PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12819, 20 March 1905, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. March 18. Navua. s.s., 3000. D. McLean, from Westport. Passengers: Mrs. Curran, Misses Grady, Hancock, Williams.—Union S.S. Co., agent*. Taviuni, s.s.. 1465. E. G. Hutton. from the Society and Cook Islands. Passengers: Madam Girado, three children, and maid, Messrs. Curtis. W. H. Grove. Neihlour, Wigmore, and sis steerage.—Union S.S. Co.,

agents. Haupiri, s.s.. 715, John Campbell, from Wellington and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mrs. Brown lee. Misses O'Brien, Casey, Captain Backstrom. Messrs. Jeffries, Summers, Bentham, Beck.—Union S.S. Co.. agents. Ngapuhi, s.s., 64D, E. McLcod, from Whangarei. Passengers: Mesdames Squires, Ilemus. Gillingham. Donaldson. Misses Petereon, Fowler, Bartlett, W. Donaldson, V. Donaldson, Messrs. 11. Wallace. Marsack, Macklow, Ellis, Bennett, Le Cren, Barry, Smith. Steele-Payne Company (six). Peacock, and 12 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. Terrarora, p.s., 350. J. Wilson, from Mer- ■ cury Lay and Kuaotunu. Passengers: Mesdames Shaw, Usher, Messrs. King, Usher, Moss.—Northern. S.S. Co., agents. Waiotahi. s.s., 278, C. Hopkins, from Tauranga and Opotiki. Passengers: Mrs. Thompson, Misses Hill, Wright, Messrs. Parry, Black, Sewell, Shera, and Perry Company (six).—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Stella, s.s., 257. A. MeKenzie, from the Coast.—Leyland-O'Brien Company, agents. Kanieri, s.s., 203, T. Scott, from Whangarei. Passengers: Miss T. Hoey. Messrs. Brown. L. Aebucke, Robeson.—Northern S.S. Coagents. Paeroa, s.s., E. Hunken, from Whangapoua. Port Charles, anil Kennedy's Bay. Passengers: Misses Allfield. Clonston, Mr. F.eid.— Northern S.S. Co.. agents. March 19. Manuka, s.s.. 4505. Edwin Phillips, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Misses Bo.vlan, Best. Graham. Forbes, Fogo. Rhodes, Turner. Leviss, McCarthy. Law lor (2), SabaJine, Smith. Haines. Olsen, Runciman. Opper, Gwenne, Revell, Killduff, Madigour, Ralph. Atkinson. Kirk (2). Chunie. Scow, Cunningham. Slyfield, Anderson. Pringle, Hopdell, Bennett. Boyd, Britton. Marston, Carter, Kerr, Silver. Johnstone, minings. McDowell (2). Radford. How Chow, Bate son. Oakley, Brigden. peatt.v, Mesdames Dye: and family. Tattam. Walker, Milne, Rutherford. Fleming, Rhodes, Adair. Turner, Low, Donovan. Westerman and child, Simpson, Knight and child, Graham and child. Ralph. Jackson and two children. Douse, Billiard, Leake, nurse and child. Usher, Weber, Bockaert. Kirk. Anderson, Low, Oxley. Johnstone, Toner and child. Bailie, De Latour. McCredie, Robinson. Mattisoa, Law, Whitehouse, the Rev. Walker, Messrs. Dyer. Tattam, Falconer, Forbes. Fogo. Rutherford, P&ssmore, Rhodes, Bastings, Fernandez, Pickering, Donovan. Napier. Westerman,' Simpson. Gill, Tuckling. Adams. Ralph. Donovan. Liglit-Nudds, Kowed, Kirk, de Kenny, Early, Horton, Ritchio, Tow, Smith, Maunsell, Nugent, Lewis. Johansen. Fielder, , Cottrell. Lines, Ross, Simpson, McPherson. Crisp. Coone Hobart. Bailie and son. De Latour, Williamson. Chrisp, Gandhi, Buchanan. Longland. Graham, Thompson, MacNiccol, and 35 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Mokoia, 8.5.. 3502, R. E. Smith, from Sydney. Passengers: Mesdames Corban, Pn'.leine, Cole and boy, McMutrie. Hughes. Ward and four children, Cairnes. Russell, Misses Smith, Turton. Artha, Laver, Cairns, Woolcott, McMutrie (2), Hetherington, Ward, Gleeson. Rockfort, the Revs. M. Edge and G. Thompson, Messrs. T. A. Law son. Phillips, C. A. Jones. Corban, Pulleine, J. E. Street. C. Turner, Taylor. 11. Seceombe, S. Hetherington. J. T. Costley. W. Johns, E. Flaherty, Hughes, H. J. Henshaw, Radford. C. Rattray. C. B. Thacker. E. C. Wakefield. E. P. Capper. W. B. Crowhnrst. B. Cairnes, J. W. Kerr, R. Johnson. H. MacNeil, Logan (2). G. Russell, A. Laing. J. V> . Kerr. J. J. Smith, G. D. Featlierston. J. West. H. L. Jones. D. A. Eberlet. Rowbotham. W. Stark. G. H. Mobbs. Professor Dr. Tritsch, and 89 steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., 279. T. Haultain. from 1 aurang»- Passengers: Mesdames Home. Jarden. Miss Home. Messrs. Ferguson, Dawson. Turnbull, Clark, Sergeant-Major Coleman.