PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13226, 11 July 1906, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

, - • ARRIVALS. Mavere, *■«.,- 6443, J. C. Felgate,' from London, ;, .Melbourne, and Sydney Heather, lioberton, and { - . i Co.. agents, Waiotahi, s.si.',: 276, C. Hopkins, from Tnnrauga and Opotild. Pawenjrers; Mioses Hill (2). 'Mwdames E- Bccban, Gnndiy, Hill, White, Morrison, , .Messrs. Bel!, Hunter, Foster, White, Kims, Morri--■on, L. Clark, I'lurnbiidge, Major Pitt; Master "Wliite.— Northern K.S." Co./ agents.''■"."..'■'■ Aupouri, <*.s., 463, 'I. llauitain, from Whanga-. ''' ■ Hi. Pa.*sengeifi: M:-«i»a Mcl'hee. Minchin, Jlefl- . rl'iiiien Wilkinson, Connolly, Weaver, Crauford. Morroll, Galbraith, Aid worth, Messrs. Bray, Tur- '"■ ner, Drake, Co*«ill, Aldworlh, York, Short, Me- . Kettle. Crane," right, Garrett,. Ryan, Wilkinson, UcC'lcnnau, .and 11 steerage.— S.S. ..; Co., agents, ~' ■- ' [ r - ~ ; ' ' DEPARTURES. v ;;. ' ' ' ...Mokoia. 5.:;., 3.302, R. Neville, for East Coast ',', and ■'Southern port«. Passengers: For Gifibonifc— MiflttM McLeod, Cai'don, Sherratt (2), H. Lundbii. Me«;/ames: Caultcn and infant, Perry, Sargeant '•'.. and infant, Wyllie and son, McLcod, Messrs. Mahtlan, J. Stephens, T. Sampson, B. Suter, F. Dunn, ; J. Da.vi", J. Doggatt, :A. Lang, Gallagher, A. ;V Rerryman, 0. Perry, G. Kifkton, G. Blaine, Mar- ;.;. ifhall, B.S. Cox, G. I- -.Evans-,rQ. Franklin, V. Robinson, F. Tramp. F. Beesclay, D. Banks, 11., Luwrenson, T. Davis, B. Lewis, C. Leslie, 11. Davids, S. Perry, R. Perry, B. Lee, Coulton, Wyllie, (Major Perry, Captains Druiy, "-Hunt, Carrick, .; Betryman. For Napier—Miss Reid. Meadames J. A. Kennedy, J. Coombe, Messrs. W. G. Ri.ddell, K T. Wimble, W. Foss. 'For Wellington—Misses E. IlamJyn,' Alexander. McNamara, Fodor, Messrs. ';:.':';. J. W. Menton, E. Soldi, 11. Coull, Hickman. Captain Matthews. For Lyttelton—Misses Seelye. . , Sha.w, Mesdames 11. C. Hankins and child, Whit- ■• '• • taker," G. Campbell, Messrs. Seelye, Button, D. Gardener, H. C. Hankinson, Mini. Morisiguor ' llaektvy; and 25 steerage for all ports'. .." Haviiroti, B.e.', 1988, R. G. Hutton, for the Cook ' ...id Society Islands. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. : W. 11. Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Nicoll, Mrs. Gordon, Misses Wigmortv Hutton, Messrs. : Wigmore, W. •.'•■.'■■ M., Corbett, E. D. Gunning, C. F. Bates, M. Frttcer, and -five steerage. . •.'.'' , ; Kanieri/: k.s.; 203, T. ■ Scott, for Whangarei. - ■j -Sir.lleniy, schooner. 6S, •). Goomcs, for.Gts- ' bovac.. ■ "•., EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Vp^&:'-: toHftow:;•■■"''■■/'• .■"'-/, - : ■■.:-- : ' Star Of Auslrajia. s.s., via Australia, due July 27. - Corinthis, s.s., due about July 23. Star of Scotland, *.s., via Australia, early. , Cape Corso, s.s., sailed June 2. i Mimiro, s.s., via Australia, early; , I Vapanui,.s.s., due about August, 22. , ' FrasciiJco- r | 1 Ventura, R. M.e., about to-day. , j LIVERFOOt,: .''.'■ :.] Devon,'«.«.. via Melbourne and Sydney, due about July 12- -. •'•''■ :'. Banffshire, s a ,->arly . | \ Ayrshire, 53., via Australia sailed. | ' ' Aotca, s.s., sailed June 19. i ""• l * Moravshire, s.e., sailed May 26, due about Au- | : ,;-v ../.•- gust V. ".; | Essex. s.s., to sail. ■ .. i Dorset, s.s., to sail; ."'