei Town Wharf. - i—' , ' 1 ' ', Thursday: Kanieri leaves for • Whaogarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Terranora arrives from Tab-u*, < Whangamata, and Mercury "Ray; Vfaitftngi arrives fron» Great Harrier; Wellington arrives from Cpua, Whaaga-Toa} and Mapgopni, and leave? for EsUcjell jano. Opua at 6 "p.m. -. Ngaptaii arrives from Whangarei; Waiotahi: leaves for TauKanjtaj and Opottki at 12 noon. - , •_. if Friday: NgapuM l«ave* for Whangarei, Maradeu Point, etc., at 1030 p.m.; Karaite arrives at Onehnaia from New Plymottth about 8.30 ?J.m ; KahTeri arrives from Whangaret Town Wharf: Waitangi leaves for JCanranga at 7 p.m.; Terranora leaves for Kpaotnnu. Kennedy's Bay. and Mercury Bay .at 8 p.m.; Mangapapa leaves for Ohiwa and Whakatane, at 1 p.m.; Chelmsford arrives from Aw&nni. "iV"afliarara, and Hohapjaj Hi* Ora arrives at Onehimp from Waitnr*. Kawhia, and E*glan Thames Service: Steam leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers. ._. ■.. . : *•' ■ • >>/. ■ - - VESSELS IN HAEBOUE \[{ ' Psycka, H.M.S., in Calliope Dock. --'''' Clio, H.M.s., in stream, Protet, Fre»°l* warship, in stream^.. . Ventura, E.M.ij„ at Qnoen-BtreetWaarL Mararoa, «.s., at Hobson-lrtjreet Wharf. Tavinni; e.a., at Queeu-street Wharf. :•.•'" Southern Cross, mission as., at Queen-street Wharf .' .-■ '•...."'■;. ' *'-. '■■'." ■■■/■■ - ■ : Astracana, ship, at Bailwiy' Wharf. Zelateur, barque, at Breastwork. Barford. barque, at E&iJway Wharf._ Amsterdam, bar»jhe, at QKay-street Jetty. , , Aldebaran, barque, in stream. _1 Helen, barque, at QneeE-efcreet Wharf., .\c3tune, barquentine, at Bailiray Wharf. ■. IMPOEra. , . /.v •_' Per Aparima, from Cahrutta and Singapore s 4100 tons general merchaaidiae. ■ * . < Per Helen, from Lyttejlton.: 450 tons grain and produce. Per Ventura, from Ban Francisco: 3405 cases canned fruit, 2 cases automobiles and parts, 5 cases advertising matter, 1544 cases dried fruit, 78 cases boots and uhoes, 26 sacks beans. 807 cases green fruit, 55 cases cereal foods, 9 cases cash registers, 235 packages metpl polish, 47 cases drugs, 5 cases candy, 174 cases machinery, 4 packages leather, 6 barrels lubricating oil, 231 rolls newspapers, 42 cases merchandise. 102 oases oil and gae engines, 370 cases onions, 10 bales overalls, 24 crates paper, 900 iacko wood fibre. 63 sewing machines, 5 cases cartoons,, 380 oas*s rolled oats, 4 sacks peanuts, 2 cases musical instruments. 2 cases pumps and part#, J2 b«tndleu periodicals. 17 oases ploughs, 13 cases woks, 20 bona* bluK* tone, 46 bikes and parts, 3$ cases cured vegetables, 42 cases corssts, 10 boxes codfish, 315 cases groceries, 20 casus giapn nuts, 2 botes incubators, 13 cases hard wars poods, 7 cases paint. 5 cases rubber trow, 67 orateti roofing, li cases typewriters, 8 cases Vi*vi 'aygiebes, 7 boxes type, 21 cases graphophonn goods, 1 case dry goods, 2 barrels printing ink, 5 cages photographic goods.

EXPOBTS. Pel Moana, for Sydney: 10 bars bullion, 126 aacb i pumice, 16 bags . hides, 434 sacks sand, 145 bales flax, 252 cases and 43 sacks kauri mm, 22 bales tow, 3 bale* horns, 4 bales slue pieces, 46 bales hemp, 1 box gold, 2 horses, 69 bags fun pur, ■ 160 sacks sawdust, 193 pieces and 22 bun riles limber, and sundries. The Union-Company*» steamer Moana left for Sydney la*t evening: with * number of rasaengers and a quantity ol general cargo. Last night the Northern Company's steamer Ngupuhi left for AThangarei. The Northern Company's steanaei Wellington left fo? Russell and 1 < Opua- last evening. To-day the schooner May Howard leaves for Hokiane* The Northern Company's steamer Terranora left for way ports »rid! Whangamata last n'fltht. : ■ :.:. .■„:■...■ ..'"- ;■' Yesterday the Northern Company's steamer **3ta*tani Itlt lor the : North.

THE StrREETf. The ] sitearaer Sfarey, from West Coast of England ports and Australia, is due at AbcS*land this: morning, ■" surd comes to the local agspcy of Mr. Arthn? 3HP, Nathan; •TOE PAPANUI. .■',. Ilia {Tew Zealand Shipping Company infotm ns ma the Auckland passengers and twodiciiln which arrived at W'«Jlinj,ton from London by t!ae Pa]6aatii on Sunday last ,wijl reach Auckland fey the Most* oh Thursday. : Tbi9 cargo" will come" forward by tha Zeulahdia on Sunday next. » . ''/■'■ Z.:.' \. r THE VENTUSA. . '. The mail steamer Ventura, Captain H. M. Hay ward, arrived from Bah I'rancisco and Island sorts at 5.48 p.m.- yesterday, after a good voytiiga.of 17 days 1 hour, the actual steaming \',utte being 16 days 1 hour 38 minutes. Mr. P. B. Crcrarly.' the purser, reports:— Ventura left San Francisco at 4.43 p.m. on August 18, and made the run to Honolulu in 5 r days 16 hoars 25 minutes. Resumed the voyage and called at Page Pago, and made Auckland as above. Fine weather prevailed throughout the passage. The Ventura proceeds on to Sydney at 10 a.m. to-day, and takes the following passengers from Auckland; Mr. «nd Mr-. J. It.'Hooper, Mesdaines Hotter, Hicks, Miss Eva Blacklock, Messrs. J. P. uphwocil, ■-.&. Freshman, Matter 0. Blacklock, acid five steerage, 'THE HELEN. The well-known Hobart barque Helen, Captain McArthur, arrived from LytteltoH yesterday afternoon, with a cargo of grain and produce- The barque sailed from Lyttelton 23 days ago, and met with very rough weather on the passage, being caught in a hard gale when off Portland Island, which lasted for over » week, daring which time she was driven nearjy 800 miles off the coast. The vessel cam* through the bwi weather without any damage, • -.'• ."- ■■;:■ ;' ■ THE APAKIMA "■ ■Tilt Union Company's steamer Aparima, Captain Colin McDonald, arrived from Calcutta and Singapore early yesterday morning, and aftor, the usual inspection was berthed at the Queen-street Wharf, where the work of discharging her cargo of general merchandise was proceeded with. The Aparima left Calcutta on August 4, and called at Singapore, leaving that port on the 13th. Passed Thursday Island on August 25. and arrived as above. Generally fine weather prevailed during the voyage, on August 22. one of the shafts, which had been carved, gave way, but the (ragiue-room staff promptly effected repairs, and the ftefjaa«r made excellent time. The Aparima, on discharge, procesds to Welling, ton and Southern ports.