— thern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. MARCH 18. Btar of New Zealand, s.s., 4413, E. D. Beck, for London, via the South. " Tarawera. s-s., 2003, John Rolls, for East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: For Gisborn&—Miss Binns, Messrs. Robertson. Mann, N. Peak, Elwarth, Cunningham, Haycock. Mossman. For Napier—Misses Richardson, Keal, Willis. Me?dames E. Stothart, Dunn. Davidson, Messrs. Watson. A. R. Pondar. P. Haycock, H. Haycock. J. Stichbury, Dr. Nutting. For Wellington— Davidson, Dunavan (2), Spragg. For Lyttelton—Mr. 11. Craig. For Dtmedin—Miss Fa.rquhar. Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Wilson, and 20 steerage for all ports. March 19. Kanieri, 8.C., 203, T. Scott, for Whangarei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London : Mimiro, «.s., via Australia, sailed, Pakeha. 8.5., direct, due April 3. Paparoa. s.s., direct, sailed March 5. LIVERPOOL: Tndralema, s.s., ear^y. Everton Grange, s.s.. sailed February 12. Whakatane. s.s., to-day. Komara, s.s., via Southern ports, due March 26. Alliance, barque, sailed. GLASGOW: Indralema. s.s., early. Whakatane, s.s., to-day, San- FRANCISCO: Sierra, 8.ju.3., April 3. • NEW YOBK: Indraghiri. s.s., via Australia, sailed, Terje Viken, s.s., to sail . Anna* barque, at Lyttelton. March & Anglo-Norman, barque, sailed. Sydney: Whakatane, s.s., to-day. FIJI". Hauroto, 0.8., March 29. SAMOA: Hauroto, 8.8., March 29. Tonga: ■ r ' Hauroto, 6.3., March 29. NEWCASTLE: , Zelsiteur, barque, sailed. . Northern Chief, barque, early. Pendle Hill, barquentine, sailed. ADELAIDE: Whakatane. s.s., to-day. La Bella, barquentine, sailed. projected" departures. London t Indradevi. s.s.. about March 28. NEW YORK: , , ■" Closebuni. barque, to load SAN FRANCISCO*. Ventura, R.M.s., March vL SYDNEY: Manuka, «•»., to-day. Samoa : . ~ _ Hauroto, ••«., April 5. TONGA: . , - Hauroto, ■.8., April 5. KJI: • j Navna. s.s., Wednesday, Hanroto, 8.8,, April 5. Rarotonga: Taviuni, 6.5., Wednesday. TAHITI: Taviuni, 3.8., Wednesday. UNION S.S. CO.'B MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. To-days Manuka leaves for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday: Mokoia leaves for South at 4 p.m. Wednesday: Kamona arrives from Westport: Navua leaves for Fiji at 2 p.m.: Tavinni leaves for the Eastern Pacific at 1 p.m. Haupiri leaves for East Coast bays at 8 a.m. Thursday: Talune arrives from South. Friday: Hawea, arrives from Bluff, Oa■maru, and Timaru; Kamona leaves for Westport. Saturday: Talune leaves for South at 12 boon. WEST COAST. To-day: Rotoiti leaves for New Plymouth lit 2 p.m. (1.10 p.m. train). Wednesday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth, and leavos again for same ports at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). Friday: Rotoiti arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth, and leaves again for New Plymouth only at 3 p.m. 12.10 p.m. train). NOETHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Waitangi arrives from Waiheke about 9 a.m.; Clansman leaves for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonui at 5 p.m.; Chelmsford leaves for Hohoura, Awanui, and Waiharara at 2 p.m.; Terranora leaves for Mercury Bay and Tairua at 8 p.m.; Nga/puhi leaves for Whangarei at 10.30 p.m.; Kia Or* leaves Onehnnga for Raglan, Kawhia, and Waitara at 3 p.m. (train, 2.10 p.m.); Waitangi leaves for Tauranga at 5 ' p.m.; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei about 5 p.m.; Muritai leaves Onehunga for Opnnake and Wanganui at 1 p.m. (train, 12.10); Wellington leaves for Hohoura and Hokianga at 5 p.m. Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisement daily papers. