SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13709, 27 March 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

WEATHER REPORT. ■ „. followW I* .^Xv^M^krXd^ ' fid *ve t- S UsLbreeze; barometer, 29.45 ; (trrinometer 62; weather, showery J bar, smooth. ffiii Wind, south-east, light; barometer, " -- -29 40; thermometer 60; weather, nan; sea, increw ng. Wellington : Wind, south, trail; barometer, 29.46; thermometer. 58; weather, ram. Vntiwrt: Wind, south, light; barometer, 29.54; thermometer. 62; weather, stormy; sea, smooth. Kaikoura: Wind, east-south-east, light; barometer 29 56; thermometer, 58; weather, ram; ten. smooth. Bluff: Wind, east, light ; barometer, 29.50; thermometer, 59; weather, cloudy. ' The weather forecast to 5 p.m. on the 27th is: Strong winds to a gain generally from the southward, with rain and colder weather. PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. WHAKARUA, s.s., (440, .T. ('. Felgate, from London, Melbourne, ami Sydney.—Heather, Hobcrton aud Co., agent.". ABERLOUR, s.s., 4194, Harriet, from New York. via Southern ports.— Porter and Co., agents. MONOWAI, s.s., 3433, G. H. lacy, from Southern and • East Coast ports. Passengers: Misses Anderson, Smith, Hanson, Corbin, DlSborough, McGrath, Houston, Elliott, Muir, Tnine (2), Kinsman. Brown. Willis, Moron aud child. i Mesdames Westray, Hanson, Corbin, Judd, Chap- % man. Disborough, Berham, OHara, Atkins, Gray, Claoth. Beets, Oxennam, Beets, Kelly, Ellingham, Nicholson, Clarence. Messrs. Ballantyne, Cowan, Parkinson, 'Barclay, Oranson, Andrews, Cole, White, Maguire, Kernott, Neal, Champion (2), James, Mulvihill. Marshall, Seymour. Clarebutt, Wykes, Cray. Spindley, ■ England. Margraves, Hanson, Kenning, Fiulayson, Fail, Harden, Chapman. * Desirman, Belts, Davis, Clark, Lindsay. .Miller, Walker, B'renan, Williams, Bertram, O'Haraj Scott, Redstone, Page, Green, Atkins, Williams, Ilarldoh, Seattle, Hunter, Atkinson, Larsen, Brown, Locktngton, Falconer, Abraham, Kelly. Main, Forrester, and 34 flteerage.— >..'■:'■ Union S.S. Co., agents. \ HAUPIRI, s.s.. 748, W. Mcßride, from Gisborne ' and coast ports. Passengers: -Mrs. "Napier and i five steerage — Union S.S. Co., agents. NGAPUHT, S.B.J 640, (I. Stephenson, from Wha- ! ngarei. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Brownhill, Mr; and Mrs. Carter, j '.-, '■:■'". Mr. and Mrs. Graham and children'. .Misses Midg- | ley, Hyde, Moore, Hutchison, A. Hutchison. Wil- ! son, Melntyie, Mesdames ('late. Paly, Hyde. Mai- j com, Messrs. McKenzio, Brietly, Binuey, Carler. \ Stone, Dasvy, Lloyd, Gibbons, Thompson, Alder- - ton, Williams,' Best, O'Moore, ,Chivers, Lnku*, ! . McDonald, Walker. , Smith, Hast if, Ligrhtband. j Dyer, S.M., Dr. Gordon, Colonel Jlolgate, and IS j steerage.—Northern S.S, Co.; agents. ~ 1 SQUALL,' s.s., 378. »]. Benton, from Gisborne ;, and Wliaugarei.— Union S.S." Co., agents. WAIOTAHI, s.s.. =278, C. Hopkins, from the (,reat. Barrier. Passengers : Mrs. Buseh, Messrs. j . Busch, Cozens, Smith —Northern S.S. Co., agents, DEPARTURES. I -. ■ ■ • ■ -' - ;: KANIERI, s.s.. 203. T. Myers, for Whangarei. ! ■>-,;.;" BADEN-POWELL, s.s., 194, • 11. Petersen, for Whangarei. ..