.:■ '.',':.:•.' J '•_ , Drayton - Grange, s.s., to sail '■ NkW; yoBC. . • • ] 1 Tomoana, s.s., via Australia, due July 30. o "ermeister Hachmanu, «.«., sailed May 30. '■'''-,•' ' Cornwall, e.u., via Australia, to sail about July 5. , Willesden, ■ s.s., via Australia, early, > IJaversSam Grange,,B.S., via Australia, early, Kent, s-e., via Australia, early. v ji:' CourtJield.'s.si, via Australia, early. , [•,' , ■. Bbkmcx i■ , ...-■■;■ '?.';', ' ■". ■..Colorina: ship, sailed May 12. . , PBii.ADEi.rni a : . , - Doride,',,barque, put into Mauritus in diitrees ■ ■ On June 13. ' , . S'/DKEV : SSST-;;?;: Sonoma, B.M.s.'. fo-day. .•-■-• Victoria, 5.8., Sunday. • "',■''■' i Devon,. 6.D., , early, i'-:' ! Newcastle: ■.;■-, Aldebarau, barque, early. ' ifelateur,-barqutt, early. - Atexander Craig, barque, early. Se'.'wyn Craig, barquentine. early. (fW'-fl-' i; '"Elverland, 'barquentiue/'early.'...-' -' Fiji;--'.' Navua, «.a., July 17. .TOS6A:-'' ~ - ■ Naviia. k.«., July .1,7. ~ ■'. .» ~.., .t '.' Samoa: "'' __ ' ■ ■ ~' | '■' N*vua, *.»., Julv'l7'■•■■■ 1 ;.. : ' ■ -•'■: ■■ ■■ ■' ■'< ...';-'■. •" !-i ; ..'. . JSMXB*UR». ' '.'■■'■ j Empie**, barque, early. ■'■■■'; y, '■ ■' ; ' ' Jajpait',:. ' \. ■ ' '. G«braltir, a.!., t;aily. PROJECTED DEPARTURES ■ ' i, - Losnoy; ;-'•"■■; : ■•'■ "■ | •' ' , Jndralema, s.e., direct,; about July 23.■■■. j Sax Fkakcisco: v ~, .' ~ .•'■•.:■•' v Sonoma, R.M.S., to-day. .. , , . 'n'-';." . Stdsst:■■•■■-'-Ventura, R.M.a., about to-day. '..,.' ; ', . • ZeaJandia, 6.5.,. Monday. , "New York:.": ..,.;'■,:....,.■....'■■•-.;■ ■"'/:■ v.'--,''.,, Anglo-Norman, barque, loading. Uoft-.'tSAUOAi:^-; : '-:' r ' "''■'■' .■''":../■.'"•""'■■'',■'-: /■■■' •',-.'--.' "'. ;;'.-, Navua, e.s., July 24. Tox»A- .-"■-■■■•■ ■■. ■..■■-■ Nivuai e.»., July 24. . ?.-',. . Fiji: Taviuni, 8.6., Thursday. • j ' UNION S.S. CO.-S MOVEMENTS. . j , East Coast. • ' Thursday: Tarawcra arrives from Southern I '- ■ jiorts; Taviuni. leaves for' Suva and LevuVa at ■";-. ■'■■•.''■ tioou. ..'■.■■■■;'. ' - ! Saturday: .Tarawera • sails for Southern ports ft,;' ■ at 12 noon. ' ' '/,. : ,- fef;3^''V:;'."':./Vv'. ~..-,., ~... ■'. W'JSST COAST. .' ~•,.' ',;_,'* To-day: Rotoiti arrives from Wellington, Nel- * '.',:-.' • ■ son,' New Plymouth, and leaves for the same ;',', ' ',' ports'at, 3 p.m. (train, 2.10 p.m.). r •■'-.■■ i : Friday: Takapuna arrives, from Wellington and New Plymouth and sails again for New Plymouth only at 3 p.m. (train £.10 p.m.). ' '". ' ' . NORTHERN S.S. CO.S MOVEMENTS. ■'/■'.'.' day: Apamti arrives from Tairun, Meri enry Bay, and Whaugamata-at 6|).m,; Waiiangi arrives from Tauranga about 8 a.m.; Waitangi ' leaves for the Great Barrier at midnight; Kanieri jr ; rives from Whangarei; Aupouri leaves for Wha- >'".■"" : ligarei at 3 p.m.; Mangapapo-arrives from WbaUafj;n«4 and Ohiwa ; Kia Ora arrives from Raglan, Kawhia, and tuiitara early. . './ '.Thursday: Ngapuhi'arrives at Onehunga from - , ■ New Plymouth about 9 a.m. and leaves tor New Plymouth at, 3 p.m. (train, 2.10 p.m.); Kanieri l ; leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf a.l 1 p.m.; 1 ,',' <' Waitangi arrives from the Great Barrier about 1 ■ 4.30 p.m.; Aupouri arrives from Whangarei about 9 p.m.; Kia Ora leaves for Raglan and Kawhia ,i*, ' , , only nt 1 p.m. (passenger train, 12.10 p.m.). :,' ' Friday: Apanui leaves for Mercury Buy. Wha- •'.,- tigapoua,: and