SHIPPING

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13526, 26 August 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING

High Water at Auckland--9.23 a.m.; 9.43 p.m. „ „ Manuksui— a.m.; 11.42 p.m. ' Sun— 6.23 a.m. ; sets, 5.23 p.m. Moon Last quarter, Saturday, 4.58 a.m. PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. : : iv August 24. Orari, s.s., 7207, Forsdick, from Waitara— Zealand' Shipping Company, agent*. Sussex, a.«., 5474, Robertson, from Glasgow.— • Arthttr H. Nathan, agent Ngapuhi. s.s., 640, K. Stephenson, from Whangarei. Passengers: Mioses McKenzie, Sutherland, -.- Dent, Cutforth, Mrs. Maddreu. Messrs. Willis, Dyer; S.M., Ryan, Atkinson. Bennett, (iirvin, Adamson, McOregor, Pearson, Wilson, Poole, Cutforth, Swaflield, Armstrong, Speight, Beale, Letlimn, Brown, Baton, McP'toe. Weaver, McLeod, Morton, Keelev, Elder, Wilkinson, Dent, Moddcen, Weir. Lane, the Rev Fathers Lightband. Smiers, ond 11 steerage.'-—Northern S.S. Co., agents. ' Kanieri, s.s., 203, T. Myers, from Whangarei.— Northern S.S. Co., agents-. Apanui, s.s., 200, R. 11. Gibbons, from Awanui, Houhora, and Wtiihaiar.i. Passengers: Mesdames 11. B. Cook. Jackson, Messrs. Matthews, .'Reed, Hemphill, Pasinkovich, Matuinovich.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Chelmsford, s.s., 70, R. (!. llunken, from Tairua and Mercury Bay. Passengers: Mrs. Hawthorn, Miss White, Messrs. II E. Mops, A. Sttvg, T. j Baker, S. Rinalds, S. McOill, McGuinness—Northern S S. Co., agents Young Dungaree, s.s., 70, Whittingham, from Whangarei.—Devouport Steam Ferry Company, agents. ~'.■■.; Endeavour, auxiliary schooner, 140, Rasper,' from Whangarei.—Jagger and Harvey, agents. .:-. ■.;■-.. August 25. Aparima, s.s, 5701, Edward Stott, from Fiji, Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Monckton, Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr. and Alts. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. (.'toucher, Messrs. Griffiths, • : ' Siansom, Nicholson.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Zealandia, s.s., 3090, H. L. Dunsford, from Southern ancTEast Coast ports. Passengers : Mes- ' , dames Dunlop and child, Gallon, Hopkins, Williams, Westwood, J'iukersKill, Collison, Morton. 'Boms, Quartley, Arundel, Goodwin and two ;, children, Misses Gallon, Evans, Hopkins, Chatwan, Hare, Taylor. Josiland, Westwood, Naylor, Burke, Kemp," Gillam, Hayes, Arundel, Slim, '"..'. iMcCormick', Malone, Messrs. Jamieson, R. Gallon, -* Leach, Carew, W. Pearson, 11. G. Blackie, Swartlev, Pcnhall, Sweet apple. Stodart, S. Davey, A. Grant, Thomson, O. Hitllett W. Foster, Coiner, '-''•■'- ' ■Wiliey, Orr, Gordon. Kinvig. Gaudin, Arundel (3), Fothergill (2), Mariner, Clark, H. Taylor, iW. A. MeElwai'th, 11. Matthews, Trdswell, Goodwin, Hall, Hiimon, Walsh, and 25 steerage.— It. D. Nathan and Co., agents Victoria, e.g., 3000, William Waller, from Sydney. Passengers: Misses Reay. Thomas, Pollock, • Boon, Waits, Jnrvis, Codlin, Wilson, Donaldson, Moore, Motley, Mesdames Griffiths, Binney, Feuton, Savage, Gorrie, Doyle, Hendry, Burrows and infant, Stafford and infant, Wickliatn, Pollock, Williams, Poole, Phillips, Tindal, Harris, Gillams, Wood and two children. Bunney, Lady Lockhart, Messrs. S. J. Davis, Rhodes, Codling, Strong, Griffiths, Alarming, G. W. Binney, Oorrie, Doyle. Mann, Harris. Hendry, Hepburn (2), Staf- '.- I Old Wiekham, Snooks, Crane, oldie, Williams, rjiillips (2), Hill, Kaywood, Brown, Sleddon, Law, - fc'chierning, .Maxwell, Smith (2), Seliz, Dabe, An- *• drew, Hayes Cormack, Dudley. Dr. Savage. Sir 11. Lockhart, and 30 steerage.—L. D. Nathan and Co., Limited, agents. ->