■'.'. j CHELMSFORD, " s.s., to, ,T. Taw, for wbanga- ■.- "'- . "..V * "' , -."""' .... * - - '• ' I • *, GREYHOUND, auxiliary schooner, 100, H. Su-I britzky, (or the. North. ' •■ •" I -~ ' ■ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. '■-.•;„'' Losdos: ' ,- ~ > Maori, s.s., direct, due about April 6. ■■• . Niwaru, s.s., via Australia, , due April 29. 'V , Star of Japan, sis.',' to sail on March 24. : Turakina, 5.5.,-due about May 2. -■ • ■'. ■! y Mimiro, s.s., due April 29. ? ■ y.'l ■ Liverpool : •/- .. -J . ' . ' ;•' Karamea- s.s., to sail. - /.Devon, s.s., due early in April. .: ' Morayshire, s.s-., to. sail. V . .-*■■< ... <v ~', Nairnshire; s.s., to sail.*/- - "., *•.•■ /" • .'.-':.: l-ttditfghiri, ; s.s.,' due- April 24. ','... .' ' Whakatane.e.s., due, about May 16.■ ; Matatua, s.s., due on May 25. ,• '£■• , Delphic, s.s., via Australia, due May 16, , Vakcottveb : ' ' a ' " "■ ;'; . ■ , ■ . s . Indraveii, s.g., to sail. /' Ka.v Francisco : r , /■' . Aeon, s.s., about April 11.:-'.'.. .; . -';- New York: . .:-.-'.' :^;->. ... ■";.' •. ■ -.';[•■ Strathavon, s.s.. Via Australia, sailed January ;.-,.-. ■- . 19. --.-. -:;;.-.;.;,--. ■?*■,*-< ...-,:; . ■,' , . % Mimiro, s.s., via Australia, sailed. Vermont, ».," to sail. j • African Monarch, s.s., sailed. . Netberlie, e.g.,. to sau. .'' ■:' . -• .',' .'■ Fiji: . /" " . -: . ''■ '--..' "" ". \ •■ v" ,Navua, ■ 5.,5., to-day. • .Tojtga:-. * - ••'■ ; \' ~ .'-.- ■■*" ": Navua, 5.8., to-day. ■", '" '■■-" : "* ~'.*-* ••••■■'■ - •.' •• .- • , Aeon, a.s., about. April 11. >' . '*' - .i ■' '.'• •''■■ ..Samoa:'-» •- .'■ ■;'v.- v --'. ■"■ ■ i'tf'- -■*,- Navua, s.s.,': to-dav.. :.->■• . ' l?M. 'Apia: -....:. -~-' " --,;--.^ "/■', : Aeon, s.s.;. about April 11 -, ... '"'""■'.- *..S?Djfi!Y:- : "..:■'- x : -,t ■~■-.'■ " -... :.v : ." - ■ " Orange Branch, s.s., to-day. ; t ' • .' .''.-. Forsric, s.s., to-day. .-; ' ". .Mol:oia, s,s., Sunday, -t! "', "C~ '?■"-' PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ;-,,.■" Loxdojt: ' v-„ ■ ..- .*■-,,» Tokomaru, s.s., Monday. : * . > f ■ Kia Ora, &*., about April 1 20. ' ' l : ' , .Karamea, s.s.,' in - April. /:->''.../'Samoa':.'.-/;.:■ ■■ ■■, : ':-'A-. '■;;■•■■ ■"•■;' ■■'--■■''■■\'\ ■ •. .'/"' : Foreric,, s.s., «bout ' to-day. ...'**. •'v ; . Navua, -s.s., March 31. ■';-;- >......' SYDNEY: ;■-■:■■,■■.■-.-:.-,'. -... ; \ '-;..,., .. :<,■■■-■.- " ■'■'.' •' Manuka, s.s., Monday. - j; . '■■■■'■ >.-. Norfolk Islasd; '■ " l x Southern Cross, s.s., April 3. ■'■ ■ -.; , -Fiji: . , -. -.■ ■ .■ . " -. Navua, s.s,, March 31. ' -Niue: • ' "1' ." '■ '' , . Ysabel, schooner, Monday. ;.':. , ..'"•". Rakoioxua:-• :->.-. '.-';'■'■ -~" " Mairapouri, s.s., April 14, - ;;■ Tahiti : . *- ■ ". ■..■.. ; : jr.. Maaapouri, s.s., April 14. ', .;';' APIA: .';, .~: ; . :; , ■ - :// r ■ A !■■ Samoa, schooner, aliout to-morrow. . * Fbiesdly. Islaxds: ... > ; -. i Ysabel/ schooner, Monday. -.'