SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13306, 12 October 1906, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland—l.47 a.m.; 2.31 p.m. .„ > „ Manukau—3.46 a.m. ; 4.30 p.m. Bun— 5.13 a.m.; »et«, 6,3 p.m. ';■;■ Moon—Now, Thursday, 10.13 a.m. ' WEATHER REPORT. The following is Captain Edwin's weather report at 5 p.m. yesterday:—Mantikau Heads: Wind, north, light: barometer, 30.13; thermometer, 69; weather, misty ; bar, smooth. New Plymouth : Wind, calm; barometer, 30.12; thermometer, 60; I weather, tine; sea, smooth. CasUeiJolnt: Wind, south-east, light; barometer, 30.15; thermometer, 60; weather, flue; sea, moderate. Wellington: Wind, south, light; barometer, 30.1b; thermometer, 57 ; weather, fine. Kaikoum : Wind, calm ; barometer, 30.; thermometer, 55; weather, fine: sea, slight swell. Bluff: Wind, easterly, light: barometer, 30.05; thermometer, 55; weather, fine. S;rong easterly winds are probable northward of the Kant Cape and New Plymouth, strong northerly winds elsewhere, and "falling of the barometer everywhere. PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. Wanaka, as., 2422, W. Stevens, from the South and Napier.— Union S.S. Co.. agents. Ngapuhi, s.s., 640, E. Stephenson, from WhaniNi'ci. Pusseiiffers : Mr. and Mrs. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Itussev, Misses Hart, Downard, Mesdames Seymour, Rouse, Meyers, Robinson, Lyons, Cole, Messrs. Murray, Chatteris, Kerekeho, Pollock, Lennox, (lerrard. Bold, Simpson, Killen, Brierly, Cole, Isaacson, Carlow, Patrick, Clarke, and 17 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Talune, s.s., 2087, ,lohn Bernech, from Southern and Bart Coast ports. Passengers: Misses Mackellar, Eggeiv, Saunders, i.undoti. Maxwell and infant, Martin, Mrsdamrs Rolls, two children, and maid, Large. Evans and infant, Holder, Tulloek, Messrs. Allan, Thompson, Fredric. Spaektnan, Thompson. Burridge, Harris, Rhind, Taylor, Grey, Cordon, Mason, Adolph, Selig, Livingstone, Ilbert, Martin, Har|)er, and 14 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agent*. ' Ngatiawa, s.s., 463, E. McLeod, from the Great . Barrier. Passengers: Messrs. H. 11. Adams, Ryan, the Rev. Perry, and one steerage —Northern S.S. Co., agent*. ■ Apnnul, s.s., 200. T. Haultaln, from Wliangamata, Talruu, and Mercury Bay. Passengers : Mr. ; ■*. " and Mrs. Watt, Mesdames McCarron, Stenbeek, Messrs. Smith, Mackesy, Will, Thompson—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Northern Chief, barque, 263, Reid, from New-' castle R. Mackay, agent. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. jtosDoir: ■-. '• ..\ Indradevi, s.s., via Australia, due about Octo- • . ber 28. - Rakaia. s.s., direct, sailed September 8, due about October 26.. Kaipara, s.s., to sail about November 4. Delphic, s.s., direct/sailed September 13, due about November 10, '.' Niwaru. s.s., via Australia, due about NovemV ber 12. Star of Japan, s.s., via Australia, to tail. •an Fiuifcisco: Sonoma, R.M.s., October 23. LtvEfU'ouc : Dorset, ».s., via Australia, sailed September 15. " Sussex, s.s., direct, to sail. MIDDLESBOHOUGH : ,' Drayton Orange, s.s., sailed September 5. 1 Glasgow: ~ Rippingham .Grange, s.s., direct, at St. Vincent on 'August 24, with machinery disabled ; left September 2 ; due about October 18. Nsw York. . Aymerlc, s.s., via the South, at Port Chalmers • September 28. Coiu'tfleld,* s.s., via Australia, at Melbourne September 29, due about October 17. Wimbledon, s.s., direct, sailed August 25, due about end of October. Como, s.s., via Australia, due about November s?' 20. ■■■■■-.'■. '"-.'■ Highland Monarch, s.s., to load. Bromley, s.s., direct, to sail about October 5. Irish Monarch, s.s., via Australia, to sail. Queen Amelie, via Australia, to sail. i Hawke's Bay, s.s., via Australia, to sail. > Philadelphia: ' Doride. barque, put into Mauritus in distress on June 13. ' Sydney : Mokoia, s.s., Sunday. Newcastle : : Selwvn Craig, barquentine, sailed. A.ldebarnn, barque, sailed. Alexander Craig, barque, early. l'ONi;a : Navua, s.s., early. Fiji : Hauroto, m., about Monday. > Auohencrag. s.s., Tuesday. • Samoa: Nimia, s.s., early. EDiTHßrjnp: . James Craig, barque, to sail. CIAREjrCK RIVER : , Hippolas>, barque, via edin, mails i. JaVa: :.'