Wanaka, s.s., 2422, W. Stevens, from the South. Union S.S. Co., agents. Clansman, s.s., 591, E. McLeod, from Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames Jordan, Spooner, Kissling, Hall, McKeniiie, Misses A. Dickey, Sergeant, K. Clarke, A. Stewart, Spooner, Rhodes, M. Dickey, N. Stewart, L. Hardy, R. Vickery, Bearley, Kirk, Dailies, L. Vickery, Pratt, Messrs. McKenzie, J. P. Dugdale, JlcMahou, W. Kellv, Arnold, Turnbull, Moore, M. Watson, Pratt, A. J. Rolfe, T. H. Bell, Spooner, Andrews, and four steerage.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Squall, s.s., 378, John Benton, from Napier, Gisborne, and Tolago Bay.—Union S.S. Co., agents.' Baden-rowcll, s.s., 194, W. Nicholson, from Ngunguru.— Northern Coal Company, agents. Alexander Craig, barque, Irvine, from Newcastle.—J. J. Craig, Limited, agents. i

DEPARTURES. :. ' ''"-.''■ ■' August 24. ; * Star of Scotland, s.s., 6230, J. M. Hart, for London, via the South and Australia. Moura, as., 2087, William Hutching*, for East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: For OisborneMiss Donovan, Mesdamea Watkins, Martin, Apsev, Gray, Messrs. Apsev, F. J. Pearson, Kvme, ■ . \ R. B. Scott, Crespin, A. T. Hookey, Laidlaw, B. V C. Nicholson, 11. Anderson, C. F. Cooper, Gray, ', J. Egan, Parker, W. liarnfather, J. Bannister. ; For Napier.Misses Munro, Swan, Messrs. Hatpin, Prime, Shackman, F. »>. Triggs, J. 11. Sivaney, .;.'-',(}. Vucotich, Kahn. For Wellington—Miss MeNallv, Mesdames Mcintosh, H. Burgess, Messrs. ll.'Burgess, Campbell, G. G. Wright, Mcintosh. .' For Lyttelton—Misses Willis, Rhodes and maid, Mrs. Rhodes and son, Master Willis. For Duuedin .—Miss Bell; and 20 steerage for all ports. Young Bungaree, s.s., 70, Whittingham, for iMercury Bay. Solgran, barque, 336, Edwardson, for ■ Melbourne, via Mercury Bay. , . Kaeo. auxiliary schooner, 240, John H. Skinner, for coast ports and Cisborne. AUGUST 25. Kanieri, s.s., 203, T. Myers, for Whangarei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. tOJTDOS! ' ' ...Whakarua, s.s. (newT, via Australia, sailed, duo about September 30. ''■■ ■■' Niwaru, e.s., via Australia, to sail. . Wakanui, s.s., direct, due August 29.-- - Maori, s.s., direct, sailed August 6. -'-:■'".' Kia Ora, s.s. (new), to sail. , . Opawa, s.s., to sail. . Kuikoura, s.s., to sail. fcrvEBPOOL: ,■■'.■'■ , Devon, 6.5., direct, sailed Juno 29, duo about ■ . to-day. :'.-,.• V ■■;'■,■• - 'Nairnshire s.s., via Australia, due about September 10. ' : U. Morayshire e.s., to sail. Cornwall, e.s., to sail. Fifeshire, b,8., to sail. v . Kbw Yoke: Kish, e.s., via Australia, due about September 15. Hampton,' s.s., via Australia, at Melbourne August -19; due early in September. Indraghiri, s.s., via Australia, due about Sep- " tember 6. 'Lord Stanley, s.s., via Australia, sailed Au- ''■': "gust 3. "; • Hallamshire,' s.s., via. Australia, sailed. Mimiro, s.s., via. Australia, to sail. : Bolivian, s.s., via Australia, to sail. Oriana, ».»., via Australia, sailed. Sydney: Miowera, s.e., Sunday- ' Newcastle: . j James Craig, barque, to sail. i '.' Louisa Craig, barque, to sail. i Fiji: \ -''-'" i Bucentaur,'- e.s., early. | ;"' ■ ■ Samoa: Atua, s.s., early. j '•Tonga: *""-.. I .; ' -Atua, s.s., early.. j Marseilles: ~..,, (ieni, barque, to sail. Calcutta: ? Katanga, s.s., sailed, due about September 10. | ("■•'. Vancouver : Bucentaur, s.s., early. : • 6an" Francisco: " : ;-.•■■• Foreric, . e.s., duo about September 2. -: Surprise Island : Onyx, barque, to sail. