SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12759, 9 January 1905, Page 4

SHIPPING.

.*.,;, High Water at Auckland—M-l 3.in.; 8-58 p.m. 1.-.- ,• .. „ llflw.kaH-il.3tt a.iii.; 11.17 p.m. si. Eun_Jli«. C 8, 4AI a.m.; set*, 7.12 p.m. Moon—First quarter, Ht.'i, 7.41 a.m. !*!',► ~.:,■.'..., ■ ■ ■ |K * PORT OF AUCKLAND. * ** ARRIVALS. ■> JANUARY 7. '■■ Ngapuhi. s.s., 649, E. Stephenson, from wha!:V Jisarei. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs McDUyre, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsall and child, Mr. and Mrs. '■'. Grindrod and two children. Misses iaylor. , Millington. Robertson, Foote. Mitchell. Cowan. "' Stewart, Mesdames Steven-. "Taylor and emit!, Skinner. Deo and boy. McLcod, 11. Foote. l>att .'.'• and child, Messrs. Howard, Brien, Ross, this- : -holm. Gladding, Foote. Irving, Jjewar, McRae (2), Cook. O'Brien. Find lay, Miller, Tay- :.' lor, Doon, Stevens. Fitzpatrick. Slator. Jlur- ' phv. Crane. Foote. McGregor, Hot ham, and L> steerage.—Northern ,>..-. Co.. agents. Tevranora. p.".. 550, E. McLeod, from Kuaotnnn. Mercury Roy. Tairua, and Whanga--5J mata. Passengers: Mesdames Xeanc and two children. Wilson. Henderson, Hanlnian, Peebles. Tuckwell. Patterson, Peary. -Misses. Badgrove (2), Craike, Keenan, White, icierson. Messrs. F. Eyre. Creed. Edmonds, Greenland, D. Jtardman. Hughes, Wnittaker, LaPrelle. McGuirk, Campbell. Peebles. Mclennan. Master Parkinson, and one steerage.— ■ Northern S.S. Co.. agents. i'' Clansman, s.s.. 500. W larquhar,, from Ma- ■', nsonui. Whangaroa. and Russell. Passen- ■■"'-:'. gers: Mr and Mrs. Sadgrove. Mesdames ;-impi sen. Maple?, Mitchelson and party <&>. E. J. ! Clendon, Choat, reeves. Cleaver, Lane. Misses - Peers. Clendon, Weisford, .Stewart-. Lemon. S Aldred, 1- Ripley. Messrs. W. Livingstone. if' Caddy (2). Maples. J. Switzer. Jams. Howie, |#- E. Ford, Elstol. ,T. Stephens. Cray, Carr, An- ; lich=on, W. A. Gilfillan. A. Clarke, Maner H. ffiv Eraser. Hutching?, A. Cleaner. Captain thinV'- ; iter. Masters Menzie*. Bartle, Aldrea. ami jive steerage.— S.S. Co.. agents. '*'■"•■ Wuitansi, as. 197. I'. A. Stein, irom ilr- ■ ' ltoura and Parengavenga. Passengers: Mr. '":'" ami Mr.?. Greensmith and family. Mesdames ; Thomas and child. Wells. Flavell. Misses May. Harvey. Messrs. Glumusinu. Bun Kail u>, Leese." Murray, and four steerage.— S.S. Co. agents. , , TT Chelmsford, s.s., 70. IT. Richards, from IIo- : honrn. Awanni. and Waiharara.— ■-.'■. S.S. Co.. agents. 7 JANUARY S. , , , Apariraa, s.s.. 5704, Colin McDonald, from Calcutta, Singapore, and Samarang. Passengers—Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. C. uoidsworth, : Mr.'and Mrs. W. sett-Cole, nurse..and two :>' children. Mrs. Gilmer, Mr*. Paltndgo and '•■"'■"" child. • Second saloon: Messrs. Ewmg, Syath, land. Wade, and 1-5 natives in tho steerage.— "i, Cnioa S.S. Co., agents. Manuka, s.s.. 1505. Edwin Phillips, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdames Tonks and son. McDonald and two ■ ! children, Lawrence. Jennings. Gillies, S\ri?Jit, M Smith. Buxton. Dank- and live children. ol- }.