PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13050, 15 December 1905, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

i^-Vv'::.-;.' -v.,..- . ■::-... r ■■::':' ■ -.-.■■■■ ..V :■'■■ ■'■':-;:"- , ■..{. -vA?.raVALS. ■;••■:.■ « T a:tare,' «.«., 5071, Colin McDonald, from Southern and East Coast ports. •-, Passengers: ' Misses rye-Smith, Smyrk, : Adamson a), Sisters ; -Meria,: Limbert, Clete, Mesdames Lewm, Serase, Ritchie. Hurt,- Martin and child, MejMO. Brittenden, Hill, Brown, Berate, Pine, Altim, ' Whittle, Henn, Nauepo, Walker, tango,. Cochrane, Holman, Bullock, Webb, Rawa, McCutqheon, Gordon, and 26 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., .agents. Vupoliri" «.«.;• 240. R. Woodfield, from Glasgow and way Northern S.S. Co., agents. Nwnuhf, 8.8., 640. E. Mcleod, from Whangarci. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson. Misses Edmistonf Somcrvilie. \ Kensington, Mesdames Brag. Clark, Trendih Cliaden. Jones .Williams, Cole, Shove, Messrs. T. P. Moody, Mam, Stuart, iurness, -McGlashan, Armstrong Hooper, Rlcketts, Burns. Malov, Turnbull, Inkster. Hunter, Harrir ' son. Sergeant-Major Cheater, and seven steerage. ■ —Northern. S.S. Co., agents. Wellington.- ..... 279, T. Haultaiu, from the Great Barrier. Passengers: Messrs, " Brown, Osborne, Anderson, Kosovich, Saunderson, Hendeison, Goodwin, Hunter, Aleoek—Northern S.S. Co., •gents. ..:... DEPARTURES. Wanaka. s.s.. 2422, HA. Rutler, for Duncdin ' Kame e ri ßl s U |!:, *3. T. Scott, for Whangarei. < Vorlhern Chief... barque,! 263, George . Kassens, Wa S^a?''auxili ; schooner, 48, A. Martin, for Waiapu, auxiliary schooner.. 48, A. Martin, for .coast ports and Gisborne. , ' ■ * EXPECTED ARRIVALS. • Tomoaiia, s.s., via Australia, due about Decernber ' 5 Kaikoura," S.S., via Hobart, left Capetown No- • vember 29, due about December 24. . ■■ - • Star of Australia, s.s., via Australia, due about January 25. ."_ , _ ■ , . , rokomaru," s.s., sailed December 3, due about ' January. 20. • Liverpool: ..„,». . Somerset, s.s., via Australia, sailed November ' " • 14 Ayrshire, «.s., via Australia, to sail about December 11. due about February .20. Karamea,* s.s., sailed October 28, due to-morrow. Sax FBAXCISCO: ■'-■ ",; v '- Sonoma. R.M.s., January 1. Nbw York: ~ „ , „ . Cape Corso, s.s., via Australia, sailed November :".- ; 13. ■■ •- ■ '■■ Bucknall. s.s., via Australia, to sail. Perthshire, s.s., to sail. - . ■■ Tillie E. Starbuck, barque, sailed November 17. P. J. Wickerstrom, Jun., barque, via Rockhampton, sailed. Calcutta: , ;.-.■'.- . - " Aparima, s.s., due about December 23. Sidney: ' Zealandia, 53., Sunday. KewcAsrLE: • Jessie Crai*. ■ barque, early, , .e ' I'endlc Hill, , barquentiue, sailed. Defiance, brigantine, early. . Samoa. v" •-...■"" _■: Manapouri, s.s., January 3. ■;■ ■ Tokoa: ■. - Manapouri, s.s., January 3. Fiji : . , . Manapouri, s.s., January 3. ' Clarexcbtowk : '.'Frank Guy, batquentine, early. EDtTfißUßft : . . Erapresa, barque, early. .'" ' PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London: •- — !,■■'•■■■. Indralema, s.s.. direct, about December 21. ■ - Whst Coast or Exolasd: Morayshire, 5.6., in December. Sax Fbascisco: Sierra, > 8.M.e., December 29.. New .Torx; J. T. North, barque, loaded. . ■ Samoa: ' < Manapouri, s.s., January 10. Tonga-:- •!-- •- ...... ...■: '-:-\ Manapouri, s.s., : January 10. - Sydney: ■ . ■"'•.. ' Victoria, s.s., Sunday. sWj: ■■■:>■. Fiji:'. ■."".-.-- •;•. . Navua, *.s., December 27. '-:-.-.' .'■■■'■* ' UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. ■ -East Coast. Saturday: Waikare leaves for East Coast and Southern 'ports at 12 noon; Kaituna leaves for - "' Westport. ,- ■>-"" - • :,.'