Kunotuuu 'at 7 p.m.; Clansman ' * leaves for, Whangarei, Marsden Point, etc., at 10.30 p.m.; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei Town Whan Clansman arrives from Russell, Whanga- ■ jo», and Maugonui; Aupouri leaves for Tauranga at ; -5 p.m.;, Chelmsford arrives from Hcuhora, 1 Awanuir and Waiharara about 5 p.m. Jfangapapa le»vea for Ohiwa and Whakatarte-, at. 10 a.m.; 1 : v Wafotahi arrives from Opotiki about 10 a.m. rt'i., ' Thames ; Service: Steamers leave lor Thames and Paeroa ! daily''...-. See advertisement daily. • paper*.. j il VESSELS IN HARBOUR. '" - , .■'■■' Ins, H.M. cable steamer, in Calliope Dock. • " .'-larere, e.g., at Queen-street .Wharf.. ?;. Henley, «.«.. at Hobson-street Wharf. ■ . \ "ttakanui, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. ' • Southern Cross, Mission tteamer, in stream. j U'.id'ymion. barque, at Uobson-street Wharf. I.aira,-barque, at Queen-street Wharf. '■' < & .-..,■ 3. -P. Wikstrom, barque, in stream. ,' .' Anglo-Norman, barque, at Quay-etreet Jetty No. 2. i,,;-j ;, ■■ Silver Cloud, barquentine,. at Qusy-etreet Jetty Sfe ; S : &' : ::/; ''.;:"•'' No. .2. . ■- $&t*x • ■■ ; • ■ IMPORTS. >' Per Marere, from Loudon: 130 eases leer, 120 ; ' bars and 23 bundles iron, •54 crates, 100 casks ,'> ceuient,.-,38 caws cartridges, 490 boxes candles, " 37 cases glass, 56 cases galvanised iron. 40 cases ' ' granite, 393 bundles hoop iron, 18 slabs marble, ; 1100 bags manure, 553 .drums and 109 casks oil, ' r 26 pianos. 2105 kegs punt, 569 bundles and 506 ?', pipes, 4400 sasbweights. 61 steel bars, 23 casks : .- and 429 cases spirits, 10 bundles sheet iron, 22 , , tanks, 120 drums tar, 67 casks whiting, 3000 packj!|%;/.' v ages groceries. •'•'.* ■■■!■■■■■ ■■.■ ■v 4 . The Union Company's steamer Mokoia left yes- ' . terday afternoon for East Coast and Southern '".'■ ' potts with a number of passengers and a large " general cargo. ,:.'.- ; i i Last night the. Northern Company's steamer Aupouri arrived from Whangarei with passengers ::- , and general cargo, and leaves for the same port V'„ ' ' again at. 8 o'clock to-night.' The Union Company's steamer Hattroto left for &•■«.'.', ■' the Cook ,and Society Islands last evening with , ; ; a . large general cargo. ' Yesterday- morning the Northern Company's }'!'-"" : ■ fiteamer Waiotahi arrived from Opotiki with, 'several passenger* and a cargo of maize, etc. The ;'•■■■■ ' steamer leaves for Tauranga, Ohiwa, and Opotiki ,- at IP a.m. to-day. ' Yfiit<»rdav the Northern Company's steamer ■;'"/ i Kaiiieii left for Whangarei. ' . "•■ " ' The-, schooner Sir Henry sailed for Gisbornc / yesterday with n. full general cargo. : 'I'y At 8 a.m. to-dav the Union Company's steamer ■'•:• Hatipiri leaves for East Const ports and Welling- : '•• ■';:•. ton*-:--".-':' --.:-. : — 'i.~. ' THE TAVIUNI ... V.: ■ 'the Union Company's steamer Taviuni is due 'V ... ' from Wes'port this evening and leaves for Suva V i ~ and Levttka at noon to-morrow. . rtf , i ) 't t — THE SAX FRANCISCO MAIL. 'I'' ' Tin!: mail .steamer Sonoma is,'due .from Sydney '. ,' ' ' filly this morning and leaves at 3 p.m. for .Pago i , 1-j;,, Honolulu, and San Francisco.-, The fob k&i ' j' >! < bv.viiii' .passengershave booked by the ■■■ steamer ;■-. »felfsJs'K'tedVMff:'' €.'., B. Ireland, Mr. .an<! .Mrs., F. E. !:.-;;;■ ;'r';i: ; : Byrne, Mr. and Mr.*. W. M. Kelly. Mr. ami'; Mis. ; "• " ■ ', 1". .\lt*rl. iv,.-> children; and maid, Mr. and Mrs. ;;SK-:iv .1 O, Wood, Ms. and Mrs. S. .11. Johnston,- Mr. , ' and Mrs. Ht-itsken and family, Mcsdames S: Cori: . ■ ' ii", Hflllm .", Hiv<-!il<!j-. J.'-f- Harcnm, ' 11. Hawker. ' Slater, .J. T. Mm, Monro.. Watson. E. Hun- ; * ') < l»hf<■>*-' Mifjc." Crais', W. Manly. Kw.-i. Stockei-,; ml'.f,"!' Mater, While. M. Hiiwkiß*,. Clayton, D. Alien, T. yi h' '' '§ ? ■■' ■

