SHIPPING

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12662, 16 September 1904, Page 4

SHIPPING

- High Water (it AticklariA— d.m.; ll.tt pin. „ . ,} j Manufcau—l.l9 a.m.; MS p.m. San—Slies, 6.52 a.m.; sets, ,5.'41, p.m.. Moon—; quarter, to-morrow, 2.43 a.m. . WEATHER REPORT. .. • The following Is CapUiia Edwin's weather report from New Zealand station* at & p.m. JejJ«Mahnkau Head*: Wind, ;'" e'ant-ftbrth-east, breeie; barometer, 29.93; thermometer, OS; , wither, olondv; bar, smooth. New Plymouth:. Wild, calm; barometer, 29.H0i..thctmpi!ieter,' )58;„,weather, fine; sea, smooth. • Caitlepoint: Wind, north-east, light; barometer, 29.96; thermometer, M; weather, fine; Sea, heavy. Wellington'. Wind, Calm; .barometer, 29.87; thermometer, &5 weatiter, fine. Westport: Wind, north-west, light; .barometer, 39.86; ! thermometer, 58j weather, fine; sea-, moderate. ! Kaikoura: Wind, north-enat,. fre^h; barometer, 29.90; thermometer, 52; weather, fine; sea; moderate swell. Bluff: Wind, eouth-easfe, , light' bnro» meter, 29.94; thermometer, 51; weather, fine. POET OF AtJCfelMt). ARRIVALS. , v,.- 1 Auchenblaa, 8.3., 3095, Miar, from Fiji.— Union S.S. Co., agents. U1 ~,,,.: ".., Manapouri, s.s., 2060, GSorge Hbllbrd, from Sydney. Fiji, Samba, and Tonga. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Mastertbn and boy. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Messrs. Tetley, Pearce, Gorger, and t.vc steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. v^ Ngapuhi, as., 640, E. Stephenson, itora Whangarei. Passengers: Mi3ses Harrison, Wilson, Hill, McKenzie, Eliot, Mesnames "MeCallum. Davison, Allen, McFadden. Messrs. Noble, Smith, Watts, Roberts, East-gate, Gordon, Harris, Christie. Armstrong, Nelson, Graham. Stephens, Llewellyn-Jones.. Whitehouse. McRae, Gilmore, Harrison. Hawkins, MeLeod, Gibbons. McLean. Atkinson. Gray, Creig, ant} 16 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. . ~ Terrancra, p.s., 350, Edward MeLeod, frbm the Great Barrier. Passengers: Miss Paltridge, Messrs. Howdfen, Kino, and one Steerage. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. -. . Wellington, s.s., 279, W. Farqnhar from Mangonni. Whangaroa, and Bussed. Passengers: Mesdataes Edger, Mnrray-Keighley, Payne, Nttrees Adams. .Jackson. Ret. Beat tie, Judge Edger, Captain ,T. Goomes. Messrs. Masters, Bullock, Bradbury. Kowe, Payne, Mathieson, Lawrence, and two steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. _ ... __ . ; ., ( Kanieri, s.s.. 203. i. Scott, from Whangarei. Passengers: Messrs. Wilson. Howden.—Northern S.S. C 0.,, agents. "