■- West Coast. ■'■■■•-" To-da'v: Takapuua arrives from Wellington and New -Plymouth and' leaves again for New Plymouth onlv at 3 p.m. (train, 2.10 p.m.). Saturday": Corinna arrives from Southern ports. .:'/:■',■'' HUDDART-PARKER CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Sunday Victoria arrives from the South; Zealandia arrives from Sydney. - Monday: Victoria leaves for Sydney at 12 noon.' Tuesday: Zealandia 'eaves for the South at 2 p.m. 5 .NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. v To-day: Apanui leaves for Kuaotiimi and Mercury Bay at'? p.m.; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei, Marsdcu Point, 'He, at < 10.30 p.m.;, Kanieri arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf about 8 p.m.; Clansman arrives from Russell, Whaugaroa,and Mungonui about £6 - a.m. ;■. Clansman leaves for Taursuiga at s.p^m.; Cheimsford arrives from Houhbra, Awsiiui, and Wailiarara about 2 p.m. ; Thames Service: Steamers ■' leave for Thames and l'aeroa daily. See advertisement daily v.. papers. , ■ ■■■ . :-. '■■■ - ' •' ;": -'•;".- VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Iris, H.M. cable steamer, in stream. s£ Hinsmoa, Government s.s., at. breastwork. . Star of Ireland, 5.5.,: at. Queen-street Wharf. Whakatane, 3.5., at Queen-street Wharf. Southern Cross, mission schooner, in stream. • J. T. North, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. Fleur de Lis, barque, at Hobson-street Wharf. Silver Cloud, barquentine, at Chelsea. Countess of Ranfnrly, Government schooner, at Quetn-street Wharf. ■-■■■'> IMPORTS. Per Waikare, from the South: 280 sacks pollard,. 25 sacks barley, .20 sacks asbestos, 10 sacks almonds, 150 sacks bran, 30 sacks malt, 107 sacks bark, 1650 sacks chaff, 2240 sacks wheat, 150 sacks flour, 120 bags flour, 280 bags rice, 710 bales straw; 114 hogsheads beer, 75 cases matcheslo7 cases fruit, 50 ca3es pickles, 280 cases sheep dip, : 46 cases wine, 450 cases sugar, 215 boxes butter, 30 drums dip, 22 boxes soap, sundries, and transhipments.

- Transhipments '.per lonic from London, Marere from New York, and Mceraki and Winnnera from bourne and Hobart arrived from the South vesterdjy bv the Waikare. • * The New Zealand '''Shipping Company's steamer Wbakatane leaves /or Wellington and the South at daylight this morning to complete her loading " for' London- - The Tyser liner Star of Ireland leaves for Napier and the South this ' morning. The Union . Company's steamer Wanaka went tip to Chelsea yesterday morning to take in consignments of sugar, and left in the afternoon'for Duuedin and the Bluff..'; ' , ' Last evening the Northern Company's steamer Ngapuhi arrived from Whaugarei with passengers and general cargo, and leaves for the same place again to-night. ■;■■:■■..■■.■.■■■- : V • The Northern Company's steamer Clansman ar- ■'. rives from the North early this morning and leaves for Tnurangs at 5 p.m. , . ' Yesterday afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Kanieri left for Whangarei Town Wharf. ' The Northern Company's steamer Wellington ar- - rived from the Great Barrier yesterday afternoon. She. leaves for. Houhora and-Hokianga at 7. p.m. *«.■' " on.Monday. •-. ... At 7 o'clock this evening the Northern Company's steamer Apanui leaves for Mercury Bay '.* ~ ', and Kuaotuuu. ■ Yesterday the barquentine Selwyn Craig arrived at Kaipara from Auckland to load timber for Australia. ~.