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ' fcosDOx: t-Indralema, s.s., about August 30. ■'■:.'. -BIDuSY: ■:-.<.■"•■-•' ... ~i,,,. ...-,.■ • ....,>.. F - r -, u Zealandia, s.s., to-day. - ' - . Fiji : -.. Taviuni, b.b., September 4. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. East Coast. Monday: Waitakn. arrives rom the. Bluff, , Oamarii, and Timam. . . i « • •-■-• Tuesday:-Haupiri arrives from East Coast bays; i> Rakanoa arrives from West-port; Squall sails for Tolago Bay, Gisborne, and Napier at 12 noon; Wanaka sails for Fiji. •Thursday: Hauroto arrives from Tahiti and Itatotonga;Talune arrives from DuneduvLj'ttel- ' ton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne. .' Friday: Haupiri leaves for East Coast bays at • 5 p.m. .. ■ Saturday Talune leaves for Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dnnedin at 12 noon; , -'Aparima sails for Sydney. ; West Coast. '■', To-day: Takapuna sails for New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 p.m. (train 2.10 p.m.); Coriuna : galls for New Plymouth and Wellington at noon. Wednesday: Rotoiti arrives from Wellington, Nelson, end New Plymouth and sails for the same porta again at 3 p.m. Friday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington and t — ', Hew Plymouth, and sails for New Plymouth only at 3 p.m. (train 2.10 p.m.). : : HUDDART-PARKER CO.'S MOVEMENTS. V To-day: Zealandia sails for Sydney at. 5.30 in. Tuesday: Victoria, sails for Gisborne and Southern ports. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Ngapuhi leaves for Russell, Whanga- . xoa, and Mangonui at 6 p.m.; Kanieri arrived . . •■ Irom T *Wbangarei Town Wharf; Ngatiawa leaves '■-"- ■ • ;.jT«u)tltDgtt at 5 p.m.; Aupouri leaves for Wha- ■', ngarei at 8 p.m.; Chelmsford leave* for Port , Charles. Kuaotunu, and Mercury Bay at 7 p.m. 'Tuesday: Auponn arrives from Whangarei -. ~ i about 6 p.m.; Rarawn leaves Onehunga for New k. Plymouth at 3 p.m. (train 2.10 p.m.); Rarawa ' arrives nt Onehunga from New Plymouth about ?; : ' . j ; a.m. Kanieri leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf .at 5. p.m.; Apanui leave.? for Houhoro, etc., at ■ noon;-Waiotahi leaves for Opotiki at 7 a.m.; Chelmsford arrives from Kuaotunu, Port Charles, end Mercury Bay about 6 p.m. ;. Thames service : Steamers leave for Thames and /raeroa daily. See advertisement daily paper.?,, , VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Encounter, H.M.s., in stream. Orari, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Aparima, e.s., at Queen-street Wharf ... ,• Sussex, s.a., at Queen-street Wharf.--.Victoria, -6JJ., ,at Jlobsou-strcet Wliar.'. . Zealandia, e.g., at Queen-street What! Wanaka, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. ' 'Alexander Craig, barque, in stream. ;_V ' t Macdiarmid, ship, in stream. • - ' ■ IMPORTS. . "Per Zealandia, from the South: 160 sacks, 191 , - ■ 100's, and 180 50's flour, 100 Kicks sharps, 190 sacks pollard, 497 sacks bran. 65 sacks potatoes, - 10 sacks onions, 5 sacks oatmeal, 65 sacks •-ra<-s seed, 273 sacks oats, 461 sacks wheat, 20 hales .paper, 36 , cases Irish muss, 140 bars and 50 bundles iron, 162 packages railway .materials, 10 cases bacon, 58 cases preserves, 28 packages confectionery, 50 drums and 6 casks oil, 23 cases leu 50 cases matches, 20 cases starch, TO sacks soda' 80 cast-iron pipes, IC3 package* ranges- jil . , trusses mouldings, 89 cusee meata, 8C roils wive Betting, 78 cases rifles, 41' casts butter, 9 bundles :" ,|»pe», 100 case?, soap 46 bags; calf food, 6 sacks