■■■ Queen Alexandra, s.s., dm about October 17. • Vahcottvkr: .. - ' '« ;.. Pondo, s.s., via the < South, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, LONDOS: lonic, s.s., about October 30 ; . .'>■■■■ Rippingham Grange, about October 20. Waimate, a.s., direct, about November 3 Stdithy: Manuka, b.s.. Monday. Saf Pbancisco: ~"; Sierra, R.M.S., October 19. Nkw York: Vtgeland, barque, loaded. Samoa: .. : ' Atua, s.s., Tuesday. Tosoa: „ ■ ■<■•'.> Atua, s.s., Tuesday. . . Tin: ; -•' > -Atua, s.s., Tuesday. 'i i UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. East Coast. Saturday: Talune sails for Southern ports at 12 ",' i - noon.'. \. ". ,-. f , ,'..; '.'. Wist Coast. - To-day: Takapuna arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth and sails for New Plymouth only •<y'; at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). NORTHERN S.S. CO.S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Apanui leaves for Mercury Bay, Wha- *■ ngapoua, Kuaotunn, and Port Charles at 7 p.m.; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei, Marsden Point, ;:"■...< etc., at 8 p.m.; ' Kanieri arrives from Whangarei •'.'•• Town Wharf; Clansman arrives from Russell, Wha- ' ngaroa,, and Mangonui about 6 a.m.; Ngatiawa leaves for Tauranga at 5 p.m. ; Chelmsford arrives from Houhora, Awanui, and Waiharara about 5; Waiotahi arrives from Opotiki about 11 a.m.; Mangapapa leaves for Ohiwa and Whakatane at . ' noon. 'Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisement daily papers. ' , VESSELS IN HARBOUR. 1 Challenger, H.M.s., in stream. Star of New Zealand, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Breiz Izel, 5.8., at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. Su.Tolk, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. • Pakeha, S.S., at Queen-street Wharf. , \ Atua, s.s., at Hobson-street Wharf. Colonna, ship, in stream. , ■■ .. Vigeland. barque, in stream. Northern Chief, barque, in stream. ,'flanda Isle, barquentine, at Sugar Work*. '. - ' ■ DEPARTURES. Iris. H.M. cable steamer, 5000, Captain Sharpe, j ' lor Fiji. I ,',v ' Kanieri, 8.«., 203, T. Scott, for Whangarei. : r'.. ; . ,: '-i:'", ■'■ J '', , .imports. :' •■•,■■•' :/•• *-. f \ j Per Northern Chief, from Newcastle: 377 tons ] coal. I ,-:. Per Talune, from the South: 370 sacks oats, j 1779 sacks wheat. 780 bags flour, 55 sacks oatmeal, ■'* v £5 sacks, seed, 946 bars iron and steel, 330 sacks potatoes, 60 bags bark, 20 sacks linseed, 127 sacks ,; malt, 517 bales straw, 45 bags split peas, 73 cases ; - , tea, 26 cases bottles, 100 cases brandy, 10 octaves brandy. 44 cases fruit, 404 bags chaff, 62 drums oil, 9 barrels oil, 25 cases matches, 140 boxes but- ' ter, 417 pieces timber, 100 coils barb wire, 220 easew sugar, 35 rolls wire netting, and sundries. Per Wanaku, from the South : 4467 sacks wheat, 5027 sacks oats, 299 sacks chaff, 1076 sacks pollard, 158 Sacks linseed, 296 sacks bran, 32 sacks oatmeal, 497 sacks potatoes, 14 empty casks, 520 100's ):: flour, 3405 200"» flour, 2380 50's flour, 699 bags bonemeal, 12 blocks stone, 14 bundles woollens, .; 425 cases candles, 330 oases, and 30 crates milk, and sundries. " i *<; The Northern Company's steamer Ngapuhi arrived, from Whangarei with passengers and general cargo yesterday and leaves for the same port ;; ; again to-night. Yesterday afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Kanieri left for Whangarei Town Wharf. The Northern Company's steamer Clansman arrives from the North, this morning. * Yesterday the Norwegian barque Vigpland com-, pleted her loading of flax and kauri gum for New York and went to an anchorage, in the stream. The new auxiliary schooner Tuhara. leaves for Wairoa, Hawke's Bay, to-day. The vessel is to be engaged in tflo trade between that port and Napier. - Yesterday the