SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13605, 26 November 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland— a.m. ;* 11.55 p.m. , „ Manukou-1.34 a.m. ; 1.54 p.m. Sun— RUe«, 4.29 a.m.; sets, 6.48 p.m. Moon—Last quarter, Thursday, 3,51 p.m. WEATHER REPORT. The following i» Captain Edwin's weather «port sit 5 p.m. terday:-M»nukau Heads- Wind, west, brew'; barometer, 30.18; thermometer, 68, weather. overcast, bar, .m 00.!,. New Nynio I U: Wir:d, south-west, breeze; barometer, 30.1U, titer urometer, 66; weather, overcast; rta,, amoot i. Castfepoiut: Wind, calm; barometer, 29.85, dietinomefer, 65; weather, cloudy; sea. « «« to. Wellington: Wind, north-north-west. fresh . untomotor, 29.87; thermometer. 62; weather, ovcr<a*t. Kaikottra: Wind, west, light: barometer. 29./3. thermometer, 65; weather, rain; *»i*''« H • Wind, weal, fresh; barometer, -.9.83; tlieimorivt<"r, 59; weather, line. Tin- weather forecast from 4 to 5 p.m. on the 26th is (droit* winds to a nolo horn the westward, with ram. son It ot Napier and New Plymouth; moderate westerly winds thence northward. PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. WHAMi.M'K, ».*>., -301. S. Hoi ford, from the fjlnrt and way ports.—Union S.S. Co., Agent*. KAKIKRI e.s., £-03. T. Mvers. from Whartjtarei. p d aien»eM- Miss Teasdalc. Messrs. niytlie, Willo'uKhl.v. Benson, Ferndale. Johnson. Harrison.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. MANUAI'ATA, a.s., 194. C. Faulkner, from Whiik'atane and Tanranjra. I'as*enffcr«: Misses Hix-li, Merrill, Earnest. Mr*. Hamilton, Messrs. I-'aiiu. Jackson. Iloototi, Robson, Kiiimct.—Northern S.S. Co., agents DEPARTURES. MOKOIA. s.s., 3502. H, K. Smith, (or Sydney. Passengers: Misses McOtilloiigh, Hardaere, U..l'alotto .Hid maid, Hudson. Mesdamee .1. A. Elliott and child. J. .lone*. Brooke and infant. 11. B. Millet tiomie. Mi-Williams. McNair and child, Cornell, Humble, ,T. A. Waddell. Messrs. ,i A Klltori. .1. A. Waddell, (lordon, Holmes, i W. I,nens, W. MiKarlane, Wolfgramme l?). Upton, Cotton, 'i. Bernstein. Brooke, I). I*. Miller. A. Telford, W. .1. Undue. Healey, Me. Williams, T. A. Matliwon, Wykham. Houfleld, Phillips. Staplefoti, Knight. »'. Warne, 0. It. Kins, Macfarlnne. K. U. Bouglas. .1. Staples, S. Dean, McCultough, A. Morion, J. Myth, Cornell, Gamble, Sohabaner. Vino!. Drs. Ooode and Bennett, the (leva, Otitis and A. Hopkins, Willoughby.Ward Company (181. and SO steerage. XCiAl'l'lU, s.s.'. 640, K. Stephenson, for Whanjfaici. CLANSMAN*, s.s.. 591, B. MeLeod. for Kuweli. NtIATIAWA, s.s.. 46?, P. A. Stein, for Tailr.ini,-.". '- AUI'OURT. s.*.. 240. T. llaultaln, for way ports and Mercury Bay,

