SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13699, 16 March 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High WAter at Auckland—ss a m.; 6.16 p.m. ~ ~ MaJiukau—7.s4 a.in.; 8.16 p.m. Rises, 5 52 aju.; sets, 6.9 p.m. Moon— Wednesday, 1.58 p.m. ' PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. March 14. TALUNE, h p., 2078, J. P. Jordan, from West-ern-1. Passengers: Mesdames Coleon and child, Canty.— S.S. Co., agents. CLANSMAN, s.s., E. McLeod, from Majigonui, Whajigaroa, and Russell. Passengers: Mesdames Morris, Parsons, Hunter and child, Schmidt and child, Stewart, Dysart, C. Deeming and child, Mies eg Beetham, Lemon, Collard, Peters James, Bow'Ver, Messrs. Schmidt, C. Bloomiield, Hobb, % Stewart, Laidlaw, V. Lambly, V. Blomfteld, gamble, Minerapa, J. (J. lilyth, Hunter, Burr (2), 1' Ryan, Margraves, Cotton, Ayaon, 0. F. Hill, A. 11 Cotior., Kenton, Cochrane, K. Koera and boy, Burro 11, Captain E. Stephenson, Dr. Forbes, the Rev. Papa and three steerage—Northern S.S. Co., agents. DULWICH, s.s., 3276, Dudley, from Bun bury (W.A.) and Newcastle West Australian Hardwoods Company, Limited, agents. WAIOTAIII, s.s., 278, Hopkin*, from Tairua, Mercury Bay, and Whangapoua. Passengers: Alecdamen Mainberg", Keaiie, Partes, McKutees, Smith, Misses Sllva, Bell, Pulham, Roderick, O'Brien, Meiers, Keid, Mundy.' Human, Wallace, Smith, Piaster Smith.— Northern fc?.S. Co., agents. NGAPUUIj "'"'t 691 Cujjiiiiings, from Wliwprei. Passengers: Misses Greer, lteighway (2), Cairns, Moore, Hurst, Cheescrrian, Mesdames Mulgan, lleighway, Kay, llare, O'Neill, Corns, Savago, Messrs. GilSllan, Gcer, Jack, Muigan, H. R. Cooke, T. Kav, Boucher, Dive, Corns, Boucher, . Mulgan, Ehrman, Mcl'herson, Weir, Carder, Alderton, Dickinson, Snell, Atkins, McKenzie, and 20 steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. KANIERI, 5.8., T. Meyers, from Whangarei. Passengers: Miss Bennett, Mrs. Clenerley, Messrs. Clenerlcv, l'eacocke, Mahony, Greaves, Cowern, Fowler, "Redshaw, McEwan, Atkinson, Radeliffe, Somers, Suiter, McDonald, Morrow.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. V AERO A, b.s., 91, Taw, from .Whangarei.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. „ RA POWELL, 6 8., 194, Petersen, from Ngunguru.— Northern Coal Company, agents. ' . March 15. MOKOIA, e.f., 3502, R. E. Smith, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Misses Audcreon, Teutenburg, Campbell, Fischer, Sykes, McCormick, Shaw, Owen, Mooney, Holdsworth, Bryne, Hunter, l'rosecr, White, Blackweil, Desehle, Young, Moore, McKinlay (2), Orange, Mesdames Teutenberg, Murphy, Allen, Wallace, Gittos, Burton, Smith, Murphy, Maxwell, Witters, Jennings, Cutler, Witty, Heeney, Grace, Gray, Pitliie, Holdsworth, Hell, Burke, Fraser and maid, Rosser, .-.Thompson, Sedgim, RoWe, Rem, Sims, Wright, Young, Moore, Christie, Home, Fisher, Hunter, Lady Plunket and two maids, Messrs. Schollcnberger, Longhurst, Griffiths, Taylor, Kretficlunanu, Harpliar, Foote, Bar, Bamford, Rhodes, Piatt, Atmore, Page, Pithie, Wateon, Milne, Sheath, Buckland, Hansen, Thomson, Gittos, Wicksteed, Smith, Murphy, Mamell, Swanson, Robb, Heeney, Morean, Gibson, Clayton, Ratgen, Barry, Tally, Uutten, McKay, Bell, Harrison, Finlavson, Holdsworth, Fisher, Smith, 'lay. lor, Baldwin, Rosser, Hunter, Noel, Byrne, Sedgwid, Fraser, Shepherd, Lorris, Blackweil, Hampson, Rushton, Freeman, Scott, Day, Jones, Bell, Howe, Christie, the