barquentine Silver Cloud sailed ' from Mercury Bay for Sydney with a cargo of timber. The scow Welcome sailed from Wliangaroa for Whangape yesterday to load timber for Auckland. The Northern Company's steamer Apanui leaves at 7 o'clock this evening for Mercury Bay, Whanganoiia, Kuaotunu, and Part Charles. At 5 o'clock this afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Ngatiawa leaves for Tauranga. Yesterday the steamer Melbourne, arrived at V r] Hokianga from Wellington to load timber for Australia. • THE HAUROTO. The Union Company's steamer Hauroto left Fiji for Auckland yesterday, and is due about Monday , next. THE AUCHENCRAG. The Union Company's steamer Auchencrag leftFiji for Auckland yesterday with a cargo of raw • sugar, and h» due about Tuesday next, THE IRIS. . H.M. caMs steamer"ilrkv left for Fiji yesterday afternoon. Hie Iria is expected to return to iucklaiu! early In December iitott. THE PAKEHA. , - " . The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's steamer " Pakoha, which arrived from London .on : Wednesday evening, put out ber explosives at the powder : ground yesterday and berthed at the Queen-street wharf in the afternoon. The work of discharging - her cargo of general merchandise will be commenced this morning. >, ,; , : . '.."■""" '■■ ' '•''-'■' ,' : THE TALUNE. ,'v'^'C:j 1 Union Company's steamer Talune, Captain John Rernech, arrived -from Southern and East Coast ports at 8 a.m. yesterday and - berthed at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. The steamer left Dimcdin an Friday last, and called at the usual way pons, leaving Gishorno at 9.30 a.m. on Wednesday, and .(' arriving as above. Experienced * fine weather on tie passage. . The Talune leaves for Bast Coast and Southern pcrte •* noon to-morrow.

THE WANAKA. The Union Company's steamer Wanaka, Captain W. Stevens, arrived from the South and Napier at 8 a.m. yesterday and berthed at the Hobsonstreet Wharf. The steamer left the Bluff on October 5 and called at Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, and Napier. Left the latter port at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, passed the East Cape at 2.30 p.m. on Wednesday, and arrived a.* above, having experienced fine weather throughout the passage. The Wanaka leaves for Napier and the Bluff to-mor-row. ■ii .. i 111 THE NORTHERN CHIEF. The barque Northern Chief, Captain Reid, arrived from Newcastle yesterday afternoon after a lengthy passage of 26 "days. The master reports sailing from Newcastle on September 15, and had to contend against a succession of gales from between east and south-east, accompanied by tremendous seas, nearly the whole of that time. The Three Kings were made on the nineteenth dayout, but the wind still continued from about the same quarter down the coast. Cape Brett was passed on Tuesday last, mid then north and northeast winds were met with, continuing until arrival. The' Northern Chief brings-a cargo of coat for the Colonial Sugar Works, and will discharge at Chelsea. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS, Rarawa, s.s., 1057, W. F. Norbury, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Mi-Master, Severne, Mesdaines Haytor, Ford, O'Sullivan, Barb am, Messrs. Runcimnn (2). March, Munro, Courtnay, Clark, Kind Wick, Field, Gilmour, Foster, Goodwill, Mill (2). Turner, Lloyd. Davies, Ford, Meacher, Daniels, Fuller, and 15 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. ' DEPARTURES. Rarawa, s.s., ' 1057. W. F. Norbury, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Downs, Fantham, Walton, Kinder, McGinnees, Rainie. Ward, Baildon, Humphries, Mesdames .Archer, Outran), Abraham, Rea, Geever, Jacobs, Baildon and child, Harbottle, Carter, Messrs. Alexander, Shera, Wright, Cliff, If addon, Morrin, Rea, Craig, Abraham, Baker, Ilowine, Vile, McKaven, Creamer, Geever, Curtis, Kirton, O. Alexander, the Rev. E. Walker. The Northern Company's steamer Rarawa arrived yesterday morning from New Plymouth and left again in the afternoon for the same port.