Al'AXli, s.s., 200, R. If. (iilibon*. for Northern Port* F,\rF.CTF.t> AH RIVALS. Lojtdos : Matatiui, s.s,, direct, due to-day. Kin Ota, ».d. (hew), tailed Indradevl. s.s., via Australia, due about De cemucr 10. Kailiotini, s.s., direct, to sail. Ncrrhaua, s.s., via Australia, to tail. 1! ikiii.i. s.s., due February 27. Star of Japan, s.s., via Australia, Friday, lUipara. s.s., direct, sailed November 4, due about; December 24. Star of Australia, s.s., via Australia, due about January 30. Whakatnne, s.s., direct, to sail. Liverpool : Fifeshire, * 8., direct, sailed, due about Decent her 13. t'u.ni. s.s., to saii. due about January 19. llipjiingliam Orange, s.s., to sail.< Drayton (Irani'P, s.s.. to sail. Raw York • Lord Stanley. s.s., left Albany November 13, due about to-day. Bolivian, s.s.,' via Australia, to. sail New Orleans, s.s., direct, to sail November 30. Blvastou, §.».. diiect, sailed, due about the end of December. Haw he's Bay, s.s.. via Australia, sailed. Lord Septou, .a.*., via Australia, to sail. MAiISEIi.LKS : ..':*' Geni. bar.pie, sailed. SIDNEY: -.' " ~.: ' Knnerdale. s.s., to-day. Star of .Japan, *>.*.. Friday. Zeniandia, s.*., Sunday. Ifaucla Isle, bnrquentiiie, jailed. Alexander Craig, barque, sailed. NewaStu; : Akiebaran, barque, to sail. Pelidle, Hill, barquentiue, to sail. Southern Cross, barqueutine, to sail. «' FIJI. Navua. s.s., December 4. Samoa . Navua, *..»., December 4. Tosga: Navua. as., December 4. BUKB0R«: Komata, s., via Wellington, sailed. *:■-,, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. . . Loxbox : ' . • ' ' ■■' Turnkina. s.s., via,the South, abmjt Nov.. 23. Waiweta, i.e., via the South, about December ? Stcsbv; : :; ' ' .;■ \ Victoria, «.«., Monday. l ,' Fiji: : " :; ' ■ " . ■" : Hauroto. s.s., to-morrow. ~« NaVna, s.s., December 10. i TOsga: ; : .:, ■ , Navua, is., December 10. , - - ■. Samoa:.;- ■ ' Navua, s.s.,,December-10.. Rarotosga :_ " , ' Martapouri," «., ■ to-day ;...\ Tahiti:- .. Manapoilri, s.s., to-day.- ' UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. ■ East Coast. . * .10-day: Hauroto arrives from Westport; Manuka sails tor the- South at 4 p.m.; .Manapouri Bails for the Eastern Pacific at 5 p.m. Wednesday : Hauroto sails for Fiji at noon. Thursday: Ilawea arrive* from Westport; Waikaro arrives from the South; Whaugape sail* for the Bluff, Oaraaru, and Titnaru at 5 p.m. Friday: Squall arrives ' from Whaugarei. Saturday: Squall sails for Toiago Bay and Ois- . borne at noon; Walkare sails for the South sit Soon; Hawea Bails for Weatpott at 5 p.m. West COAST. Wednesday: Rotoiti arrives from New Plymouth. Wellington, and Nelson, and sails for the same ports at" 3 p.m (train 2.10 p.m.). Friday : Takapuna arrives from New • Plymouth and Wellington and sails for New Plymouth only «t 3 p.m. (train 2.10 p.m.). NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day Kanteri -leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at noon; Ng.tpnhi arrives from Whangarei and Marsdeu Point about 7 p.m. ; Harawn arrive* at Onphunga from New Plymouth about B. a.m. and leaves again (or lie same port at 3 p.m. (train 2.10 p.m.); Chelmsford arrives from Mercury Hay,. Kiiiiottinii. and Whangapoua about 7 p.m."; Paeiwi leaves for Wliakatane at 8 a.m.; Walotahi leaves for Tauranga, Olliwa, and Opotiki at 8 a.m. , '',•;..'

Wednesday: NgapuhT leave* far Whangarei at 10.30 p.m. jAupoliri leave* for the fJreat Barrier at midnight ; Cliiiinmnt arrive* from Riiwll about/ 6 a.m., arid leave* for Kuwll,: Wbnngarna, and, Mnugoiioi at 5 p.in. Thursday. Barrtwa Arrive* at Onehnnga from New Plymouth - about* 8 a.m. and leaven for the name [tort at 3 p.m. (.train 2.10 p.m.): Anpouri arrive* from the Great Harrier about 6 p.m.; Waiiangi '■ leaves.. Onehtiiiga for Raglan ami Kawliia at- 2 p.m.; N'gopuhi arrives from Wnangar?i'about 7 p.m.; Ngatbtva ' leaves for Tairua, Wluinjrsipata. and Mercury Hay at 7 p.m. Friday': X«apulp lea•■<•.-• lor" Wliangarei at 8 p.m.; Anpotiri leave* for Tatiranga ,at 5 p.m.; Kanieri arrives from Wliangarei; Aparuii arrives from Avvnnui, Waihararn, and llouhora . about 6.30 p.m. Thames service : Steamer* leave for Thame* and I'acroa daily, See advertisement daily paper*..

