SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13421, 25 February 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Hieh Water at Auckland— a.m. : 5.35 pit. Manukau— a.m. , 7.34 p.m. Sun—Rises, 5.33 a.m., sets, 6.35 p.m. Moon— Thursday, 3 53 p.m.

ARRIVALS. February 23.

Iris, cable steamer, 5000, Sharp, from Norfolk ■ 'tiMfiuH ••., 640, H. H. Gibbons, from Whangarei Passengers; Misses Boyle, Nor .is, toss, Keyte, Sands, Brown, Conn, Watigh, Gillingham, Bradley, O'Sullivan, Meadames Lye, I her. Brown Sands, Gillingham, Taylor. McNeil, Hughes. Hunt. McNeill, Chapman and child, . Adams and two children, Messrs. Eye, Usher, . Massev, Mandell, Wallace, lteece, Leece, tie- i incuts'. Carter, Graham. Priestley, Roche, Win- < stone, Jersman, Cato, Wills. Jurakowich, laylor, ; Hill. Miller, P. Carter. Crane, Johnson. Fly*". . Souter, Gillett, Dyer. GilHllen, ftlallabond, Wool, i lev Stiohbury, Roberts, Kilmer. Professor lubbs, i R, 'W. Dyer, S M., and 10 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. , Neatiawa. s.s., 463, P. A. Stem, from Tairua, Mercury Bay, and Whangam»ta. Passengers: I Missel Bannalyne, Pitham, Roderick, Jackson, ' Ormiston (2), Dawson, Mesdames Harvey, Mc- '■ Carthv and children, Hill, Meikle, Lowe, Ormis ton, Holland, Messrs. Laylock, McCarthy. Hicks. ' Collins, Rev. Perry, and one steerage.—Northern t S.S. Co., agents. '. Glenelg, s.s., 288. F. Jonas, from Whangarei — James Smith and Co., agents. ■»,- Waiotahi, «.s., 278, C. Hopkins, from Ohiwa and Opotiki. Passengers: Mesdames Salisbury. J. Ross, Miss Steele, Messrs. N. McLean, Forbes, Thompson. Salisbury, Wilson, Steele. Emmett, Rev. McKinney—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Kanieri, «s.', 203. T. Myers, from Whangarei. Passengers: Mrs. Moves*. Miss Baylis, Messrs. ■ Gordon, Cliittv, Martin, Rountree, Aicken, Baylis ! (2), Hiuinan. "Robinson, Dr. Marshall.—Northern I -' S.S. Co., agents. Apanui, s.s., 200, Wilson, from Awanui, Wai- " harara, and Houhora. Passengers: Mrs. John- ,; ston, Messrs. V. Ward. Robson, Masters Robson (2), Hori —Northern S.S. Co., agents. '":. James Craig, barque, 646, William Nagle, from Newcastle.—J. J. Craig, Limited, agents. February 24. Wimmera. s.s.. 3022. F. G. Entwisle, from i Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdames Hen and family, Restell, Clutterbuck, Otter, Horsier, Keenatl, Hose, Jones, Greenup, Bunbury and "boy, Allen. Pascoe and child. Rose. I'htsholm, Simons, Morrison, Monteith, Colliugs, Bailey, Johnston, Howe, Courtney. Kennedy and t two children, Blair, Lund. Pickering. Abercrombie. Misses Brown. Burton. Restell (2), Clutterbuck (21, Baker, Griffen, Horsley. Kal- '■ man, Shugherine, Rose (2), Myles, Bart ley, Colquhone. Potter. Edmiston. Le Quesne, Allen, ( Harris. Tong, Grace. Collison, Applegreen, David- > son. Stewart (2). Bell (21. McLellaii. Kennedy, Evans. Lund, Ballard, Powell, Herd. C-antney. ' Abercrombic, Salmon, Hogg, Messrs. Henry, Pound, Reynolds, Coombcr, Seehopp, Black, Battley. Cliitteibuck. Rutherford. Griffon, Ross, Keenan, Rose. Jones, Auckland, Moore, Porter, \ Allen, Pat-tenon. Collard. Jerrard. Staris, Uitgor, . Halpin, 'Wheeler. Tobin. Geisler, Chisholm, ■ Peddle, Hutchinson, Viccars, Ambridge. Robertson. Richards, Kemptliorne, Kennedy. Skeet (2), . Jackson, Pearson. Simpson, Ramage, Cordon, '*■ Wilson, Foster, Bayley. Mins, Salmon, Eraser, Flench. Taylor. Halloran, Harold Ashton. J. C. Williamson, .Major Elliott, and 50 steerage.