SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13030, 22 November 1905, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland—2.lo a.m.; 2.55 p.m. ~ „ Manukau—4.l4 a.m.; 4.54 p.m. • ; ■ Rises, 4.30 a.m.; sets, 6.45 p.m. '•ii>Moon—New, Monday, 4.17 a.m. PORT OF AUCKLAND. ' . ARRIVALS. Ventura, R.M.s., 6000, H. M. Hayward, from San Francisco, Honolulu, and Pago Pago. 1 assengers: For Auckland—Saloon: Mesdames • Clark, Wood, A. Douglas, Misses A. Clark, E. W. Clark, C. Douglas, L. Mctullougli, Barnes, . Graham; Dean, Lightheart, Messrs. B. w MUlcr, ,T. Barrett, N. Fedeison,; .T. Begg, 1. : Clark, A. ;' E. Livingstone, S. Pulley, F. ay mouth, W. i" • Wood. R. S. L. Morris. Second saloon: Mr. and .-'•'Mrs. W. Corns, Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. Cornell, Mess=s, dames L. Cunningham. M. Sissons, Wren, Misses M. Corns. R. Cornell, L. Cunningham, A. Warrender, Messrs. A. Cornell, «T. L. Iriffett, R. D. Goodwin, B. llasen, A. Jowett, J. Sampson, A. Sutherland, T. Wren, R. C. Tucker, M. Oppen- ' heim, F. Rose. T. W. Gunnerson, W. Morgan, J. •Meredith: and seven steerage. For Sydney— Thirtv-four saloon, 20 second saloon, and nine steerage.— and Macfarlane. agents. Southern Cross, mission steamer, W. Sinker, from Melanesia and Norfolk Island. Passengers: • Mesdames Bell and three children, Culhvick and -.Jour children, J. Quintall, Jenkins, Misses Julius, * Reith, Young. Jones, the Revs. C. C. Godaen, 1. T. Williams, C. E. Fox, Messrs. E. Allen, radison. Chapman, B. Quintal. P. Quintal, Milford, G. • Adams, X. Menzies, 11. Quintal. — O'llalloran, inn., agent. , .... . ■ Humeri, s.s., 203, •T. Scott, from tthangarei. Passengers: Miss Mawson, Messrs. • Tolerton, 11. ; R. Shorthand, Oregon, J. Pullin, Tenueiit, L. J. Rilev, Mitchell, Daw, Court, Pastor Cobb, Ser-geant-Major Clieater, Mr. Hughes— S.S. Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., 279, T. Haultain, from Wha ligarei. Passengers: Misses Jamieson, Parker, ■ M. Chisholm, Cornwall, Sloane, Mesdames Payne, • ' Cowan, Harris, Finlavson. Armstrong, Messi'3. Farris, Frogbrook, M. Sinclair, L. Meyer, Ann- ' ' strong, Bull, J. R. Reed, D. Sinclair, Poole. Asp- > den, McLeod,. Parker, Chalmar, Dawson, Keogh, • Ryan; J. Nelson, Carter, McCullough, Pol hint, Babe, Weir, Masters Carter (2), and six steerage. I—Northern1—Northern S.S. Co., agents. . Mangapapa, s.s., 147, C. Faulkner, from Wliakataue and Northern S.S. Co., agents.

DEPARTURES. Zcnlandin, s.s., 3000, F. G. Entwisle, for East. Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: For ■(J is borne.Mesdames Harvey, Hollowav, William sou, Messrs. M. Harrison, Goodwin, W. Richardson, Reardon. Cuff. Cooper, Wilts, Wood, Patterson, Robertson, W. Pittar, the Rev. J. Clark. For Napier—Misses Begs, Clark (2), Ludbrook, Mesdames Clark, Ludbrook, Messrs. Buyer! z. Walton, H. Williams, Glasgow, F. P. Worlev, Clark, For Wellington—Miss L. McCullough, Mrs. Wardell and. two boys. Messrs. R. Pearce, Whitebread, Powell, Kilniartin, Lory, the Revs. Kennedy and Lawler. For Lyttelton—Miss McClatchie", Mesdames Hughes and infant, Havnes and two children, McLeod. Messrs. J. F. Montague, E. H. Clark, McChitcliie, Master Moorhead. For Dnnedin—Mesdames Adams, Miller, Messrs. Trifflet. A. Walsh, Adams; and 30 steerage for nil "ports. Kaituna, s.s., 1977, A. Carson, for Westport. Squall, -s.s., 640, Hammond, for the Northern .Wairoa. .