and 9 loose bides, 106 packages machinery, 25 bales wool, 93 acid cases, 6 packages butter churns, 10 cases nails, 50 bundles metal lathing, 6 cases lead, 3 casks tallow, 10 cases tobacco, 25 packages woollens, 7 bales leather, 70 packages agricultural fittings, 160 cases, 47 Ifogsheads, and 12 barrels ale and stout, 1 horse, a quantity of empty casks, furniture, samples and sundries, and transhipments ex Athenic from London. Per Alexander Craig, from Newcastle: 800 tons coal. Per Sussex, from Glasgow and Liverpool: 2200 tons general merchandise. Per Aparisim, from Fiji: 53,863 sacks raw sugar, 13,984 sacks copra, 224 casks molasses, 85 cares bananas, and sundries. Per Wanaka, from the South : 5070 packs oats, 508 sacks potatoes, 60 sacks oatmeal, 1916 sacks wheat, 550 sacks bran, 54 sacks linseed, 420 sacks chaff, 600 sacks flour, 316 100's flour, 1120 50's flour, 15 blocks Oantaiit stone, 60 barrels. 987 cases milk, 9 bales woollens, 15 eases meats, 24 bundles osiers, 735 bales straw, and sundries. Per Victoria, from Sydney: 2020 sacks potatoes, 400 sacks maize, 169 sacks oats, 438 sacks onions, 363 bags rice, 70 sacks Hour, 95 bales corn sacks, 128 bags wax, 303 ingots tin, 211« bagS coke, 200 bags gypsum, 1310 sacks manure, 282 sacks bonedust, 110 bundles,' 192 bars, and 6 plates iron, 50 tons pig iron, 10,000 terra-cotta tooling tiles, 378 sacks bottles, 30 bags slag wool, 155 bundles pipe, 84 pieces timber, 154 sleepers, 288 boxes metal polish, 249 packages tea, 155 kegs cream of tartar, 50 cases emulsion, 61 cases wines and spirits, 14 rolls sheet lead, 31 cases preserved peaches, 50 crates carbide calcium, 10 sacks grass seed, 22 sacks peanuts, 100 cases salmon, 61 boxes drugs, 356 cases canned fruits, 200 cases currants, 500 cases milk. 15 bags spokes, 250 packages raisins, 320 packages prunes, 10 hogsheads white spirit, 20 cases arrowroot, 7 cases phonographs, 10 bundles ladders. 190 packages Chinese merchandise, 18 cases ginger, 21 packages periodicals, 10 bales millet, 24 cases tobacco, 10 casks whisky, 15 casks nuittonbirda, 58 cases rubbers, 17 barrels lubricating oil, 172 packages prunes, 32 case.? typewriters, 10 vases corsets. 25 cases tinned beans, 3C boxes dried apples, 21 packages gas engines, 10 bales cottons, 1780 packages fruit, and u large quantity of sundries. The Tvser liner Star of Scotland left on Saturday morning for the South, Australia, and London. On Saturday afternoon the Union Company's steamer Mount left for East Coast and Southern ports. -.. The Northern Company's sveaniei Ngopuhi leaves at 6 p.m. to-day for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonui in place of the Clansman, which lays up for general overhaul. 'yesterday the Northern Company's steamer Kiinieri lett for Whangarei Town Wharf. The Northern Company's steamer Ngaliawa leaves at 8 o'clock to-night for Whangarei. At 7 o'clock this. evening Jtlie Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford leaves for Kuaotunu, Wliangaponp, and Mercury Bay. The Melanesia!! Mission steamer Southern Cross was floated out of the Auckland Dock on Saturday after cleaning and painting. On Saturday the Norwegian barque Solgran sailed for Mercury Bay to load timber for Melbourne. The following regulation under the Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900, is gazetted :—" Every artificial light- used on any vessel in the port shall l«» securely enclosed and in charge of a trustworthy petson. The -master of the vessel shall be responsible for the observance of this regulation." At the launch of the oil-tank steamer Iroquois by Messrs. Holland and Wolff, Belfast, at the end of June, Mr. A. SI. Carlisle stated