Revs. Inwood, Lawson, O'Brien, Ilayer, and 10-3 steerage—Union S.S. i Co., agents. MANUKA, 8.8., 4505, E. Phillips, from Sydney. Passengers: Misses Hodgetts (2), Fleming, MeCullough, Thompson, Tims, Kiely, Hood, Barnard, , Lindsay, Cowan. Stoddart, Morton, Trimble, Hollinrake, Fame, Boaden, Jack, Williamson, Byrne, Cowper, Hart, Jordan, Friend, Whitehead, Hodson, Mesdames Manson, Hobday and Infant, Tims, Treacv, N'icoll, McElhany, Hughes and infant, Anderson, Whitson, Lindsay, McStay and two •" children, Chick,' Robson, Morrison, Hodson, Messrs. Fotheringharo, Manson, J. S. Larke, TayJer, Touner, Wheeler, Fraser, Hobday, Fleming, ' Treacy, Fraser (2), Barripp, Nicoll, Idrach, MeElhany, Anderson, Skesn, Lindsay, Williams, lieStay, Bell. Chick, Parker, Alexander, Morrison, Armitt, Mitchell, Robertson, Geary, Anderson, La Trobe, Ingram, Wallace, Weaver, Cranna, Ewinrton, Lush, Minshull, Taylor, the Revs. Tigar and Father O'Hara, and 109 steerage—Union S.S. . Co., agents. NGATIAWA, s.s., 451, Gibbons, from Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames Palme#, Hutchings, Jordan, Baasett, .. McCullough, Haultain, Miss Bidggood, Messrs. McKeniie, Edgar, Foster, Hutchingsl Ro- * binson, Farquhar, lieeble, Reed, Asher, Reid, . Jordan, Norris, Beets, Hall, Morris, Bidggood, Captain ' Haultain, and two steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents."... CLIO, topsail schooner, 81", from Whangarei.— - J. J. Craig, Limited, agents. — GLENELG, e.8., 288, Jonas, from Whangarei— James Smith and Co.. agents. DEPARTURES. v ; March 14. ■ "WANAKA, S.s., 2423, W. Stevens, for the ■ South. ' STAR OF SCOTLAND, s.s., 6230, Hart, for the South. Australia, and England. MONO WAX, s.s., 3433, T. Rolls, for Southern ports. Passengers : For GisborneMisses Dunlop, Graves (2), Martyn, Mesdames Wheeler and child, Burt»ws, Waiworth and infant, Martyn, Messrs. ,T. U. Williamson, P. Hansen, Joo3ten, Berlyn, D.- Spenye, G. Atkins, .Campbell, Jay, J. Campbell. W. F. Somervillc. For Napier—Misses Tole, Kelly, V. Connolly, NorM-orotror- Jlosdames Herricks, Harrison and three children, Barclay, Messrs. F. Herring, J. Maguire, J. Parkinson . drews, , Huddleston, Cranston, n), Sweetapple, Neighbour, s ™sSfi^4^ , 'mcketta, . HJames, Ritchie, C. i-P3H^whitnall-Smith, Gor- . tan, F. J. Kera^jf-j MulvihilJ, Bow, J. A. Grant, P. W. Cole, R. K. White, H. Ne r.,i«w WellingtonMesdames Leeds-Brown J>oMftnt, Randerson, McDougall, Brady, Garty, J#lessrs. Randerson, Leeds-Brown, McElwain, Captain > Lacy. For Lyttelton—Messrs. S. McEwan, A G. East. i For Dunedin—Meadames Pyne and child, Uhde, Messrs. Fox, Uhde; and 28 steerage for all' ports. GREYHOUND, a.s.s., 108, Subritzky, for Whangaroa, via the coast. , ' . March 15. KANIERI, s 203, T. Myers, for Wliangarei. / expected arrivals. London: '•- ' , WhakaruaJ ».s, sailed January 31, due about March 30. Maori, s., direct, due "about April 6. Niwaru, s.s., via Australia, sailed. 'Star of Japan, b.s., to sail On March 24. Maori, s.s., April 6. Liverpool : - Karamea- e.g., to sail, Devon, s.s., due early in April. Morayshire, 6.8., to salt. Surrey, a.