■ -■ 3ogbraai. Ha-rgrave. Logan. Lynam. Alford and child. Rilton and iulant. Lewis and child. ?,';. Co.leboviTi!le and infant. Rosie. T. bmitli. Pat- ;.:- terson and infant. Barnard. Piekfo-i-d. Thomp- :;* son, Peters, Wat kins, Misses McLeod. Km?, - Sisters Calavare and Ilortense. Oakdens (.2), ? Hill, Givenson. Stewart, Raphael. Garrett, ;-' 'fario' Gillie-. "Warier. "Kenny. Atkinson. ,-' Newman. Montague, Wcllogbran. Mc.Ewan (2), Wilson, Smith/ Dor.irla-. Short. Barnard, -. Thonia--, l'ickl"o:\!. Messrs. Harding'. .skinner, s.■■"'■ Houchton, Wood, Cook. liisrsrinbottom. Neales, Lawrence, .Iridic .Deemster. Atkinson, Jack- ■'•■'.'■ son. Archer. Milk-r, Grundry, Gillies, .leuh, ' nines. WolloKhran. Wat-kins-. Macpherson. 1 ' .Middieton. Smith. Willis, Coates. Lovett. ,"' Morris Shretkcu. Dnulop. Downie. Banks. ? K Turnbull. Banna, Montague. Lawrence. Owen-, Bell, lloyan. William-:. Fnedhope, Lynam.Hasxard. JloAJist-er, Bettth. Hurley, • Shaw. Innis. Ixw-i-. Brosnchau. Nolan. At- ;; kinson. DeLatour. Cooper. Proudfoot, Colebourne. Burrows. Braybrook, Rosie, Adair. ;!" Trotter (2*. Smith. Wilson. Holloway. "Willian.3. Di Levis, ami £7 steerage.—Union S.S. :■ . Co.. agents. , _ , i Mokoic. s=., ">:£. R. E. Smith, from Syd- i ney Pa«eu"prs: Mii-silames Anderson, Birks, Bavin, ilrincilev. J-Uadloy.. Fink, Evershed, Paul, Russell. Glasscm. Galbraith, Hamilton, ■:■■•■ Gray and .son. ILaiulion. Moore, MitUms, Poole, Peltyfer. ntir.*. and two children. Roundv. Squire-. Wrisrisy, Misses Burns. Bart- •; ■ lev. Bavin, Chilton. Lavage. Feilding. Fulton. i:u«.':!!-G;a 4 tit. Ileinmins. Logan, Mhams, McGhie. Read. Short. Thorburn. Messrs. Anderson. J. Allison. W. Buyles. Browne. Rev. C. Bavin. Messrs. T. Brown. A. Brindley, J. Calder. Wiilcox. L. Dawson, H. Elsood. West, "W. ,'f. Eilbeek. Fink. Faul. L. Foster, G. Green. TV. Howell, C. Galbraith. B. Hill, Hamilton, J. C- Hanson. K. C. Hevne. G. Hudson. H. Hudson. C. P. Hall. W. H. Howe, W. Hughes, '.'■ J. P. Johnston, (i. R. King. J. Logan. H. ' ' Lewis, P. McKeov.ii. M««re. E. Mitchell. J. B. '"- MtJttrum, P. McDonnell. Masaey, W. Nichols. Poole. F. Price. Peltvfcr. Paterson, Roundy, White. J. H. Stewart. G. Squires. W. Stanley, - E. Silva. G. L. Thomson. C. Thorburn. Weston, Wilson. R. Wintle. Wrigley. Gilbert-, Bradley, Masters Fink. Miriams. Dr. Clay. ; Professor Carsiaw, Rev. Bvershed, and 120 "■-: f,teeraae.—Union S.S. Co.. agents. Wellington, a.s.. 275. T. Hr.tiXtain. from Tanranga. Passengers: Mesdames Mavis. Hughes, ! Allely. Misses Baber. Fleming, Smith. Earl, Hughes. Blundell, Messrs. V.'. H. Oropp. Lndwig. C. Walker, P.. King. Clark. vVahawihape. Phillips, Tovey (2), Masters liaber, Clark, and four steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. ~,- Waiotahi, a.*.. £7:. (.'