that on account of the action of the Belfast Harbour Board his fit m would never increase the acreage of the yard at Belfast. Any other work they had to do would go to the Clyde. George Thompson and Co., Limited, are building a new steamer to be named the Pericles, after their famous'sailing ship ec well known in her time in the Australian trade. A sister ship to the record-size steamer being built at Belfast for the Hamburg-American line is to be constructed later on at the new yard of the Stettin Vulcan now being laid down at Hamburg. Her dimensions will be 735 ft by 88ft by 35ft.' THE ORARI. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Orari arrived -from Waitara on Saturday afternoon to take in frozen, meat and general cargo for London. The steamer leaves for Wellington to-morrow tc complete her loading and leaves for the Home port early next month. THE ZEALANDIA. The. Huddait-Parker steamer Zealandia, Captain Dunsford, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 2.30 p.m. yesterday and berthed at the Queen-street Wharf. The steamer left Dunedin on Tuesday last- and called at the usual coast ports, leaving Gishorno at 3 p.m. on Saturday and arriving as above. Experienced light variable winds, moderate sea, and fine weather to arrival. The Zealandia leaves for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to-day. A ROUGH PASSAGE. The British barque Dunearn, with 1,300,000 ft of Ted wood, arrived at Sydney recently from Eureka (British Columbia). 'During a severe gale «, large portion of the red wood planks which were stacked on the deck became loosened and were washed overboard. The timber was swept about the deck, and the crew had some narrow escapes from being injured by the floating planks. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. For some time the Nippon Yusen Kaisha have been chartering extra steamers to supply their requirements for special cargo and outside ports. They have now decided to put on three extra cargo steamers of their own for this purpose, namely, the .Colombo Mam, the Ceylon Mam, and the Bombay Maru, and until other steamers arc added extra vessels will be chartered as required in order to maintain monthly sailings. These steamers will load from Middlesbrough, Antwerp, and sometimes London, for outside places such as Formosa, .Manila, Nagasaki, Moji, Port Arthur, etc.. when inducement offers. THE APARIAIA. The Union Company's steamer Aparima, Captain E. Stott. arrived" from Fiji last night-with a large cargo of raw sugar, --opra, etc. The -iteamer left Suva on August 21 and met with fine weather until the morning of the 23td, thence strong head winds and seas prevailed to arrival. The Aparima goes up to Chelsea this morning, and on discharge leaves for Sydney, where she will be docked. THE SQUALL. The Union Company's steamer Squall, Captain J. Benton, arrived from Napier, Gieboine, and coast porta late last night and berthed at the Railway Wharf. THE WANAKA. The Union Company's steamer Wanaka. Captain W. Stevens, arrived from the South at 11.30 p.m. ; yesterday with a cargo of grain and produce. The steamer left. Tiruaru on Tuesday last and met with fine weather to the East Cape, thence : strong head winds and seas to arrival. j THE VICTORIA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Victoria, Captain j William Waller, an ived from Sydney shortly before 6 p.m. yesterday, and, being "granted pratique, berthed at the" Hobspn-street Wharf. The steamer left Sydney at 6.25j?p.m. on Wednesday last and experienced a s|jroiig south-west gale, with mountainous sea and" fine