■'.'','■.. Navua, s.s., March 31. > ■ ■ ' Sax Frascisco: . . : ~ . ■- Foreric, s.s., about to-day. '■:.-.. ■''■ UNION S.S. ! CO.S MOVEMENTS. ' ':■■■- .» •* " East Coast. . Saturday; Wanaka arrives from the Bluff, Oamaru. and Timaru; Monowai sails for' Southern ports at 12 noon; Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisborne, 2 p.m. ; Haupiri sails for Fast i Coast bays at 2 p.m. *'■ • j ..'■ ( West Coast. x • . To-day: Takapuna arrives- from New Plymouth ,i > and sails for New Plymouth and Wellington at ';: 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train;. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. J ■ •; .To-day: . Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei at 8 , p.m.; Aupouri leaves * for Tauranga at 5 p.m.; ." ! Apanui" arrives from Awantti, Wailiarara, -; Hou- >• Flora, Mangonui. and Whangaroa about 11.30 a.m.; Kanieri arrives from Whangatei about >.'■■■ 6.30 p.m. '•;.- ■ '.•■',.. .". : '" ,, ■"•;.'■. v -.";' ■: Thames service: Steamers leave for Thames and ,/ ,. j Paeroa daily. See advertisement daily papers. ">•':.• VESSELS IN HARBOUR. ■ ; ~;,;'.,■ Iris, lI.M. cable steamer, in stream. J ■ :': Amokura, Govt, training ship, at ! Motuihi. - ' '. Surrey,, .at Queen-street vVliari. ; s ■;, Ayrshire, at Railway Wharf. ;■ ': ,; - 1 Whakarua, i.e.; at' Queen-street Wharf. - " : " Monowai,"' a.'*.; at Hobson-street Wharf. "' ;" Aberlour, s.s., ,"a£ Quccn-»trect Wharf. ,• Yea be 1, schooner, at Quay-street Jetty. * v Southern Cross, mission steamer, at Hobson- ' ,'ytreet Wharf. .t > ' • Gem, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. Samoa, three-masted ' schooner, 'at Queen-street ..-" ■ ■;" ■ Wharf.. ■ Aldebaran, barque, at Railway Wharf. Alexander Craig, barque, at Il6b«oi)-«trefit Wharf, • Empress*, barque, - at Hobson-street Whart. Inga, «,*., at Railway Wharf. , ,« . , Hands Isle, barquentine, at Chelsea. '•' Mary Isabel, barquentine, at Queen-street Wharf. Hazel Craig, barque, in stream. Fendle Hill, barquentine, in stream. . Southern Cross, barquentine, in stream. IMPORTS. f Per Monowai, from the South : 1095 sacks seeds, 809 Sacks potatoes, 3240 sacks wheat, 55 sacks barley, 322 sacks oats, 321 sacks bark, 229 sacks flour, 1398 sacks chaff, 230 00's flour, 231 gunnies onions, 25 sacks maize, 350 sacks bran, 30 sacks oatmeal, 56 sacks .peas, 130 sacks pollard, 200 cases sugar', and sundries, Per Whakarua, from London : 557 bundles and 2931 bars iron, 41 crates, 120 cases candles, 275 casks cement, 811 packages groceries, 106 cases glass, 119 cases galvanised iron, 10 girders, 173 plates iron, 12 crates marble, 46 casks and 405 drums oil, 9 pianos. 1600 coils plain wire, 1295 kegs paint, 473 bundles and 317 pipes, 213 rails, too plates spelter, 3730 sash weights, 17 tanks, 200'cmcs turps, 100 casks whiting, and ■ sundries. ' Per Aberlour, from Now York: 3720 reels barb Men' , uases 1011 "-'" Pegs. 55 cases cartridges, 1239 sacks grass seed, 30 casks glucose, 2653 kegs .nails, 1/3 casks and 299 cases oil, 5020 coils plain wire, 64 reels paper, 65 cases resin, 486 kegs staples, 358 bags salt, 1741 pieces timber, 100 cases turps. 