Waiotahi, s.s., 278, C. Hopkins, for Tauranga, Ohiwa, and Opotiki. , Kanieri, s.s., 203, T. Scott, for. Whangarei.

UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. . < East Coast. To-day: Wanaka arrives from the Bluff, Oamaru and Timaru. .. j . Thursday: Talune arrives from Southern and East Coast ports Taviuni arrives from Tahiti v and Rarotonga: Navua arrives from Westport. * Saturday: Talune leaves for East Coast and Southern ports at 12 noon; Wanaka leaves for the Bluff, Oamaru, and Timaru "at 2 p.m. _ West Coast. To-dav: Rotoiti arrives from Wellington, Nelson," and New Plymouth, and leaves again for the same port 3 at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). Friday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington and New ! Plymouth, and leaves again for New Plymouth only at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). • NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day; Waitangi leaves for the Barrier at 10 .p.m."; Wellington leaves for Whangarei at 8 p.m.;. Waitangi arrives from Tauranga about \ 6 . a.m.; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei; Apanui from Whangamata, Tairua, and Mercury Bav at 6 p.m. . b" ' Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames >;v- and Paeroa daily. Sec advertisement daily papers. - ' •; ■* / " 1 IMPORTS. '■ Per Northern Chief, from Newcastle: 378 tons '• coal. \ r - ' • ~, ■ ' Per Handa Isle, from Newcastle: 343 tons \ soal, ; 6000 ft hardwood timber. ' Per Ventura, from San Francisco: 2848 boxes - apples, 6 cases cash registers and parts, 12 cases j codfish,' 330 cases Quaker oats, 1268 packages * raisins, 238 packages agricultural implements,' 60 ' J.' " packages machinery, 71 packages rubber goods, • 218 packages metal polish, 142 packages roofing, 10 cases bone ash, . 197 s packages merchandise/ 390 caseii salmon, 51 cases drugs, 55 cases shoes, 330] eased canned fruits, 67 cases oil, 41 packages ' ' broom corn. 3192 packages dried fruits, 50 cases ~ \ blue stone, 280 cases onions, 13 cases'books, 3223 , - - boxes oranges,' 6600 packages potatoes, 20 cases type, 10 bags coffee, 53 cases paint, 445 boxes \ ' lemons, 20 cases lanterns, 20 cases periodicals, ,135 cases canned goods, 176 cases patent medicine, and sundries. . .■■■: t Ex Ventura: 1080 bags potatoes Gunson and Co.

