SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12698, 29 October 1904, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water, at Auckland—o.3B a.m.; 0.54 p.m. Hith Water '• mlk4n _.3s a.m.; n.53 pan. Bira~Bis«s, 4.51 a.jn.; sets. 6.19 p.m. Mooa-I<»sfc quarter, Tuesday, 10.43 a.m. • ' WEATHER BCTCBT. I'm' following is Captain Edwin's weather report from -N-eur Zealand stations' at 6 p.m. yesterday :_■ Manuka"* Heads: Wind, north-east to northwest, i'l'ht; barometer, 39.58; thermometer, CB: weather, showery- l-r. ' smoo-h. Kevr Plymouth: Wind, rain- barometer, 3y.4!>; thermometer, 65; weather, rain Ma, ' smooth. Cssttopcint: Wind, cast-south-east:,' •■' fresh; barometer, ■25.50;- thermoMeter, b'7; wwtJMr, ffloomv; sea, heavy. .'Wellington: Wind, south,, breeze; "barometer, 20.55; thermometer, 62; leather, overcast. Kaiko'.ira: Wind, north-east, li s hi; barometer. «r>.65; thermometer, 61; weather, Wmidv; sea, light swell. Bluff: Wind, southeast, "light; barometer, 29.68; thermometer. 51; ■weather, flue. POET OF AUCKLAND. ABRIVAL. " Wakanui, a.c, 582-I,W Worster, from London. Pisfcager: Mr. r>nd Mrs. Pearson and two children, Mr. Ltradon.'—Sfeur Zealand Shipping Compan}, agents. Kanieri, s.s.. 203, T. Scott, from Whangarei. Passengers: Messrs. Eaans (2)Northern S.S. Co., agent*. DEPARTURES. " Xgapuhi, *.s., 640, E. Stephem»on, tor Wlwngarei. ; Terranora, p. 8., 3M), B. McLeod, for Kuaotmw, Kennedy's Bay, and Mercury Bay. Waitangi, u.s., IS7, P. A. Stein., for Tauranga. Mangnpapa, s.s., 1.47, C. Faulkner, lor Whangapoua and Tort Charles. Awanui, nchoonur, SI, John Nicolas, for Giiborne. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Tarawera leaves for East Coast and Southern ports at noon; Walpori arrives from westport. „- , Sunday: Botoitl arrives at Onehnuga from Wellington, Kelson, and New Plymouth. Monday: Mofcoia arrives from Southern and East Coast port* earlv; Manuka arrives from Sydney early; Mokoia leaves for Sydney; Botoitl leaves Onehunsa for New , Plymouth and ■ Wellington. Tuesday: Wanaka arrives from Fiji; Taviunl leaves (for Barotoupa and Tahiti. , Wednesday:. Takapuna iwrirea at Onehungs from Wellington, Kelson, and New Plymouth, Mid leaves Again for iho samp ports at 3 p.m.; Waipori leaves for Westport. > - ,' - , Thursday:. Talncc arrives from-East Coast and "Southern ports. Friday: Botoitl arrives afe Onehttuga from Wellington and New Plymouth, and -leaves again for tie soma ports at 3 p.m.; Kaivea leaves for the tKlttff, o*mi»rn, and Timara (meantime). , Saturday i: • Talttno leave* for East- Coast and pimthera porta.

...OBIITEESr S.S. co.'S movements. •7_-dav: Wellington arrives from Russell and jVjraa about 6 a.m.; Kgapuhi arrives from Whaj.garet about 6 p.m.; Terranora Arrives from Mercury Say, Kennedy's Bay, and Kuaotniiu about 7 p.m.: Mangajsapa arrives from Wliaagapoaa and Port' Claries about 8 p.m. Soaaay: Woiiasgi, arrives from Tauranga about (> a \a ■ B&rawi Heaves Oucliuiiga for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (trai. . 2.30 p.m.); Waiotshi arrivei from !laaraiiga and ■ Op?ttkl; Eanieri leaves tor Wh*nga«l ffowa Wharf at noon. . , Thames service: G-«ameru leave for Thames and t?aere» teily. Sea tt&vcrtisucent daily papers.