103 cases tobacco, 240 cases «a.v, and sundries. The auxiliary schooner Kaeo leaves for coast ports and Gisborne this morning. Last night, the steamer. Baden-Powell left for WhangareL The barque Emprcza, which arrived from Adelaide on Wednesday, was berthed at the Hobsonstreet Wharf yesterday to discharge her cargo or salt. ° The three-masted schooner Samoa is fixed to eail tor Apia to-morrow. litis morning the Norwegian steamer Inga - leaves for Kaipara to load timber for Sydney " Jho North.-m Company's steamer Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei at 8 o'clock to-night. lesterday the brigantiuc Defiance sailed from Katnara f'.r Sydney with a cargo of timber. The three-masted schooner Ysabel will sail for Niue and the Friendly Islands on Monday next. THE WHAKARUA. ' The new Tysor. liner Whakarua arrived from London and Australia yesterday morning, and betng granted pratique berthed at the Queen,:'"J ha ",, ?'he Whakarua is under the command of Captain .T. C. Felgate, with Mr Young I"' n , tho Nlw „ u) as chief engineer 2? London <"> January 31. the steamer Hifv* i'o Vt ' V - V L run °" 1 Ul Melbourne of 39 ,',',, "'' although she was not pushed so On diehar»e enI „ no f ~ortn,C,,t V" concerned, un aiscnarge the steamer proceeded to Svrlnnv and resumed the voyage to' Auckland on 'sa ,V day evening last. Fine weather was eweri. ■• ' The Vhaka-u-', leaves % r the c the to-morrow ine Whakarua leaves for the Souih to-morrow. THE NAVUA. 1~~ ' ' iue'atSl^?f nj '' S o steamer Navua is now • !4«.n 8 ports, and should au've tfes mon U Vs, ,\

' THE, MONOWAI. The Union Company's steamer Monowai, Captain G. H. Lacy, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 11 a.m. yesterday and berthed at the Hobson-atrect Wharf. The steamer leaves for East Coast and Southern ports at noon tomorrow. *» THE ABERLOUR. The United States and Australian Company's steamer Aberlour arrived from New York and Southern ports yesterday . morning with a part cargo of general merchandise. The steamer left New York on' January 2 and experienced some fairly heavy weather to the equator, which was crossed on January 21. On the 28th the steamer signalled ok' St. Helena, and met with an uneventful voyage to Port Chalmers, where she arrived on March 6. On discharge of cargo the steamer called at Lyttelton and Wellington, and on discharge at Auckland proceeds to Australia. THE DECHMONT SIGHTED. The Clnistchurcli Press reports that a fullrigged ship, supposed to be the Dechinont, bound from Wellington to London, was sighted on March 13 by the steamer Ripple. The ship was about 15 miles south-west of Waitnngi (Chatham Islands), ami was heading about south-east, with a good northerly wind. The Dechmont wan towed out of Port Nicholson on the 14th inst. THE HAUPIRI. The Union Company's steamer Haupiri, Captain W. Moßride, arrived from Gisborne and coast ports las: night. The steamer left Gisborne on Sunday last, and worked the usual porta up to Waipori, easterly weather and heavy rain prevailing during the passage. POUT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. ItARAWA, s.s'., 1072, W. F. Norbury. Iran New Plymouth, Passengers: Misses Thome, Standridge, Stradbolt, Ferguson, Standridge, Bootten, Grantham, Cullington, Robertson, Mesdames Richardson, Okev.