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Challenger, JJM.b., in stream. Iris, cable steamer, in stream. Manuka, a.s., at -street Jetty. Mokoia, s.s.. at Queen-street Wharf. Maori, 8.9., in stream. ■ Southern Cross, s.s., at Railway Wharf. Closebum, barque, at Breastwork. Ysabel. three-masted schooner, at Queenstreet Wharf. Defiance, brigantine, at Railway Wharf. IMPORTS. Per Navua, from Westport: 600 tons coal. Per Taviuni, from the Eastern Pacific: 13&5 bunches bananas, 3512 cases bananas, 6772 casta oranges, 2 cases Iruit, 536 sacks copra, 15 casks beohe de mer, '15 sacks cocoanuts, 18 cases cocoanuts, 522 sacks fungus. 16 packages old copper, 92 cases vanilla, 6 cases beeswax, 40 hides, 53 cases kumaras, 4 cases mangoes, 8 cases limes, and sundries. Per Manuka, from the South- 1326 sacks . wheat, 1090 sacks w:e>i. 270 sacks chaff, 690 sacks oats, 85 sacks barley, <t) sacks oatmeal, 30 sack* malt. 335 buss flour, 80 sacks biscuit flour, 265 tacks potatoes. 55 hogsheads ale. 6 barrels ale. 10 casks ale. 20 cases ale, <5 barrels oil. 24 blocks atone, 14 Orion ranges, 51 cases meats, 43 cases tea. 57 cases jam. and transhipments. and a lardu quantity of sundries. Per Mokoia. from Sydney: 1305 sack? coke, 1;"12 vioki asbestos, 428 sacks manure, 80 sacks • fowls. 114 fia-cko wed, 226 basa rico meal, 680

bag? rice, 40 bass maizena. 74 sacks botties. 15 bales millet, 100 boxes tinplates, 130 cases soap, 100 cases cocoa, 446 packages tea, 6 casks watermelons, 4 crates melons, 1248 loose watermelons, 31 eases curios, 23 cases emulsion, 11 Roman, baths. 74 ingots tin. 26 oases wine, ami a quantity of sundries and timber.

The Tyser liner Star of New Zealand left for tho South on Saturday mcniins. in continuation of her voyage from New York and Australia. , _ On Saturday night the Northern Company, s steamer Ngapuhi arrived from M/hangarei with passengers and general cargo, tone leaves for the same port again to-night. The Union Company's steamer Tarawera left for East Coast and Southern ports on Saturday night. with a number of passengers and iv iarge general cargo, including transhipments of lruit per Taviuni, lrom the Eiislcrn Pacific. , At. five p.m. to-day the Northern Company s steamer ChinMU'in leaves for Russell, una nctiWoa. find Alaugouui. , Yesterday morning the Northern Company s steamer Knnieri left lor Ulir.n(rai'i. The Northern Company s steaiuei ferranora leaves for Mercury Bay and iairiu*. at b °On VnTurday the Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi arrived from Bay of I lentj ports with a cargo of maize, butiei. etc. The Northern Company's steamer V. ellington leaves for ■ Ilohcura and Hokianga at o P afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford leaves for the North. The barquentine Silver Cloud has arrived at Sydney from Mercury Bay. . r On Saturday tho barque Northern thief sailed from Kaipara for Sydney with a cargo of timber. — TUB WHAKATANE. The New Zealand Shipping Company 3 steamer Whakatane, from west coast of England ports and Australia, is due from Sydney to-day, and on discharge proceeds South. ________ THE MOKAYSHIBE. , The steamer Morayshire, from Lonoon and Capetown, reached Melbourne, on March 8 and called at Svdney on the 14th. leaving on that dale for Newcastle. The steamer left the latter port for Dunedin yesterday. TRANSHIPMENTS. Transhipments per Tongariro and Rakaia. from London, and Invcrgarry, from Liverpool. arrived from the South yesterday by the Manuka. , . , „ _ , The Mokoia. which arrived from Sydney yesterday, brought transhipments per Otolites, from I/omion; Bremen, from the Continent; and Varan, from Hamburg and Antwerp. THE NAVUA. The Union Company's steamer Navtia. Captain I). McLean, arrived from Westport at 12.30 p.m. on Saturday, and was floated into Calliope Dock for cleaning and painting. Mr. A. Murdoch, the purser, reports that the steamer left Westport at 5 a.m. on Thursday, passed Cape Maria Van Diemen at 6.20 p.m. on Friday, and arrived as above. Fine weather prevailed to Cape Maria, Van Diemen; thence thick, rainy weather