-.; ■' . The barque Fleur de Lis is loading timber at the Hobsonstreet Wharf for Sydney, and is ex- ' pected to have her cargo on board to-morrow. Last evening the barque Northern Chief sailed for Kaipara to load timber for Sydney. The auxiliary schooner Waiapu left for coast ports and Gisborne, last evening with a fullgeneral cargo. THE KARAMEA. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Karamea, which left Liverpool on October 23, is !j . expected to arrive at Auckland to-morrow. ' ' THE RL'ItU. ; The new steamer Kuril, built by Messrs. V. M. Lane and Sons, of Whangaroa, for a Napier firm, arrived from the 'Thames yesterday, where her engines and* boiler were fitted un by Messrs. A. and O. Price. On the run up the engines worked smoothly and well, and developed a good rate of speed. The Ruru leaves for Napier shortly. , ~ . THE WAIKARE. The Union Company's steamer Waikare, Captain C. McDonald, which has replaced the Tarowera in the Dunedin-East'Coast-Auckland trade until the end'of this year, arrived from Dunedin and wav -ports at 9 .a.m. yesterday and berthed at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. The steamer left Dunedin on Friday last, and called at the usual way ports. Left Gisborne at 9.30 a.m. and passed the » Bast 1 Cape- at 3.15 p.m. on Wednesday, and arrived as above. Experienced fine weather until passing the East Cape, thence north-west winds and thick rainy weather to arrival. The Waikare leaves for East Coast and Southern ports at noon to-morrow. -, ,' THE AUPOURI. The Northern Company's new steamer Aupouri, Captain Woodfieid, arrived from Glasgow and way ports at 5 -p.m. yesterday, and after the usual inspection berthed at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. The steamer-left Port Glasgow on September 19 ' and called at Port Said. Aden, Colombo, and Fremantle., Generally, fine weather prevailed to Colombo, thence strong head winds and seas to Fremantle. . Left the hitter port for Auckland on November "25. and" experienced fine weather to the New Zealand coast. . Pawed Cape Maria Van - Diemeu on Wednesday morning, when the wind came -in from the- north-west, with very thick, rainv weather, which .prevailed all the way down the coast until nearing port. The Aupouri comes into port in splendid order, reflecting great credit upon the officers. -Captain It. Woolffeld is in command, "with Mr. Min.ro and Mr. Simpson as deck 'officer's. Mr/' William Blackwood is In charge :of the engine department, and has with him Messrs. Sturrock and Morrison. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. :• . ARRIVALS _•...,'.;• '. it.iranj. s.s.. 107^, ■ "J"', W. F. N'otbuiy, from ,: . NV-v I'lvmoulh. .- I'aw-'i ::;•< : Misses HAjire, 'Koss. .daniVs Howard. '.'.;.. "is, Kane. Messrs. Leary, ' ''-.'' . -* tlrs. 'I'fd-iih Jn'iiv- Harmon, Ji'cUsou >.'"-, .■_-;-. oy ! : /(r!n-5/-!-''>Vfi-ii.--:', Pir.f-..".• Jiel if, l'tduie.". Uilhei.-t. " *.!ii\.^-.!■•••>. y'fysX?''-" Mi'. , .'.fouler, Mc'«lo> fc, I'.>*:«, oJ;ibi«;v, xyhstifApkif, and lf< steerage.— northern b.6. Co., fcg*t:te, - --

I. •■ ; DEPARTURES. ■.Rarawa, s.s,, 1072, W. Y. Norbury, for New Plymouth. Passengers: « Misses • Stapieton, >,Follon, Munro, - Wallace, Bolton, McKeown, ; Me«samF.s Barry, Nolan, h Wallace, Faville, Shacklock, Whit-, tarn, Webber, ; Woodhead, Messrs.' Stent,=. Ryan, Garner, Wallace, ' Hawke, v Sieley (2), Morgan, > McMillan, Nolan, Palmer, Faville, Shacklock, Angus, Patterson, Budge,' Wells.: the Revs. Harris, Maslei), - Snaddeu. Masters Nolan, Plummer, Sullivan, Quirk, Marshall (2), and 23 steerage. The. s.s'. Raraws arrived, from New Plymouth at 8 a.m. and left again at 4 p.m. yesterday. f The Echo, scow, Stenhouse, left for Wellington at 6 p.m. yesterday.^