- Ellis, Sly, Hopkirlf, McLaren, Rawson, Stradbolt., Buckley, Wade," Ferguson, Ridded, Johnston, .Tephson, Messrs. Fuller, Black, Robertson, Jones, Hall, Courtney, Gibson, Randell. Buchanan, .Montague, Thompson, Stayker, Turton. Weir, Ifamliey, Sallen, Hopkirk, Jones. McLaren, Buckley, Wade, Johnson, Riddell, Rouey, O'Hnra, McNeill, and 22 steerage.—Northern' S.S. Co.; agents. KITTAWA, s.s., 1247, .1. .1. Pennington, from Greyraouth.—Union S,S. to, agents. DEPARTURES. RARAWA. s.s., 1072. W. F. Xorbipy, for New Plymouth. Passengers: .Misses llutit. McKenzle, Florance, Hutchiilii. Mesdames Wilson. Qttillan and child, V. R, Hardy, Hutnkins. Tavlor and child, Williams, Coughlan, Cone. Whitley, Messrs. Chisholm, N. A. I, Gaz/.ard, .Quillau, 11. ('otter. Atkinson, Origgsby,. F. E. Hardy," Cougiilan, Martin, Thompson, Turner, -Parker! Watson, and 20 steerage. WAITANCI, s.s.. 171. W. Bark, for Raglan and Kawhia. ■ CLAYMORE, 5.5... 198, K. Polling, for Hoklanga'. . ' BY TELECJRAPH CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN. ' - March 26.—A two-masted scow passed east at 12 o'clock last-night. - .- ■ KAIPARA HEADS. ': / March 26.—Sailed - Defiance, biigantine, ■ for Sydney. . ' , * , . t - s ' '..■ RUSSELL; March 26.—Arrived : . Clansman, s.s., from Auckland. Sailed : /Clansman, s.s., for the North. ' -"■ ..." .-.•;' AWANUI .* Si March —Arrived: Apanui, s.s., from Auckland and way potts. ■* , . ' i; TAURANGA. March - 26.Arrived : Ngatiawa, s.s., Mangapapa, s.s., from Auckland. The Mangapapa leaves for Whakatrme to-morrow morning. :. ~ -V . GISBORNE. ' March Arrived last night: Keierit, auxiliary schooner, from Auckland; Southern Isle, three-masetd scow, from Whangarei. -■'■"■ -••■ NEW PLYMOUTH. ;" .'." ' '" March 26. Arrived : Takapuna, s.s., from Onehtniga. Sailed : Takapuna, s.s., for* Onehunga. . 'iteLlington. March ■ 26.Sailed: Rotoiti, s.s., for Nelson, . New Plymouth, and Onehunga; Manuka, e.s.. for Northern ports and Sydney. '' r / _ - : LVTTELTON./ .:■"'. % ' . March 26.—Arrived: Storm, 5.«., from Pioton ; . Rimutaka, (1.5., from "Timaru. Sailed: Cygnet, s.s., .Wakatu. s.s., for Kaikoura; Storm, s.s., .for Timaru; Maori, s.s., for Wellington, with 129 passengers; Climiuou, s.s., for Wellington and Sydney. -■ ■.■•.:■■■.;■. .;'.-»■.'-■.■.■. ■,r " ■■:,.- Dl XEDIX.. ■ ' • . March 26.; Arrived; New Orleans,66.st. t from New York, via Northern ports; Waikare, s.s., from Auckland and way ports. WESTrORT. )'- - March 26.Sailed: Pukaki, s.s., for Auckland. • ' " " ' ' ' SYDNEY. March 26.,—Arrived : -Kaiapoi, .s.s., from - Kaipara. ■--!:■ ' ■'- - "-- ' . -■•' '.'■'■ ' ■>-. .--NEWCASTLE.' '.. r March #26,—Sailed : Senorita,' barriiientine,' for Gisbome. ;:.(/ '"■' " ;' - » •>*.<