VESSEL? IN HARBOUR. lrii«, lI.M. cable steamer, in Calliope Dock. Southern Cio*g, mission steamer, at Queen-street Wharf. Manuka, «..«., at Quay-street Jetty.

IMPORTS. Per Whanjfape, from the South : 3000 tons generat produce.

Th" steamer Cornwall commenced discharging her cargo from Liverpool yesterday. At 8 a.m. to-day the Northern Company's steamer Waiofcalii leavr* for liny of Plenty port*. The Union Company'* steamer Manaponrl leaved for the Eastern Pacific this evening. To-day the Northern Company's steamer Mangapapa will be floated into the 'Auckland Dock for general overhaul, The Northern Company'* steamer Paeroa leaves for Wbakatorie thin morning. At 8 o'clock to-night the Union Company's Steamer-Manuka leaves for Bast Coast and Soii'.hcrn ports. THE IIAVKOTO. 'Jim Union Company'* steamer llamolo in due from Wwtport this morning and leave', for Fiji at noon to-morrow. THE WHANOAPE. The Union Company'* aleaincr Wlmnxape, Captain S. Jlolford, arrived from the Bluff, Oamarn, and Timaru at 7.30 a.m. yesterday and berthed at the Jfolwon-street Wharf to 'discharge her cargo, which consists of 3000 tons of general produce. The steamer leaves for the same ports again on Thursday to loud lor Auckland. TILE WAJWKKA. The Shaw, Savill and Albion. Company's steamer Weiwera, which arrived from Wellington on Saturday, berthed at- the Queen-sheet Wharf yesterday to loud for London THK STAR. OP .JAPAN. The Tyser liner Slur of Japan, in continuation Of her voyasre (torn London and Australia, left Sydney for Auckland yesterday morning and ie duo or Friday next The steamer has 6000 torn of cargo, of which 3000 loos are for Auckland.. 'til!': TONTURIRi). Tin; New Z.mhiml Shipping Company'* denmer TOBBMiro, which :,,-rivrrl <>l Wellington ..from JjOttdQtt, Capetown, ami Hobarl on Sunday, lias ™l ow »'K i>? a * cll K l, M '<>»' Auckland:- Mr. md S,iß f M ' Mrtctagail, Mr. and Mir. J. affiS n'„„ M i'- ""V"' *<>«<» ttayne* U), t>. . Mra"'w^ui M^\ nobio ,"' Mr ' «• Sugden. Mr. and pi&Kf; MA Mr.. Baird, Urn .1. Cave, Mi„ i n f *'* Mi f ''• (;ie,m ' »»* w ifeb Mr l'j vv^ d M Mr - Mr ' A - »• - iWUiiagc. The A,mwi% Ml * M . M ™. «»d 46

•■«.■. . i7IR AEON. The a a. Aeon left Just evening for Sydney, after having discharged 1400 tons of cargo. The condition in which the cargo was landed was the subject of very favourable comment from the different merchants to whom it was consigned. If nil the vessels landed cargo in timilar condition very -ittl© fault would ever he found. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. DEPARTURES. TAKAPt'NA, s.s.. 10,%, W. Hutching*, for. New Plymouth and Wellington. Passengers. Misses *l'bistoM. It Bayly, (Jos.'. .Tones. Meedames T. Cooper, Bent and two children, W Jones, Brae, Simpson, Brady, Btewett and child, Taylor, Messrs. Speakmau. Alblston, Wilson and two children, C. .' Ileniery. C. Stewart. Long. Ahiel, l.earv. D. O'Brien. Matthew, l'eake, Loiiiason, Jones, W Broadway, A. A. Dauby, Watson, Wills, th? Rev. Simpson'. Brigadier Albiston, Captain Drew-eft, and 23 steerage. WATTAN'OI. s.s., 171, W. Bark, for Kawhia and Waitara.