«., sailed, due about to-morrow. Nairnshire, s.s., to sail. - Turakina, s.s., to sail on March 15. Indraghiri, 5.6., sailed, Whakatane, s.s., to sail on March 24. Matatua, s.s., due oil May 25. Delphic, s.s., via Australia, May 16. ;i Vancouver: Den oi Rutlwen, s.s., due about, to-day. Indraveli, s.s., to sail. NEW York: Bolivian, e.8., via Australia, 'sailed. Aberlour, s.g., via the South, at Lyttelton on : " March 11.' Strathavon, s.s., via Australia, sailed January 19. Star of England, s.s, via Australia, at Melbourne March 4, due about March 19. Mimiro, s.s., via. Australia, sailed. Vermont, s.s., to sail. African Monarch, s.s., sailed. Netherlie, s.s., to sail. Newcastle:- / llanda Isle, barquentine, sailed, ' Aldsbaian, barque, sailed. Hazel Ciaig, barque, sailed. Southern Cross, barquentine, sailed on March 9. Fiji : Den of Ruthven, s.s., to-day. Navua, s.s., March 26. TOXIiA: Navua, s.s., March 26. Samoa: Navua, e.s., March 26 PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Loxuox : Ayrshire, s.s., via the South, about March 20, Tokomaru, s s., about March 24. Tokomaru, s.s., March 26. Sas FRAjrciaco: Foreric, 's.s., about March 21. Samoa: ' „ \ Foreric, s.s., about March 21. Sidney: Uokoia, ss., to-day. KuiifOLK Isusd: Soutlxem Cross, s.s., April 3. ' Cook ASD society Islasds-/ Manapouri, s.s., to-morrow. Fiji : ' 'faiune, s.s., Wednesday. Navua, s.s., March 31. Niue: YsabJl, schooner, March 26. Friendly ISLANDS : Ysabcl, schooner, March 26. Navua, s.s., March 31. UNION S.S. CO. MOVEMENTS. East Coast. To-day: Mokoia sails for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday: Squall arrives from Tolago Bay and Uisbome; Manuka sails for Southern ports at 4 p.m.; Manapouri sails for the Eastern Pacific at [i p.m. Wednesday: Talune sails for Fiji at 4 p.m. Thursday: Waikarc arrives lroni Southern ports. Saturday: Waikare sails for Southern ports at noon. West Coast. To-day: Penguin sails for New Plymouth, Wellington, aud Nelson. ' Wednesday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington aud New Plymouth and sails for New Plymouth only at 2 p.m. (train 1.10 p.m.). Friday: Takapuna arrives from New Plymouth and sails again for New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train)NORTHERN S S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Clansman leaves for Russell at 7 p.m.; Waitangi leaves for Raglan, Kav.lua, and Waitara at 9 a.m. (train 8.20 a.m.); Aupouri leaves for Tauranga at 5 p.m.; Ngapubi leaves tor Whangarei at 9.30 p.m. ; Waiotahi Heaves for Port Charles, Kuaotunu, and Mercury Bay at V p.m.; Apanui leaves for Houhora, Waiharara, Mangoiiui, and Whangoroa at 3 p.m.; Paeroa leaves for Northern potts at 1 p.m. Tuesday: Ngapuhi arrives fiom Whangarei about 4.30 p.m.; liarawa arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about 8 a.m. and 'leaves for the same port at 3 p.m. (train 2.10 pin.); Ka-niel-i leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Ngatiaw- leaves for Ohiwa and Opotiki at 1 p.m.; Waiotahi arrives from Mercury Bay, Tort Charles, and Kuaotuuu about 7 p.m.; Ka"'to 1 wives J' 01 " Whangarei about 2.30 a.m. Aupouri arrives from Tauranga about 8 a.m. and leaves for the Great Barrier at midnight 5 an|p| ' arrives from Whangarei Town J barf about 5.30 p.m.; Clansman arrives from Russell;about 6 a.m.; Ngapuhi leaves for Wbaiigarci at 9,30 p.m.; Waitangi arrives at One.lunga from Raglan, Kawhia, anil Waitara in the evening.. r^ a °^i Bserviee:8serviee : Steamers leave for Thames and * l*ero4 daily, bee advertisement, daily, jjapprs.