DEPARTURES Protet, French war cruiser, 4055 tons, Commander Adigard, foiL Noumea. - -". v Wellington, s.s., £79, W. Farquhar, fol Enseeli and Opua. . ._, t. Kanieri, s.s., 2C3. T. Scott, Tor Whangarfri. UNION S.S. CO.* MOVEMENTS. . Po-day: Rosamond leaves for Greymonth tit 5 p.m.; Tarawera arrives i rdm East Coast and Southern ports about 8 a.m. . * Saturday: Tarawerft leaves for East Coast and Southeirn ports at 12 noon, NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. : To-day: Ngapuhi leaves for WhaligarS!, Marsden Point, etc., at 8 p.m.; Rarawa arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about 30 am.; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf: Waitangi leaves for Tanranga at 7 p.m.; Terranora leaves for Kuaotunu. Keiiuedy's Bay. and Meretwy Bay, at 8 p.m.; Mangapapa leave < for Ohiwa and Whakatane, at 8 a.m.; Chelmsford arrives from Awanui, Waiharara> and Hohoura; Kia Ora arrives at Onehunga from Waitara, Kawhla, ana Ragh:n. . & "Thames Service: Steamers leave for Ihames and Paeroa dailj-. See adveMiseilients daily papers IMPORT!?. Per Atichenbiae, from Fiji 4138 tons raw Per Manapouri, from the Islands : 3054 cases oranges, 4301 cases 1788 bunches and 928 kits bananas, 528 cases pines, 825 sacks copra, and sundries. The Northern Company's steamer Ngapuhi arrived from Whangarei last night, with a number of passengers and a quantity of general cargo, and leaves for the same place again to-night. :;-■■■:■■;■'■'■- Yesterday morning the Nortnern Company s steamer Wellington arrived from the North with passengers and general cargo, and left in the evening for Ru3seli and Opua. The Northern Company's steamer "lerranora arrived "from the Great- Barrier yesterday afisrnoon, and leaves for way ports and Mercury. Bay at 8 o'clock to-night. > Y«*terdav the Northern Company's steantfer Kanieri left for Whangarei Town Wharf. ;;■ The Northern Company's steamer WSutangl leaves for Tanranga at 7 o'clock this evening. Yesterday the brigantine Carin went to an anchorage in the stream to await a favourable change of wind to sail for Opua to load tha l her or Melbourne ._,.. The Union Company's steamer waipori was floated into the Auckland Dock yesterday fcr general overhaul. . Yesterday the Dttteh barque Amsterdam was floated out of the Auckland Dock after cleaning and painting, and berthed at the HobßonBtreet Wharf. , The Union Company's steamer Rosamond leaves for Greymbutii this evening'. Yesterday the Shaw, Savill. and Albion Company's steamer Rangatira left Ljrttelton for London. «...,,, The steamer Brisbane left Kaipara for Melbourne yesterday with a cargo of timber. Yesterday the barquentihe Silver Cloud sailed from Napier for Sydney with a cargo of timber. , '■' Ths auxiliary schooner Waiapu is t due at this port from Gisborne and coast ports, with S> cargo of make, etc. _ ■.". !'_'., The schooner Gisborne arrived at Gisborne from Mercury Bay on Wednesday with 60,000 feet of timber. On discharge she sails *or Auckland direct. '. . The steamer Herald was at Waipiro yesterday, but owing to a heavy sea had difficulty in working. The Herald is expected at Gisborne this afternoon, and sails for the South in the evening. , ± .' . . _ , Ihe 8.8- Wanaka is expected to arrive at Gisboraa this morning, and sails for Auckland on discharge.

THE PEOTET. j The French warship Protet left for Neamea j yesterday morning. ! THE TARAWERA. The Union Company's steamer Tarawera left Gißborae for Auckland at 8 a.m. yesterday, and should arrive about the same b°ur to-day. ■ THE AUOHENBLAE. '. " The cargo steamer Auchenblae, under charter & the Union S-S. Company, arrived from Fiji last evening with a cargo of raw sugar for the Colonial Sugar Company, The steamer, after loading through the, group, finally left Suva for Auckland, en Saturday last, and met with moderate, variable weather throughout the passage..The Aucbenblae proceeds; up to Chelsea, this morning to discharge, and St timed to leave for Sydney on ■Wednesday next to load coal for Fiji. LATEST CHARTERS. , . Messrs. J. J. Craig. Limited, report having chartered the following vessels:—Barque mlpusßUad. coal, Newcastle to Auckland; barque, Jessie Craig, produce. Melbourne to Auckland, thence timber. Kaipara to Melbourne, ,l>arouedaa MacLeod, coal Newcastle to Auckland, thence timber. Thames to Melbourne; by roue Quathlamba, coal. Newcastle to Aucxbir.fi. thence timber, Kaipara to Sydney; barque Margarita, coal. Newcastle to Auck hind, thence timber. Kaipara to. Sydney; barque Kathleen Hilda, coal, Newcastle to Auckland; schooner Zior, coal. Greymor.tn. to Auckland; s.s. Torganten, coal, Greymoutb to Manukau. _______ THE MANAFOUEI,.. . _. The Union Company's steamer Manapouri, Captain George Hoiford, arrived from Sydney and the Islands at 5 a.m. yesterday, and after the usual medical and Customs^ inspection berthed at the Queen-street Wharf to discharge. Mr. H. C. Neill, tho purser, reports:—The Manapouri left Sydney on tue 24th nit. at 1 a.ni., arriving at Lantoka on the evening of the 31st. Called at Suva on the Ist inst. and.Levuka on the .3rd, arriving at Samoa the following Tuesday morning, leaving for Vavau at 10 a.m. the next day. Coached Vavau on the evening of the Bth, leaving on the 9th, and worked Haapai the same date, reaching Nukualofa the following morning. Left again at .5 p.m. the same date for Auckland, arriving as above. Strang winds, with a heavy southerly swell, were met with until arriving at Lantoka; thence to leaving Nulrualbfa variable winds, With smooth seas. On the run across to Auckland strong southerly winds, with moderate seas, were encountered to the evening of the 6th; thence to arrival variable winds, with moderate seas. The Manapouri brings a large consignment of fruit, also a quantity of copra. The Manapouri leaves for the Islands and Sydney on Wednesday evening next.