—L. D. Nathan, Limited, agents. Victoria, s.s., 3000. William Waller, from Sydney. Passengers: Mesdames Mower, Wileman, Ballard and child. Buckland, Parker. Hickman, Hall, Carroll. Griffiths, Stewart, Ellrson and two children, Sippe, Bateman. Misses C. Ellis, Parker, Hickman, Brown, P. Livingstone, R. Livingstone, Ellison, Loubser, Kimbell, Benson, S. Bouchi, Messrs. F. T. Whelan. A. Coope. J. S. Jones. E. S. Craston, E. Merrican, J. Brown, E. B. Leaf. J. Moran, .1. Rutherford, T. J. Farqtthar, Wright, Buckland. J. Liggins, Hickman, G. F. Sugden. 11. A. Smith. Hall. C. Adams, J. Carroll, ' W. Griffiths, Stewart. J. Brown, Whitehead, E. Robinson, J. Termuden. T. Von-Bohl, Ellison. Loubser, Clark, F. M. Anglim, R. E. Cunningham, W. Kierntb, C. H. Sippe, G. Lush, W. D. . . ■ Payne. M. E. S. Rourke. Mc.Murtrie, M. Berg. P. T. Ken way. Rev. J. Walker. Colonel Law ley. Captain McMorland, Count Rontza<ii, and 56 steerage.L. D. Nathan, Ltd.. agents. - Clansman, s.s.. 591, E. McLeod. from Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames Diprose. W. M. Commons, Monro, Malyon, Misses Rhodes, Burgess. Pratt, Monro, Cook. Commons. Messrs. E. A. Brabant. S. Oliver. Farquhar. T. Stott. Moore. A. Lilewall. McEnren, S. Tinker. J. Lyons. Townshend. J. Duncan, D. Elder, J. C. Scott, Beckett, .1. A. Nicholson, Price. Master R. Commons—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Endeavour, auxiliary ketch, 84, C. Kasper, from i Whangarei.—Jagger and Harvey, agents. ™ \ DEPARTURES. \; FEBItrjARY 23. Waikare. s.s.. 3071. C. McDonald, for Southern and East- Coast pott*. Passengers: For Gisborne ; —Misses Bartlett,' Kirby. Robin. McOlfer, Gault, Braienshaw. Metoalf, Mesdames T. H. Wood, Massey ajul infant, Partridge, Bartlett. Cook, Messrs. J. Nasmitb, Meek. Donovan. Clark, S. Graham, Butler. Graham. Booth. Cook. Em. For Napier— Walker. Mesdames Thomas or.d i family, Benyon, C. Hooper. Neighbour, Rhodes. Miller, Juest, A. Carncross, Messrs. Thomas, Btnyon. C. Hooper. Finley, Mcintosh, E. Lodder, A. ;-.j O. Warnock, Livesey, Heineman, A. Carncross, Taine, J. Juest, Master Miller. For Wellington— Misses Band. McKellar. Mrs. Corcoran, Mr. J. Corcoran. For LytteltonMesdames Squires, So- •;■[ Clero, D. Hewptt, Martin and infant, Gittos. Rich- ■ ings, Messrs. T. C. Smith. Martin, W. R. Keay, P. .1. Paterson, J. Coulaon. J. O'Neill. Burns, Richings, the Revs. (Jittoa. H. Hare. Masters Me- ■' Gee (2). For Dunedin—Mr. G. Kelly; and 30 steerage for all ports. Northern Chief, barque, 263, Spruit, for Kai- . para and Sydney. Edward, brig, 270, Feast, for Hobart. February 24. * : Kanieri, s.s., 203, T. Myers, for Whangarei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LosDOff: Maori, s.s., to sail. ;' ;X . Opa'wa, s.s., sailed, due about Wednesday. Mimiro, ».r., via Australia, due end of March. K-ikoura, s.s., to sail, due about April 23. Alembic, three-masted schooner, loading. •AN Fra.vci.scc : Sierra, R.M.S., about to-day. Livbrpool : . Star of New Zealand, via Australia, due about March 20. Aravva, new s.s., to sail in February, due about April 4. Devon, s.s., via Australia, sailed December 11, due about February 21. Ayrshire, s.s., via Australia, at Adelaide February 19, due about March 15. Morayshire, s.s., due about March 28. Somerset, s.s., to sail. New York: Tomoana, s.s., via Australia, sailed February 11. V. John Hardie. s.s., via Australia, at Melbourne February 21, due about March 7. Bloemfontein, *.*., via Australia, sailed. Inveran, s.s., via Australia, sailed. Ivasßi : Mokoia. s.s., Sunday. Nbwcastlb: Defiance, brigantine, sailed. Melbourne: Laira, barque, sailed February IS. i Fiji: ! Narua, 5.3., Wednesday. ; Tonga : * i Narua, s.s., Wednesday. i Samoa: ( Navua. s.s., Wednesday. 1 j> Mauritius : ; Viking, barque, about March. ' ~" Norfolk Island: j Iris, cable steamer, to-day. ] PROJECTED DEPARTURES. , LoitDos' : : ~-,■ . Kumara, s.s., about March 1. ; 3as Francisco: I S:erra, R.M.s., March 15. { New York: j Viking, barque, to load. - SYDSEY: j Wimmera, s.s., to-day. J Sierra, R.M.s., about" to-dav. i ' FIJI; " I Navua, s.s., March 5. ' Tonga: J Navua, i.e., March 5. ! Samoa: Navua., 1.5., March 5. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS East Coast. Thursday : Navua arrives from Sydney, via the Islands; Talune arrives from Dunedin, Lytlelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne. Saturday: Squall arrives from Napier, Gisborne, and Tolago Bay . Talune sails for Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, Lytteltou, and Dunedin at 12 noon. West Coast. To-day: Rotoiti sails for New Plymouth and Wellington at. 3 p.m. (train &10 p.m.); Ha we a sails tor Lyttelton at 6 a.m. Wednesday: Rotoiti arrives from Nelson, Wellington, and New Plymouth, and sails .'or the same porta at 2 p.m. (train 1.10 p.m.). Friday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth and sails for New Plymouth only at 2 p.m. (train 1.10 p.m.). HUDDART-PARKER CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day Wimmera tails for Sydney at 5.30 pm. Tuesday: Victoria sails for Gisborne and Southern port* at 2 p.m. NORTHERN S.S. CO.S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Waiotshi leaves for Tauranga, Ohiwa, and Opotiki at 3 m. ; Ngatiawa leaves for Thiiranga at 5 p.m.; Clansman leaves for Bussed, Whangaroa, and Mangonui at 6 p.m. ; Ngap.ihi leave* for Whangarei; Kia. Ora leaves Onelmnga for Raglan, Kswhia, and Wait*** at 1 r p.m. (train 12.10 p.m.); Chelmsford leaves for Mercury Bay, Kuaotunu, and Port Charles at 7 p.m. Tuesday: Rarawa arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about 8 a.m. and leaves for New I "'- Plymouth at 4 p.m. (train 3 p.m.); Kanieri leaves :' for Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Ngamihi arrives from Whangarei; Chelmsford arrives from : ' Kuaotunu, Mercury Bay, and Port Charles about 6 p.m. ; Apanui leaves for Awanui, Houhora, and K>., ■ Wuiharara at 11.30 a.m. Wednesday: Kanieri arrive* from whangarei Town Wharf; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei; jv • Chelmsford leaves for the Great Barrier at midnight. &■■ '■■:■ Thame* service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisement daily papers. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Iris, cable steamer, in stream. Southern Cross, mission steamer, in stream Star of Scotland, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. St. Helena, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty. ['."-'■ Victoria, is., at Queen-street Wharf. Wimmera, s.s., at llobson-street Wharf. Herzogin Sophie Charlotte, four-masted barque, '::';■■ at Queen-street Wharf. Zelatcur, barque, at Railway Wharf. • James Craig, barque, in stream. '■■:. Jessie Craig, barque, at llobson-street Wharf. '. Ilasel Craig, barque, at Hobson-itreet Wharf. t- ; t N Silver Cloud, barquentine, at Railway Wharf. U-; ■• Tamarh Tahiti, schooner, at Hobgon-strtet/ Wharf. Yiabelj sciiouuer, in tlfwii!^ uM&'■■■■ ■■■} ■'■:..■■■■■ :.:■■■■ ;■'.'.: , --'

IMPORTS. Per .Limps Craig, from KewoatUe: 1000 tons RoallVr Wimmera. from the South : 737 sacks grasj seed. 5183 Kick* wheat. 62 sacks potatoes, 44 sacks malt. 221 sacks oat«. 500 sacks, 420 100 s, 1208 50'», and 28 sacks 25's Hour, 3,5 packages telegraph material, 16 -oils wire. 132 cases matches. 30 cases bacon, 33 cases Jams, 38 rases soap, 190 liars iron. 95 oases meats, 40 packages range*, 5 bale* paper, 21 cases drugs, 20 cases starch, 20 cases pickles, 25 <•*«•'* sarsaparilla, 13 orates cheese, 10 roll* netting, 10 crates roofing, 77 cases butter. 10 casts schnapps, 36 packages agricultural implements, 78 packages samples, 10 cases confectionery. 42 packages woollens, 10 cases tobacco and cigarettes, 29 hogsheads, 8 half-hogsheads. 3 kilderkins, and 50 cases ale. M rams, transhipments, and a quantity of sundries. I'm Victoria, from Svdney: 100 bales hessians, I*6 ingot" tin. 300 casks cement, 200 sack* flour, 752 sacks flour, 416 sacks gypsum, 15 cases champagne, 112 bags peanuts, 10 cases bolts. IS casks spirits, 120 bales wood pulp, 23 bales fodder, 20 cases icing'sugar, 10 cases arrowroot, 220 easel soiiß 7 bales millet, 18 casks soda ash. 96 cases candles, 280 boxes tinplates, 352 bags bonedust, 40 bales hemp, 15 drums carbide of calcium, 9 bags almond*, 631 boxes sultanas, 709 sacks manure 10 bales coir earn. 70 bags bark. 7 wood mantel*. 15 casca tobacco. 22 cases pines. 64; i bags vice 446 package* lea. 17) casks, 28 crates, and 678 sacks bottles, 567 sack* potatoes. 56 bars iron, 15 steel girders. 12 packages ginger, 102 cases fruit 4 crates and 110 dozen watermelons, 9 bags spokes, 3 bundles rims, 8 bags naves. 9 bags spokes. 60' hardwood sleepers, 104 pieces hardwood. 31 rams, also a large quantity of sundries and transhipments. ■ Per Hell flower: 1600 sacks and bags flour, 5,00 sack* "oats. 100 sacks wheat, 327 sacks chaff.— T. 11. Hall and Co.

EXPORTS. Per Edward, for llobart : 200,000 ft timber.