IMPORTS. Per Manuka, item Sydney: 40 bales hemp, 60 packages ginger, 130 sacks seed, 150 diesis tea, 55 eases wine, 2000 sacks potatoes, 300 cases phonographs, 120 eases soap, 340 bags rice, 124 bags empty bottles, 1000 bags gypsum, 15 bags bark, 350 bags bonedust, 48b sacks manure, o~j bags peanuts, 100 sucks Hour, 33 begs onions, bO cases sugar, 900 felloes, 144 shafts, 83 steel joists, 22 steel piles, and a quantity of general cargo. Per Mokoia, from Dunedin, via way ports : 450 sacks potatoes, 553 sacks chaff, 30 sacks pollard, 700 sacks oats, 1297 sacks grass teed, 184 sacks bran, 55 sacks oatmeal, 437 sacks wheat, 300 sacks flour, 830 bags flour, 100 drums eat tor oil, 120 boxes butter, 226 boxes soap, 60 cases matches, 31 casks ale. 135 bale# straw, 75 cases milk, 30 cases lard, 193 gunnies onions, and a quantity of sundries.

The topsail schooner Clio arrived in Auckland from Whangarei yesterday with a cargo of coal. The steamer G'lenelg arrived in Auckland from Whungiuei roster day with' a shipment of coal. . The b.b. Baden-Powell arrived yesterday from Ngungurii with* cargo of coal. The l'aeroa arrived from Whangarei on. Saturday with a cargo of cement. The Tyser liner Star of Scotland lett Auckland for tho South on Saturday, where she will continue her loading. The steamer then proceeds to Australia before leaving oil her return to England. The steamer Ennerdalc, which arrived from the South late on Friday evening, expect# to leave to-day tor the Kaipara, where she will load timber for Australia, The Union Company's steamer Talune arrived from 'West)>ort, on Saturday forenoon. She will leave on Wednesday for Fiji. The Now Zealand Shipping Company's steamer, Orari, which ha« gone South for further loading:, took from AiirttlWHl Hf)7 bales flax, 383 lialiin wool, 573 caafciß gum, 175 casks tallow, 62 casks pelts, 742 bags copra, 642 bogs concentrates, 16,337 carcases mutton and lamb, 5 tons bark, 3 bales basils, 2 bales hair, 47 dumps tow, and 10 packages sundries. TRANSHIPMENTS. The Union Company's steamer Manuka, which arrived from Sydney yesterday, brought, transhipments ex Jfararoa. Kairoma, China, Chajigsha, Ashridge, Ariiwutta, Obe'rhansen, Koba, Bombala, Innainineka, Uiverina, Kspakapa, Aiiturias, Mlaueus, Caledonian, Ueelong, Afric, Empire, Ophir, and Nera. THE MOKOIA. ' The Union Company's steamer Mokoia arrived in Auckland from Dunedin, via East' Coast ports, at 11.30 o'clock yesterday morning. She left Dunedin on the l'Otli inst.. and after calling at Lyttelton, Wellington. Napier, and Oisbomu left the latter port at 12.45 p.m. on Saturday, passed the East Cape at 6.30 p.m. the same day, and arrived as above. Fino weather, with calm sea, was experienced throughout the trip. The Mokoia leaves for Sydney at 5.30 this afternoon. THE MANUKA. The Union Company's steamer Manuka, which left Sydney about 6 o'clock last Wednesday evening, made a good trip across tho Taenia Sea, arriving here at, 3.30 p.m. yesterday, berthing about 4 o'clock. The Manuka experienced light north-east winds, smooth sea, and. line weather overhead during the passage across. The steamer leaves for the South to-morrow afternoon. THE DULWICH. The steamer Dulwich Ail-rived in. Auckland on Saturday night from limibury (West Australia) and Newcastle with "a cargo of hardwood timber for Now Zealand ports. She left the West