clear weather, till 8 a.m. on the 24th, thence moderate southerly wind and sea, with fine clear weather, to arrival. I The Victoria leaves for East Coast and Southern I ports to-morrow afternoon. ' THE DEVON. The steamer Devon is duo to-day from Liverpool and Cai>etown. THE SUSSEX. The steamer Sussex, from Glasgow and Liverpool, arrived in port on Saturday evening after a very good voyage. Captain Robertson is still in command, with Mr. Griffiths as chief engineer, the other officers being the same as when the l steamer visited Auckland on her last voyage. The steamer loft Glasgow on June 23 and experienced fine weather across the Bay of Biscay, and strong south-east winds to the Cape of* Good Hope, which was rounded on the evening of July 26. Strong winds and gales then prevailed to' Tasmania, mostly from between north-west and west, followed by strong west-south-west winds, increasing to a moderate gale in the Tasman Sea, with a very high sea, lasting until arrival. TRANSHIPMENTS. The Zealandia, which arrived from the South yesterday, brought up transhipments per Athenic from London. The Victoria, whlcn arrived from Sydney lastevening, brought transhipments per China from London, Unita Irom Calcutta, Pacitlque from New Caledonia, Empire from China and Japan, Armand Behic from France, Moana from Vancouver, and Australian coastal steamers. THE ALEXANDER CRAIG. I The barque Alexander Craig, Captain Irvine, of the. J. J. Craig line, arrived from Newcastle yesterday afternoon.' The master reports sailing from the New South Wales coal port on August 17 and experienced light, north-west and west winds and flue weather until making the Three Kings on August 23, thence strong west-south-west gale, with heavy seas, followed by frequent heavy rain squalls, to arrival. THE TONOARIBO. The- New Zealand Shipping Company's' steamer Tongarifo, which left Wellington for London on July 31, arrived at Monte Video on Thursday last. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. AUGUST 24. Rarawa, s.s., 1072, W. F. Norbury, from New Plymouth, Passengers: Misses Barnes, Thurston, Brady, Taylor, Allen, Barton, Simpson, Preston, Burgis, Buchanan, Bowden, Mesdames Kensington, Barton, Coleman, Tinlev, Veal, Burgis, Dowden and child,' Mtinro and child, Messrs. Kensington, O'Connor, Cress, Phillips, Berry, Hon ten, Pexton, Honoira, Revel). Rexton, Porepuniai, Kornka, Pierce, Napier, Nolan, Chamberlain, Andreae, Johnston, Kinder, Riley, Allen, Col lard, Fyfn, C.' Weal, T. Williams, Drury, Parkinson. j Cock. Hunt, C. Coleman, Kendon, Pellench, Fin- ! ley,' Weal, Chisholm.'Say, Lamb, and 20 steerage, I ■■ Northern S.S. Co., agents. j- Rosamond, s.s., 721, Naylor, from Greymouth I and New Plymouth.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Muritai, s.s., 224, T. H. Richards, from Opunake | and —Northern S.S. Co., agents. j August 25. I Takapuna, s.s., 1036, S. Holforii. from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Robson, Taylor, Luxford, St. John, Robson, Mesdames Tyler and child, G. Tuck, Black, Lusford, Messrs. .Hunter, Palmer, Samey, McDonald, Whitehead. G Tuck, Qitin, Iliggius, Peach, Shaw, J Murgatrovd, Newall, Rudd, McDermott, Insley, Lindsay, "Howard, Moore, Humes, Neilson, Redmond, Olr, Morgan, Russell, W. L. Lttxford, Hall, Patterson. Baker, Dive, Hawkins, Muddo, Knox, Gillett, Reed, J. Luxford, Black, Pearcc, J. Clarke, . Tieaisse, Mayze, Oilmour, Lloyd, C. E. Robson. Taranaki Star junior football team (20), and 24.steerage — Union S.S. Co., agents. Corlnna, s.s., 1271, Brophy, from Dunedin, via ports.—Union S.S. Co., agents..