Deux, %,. ■ He illf>.: Malm- Latfoi'f, Captain- JDuJo'w, "Lieutenant Bahrdt, Count August Von 7,cd>y, Professor F. Von Aner, Messw. Davis, If. "■.«'. Ilea tin ' .T. : Morris, I Birch, F. Zimmerman, IV. ; [J. Carter.; J. M. Forman, It. Anderson, N. A. Green. 1 «I. Tfjinjilefoii, If* A. '-Wilcox; Hawthorn, Duncan, P. Stanilcld, Wolfhallem Owe. U. A. Bond, E. A Fran, Jolnltiihne, H. Cochran. A. K. 0. Sellar*. D. Garrard,': W. .lone*, J. Robertson, 11. 0. Christian, .0. M. Hall, ■ Hugh Mackenzie. R. Stephens. Jilkison, .1. J. H.ircom, W. d" L. Fitch, T Dean, 3. M. Retain, B. Holdsworth, .1. C. Ciillcn, K. Dawson, Prihgle, R. Amour, 'J. T. Mo?*, T. Mabv, RicketU, Hewetfc, Rayner, John Huntbach, D. O'Brien, M. McCallum, 0. Wnteon. W. Mason. .1. Butter worth, W. 11. Caae. 0. Manet, ,3. Patrick, R. Evan*. S. Telford. A..Davey, T. Alexander, A. Monroe, J. Tait, K. Johansen, A. Diljrgau. I).' Davis, 0. Schubert, Master* HoiiowajvG. Bushier, Abrahams. '". " THE CANADIAN MAIL. '.'. ... The following passengers leave by the. Taviuni for Suva to-morrow to Join the SJaheno, which leaves 1 that port for Honolulu and Vancouver on Tuesday next:—Mr. and . Mrs. P. D. Johnston, Mesdames Young, Rcnwick, Better and imam. Mi-.ie* Dalton, Dobaon, Dr. C. S. Davis, Mes«r*. Johnson, Steill. W. A. Moore, (Joodall, Christophers, Smith, Watt, K. 'Berber, W. Clarke, A. J. Kennedy, M. Adan, O. Anderson, T. Morris, P. Runvsey, .1. A. Johnson, T. Jaclaon, Master Scotland,- : 7 \ . SALE OF THE YOUNG BUNGAUEE. ■ The Dcvonport Ferry Company have put chased the. tugboat Young Btingaree from Mr. G. T. Ntccol. The steamer was built at Eaglet on. New South Wales, in 1833, and was purchased by ill*. Niccol in 1902, since .which time she has been engaged in towing logs! from coast)'port* to Auckland. ' ; ' - . " t THE MARERE. I'lio fine Tyaei' liner Marere, Captain J. C. Feb gate, arrived from London. Melbourne, and Sydney yesterday morning, and after the usual inspection berthed at the Queen-street Wharf to discharge her cargo of general 'merchandise. The steamer has made a very smart voyage, it being only 58 days since the left the Home, port, and if the had not been detained by bad weather at Melbourne, the time, occupied on the voyage would have been reduced by several days. Captain Felgate. who brings his steamer into port, in her usual neat order, reports: Hie Marere left London on May 13 and arrived at Melbourne on June 20 after an uneventful voyage. On discharge of cargo the steamer proceeded to, Sydney, and after putting out further consignments left for Auckland on Thursday last.. Experienced sttong we*t to south-west gales and heavy rain sqnalle crossing the Tasmn/r Sea. Passed Cape Maria Van Dienien at 10.30 a.m. on Monday and made port as above. The Marere leave* for Napier and tho South on Saturday to load cargo for South Africa and London, proceeding: to Australia .complete her, loading. ■