-; IMPORT",., Per WakattuS, from X*n«ta:' J"? crates, 200 ca«ka temeat, 860:: boxes candles,. 347 oases galvanised iron, 330 colls plain -wire, 113 casks mid 521 cases Spirits, IG casus, glass, 634 rails. 023 plates spelter, US bundles and 10 'ilieets iron, 75 pipes, 500 bandies hoop-iron, 250 boxes milk, KBO bags manure, 20 drams naphtha, 2600 sash-weights. "5 cases .whiting, "" 11 tanks, 136 bandies steel, 85 pianos, 316 firums and 128 casks oil, 1964 kegs paint, and sundries.

H.M.S. Clio left eisborne for Auckland yesterday, .and should arrive to-morrow morning. : The Sovemmanl; steamer Hinemoa leaves lor the : Northern lighthouses to-d«iy. Last tight; the Northern, Company's steamer Ngajmhi left for Whangarei. The Union Company's steamer Tarawera leaves for Bast Coast and Southern ports at noon to-day. last night the Northern Company's steam?r Terranora: left for way.ports and Mercury Bay. The Shaw, Sarill, and Albion Company's steamer Aetea leaves for Wellington to-day with original cargo irora Great Britain. : last evening the , Northern Company's steamer Waiting! left for Tauranga and returns to-morrow iaorning. :' ■_•" ; . ■•': The Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford arrives from the.North, to-day. with, a cargo of kauri gum, etc. .■■>:■ "■■-■■". ■■"' The Northern Company's steamer Coromandel is 5n the Auckland Dock for general overhaul.Yesterday the brigsntine Botuma sailed from thft "Kaipara for Melbourne with a cargo of timber. The barque Northern' Chief berthed at the -jrharf, : at Chelsea yesterday and commenced cischsrgiaj her cargo of coal from Newcastle. :. last *night the Northern Company's steamer Mangapaipa left- for Whaugapoua and Port Charles. The Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi is due from : the "Bay .of ' Plenty ports to-morrow. .. - Tenter day the '. schooner Awanui sailed for GisIbsrae. " "■.; :.:. '

The: Union i Company's steamer Waipori la due from Westpori to-night with a cargo of coal. On : Tuesday next the "Onion Company's steamer. Wanaka,; is due from Fiji with a cargo oil-raw sng-ar,. " '~" ... 'The Northern, Company's steamer Kioiiari leaves for "Whangarei si; noo:a' : to-morrow. / THE BOTOKINO. The, Union Company's steamer Eotokino is due to-day, from th«: Society and Cook Islands, : : ' THE OSTFEBTBY GRANGE. ■ The steamer; Oswestry Grange, of the New Zealand and African line, is due from Britain and Australia to-morrow, and on discharge of cargo proceeds South. "The.steamer takes in cargo at . Auckland for South Africa and west coast of England ports. Mr. Arthur H. Station is the looal agent for the steamer.- ' THE'MOKOIA. The Union Company's steamer Mokoia is expected to r arrive , from " Southern and East Coast ports early on Monday roxirning, and proceeds on to Sydney in the evening. ; . •*. ■ THE MA2JUEA. .The Union. Company's steamer Manuka.is <fue from Sydney: early on Monday morning next, and proceeds "to- East , Coast and Southern ■ ports on Tuesday . afternoon. THE WAKANUI.