PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12663, 17 September 1904, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. larawera, s.s.. 2003. John Rolls, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mrsdames Fhrimpton and child. Meredith. McJvielar, Laird. Taylor Cochrane, Miss Beaver. Captain Wing. Father Furlong. Messrs. Tyson. Meredith. McKielar, Tnman. Laird. Ardley, MacFarlane, Livesey. Olareburt. McVicar. Hensen. Grubb, Col. Cummings, Messrs. Murphv, Mulligan, Omiond, Ta.yloi. Madigan, and 16 steerage.—Union S.S. Co.. agents Waiotahi, s.s.. 278. C. Hopkins, from Opotiki, Ohiwa, and Tatrranga. Passengers: Mrs. Turner. Messrs. Rex. Shepherd, Baxter, Warren. 5 aimer and 3 children, McCarthy. Constable .Northern S.S. Co., agents. Kanieri, s.s., 203, T. Scott, from Whangarei Town Wharf. Passengers- Messrs. Cleave, Watson, Ooghlan, J. Power. Bourroughs (2), and Constable McDonald.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Paeroa, s.s-, 92, T. De Wolfe, from Port Charles and Whangapoua. Passenger: Mrs. Northern S.S. Co.. agents. Chelmsford, s.s., 70. 11. Richards, from Waibarara, Awanui. and Hohoura. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Ashendon, Mrs. Evans. Misses Ashen don, Little, Messrs. Flavell, Buckridge, Shannon, Little, Jackson, McLean, Master Johnson.— S.S. Co., agents.. Waiapa. auxiliary schooner, 48. A. Martin, from Gisborne and coast ports. —- Master, agent. » DEPARTURES Rosamond, s.s., 721, N. P. Collins, for Greymouth. Ngapuhi, S.S., 640, E. Stephenson, for Whangarei. Terranora, p.s., 350, E. McLeod, for Kuaotnnn. Kennedy's Bay. and Mercury Bay. Waitangi. 8.8., 197, P. A. Stein, for Tauranga. Mangapapa, s.s., 147. 0. Faulkner, for Ohiwa and Whakatane. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON: Indraghiri, s.s., via Australia, due October 9. Waiwera. e.s., via Hobart, due September 25. Marere, s.s., via Australia, sailed August 21. Niwaru, s.s., via Australia, early. Wakanui, s.s., direct, sailed. Maori, s s., to sail Liverpool: ~ ~ Mirniro. s.s., sailed August 2, at Adelaide September 13. Oswestry Grange, s.s., via Australia, tailed. Ayrshire, s.s., early. Blasgow : Mimii-o. s.s.. due October 9. Aotea, 5.8., sailed September 13. BAN FRANCISCO: Si«rra, E.M.s., September 26. JS'KW YORK: ~ ~ , Indian Monarch, b.s., via Australia, sailed July 29. . Kippihgbam Grange, 8.9., direct, to sail September 15. Marie, German ship, via Wellington, sailed. Hurgermesiter Hachmann, 8.8., via Australia, sailed August 4. Queen Helena, a.s.. via Australia, sailed September 4. Star of Australia, s.s.. via Australia, to tail September 15. Buteshire, s.s., via, Australia, to sail about Octobnr 25. Pharsalia, s.s., via th-3 South, loading. Andora, barque, via Wellington, nailed June 14 - Bouganville. bacaue, early. _ f ETIiADB_]?HIA: Marie, barque, sailed June 9. SYDNEY: Moana, s.s., to-morrow. _TJI: Moura, 8.3., Tuesday. SAMOA: Hauroto, sjb., October 13. Tonga: Hauroto, 8.5., October 13. TAHITI: Tavium, s.s., September 30. 3BAEOTOV?GA : Taviuni, s.s., September 30. JGREYMODTH: Zior schooner, early. NEWCASTLE: Dilpussund, barque, sailed. Gain MacLeod, barque, early. Margarita, barque, early. Quathlamba, barque, early. MELBOURNE: . Jossia Craig, barque, early.