.Hopkins, from Opo--1;\ tiki and Tauranga. Pa'sensers: 3trß. Tabb, /. Miss Haua. Sisters of G;e Mission (c). Messrs. .'' Hodgson, McAnnltev. Bennett, James. Mar- , setts. Daw. Lvsil-ht. Graham (2). Currie, hi, McPherson, Ball's, McKcnzie, Watts.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Patn-oa. s.s.. 92. 7. Be Wolfe, from Whangapoua. Port Cleric:. an:l Kennedy's Bay.— -". -S-erJi?-?.'J S.S. Co., agents.' " ,,; ""' DFPAPTU p..'■:.-'. fe;''7 ■;.' : : JANUABY 7. •'« " Tirawera. s.s., 2-Xo. John Roils, for Ensfc Coast and rJ--.ithem ports. Passengers—For - .'' Dishorns: Misses Davis, Oldham, B. Davis, A. f -Mason. BueUland. Ball, Carroll. Peterson, U. McNeil, Mesdamcs hwansoa and child, Humes and child. Ellfsdon, O'Leary. Carroll, ' Harding, King and two children. Barton, C. C. Laurie, Messrs. Base, T. J. Steeie. C. ,' Bourse.'Garrard. A. McGill, Sainstjury. Luck- ' > land. Kin?. J- C. Robinson. Barton, untos. C. G. Laurie, J. S. Kilgour, J. Anderson. A. ' : " Ni-ron, J. Rishworth. W. Mcintosh. Kent, Dingwall. Morrin. W. T. Gordon, F Sid!?. W. Evons. Lush. O'Learv. ClirlspJ2), Thompson, harden. Swanson. Norton, .T. W. binaies, ' Ipckland. John,ton. H. A. Ball, Mercer Da- . ' vis. Rankin, Frith. 11. C. Haselden. G. Fletcher, : 'J. Wakerlv. EllUdon. W. J. Dallen. Hon. J. r, . I'arrou. For Napier: Misses . Robinson. .J a- . <-intbc. Anderson. Warnock. Mesdames \varnock, Taylor and infant, Abbott,. HanburyTrafiy and maid, Brainley. Messrs. McLean, May, Abbott, W. S. Ball. Hall. C. H. Smith. :,' For Wellington: Misses McKenzie Wilson, Mrs. Thompson. Messrs. (inlander. £. Cutts, Piniavson, J. Gillander, Moore. For Lyttelton: Mrs. Cults, Master A. Abbott, lor Dancdin: Mesdames aforitzeu, Hanger. Mr. Momsen, and 2!i steerage for all ports, January 3. . .. Kanieri, s.s., 203, T. Scott, for Whansarei. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: P.otoiti IcaTcs for New Plymouth an:l ] wellif.sU'n at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train); Manuka I "4~:'l leaves for Svlney at 5.30 p.m. Tucsflav; Navua arrives from Fiji. and leaves for Wellington foon after arrival; Mokoia kiive* ; ■ for the South at 4 p.m. _ „. ' -Wedhasdav: lakapana arrives from Wellington, Nelson, and New l'lvmouth. and leaves for New Plymouth, Wellington", and Nelson at ? p.m. (2.10 p.m. train); Manapor.ri leaves for Tonga, Samoa, ,-i" ' Fiji, aDfl Svt'nev at 2 p.m. Thflwdav: Ta'lune arrives from th'.- South. __ . Brtday:"Botoiti arrives from Wellington ana New Plymouth and leaves again for New Plymouth only ;.' at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). '/ Saturday: Talune leaves for the South at 12 noon. : XOEIHEBN S.S. CO.'3 MOVEMENT 3. To-day: Clansman leaves for fiussell,' Whftnsra- ;-'.' roa, and Mangonui at 0 p.m.; Chelmsford leaves t ' '"for Eoiioura, Av.-anni, nr.-l V. a;!iarara at 2 p.m.; Sv- Terranora leaves for Mercury hay and Tairua »t- ---'.'.•.