• The Huddart-Fsrker steamer Zealandia left for East Coast and. Southern ports last evening with a number of passengers and a large general cargo. ■ s La3t night the Northern Company's steamer Wellington arrived from Whangarei with pas- ' , sengers and . genera! cargo, and leaves for the ' \ . same -place' again;to-night. ;> ; : . ' " The Union Company's steamer Kaituna left • for Westport yesterday, and loads coal back to Auckland. : , Yesterday morning the Northern Company s \ steamer Waiotahi left for- Bay of Plenty ports. • 5 The - New Zealand and African Company s steamer Morayshire leaves for Wellington and the South, to-day-- . Last evening the' Northern Company's steamer : Kanieri left for Whangarei. ; I « The Northern Company's steamer Waitangi arrives ■ from Taurauga this morning, and leaves for the Great Barrier at 12 o'clock to-night. - ' 'a ..Yesterday the barque Zelateur commenced taking in -ballast, from the barque J. •T. North in . the stream, and will sail for Hokianga to-morrow to load timber for Australia. - , The auxiliary schooner May Howard'leaves for ' Hokianga this morning. ■ ' - - 'The Northern Company's steamer Mangapapa arrived yesterday: from Whakatace and Oliiwa ' . • .with a cargo of maize, etc. ' Last • night the steamer Squall left for the Northern Wairoa with a large general cargo. - "rThe Tyser liner Mimiro left Wellington for London 'yesterday. . < ■ : * ■•-The barque j. T. North will berth at Quay- ' - street Jetty No. 2 on' Monday next to load kauri gum for New York. ' . The three-masted scow Hawk arrived at Dun- • edin from .Whangape on Sunday last. >" The s.s. Energy leaves this afternoon for i ; ifaketu, Puke, Tauranga, and Matata, taking r cargo for all ports. v-. . , —— ' ; .... ; THE VENTURA. . ," X- The mail steamer Ventura arrived from . San : Francisco and Island ports yesterday morning, and after the usual inspection berthed at the • Queen-street Wharf. Mr. Short, the purser, reports that the Ventura left San Francisco on the afternoon of November 2 and arrived at Honolulu on the Bth; ; discharged a large cargo, and left again; on "the morning of the 9th, reaching Pago Pago on the 15th. Resumed the voyage the same ' elate, and stopped for the Auckland pilot at 6.35 a.m. yesterday., The time : occupied on the voy- • age was 18 d'ay3 2 hours 53 minutes, the actual ' steaming time being 17 days 19 hours 23 minutes. - Fine weather and smooth seas prevailed throughv. out the voyage.' The Ventura is timed to leave for Sydney at 2 p.m. to-day, ." . f ' ' THE WANAKA. The Union Company's steamer Wanaka, with a part cargo of grain and produce from the South, left Gisborno for Auckland yesterday morning, and is due this afternoon. The steamer leaves tor the Bluff, Oamaru, and Timaru on Saturday to load grain and produce for Auckland. i THE SOUTHERN CROSS. The Melanesian Mission steamer Southern Cross, Captain W. Sinker, arrived yesterday morning from a cruise to the Islands. The chief officer reports that during the cruise the steamer called at 144 places. The Southern Cross reached Norfolk Island 'on Friday last, and left on Saturday for Auckland. Fine weather was experienced in the Islands and oil the run to' Auckland. An account of the steamer's cruise amongst the Islands will be found elsewhere in this issue.

- THE NORTHERN CHIEF. The barque Northern Chief, which was reported in the gulf on Monday evening, made port yesterday morning, and, being granted pratique, was towed up to Chelsea to discharge her cargo of coal at the Sugar Works. Captain Kassens resports sailing from Newcastle on Nevember 9, and experienced light variable weather to Cape Maria van Diemen, which was passed on Friday last, .thence to arrival fresh southerly winds. On dis- ' 'V - charge the* barque sails for Kaipara to load . - timber for, Sydney. : :»7y,V. ■ ■ : •' . THE HANDA ISLE. The barquentine Handa Isle arrived from New- " • castle yesterday morning with a cargo of coal ■ ' and >• hardwood " timber for the Colonial Sugar >*'" Company, and was towed up to Chelsea to discharge. ' Captain W. Dinnison reports sailing from Newcastle on November 5, and experienced ■- line weather and light to moderate north, north- . east, east, and south-east winds crossing the Tas- , man Sea. ■ Sighted Cape Maria van Diemen light j - ' last Wednesday night, passing the- North Cape the next afternoon. Down the coast moderate to fresh west and south-west winds prevailed to ' arrival. ...» ■ Kh THE CORINTHIC. . : ■ - Messrs. A. S. I'aterson and Co., who acted as the local loading agents for the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Corinthic, which loaded at Auckland in September; last, are adI ' vised by cable-that this steamer, arrived at Plymouth "on November 20, thus. catching the November wool sales in London. As she bad a considerable quantity of , wool on board which it f-- ' was most important should reach these sales, a , portion of which'was loaded at 'Auckland, it is a ftSiflfl'matter of satisfaction that this fine vessel ; has ar- , • rived up to time. ' It was originally, intended to despatch her from die colony on October 9, but she was delayed - through ■ bad i weather on • the -V''* coast and other causes, - and did not finally leave New Zealand for London until ; October 11, thus making tho passage to Plymouth in 39 days.