DEPARTURES. AUGUST 25. Rarawa, s.b., 1072, W. F. Norbury, for New Plymouth. Passengers Misses Bolton, McNab, Brook, Dickenson, Hamilton, Swanson, Grady, Mesdames Robinson and child, ,W. R. Holmes, Rose, A. Harding, Guy Williams, nurse and child, Bunny, McKinley, Hardy, Fanham, Sallett, Pickmere, Montalk, Messrs. .1. £. Fitzgerald, J. Clark, J. McLcod, Green, R. J. Atkins, Pickmere, Connolly, Gilmer, Swanson, Robin, Swanson, Hastings, Home, Black, Souper, F. S. Weston, W. Wardrop, James Duncan, W. R. Brown, W. It. Holmes, Bunny, McKinley, Hardy, Le Crcn, A. Harding, Stunted, Bell, Kensington, Connolly, Cameron, Willis, Dunne, ilalam, White, Jeanneaux, Barron, M. R. Hardy, C. 0. Hawke, the Rev -Father Lowham, Colonel Robin, Sir George M O'Rorke, and 26 steerage. Waitangi, s.s., 171, W. Balk, for Raglan and Kawhia.

The s.s. Rarawa arrived from New Plymouth on Saturday at 8.45 a.m., bringing 32 head of cattle and 172 sheep. She departed for the same port at 3.45 p.m. yesterday. The s.s. Rosamond, laden with 350 tons of coal, arrived from Ureymouth and New Plymouth at 5 p.m. an Saturday. The s.s. Muritai arrived from Wanganui and Opunake -si 3.30 p.m. on Saturday. Tire s.s. Takapuna arrived from New Plymouth yesterday at 8.5 a.m. The s.s. Waitangi left for Raglan and Kawhia at 3.50 p.m. yesterday. The s.s. Corinna arrived from Dunedin and way ports at. 10.30 a.m. yesterday.

BY TELEGRAPH. KAIPARA HEADS. August 22.—Arrived : Manurewa, barque, from Newcastle. Sailed: Amelia Sims, schooner, for Lyttelton. August 23.—Sailed: Kaiapoi, s.s., for Sydney. MAKSDEN POINT. August Arrived: Saxon, schooner; To tar a, scow; Claymore, s.s., with Jessie Craig, barque, in tow. Sailed Seagull, scow; Akaroa, s.s., with a raft of logs. HOKIANGA HEADS. August 24.— steamer Aupouii is barbound here. TAIRUA. August 24.—The three-masted scow Southern Isle is leaving for Auckland to-day. GISBORNE. August Arrived : Moura, s.s., from Auckland. WELLINGTON. August 25.—Sailed: Rotoiti. s.s., for Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga. Passenger for Onehunga: .Mr. Ponder. WESTPORT. August 24.—Sailed: Rakanoa, s.e., for Auckland. DUNEDIN. August 25.—Arrived : Karamea, s.s., from London BLUFF. August. 24.—Sailed : Largo Law, s.s., for Newcastle. SYDNEY. August 24.—Sailed at 4.30 p.m.: Moeraki, s.s., for Wellington. — PORT MACQUARIE. August 25.—Sailed : Maroro, schooner, for Wellington. MELBOURNE. August 25.— Arrived: V/immera, s.s., from New Zealand and llobart. NEW YORK. August Sailed: Oriaua, e.s., for Australia , and New Zealand.