Australian port on February 22 and had a good voyage to Newcastle, where she arrived on the 6tli inst. After taking in bunker coal the steamer left two davs later. On the voyage to New Zealand exceptionally bad weather as experienced, which continued for over two days, and the vessel did not make her usual way. There was very little wind, but according to the officers there was a tremendous sea, which appeared to keep in front of the ship. The barometer went very low and kept so for three days, " the peculiarity being," said the chief officer, " that there was practically no wind." The vessel, being heavily laden, shipped a lot of water, but no damage was done. The Dulwich shoiild have arrived on Friday night, but the weather delayed her nearly 24 hours. She will discharge in_ Auckland 23,042 pieces of jarrah timber, containing 445,175 superficial feet, for Millar's West Australian Hardwoods Company, Limited, who are the local agents. The Dulwich is expected to leave next Saturday for Wellington and Lyttelton with timber. THE COROMANDEE TRADE. v The increase in the trade between Coromandel and Cabbage Bay lias induced the Northern Steamship Company to replace the Falcon by the steamer Katikati, the. former having now proved inadequate. The Katikati has about four times the carrying capacity of the Falcon. She was originally built for the trade between Tauranga ana Katikati. DELAYS IN LOADING. The Wellington agents of the Tyser line, in a communication to the Dominion, point out that the Hallway Department is short of rolling stock, and. that the loading of steamers with meat in that port is delayed in consequence. THE ORIENT COMPANY... ~ In a speech on board tbg-i-jJew steamship Asturias Mr. Owen Philip, M.l'. (chairman of the Royal Mail Cotnp&fc?') touched on severil interesting points..Ale noticed that the Royal Mail Company \voukl sever its oflicial connection with tgf Orient-.Royal Mail Australian mail ser-yiCjj'-'/h May, 190 S. That date was somewhat *?5 advance >if that, at whicL the contract recently entered -ato between the Orient Company and the Comintsiwealth Government- became operative. Under that contract the Orient Company were to build five? new steamers of 11,000 tons each. . A. second statement by Mr. Phillips was that, notwithstanding its severance from the mall- service, tho Royal Mail Company had no intention of relinquishing its interest, in the AusI tralian trade, The Asturias is only nuking cue voyage to the Commonwealth. After that she goes into the company's South American service. I Her present run out to the antipodes is really | tt> show what the Royal Mail Companv ia able I and ready to do. I PORT OF ONKHUjSTGA. . : ' ARRIVALS. j /, ■ March 14 | MURITAI, s.s., 224, T. H. Richards, from Wanganul and Opunaktf.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. • | March 15. PENGUIN, n.s., £51, J. Robertson, from Wellington, Nelson,' and New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Pender, Minchin, Butler, Prendible, Markcrow, Bunny, Batc-Uelor, Sur.kel, Cummins, Foley, Hicks, Hay, Wiilougbby, Gosland, hjiianaghun, Wilson, Turnbuii, Knight, Shanaghan, Clark, Fcr-> guson, Clark, Mesdames Powell, Wills and two children, Hill and two children, Cunningham, Brown and