The Union Company's steamer Waikare left on Saturday Afternoon for East Coast and Southern porta with a number of passengers and a large general cargo. On Saturday night, the Northern Company b strainer Ngapilhi arrived from Whangarei with passengers and general cargo. She leave* for the same port again to-night. The Northern Company's steamer Clansman arrived from Tauranga yesterday morning. She leaves this evening for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mongoiitii. On Saturday morning the Northern Company steamer Waiotahi airived from Tauruiiga, Opotiki, and Ohiwa with several passengers and a cargo of produce, etc The steamer leaves for the same ports again at 3 p.m. to-day. The Northern Company'* steamer Ngatiawa arrived on Saturday evening from Whangamat*. Ktiaotunii, and Mercury Hay, and leaves for Tauranga at 5 p.m. to-day. YeMfrdav the Northern Company's steamer hanieri left for Whangarei Town Wharf. On Saturday morning the barque Northern Chief sailed for Kaipara to load timber for Sydney. . , . The Northern Company* steamer Apanui arrived from the North yesterday and leaves for Awanui. Waiharara etc.. at. 11.30 a.m. to-morrow. This evening the Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford leaves for Mercury Ray, KuaoUinu, and Port diaries. The Union Company's steamer 'I avium arrived at. Suva from Wellington on Saturday to load fruit, back to the same port. On Saturday the brig Edward sailed for Hobart with a cargo of timber. The barque Jessie Craig has berthed at the [{obson-streel Wharf tc discharge her cargo of coal from Newcastle. The auxiliary ketch Endeavour arrived from Whangarei yesterday afternoon with a cargo of coal. THE IRIS. H.M. cable steamer Iris. Captain Sharp, arrived from Norfolk- Island at 10.30 a.m. on Saturday and took tip an anchorage in the stream. THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL. The Oceanic Company's mail steamer Sierra is expected to arrive at Auckland to-night from San Francisco and Island polls. She, leaves for Sydney on. discharge of cargo. THE lIINEMOA. The Government steamer Hinemoa is expected to arrive at Auckland this evening from Wellington and the East Coast lighthouses. The Hinemoa takes in stores, etc., for the Northern lighthouses to-morrow and calls at the Three Kings to erect a depot on the Hip; King for supplies, etc.. for the benefit of any crews which may be wrecked in the vicinity. THE lONIC. The Shaw. Savill and Albion Company's steamer Jonic is due at Wellington to-day from London, and Hobart. The following are the passengers for Auckland:—Saloon: Mies A. E. Stewart, Messrs. J. Carrtlthers. J. D. Elliott. T. M. Stewart. Second saloon: Misses V. Chalton, band ridge (2). Johnston, 'F. Macdonald, Miller (2), A. C. Thorburti. (J. Williams. Meadames T. O. Williams. A. Miller, M. Johnston, Dandridge, Chalton, S. E. Barnes. Messrs. J. Adam. A. Chalton, W. J. Dandridge. A. 11. Dandridge. F. M. Davie?. V. Goscomb, J. MTddleton. There are about 215 third-class passengers for all ports. THE KUMARA. The local agents for the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company (Messrs. A. S. Paterson and Co.) inform us that 'he s.s. Kumara will arrive at Auckland from Napier to-morrow to complete her loading for London. The steamer is expected to leave on her voyage about March 1. THE WIMMERA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Wimmera, Captain F O. Entwisle. arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 8.30 a.m. yesterday and berthed at the Hobson-atreet Wharf. The steamer left, Dunedin on Tuesday la.st and called at the usual coast parts, leaving Gisbotne at 1145 a.m. on Saturday and arriving as above. Experienced Hue weather, with light variable winds, throughout. The Wimmera leaves for Sydney at 3.30 p.m. to-day. THE VICTORIA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Victoria. Captain William Waller, arrived from Sydney at 2 p.m. vesterdnv. and. being grained pratique, berthed at the 'Queen-street Wharf. The steamer leftSydney and parsed through the heads at 2.1 a p'm on Wednesday last, rounded the North Cape at 12.10 a.m. yesterday, and arrived as above. Experienced light to moderate south-cast winds and strong south-south-west swell, with fine clear weather, to the North Cape, thence moderate southerly wind and slight sea. with dull, cloudy weather to arrival. THE JAMES CRAIG. The barque .lamps Craig. Captain William Naii'e arrived from Newcastle on Saturday alternoon and was granted pratique shortly after arrival. The barque, which, comes into pott in splendid order, reflecting every credit upon the master and his crew, sailed from Newcastle on February 11 and met with light, to moderate winds and fair weather across the Tamilian Sea Cape Maria Van Diemen was made on Tuesday last, when a succession of light head winds were met. with, the vessel having to beat all the wav down the coast. The gull was made on rnday. but the wind proved light and contrary, and ! the anchorage was not made until alwiit ~ p.m. I on Saturday. The barque berths at the wharf ; to-morrow to discharge. ! TRANSHIPMENTS. I •.nshipme.nts per Tongariro from London ar- ; uvea from the South yesterday by the V) imi m The Victoria, which arrived from Sydney yes--1 terdav. brought transhipments per Yawata Main from' China and Japan, Orontes from London Marmora from London. Empire from China and , Japan, Chinjrtu from China. Koonnga trout Cal- ' cutta, and Ottetisen from Germany.