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Wakanui arrived from London at 8.20 a.m. yesterday, and after the usual inspection berthed at the Queen-street Wharf, where the work of discharging cargo-was proceeded with. Captain W. Worster is still in command, and the deck officers arc as follow:— Mr. H. Whitehead, E.K.E.; second, Mr. P. Perkins, E.iT.E.; third, Mr. C. Church, ■8.N.8.; fourth, Mr. P. Guistead. Mr. J. Chrystie is in charge of the engine department, and has with, him Messrs. W. Bruce, D. Gray, F. Wood, and Candy, Messrs. Hayes and Wooton being the refrigerating engineers. Leaving London on September 3, the steamer met with generally fine •weather to tho Cape of Good Hope, where she,, signalled on September 29, Crossing the Southern") Ocean th« steamer ran into extremely bad weather, a: heavy .gale and very high sea prevailing from October 12 to October ii, when it moderated, and fine weather prevailed to passing Tasmania on the 27th. :'., Crossing the Tasman Sea - southerly gales prevailed, lasting- until Cape Maria Van Piemen was passed si 2.3 ft p.m. on Thursday, the harbour bains' made as abivve. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. '' ARRIVALS. ; ',U» Ora, U.S., Blscklock, from Waitara, Kawliia, ; ■ «nd Raglan.; Passengers: Miss Vircoe, Mesdames Belcher, Moore and child. Messrs. Bulford, F. Hcndrickson, H. : Morton, H. Taylor, 1). Hamilton, _ Langley, Hamilton Northern S.S, Co., agents. Marltai, . «.»., :A. Stephenson, from New Plymouth.—Northern S.S. Co.; '-'-agents; Maori, a.a., from Raglan. Barawa, . s.s., W. P. Iforbury, from Wellington and New 1 Plymouth. ; Passengers : Misses Mathew, Elder, Blackwood, Mesdames Scotland, Hope, Buckle, Blackwood, Dawgou, Russell, Cobb, Messrs. Collett, Walton, Harrowell, Hunter, Downard, Maxwell, Taylor," Parke, Dent, Wright, Veala, Williams, Owen, Fitzgerald, Houghton, Dawson, FerKOison, C. Hansen, D. A. Sutherland, the Hon. Scotland, and 10 steerage Northern S.S. Co., a-gents. DEPASTURES.' - Muritai, ,«.».,. a. Stephenson, for Opuuakc and —Northern S.S. Co., agents. • The s.s. Mui-Usu arrived from New Plymouth at 4 a.m. yesterday at " l departed for Opvmake and wangasei sit 3 m . l «Irw]i»L B *t T l " a ilrrtffe 'l trow Baglan. KawMa. for WW™, - , iMl '- '"'-"day. She is loading; loi wanganm and way portg B K»w^>lVulo^w%^ riVC ' 1 Unm and r.ew iiymouta at B.SO a.m. yesterday. BY TELEGRAPH. CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEH «stt to V *" (31ene!s VKH * *' KAIPARA HEADS. October ?B._Arrived Eunice, schooner, - from Duaeilin; Warrior, scow, from Onehimira. BaiwEotnma, hrigantm<\ for Melbourne. " , : '. BOSSELL October 23.—Arrived: Wellington, s.s., from' Auckland. Sailed Wellington, s.s., for Auckland. GISCOBNK. " October 28,—-Sailed' Clio, H.Ms., lor Auckland. ■ NEW PLYMOUTH. ; October. 88.— Arrived' Takapuna, s.s., from' One, fcnnga. bailed. Talcapimu, s.s., lor Wellington. : : ; .. EAST CAPE. - . ; Octobsr'2B.—-H.M.s. Clio passed north lit 6 p.m. ■ to-day., : . ■ .- -.- '■■'•■'■ ■ ' ' : N.VPIEK. October - i'S.—Arrived... -: Kongsbyrd, burfluentiue, from'this Clarence River. - • WELLINGTON October ' 28.— Arrived: Wokoiti, s.s., from the South; Zealandia, - ».».,''• from the North. Sailed : .' P.imutaka, s.s.,' for Lo.'idon, Zealandia, s.s., for the South; Mokoia, s.s., for Napiei, ttisbornc, Auck- :■. land, and o;rd«ey. Passengers for Auckland :• Miss Bennett, Mesdames Bennett, Goodman' mid : ' child, Caulton, Captain Caultons, Messrs..- Salenger, White, Croinbie, 'Joiikes,. Abercrornbic. For Sydney: Misses SiookwoH,- Witeugton. ... . , THE IRIS. .-,; BniESisa, October, 28.—Sailed: Iris, ' cable . ~ »tsamev,. for New Zealand. " ■■''.