child, Mlnehin. Meiklsham, Wakefield, Hughes, Orr, Sullivan, fathom, Gower, Meek, Pacey, Leslie, Horneman, Hicks, Phalr, Hay, Klien, Knight, Messrs. Johns, Powell, East, Bisley, Grllfin, Wcodhil!, McCay, Arnold, Gossett, Caradus, Meikiehara, Bayly, Munro, Relllv, Zander, Saunders, McNeill, Williams, Whare. Orr, Ramsey, Guthrie, MeDougall, White, Tatham, Kingsland. Thomas, Bates, Woodward, Andrews, Martin, Dick, Keith,. .MtiVilly, Simpson, Coupe, Greig, Davis, Nichols, Frere, Hal!, Whyte, Marbrook, Ronayne, Btirgin, Smith, Woodhouse, Stotjpe, Souper, Pinton, Cox, Russell, Thompson, Leslie, Tatters-all, Thompson, Tavlor, Tattersali, Forgie, Houghton, Fenton, Bartlett, Stone, Webb, I'oynter, Shepperd, Foaaey, Hardy, Foley, Fraser, Smith, Gardiner, Winchester, Smith, Lund, Hill, I Reddy, Hampton, Mcfiee, Jagger, Glass, Hicks, rurnbull, Isherwood, Kohn, Petersen, Ploughman, Fairburn, Gladding, Shirtclilfe, Klien, Davev, Chester, Cann, Bishop Julius, the Rev. Doherty, Father O Connell, Captain Grant, and 25 steerage —Union S.S. Co., agents. CLAYMORE, s.p., 198, E. Dot-ling, from Raglan ! and Kawhia. Passengers; Miss Dean, Mrs. Priestlev, Messrs Crown and child, Priestley, Pirogote. —Northern S.S. Co., agent*. DEPARTURES. March 15. RARAWA, s.s., 1072, W. F. Norbtirv, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Duthie, Wade, ' Hendry, Dean, Binst, Dean, Mesdames Wark. Morrison, Hendry, Madden), Staines and child, Walker and three children, Vernon, Ward and three children, Inslay and child, H. A. Penn and child, McEwan, 11. J. Turner, Cameron and child, Shaw, Shore, Messrs. Wark, Wilson, Seccombe, Venables, Jones, Morrison. Garrav/ay Henall, Hick ford, Width am. Holt, W. Parkinson Robin, li. Mitclielson, W. R. C. Walker, teftrv! H. ( H. Adam«, Maddern, Walker, Vernoa. Insla'v! H. A. Penn, Pritt, Benjamin, P. McLaren, Crawford, Cameron and child, Holt, Jack, Woods. Burnett, Bell, Levin, Graves, Fraser, Home Abbott, Shore, Greonaway, Starkev, Williams, the Rev?. Pinfold, Thomas, Dr. R. "li. Makgill Sergeant Hendry, and 28 steerage. MURITAI, s.s., 224, T. Richards, for Raglan and Kawhia. s BY TELEGRAPH CAPE MARIA VAN DIEM EN. ! March 14.—A barquentine, about 20 miles to the northward, was beating east at sundown yesterday. ' WHANGAREI. March 14 —Arrived : Ngapuhi, s.s., from Auckland. .TAURANGA. March 14.-—Arrived : Ngatiawa, s.s., from Auckland. GISBORNE. March 14.—Sailed : Gannet, scow, for Auckland. NEW PLYMOUTH. March 14.Arrived: Takapuna, s.s., from Onehui'.ga. WELLINGTON. March 15.Arrived: Koromlko, s.s., from Hobait. Sailed: Aotea, s.s., Dechmont, for London. LYTTELTON. March 14.—Arrived : Maori, e.s., from Wellington; Waikarc, s.s., from Dunedin. Sailed: Aberlour, s.s,, for Wellington; Nerehana, s.s., for London. Passengers: Mrs. Bareroft, Mrs. Beauchamp, Miss lieouchamp, Dr. Holdsworth, Messrs. Holdsworth, Chswnbera, Burns, DUNEDIN. March 15.—Arrived yesterday: Moeraki. s r., from Sydney, via Wellington. Arrived t. ;-day: Wfanmera.', s.s., from Sydney, via Auckland, Sailed yesterday: Belt Flower, schooner, for Lyttelton and Hokianga. Sailed to-day: Moeraki, s.s., for the Bluff, llobart, and Melbourne. ,SYDNEY. March 14 Arrived at midnight: Zealandia, e.s.,' from Auckland. March 15.—Arrived: Silver Cloud, schooner, "from Auckland. NEWCASTLE. March 14—Sailed: Mary Isabel, barquentine, for Gisborne. MELBOURNE. March 14.—Sailed: Louisa Craig, barque, for Kaipara. ' . LONDON. • i March 13,—gaiilcd: .IVaipara, ?.v. tor lo'tieltp^