down the coast to arrival. Tho Navua leaves for Fiji . on Wednesday afternoon. THE MO KOI A. The Union Company's steamer Mokoia. Captain R. E. Smith, arrived from Sydney at 3.45 p.m. yesterday, and after the usual medical and Customs inspection berthed at the Queen-street Wharf. Mr. S. L. Wilson, the purser, reports: The Mokpia left Sydney Wharf at 1.20 p.m. and cleared the Heads at 2.5 p.m. on Wednesday last; was abreast of the Three Kings at 9.30 p.m. on Saturday; rounded the North Cape at 1.30 a.m. yesterday. and arrived as above. Experienced light, varying breezes, smooth sea, and exceptionally fine weather throughout to the North Cape; thence moderate easterly winds and seas down the coast to arrival. The Mokoia proceeds on to East Coast and Southern ports vo-morrow afternoon. THE MANUKA. The Union Company's steamer Manuka. Captain Edwin Phillips, arrived from Southern and East, Coast ports at 9.30 a.m. yesterday. ami berthed at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. Mr. O. 11. Gillon, the purser, reports that the steamer left Port Chalmers at 4.50 p.m. on the 14th ; nst.. and called at Lyttelton. Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne, leaving the latter port at 12.30 p.m. on the 18th. and arriving as above. Experienced light easterly winds and smooth seas throughout. The Manuka leaves for Sydney at 5.50 p.m. to-day. TIIE TAVIUNI. The Union Company's steamer Taviuni. Captain R. G. Button. arrived from the Eastern Pacific on Saturday morning, and after the usual inspection berthed at the Queen-street Wharf. Mr. Caffln, the reports: The Taviuni left Auckland at 5.55 p.m. on February 21. and met with moderate to strong easterly winds and high head sea and squally weather until arrival at Rarotonga on the 28th, at 10.15 a.m.; landed passengers, mails, and cargo, leaving at 4.50 p.m. the .same date for Raiatea, lresh to moderate winds and sea and fine weather being experienced until arrival at Raiatea at 6.30 a.m. on March 3. Left again at 9.15 a.m. for Papeete, which port was reached at 8.40 p.m. the. same date. Pratique was granted, and the steamer remained until 5 p.m. on the sth. when departure was taken for Raiatea. arriving there at 7.30 a.m. oil the 6th, and landed cargo and shipped fruit. Left again at 11.25 a.m. the same date for Mangaia. arriving off the island at 5.45 a.m. on the Bth. and leaving again for Rarotonga at 5.15 p.m. the same date. Arrived at Rarotonga at 6.15 a.m. on the 9th. but owing to a heavy north-east sea breaking on the beach, was unable to work cargo until the 11th. Finished shipping at noon on the 12th. and left for Auckland. Encountered moderate to light breezes and sea and line weather until sighting the Barrier at 5.35 a.m. on Saturday; thence overcast weather and light rain until arrival. THE HAUPIRI. The Union Company's steamer Haupiri. Captain John Campbell, which has replaced the Herald in the East Coast-Auckland trade, arrived from Wellington and East Coast ports on Saturday afternoon. The steamer was formerly known as the Richmond, being owned by Messrs. Donald and Edenborough, of Auckland, and was employed in the Auckland-Islands trade for some years. The steamer left Gisborne at 10 p.m. 'on March 13, experiencing an exceptionally heavy south-east gale and high sea. and arriving at Tologa Bay at 7 a.in. on the 14th. As a terrific sea was running at that bay Captain Campbell decided to make for shelter, arriving at Te Araroa, at 4 p.m., alter a severe buffeting, through which the Haupiri behaved remarkably well. The seas at the East Cape were the highest Captain Campbell had experienced on the coast for some years. The surf at Te Araroa having moderated a little on the morning of the 15th tho Haupiri \va3 able to work the bay. also Whangapararoa, leaving there at 8 p.m. for Limestone Island, and arriving there at 7 p.m. on the 16th, experiencing moderate westerlv winds. After taking aboard cement ! for Wellington she left at 6 a.m. on Saturday for Auckland, arriving as above.