■■■ 8 p.m.; Wellington leaves for Hohoora and.Hok'.a- ---:•:: nga at 5 p.m.: Waitanjl leaves for Taarar.ga at 5 p.m. Paeroa leaves for Wliananaki, etc., at 1 p.m.; '■ ' 'Srgapulii leaves for Wliansarri at 10.30 p.m.; Mun- '- ' tat leaves Onehnntra for Opunake and Wanganui at '-'. ; - 1 p.m. (train, 12.10 p.m.);. Kia Ora leave-) OneW liijn"a. for Raglan, Kawhia, end Waitara at 3 p.m. "- (train, 2.10 p.m.); Muritai arrives at Onehunga /" irom Optinate and Wanganui early. , " ■ - ■ Thames service: Steamer* leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisement daily papers. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. -.Iris, cable steamer, in stream. ICaramea, s.s., in Calliope Dock, Taviuni, s.s.. tit Queen-street Wharf, Manaponri, s.s.. at Queen-street wharf. - . Apanma, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. !-: Manuka, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. .. Mokoia, s.s., at Queen-street Whan. :< Southern Cross, s.s.. in stream. ~ Guldregn, barque, in dock. Peri, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. • Alma, barque, at Hobaon-street Wharf. Northern Chief, barque, at Quay-street Breastwork. IMPORTS. Per Aparima, from Calcutta, Singapore, and Samarang: 4400 tons bonedust, gunnies, kapok, »il, etc. i'cr Manuka, from the South: 1567 sacks wheat, 1731 sacks chart. 150 sacks seed; 130 sacks malt, 17S sacks oats, 76 boxes boap, 159 hacks flour, 5 ranges. 6 hogsheads ale, 5 cafees % 'i cider, 25 sacks peas. % sacks salt, 4 bales paper, >; ' 8 -case* tobacco, 61 bundles empty sacks, 10 ■ • cases brandy, 300 cases merchandise, 20 cases ' "':■ jam, 30 case's wine, 84 boxes butter, afid transhipments, and large quantity of sundries. Per Mokoia, from Sydney: 620 sacks bonedust, 20 sacks arrowroot, 3 sacks seed, 15.0 ; '■ .bags rice; 106 bags salt, 7 bales rattatiware, v 13 bales cotton, B bales paper 225 packages . • tea, 502 cases salmon, 30 cases fruit, 25 cases -' curios, 126 cases orange peel, 19 cases oil, 25 cases wine, 4 cases silk, 20 cases jujubes, 60 - v -cases drapery, 60 packages ginger. 100 cases ,"' . salt, 213 bars lead, and a quantity of sundries and transhipments. . ' ''•'«,'■ The Union Company's steamer Tarawera '. left for East Coast and Southern ports on Saturday evening with a number of passengers and a large general cargo. On- Saturday night the Northern Com- >•* • pany's steamer Ngapnhi arrived from Wliaxigarei. anil leaves for the same place again to-night. ■ : The Northern Company's steamer Clans- -. man leaves at 5 p.m. to-day for Russell, ;- Whangaroa, and Mangonui. ■;" At 8 o'clock to-night the Northern Coinpany's steamer o'erranora leaves for way ,; jjorts and Whangamata. The Northern Company's steamer Wellington leaves at 5 p.m. to-day for Hohoura and ■£•■>■.-.■ Hokianga. -.;. - ' To-day the Norwegian barque Alma sails :. for Maiden Island. . ! The Northern Company's steamer Wai- :-"-■' taiigi leaves for Tauranga, at 5 'p.m. to-day. .' • This afternoon the Northern Comp'anv'a steamer Cholmslord leaves for the North * r ' ..■...'-.■'".,;..■ ? ' ?'«■"> .'■'■■'. .