projected DEPARTURES. London: Indradevi. s.s.. early. "UNITED KINGDOM Barford, barque, loading. SAN FRANCISCO: Ventura, E.M.s., September 23. NEW YORK: Peru, barque, to load. SYDNEY: Mararoa, 8.5., Monday. Auchenblae, b.s.. Wednesday. SAMOA: - —. . , Manapouri, s.s., Wednesday. TONGA-. Manapouri, s.s., Wednesday. Fiji* Manapouri. 8.3., Wednesday. Navua, s.s., October 6. EAEOTONftA: Taviuni, s.s., October 4. TAHITI:. Tayiuni, 8.8., October 4. , TJNIOH S.S. co.'s MOVEMENTS. To-day. Tsrawera leaves foi East Coast and Southern ports at 12 noon. _ . Sunday: Rotoit? arrives at Onehunga from Wellington. Nelson, and New Plyf. **;** r*roa arrives from East Coast and Southern ports; Moana arrives from Sydney. Monday: Waipori leaves for Westport at 4 p.m.; Mararoa leaves for Sydney at .30 p.m. Tuesday: Moura arrives from Fiji, ana leaves again for Wellington direct soon after arrival; Eotoiti leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth. Wellington and Nelson at 3 p.m.; Moana leaves for East Coast and Southern sorts, at ?■ p.m. . , , rr«n»a Wednesday: Manapouri leaves for .Conga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney, at 5 p.m. Thursday: Takapana arrives at Onehunga from Lyttelton. Wellington, and New Plymouth, and leaves again for the same porta at 3 p.m.: Talune arrivea from East Coast and Southern ports; Wanaka leaves for Blue, Oamaru. and Timaru (meantime) Saturday: Talune leaves for East Coast, end Southern port*. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. <To-daj : Paeroa leaves for Waiheke at 9.30 *i.m., returning about 4.30 p.m.;, Terranora tirrives from Kuaotunu. Kennedy .Bay, and Mercury Bay, about 6 p.m.; Ngapuni arrives from Whangarei; Wellington arrives from Eussell about 6 a.m. . „_„„, Sunday: Waitangi arrives from Tauranga about 6 a.m.: Earawa leaves Onelrunga lor New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (train, 2.30 p.iii.). Monday: Wellington leaves for Opxta, \Vha : Tigaroa, and Russell, at 0 p.m.; Waitangi leaves for Tauranga at / p.m.; Mnritai leaves for Mercury Bay. Tairua. and Whangamata. at 8 p.m.; Ngapulii leaves for Whangarei at in 30 m.; Kia Ora leaves Onehunga tor Raglan, Kawhia. and Waitara. at 3 p.m.; Chelmsford leaves for Hohonra, Awanui, and Wainarara, at 2 p.m.; Muritai leaves for Holtour?., Parens*, and Hokianga, at 12 noon. 'r'aesday: Earawa arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about :3.3C a.m.; Kameri leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Nrapuhi arrives from Whansarei and Mareden Point; Waiotahi leaves for Tauranga and Opotiki, at 1 p.m. Thame, Service: Steamers leave for 1 names end Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers

VESSELS IN HAKBO'OK. Vsvclifl, 11.M.5., in Calliope Dock. Clio, 11.M.i., in stream. Manapouri, e.s., at Queen-street Wharf. 'i'arawera, s.s., at Queen-street wharf. Auchenblae, s.s., at .Sugai Works. ' Navua, s.s., at. Queen-street Wharf. ! Waipori. 8.8., in dock. j Astracann, ship, at Kailway Wharf. _ Zelateur, barque, at "Railway Wharf. ; Barford, barque, at, lvailvvay Wharf. Peru, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. Empreza. barque, at Queen-street Wharf. Amsterdam, barque, at Hobson-street Wharf. Neptune, barquentme. at Railway Wharf. Handa Isle, barqwentine, in stream. Carin, briganthie, in stream. IMPORTS. Per Tarawera, from the South: 547 sacks oats. 75 sacks flour. 260 bags flour, 1119 sacks chaff, 206 Backs bran, 1250 sacks potatoes, 100 sacks seed. 55 sacks bones, 33 barrels beer, 160 hoses butter, 191 bales hay, 70 cases meats. 60 cases cyanide, and a large quantity of general cargo. Tho Union Company's steamer Rosamond left last night for Greyruouth. Last night the Northern Company's steamer Nsrapuhi left for Whangarei. The Northern Company's steamer Terranora left, last night for way ports and Mercury Say. Last evening the Northern Company's Steamer Waitangi left for Tauranga. The Northern Company's steamer Mangapapa left for Ohiwa and Whakatane yesterday tanrnvMi- ' ~T . Th« Union Company's steamer Waipori will be Coated out of the Auckland Dock this ujornitiT, after cleaning- and painting, and leaves for Weatport on Monday next. Yesterday morning tha steamer Aucbenblae went up to Chelsea to discharge her cargo of law sugar from Fiji. Tho Dutch barque Amsterdam sails lor byut« to load grain for Europe. The Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi arrived from Bay of Plenty ports yesterday, with several passengers and a cargo of maize, fcU'. Yesterday the auxiliary schooner aiaptt arrived from Gisbonie and coast ports with a cargo of maize, etc. On discharge the vessel loads up with general cargo for coast ports. The steamer Herald was unable to discharge her cargo on tin- coast on Thursday, and made tl» port of Gishorue at 4 p.m. yesterday «it*r»*on.