THE LOONGANA AT PORT SAID. The Union Steamship Company (says the Otago Daily Times) received cable advice on Saturday morning that the new turbine steamer Loongana, which left Glasgow on August 31. arrived at Port Said on the 9th inst., and was to resume her voyatjo to Melbourne the same evening after coaling. The Loongana has been built to run a fast mail and passenger fiervice between Melbourne and Launceston, and, being the first turbine steamer to appear in colonial waters, her arrival is beinff looked forward to with great interest by shipping people. Her performance on the voyage has so far exceeded expectations, and her arrival at the various ports of call en route will bo watched with interest. After leaving Port Said she will call at Aden, and after that at Colombo. She is due at Melbourne early in October, and We understand Mr. Mills, managing director of the company, leaves this week for Australia to be present on her Arrival.

POST OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Takaptuia, s.s., Lambert, from Wellington and Now Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Brown, McPherson. Waite. Goldsworthy, Foster, Probert, Mcsdames Lnnford and child. Carter, Bislop. Airdley and child, Newdick, G>bbons, Piper, Smith, Beals. Launazo, Messrs. Johnston, Beck. Luxford (2). Morpeth, Wish- - are, James. Daley, Menzies, Allev, Somerfleld, 'fit. Clair. Robinson, Hislop. Beals, Crawford, Halle v. Gilmonr (2), Hill, Black, Smith, Campbell. Oswald. Piper (2). Andrews. White, Scarlo, Smith. Richmond, Toddart. Lyons. Grailis, Law, Lanur.ise. Cantain Stevens, and 18 steerage.— Union 5.3. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. ' Takatrana, 8.8., Lambert, for Now Plymouth o nod Wellington. Passengers: Misses Home, Baiber. Gormlev, Irwin, Mesdames Manning, Hoiler-Eouir. J. 0. Watson, McDonald,'

Luckie, Irwin. Barber* 2 children and infant, Hawkins anil 2 children, La Roche, Rntledge, Messrs. F. P. Corkhill, H. Jacobs. Carr, ,Williamson (2t, "Woollaths'.- Knight. Hardy, QUane, Heller-Kober.- Laing, Sheedv...Palmer, Ponnthey. McDonald, A- S. Walker, Grundy; Midlane., S. Mabre-jbhes; Hunt, H. Fermon.. Langtt>uJ:;\,X. H,. McAlpine.- F. -Owen, W. Delaney, Masters Holmes (2), Dr." Manning, Dr. MaeGTillor. and 20 steern&e. . .The si, Takflpuna arrived from Wellington aiid XW, Plymouth ,at 8.50 a.m. yesterday, arid departed for the same pons at 3.30 p.m. The Northern. Steamship Company's .steamers Rarawa, Glehele. and Km Cra are due to arrive this morning.