THE VENTURA. The mail steamer Ventura having left San Francisco on December 23. thirty-two hours after contract time, is not expected to reach Auckland niitil to-morrow evening, and proceeds on to Sydney a few hours after arrival. THIS KARAMF.A. The Shaw. Savill. arid Albion Company's steamttf Karamea will he floated out- of Calliope Dock to-day. and berthed at the Queenstreet Wharf to take in cargo for London. THE MANUKA. The Union Company's steamer Manuka. Captain. Edwin Phillips, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 8 a.m. yesterday, and berthed at the Queen-it Wharf, Mr. Gillon. the purser, reports that the steamer left Dunedin on January 3. and called at Lyttelton on the 4th, Wellington on the sth, Napier on the 6th. and Gisborne on the 7th. leaving the latter port at 11 a.m. the same date, and reached Auckland a? above. Experienced strong southerly winds to Lyttelton: thence to Napier moderate to light southerly winds, fine weather to Oisborne. and light westerly winds and smooth seas till I arrival. The Manuka leaves lor Sydney at ' 6.30 p.m. to-day. THE APARIMA. The Union Company's steamer Aparima, Captain Colin McDonald, arrived from Calcutta, Singapore, and .lava at 4 a.m. yesterday, and after the usual medical and Cusi tom inspection berthed at the Queen-street Wharf. The steamer brings a large cargo of general Eastern produce, of which 4400 tons arc for Auckland. Of the voyage the purser reports: The Aparima left. Calcutta at 8 a.m. on December 7, and cleared tiro Moody River at midnight on the Bth. Arrived at Singapore on the 14th. and left ! ncrain on the 16th. Arrived at Samarang on the 19th. and took final departure for Aucki land from that port at 11 a.m. on the 21st. I The Aparima, signalled at Coode Island on the 28th, at Cooktown on the 31st, and ' cleared the Barrier Reels at 8 p.m. on Janu- . ary 2: passed the North Cape at 10.40 a.m. on the 7th hist., and arrived as above. Vine weather was experienced between Calcutta and Singapore, but between Singapore and Samarang and until clearing the Great Harrier Keel's heavy rains prevailed. From thence to arrival light variable winds and line weather were experienced. The Aparima leaves for Wellington and the South about the end of this week. THE NAVUA. Owing to the hurricane at Fiji the Union Company's steamer Navna did not, leave Sitva for Auckland until Saturday last, and is .not, therefore, due until Wednesday next. TRANSHIPMENTS. Transhipments per lonic, from London; Suffolk, from Glasgow and Liverpool: and Wima»ra. from Melbourne and Hobart, arrived from the South yesterday by the Mamik;*. The Kokoia, which arrived from Sydney vesterd.ay. brought transhipments per Himalaya, Grotova, and Salamis, from London: Moana. from Vancouver; Gneisenau and Stassfurt, from Germany: Changsha, from Japan; and Aramac, from Australia. THE MOKOIA. The Union Company's steamer Mokoia, CapU-tin R. E. Smith, arrived from Sydney at I~C p.m. yesterday, and after the usual medical and Customs inspection berthed at the. Queen-street Wharf. Mr. S. L. Wilson, the purser, reports that the Mokoia left Sydney Wharf at 1.40 p.m. and cleared Port Jackson Heads tit 2.30 p.m. on Wednesday last; breasted the Three Kings at 7.40 p.m. and rounded the North Capo at 11.35 p.m. on Salu.'dav, reaching the anchorage as above. The Mokcia. as usual, has made a. very fast run across the Tasman Sea, thus upholding her reputation for fast steaming. Light southerly winds and fine weather prevailed thi'oacboat the passage, accompanied bv moderate feas. The Mokoia leaves for East Coast ami Southern ports. Hobart, and .Melbourne to-morrow afternoon.