IHE WANAKA. : ' The Union Company's steamer Wanaka, with a part cargo of grain and produce from the South, left Gisborno for Auckland at § a.m. yesterday, and should arrive early this afternoon. RUN BACK The barque Kathleen Hilda, timber laden from the Themes to Melbourne, ran back into Eangitoto Channel on Thursday night, owing to the wind being unfavourable. The barquentine llajKla Isle, bound from the Thames to Sydney, with a cargo of timber, ran into Auckland yesterday morning, owing to the wind being unfavourable. THE MARAROA. The Union Company's steamer Mararoa left Napier for the North yesterday. She calls at Gisborne to-day, and ib due at this port to-morrow morning. The steamer proceeds on to Sydney at 5.30 p.m. on Monday. THE MOANA. The Union Company's steamer Moana, which left Sydney at 2.30 p.m. on Wednesday, is expected to reach Auckland to-morrow morning. After the usual medical and Customs inspection the- steamer will berth at the wharf. THE MOURA. The Union. Company's steamer Moura left Suva for Auckland yesterday, and is duo on Tuesday next. On discharge the steamer proceeds to Wellington. THE UNITED STATES AND AUSTRALASIAN LINE. The s.s. Burarcrmciste. Hachmann is due at Melbourne from New York, and on discharge proceeds on to Sydney, and then comes on to Auckland. , . „ „ _ , , The s.s. Queen Helena left New York for Australia and New Zealand, on September ,4, ami maketi Auckland the first port of call in this colony. , ~ . „ The s.a. Pharsalia is now loading at .New York for New Zealand, and is to sail about October 1, making Dtuiedin her first port of call in this colony. THE TARAWERA. The Union Company's steamer Tarawera Captain John Rolls, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 8 a.m. yesterday, berthing at the Queen-street Wharf. Mr. a.. L. Ferguson, the purser, reports that the steamer left Dunedin on Saturday last, and ca'led at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Giaborne. Left the latter port at 8 a.m.. and passed the East Cape at, 2.30 p.m. on Thursday, reaching port as above, line wittier and moderate seas prevailed throughout tne passage. The Tarawera leaves for East Coast and Southern ports at noon to-day. THE ASTRAOANA. . The contractor, Mr. W. H. Brown, is Pushing on very rapidly with the repairs to the ship Astracana. which recently put into Auckland in distress. Already the. front of the poop has been finished, and the inside fittings, staterooms, and alleyways are well advanced. The whole of the iron bulwarks have been straightened up. and the stanchions straightened, and are being put m place. Iho yards are all ready for setting up. and the boats to replace those carried away are we 1 under way. Mr. Brown expects to have all the work completed in about a , fortnight, which will be well in advance of bis contract time. Messrs. .George Prase* and Sons. Limited, are carrying out all the work connected with the repairs of the ship. Captain Griffiths, the master of the vessel, expresses himself as very well pleased with the progress being made, and also with the manner in which the contract is being carried out. THE BADEN POWELL. . The steamer Baden Powell purchased in Sydney recently for Messrs. Levin and Co. s Lvtteltcrj-Banks' Peninsula trade, arrived at Wellington from Svdncr on Wednesday last The vessel came over in charge of Captain Martin and made a fairly good ran across. She left the New South Wales port en September 7, and ran into heavy weather at the outset of the voyage, which delayed her somewhat However, the steamer proved herself a canital sea boat. Mr. Signel. chief engineer of ♦he Himitangi. came across in charge of the engines. The vessel brought a cargo of about Bof hardwood for Wellington. The Baden Powell is schooner rigged, and was Unit in 1902. Her; principal dimensions are -Length. 115 ft; beam. 25ft; depth, 7.6 a. dnSusht. 6.9 ft. The tonnage is 194 gross and 93 net. The engines are of the compound surface condensing trne. and were manufactured bHtaSßw and McLaughlan of England and thev can drive the vessel at a speed of eight knots. The new steamer has two cargo bitches and passenger accommodation for 20 people. .