PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13782, 22 June 1908, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. , IjJsF,®'':";" ■■'■.:■ JUNK 20. ' ' NGAPUIII s.s., 640, E. Stephenson, from Wh»* 1 ' fogarei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. *& 1 CLANSMAN, 8.8., 591, E. McLeod, from Mangonui, Whangaroa, and Russell. Passengers. Mes-&-Lct 1 dames Grant, 11. I'uekey, A. Niabet, t. lackey, ' ' Olsen trad child, Misses I. Young, Allen, Dave}, Mw : Worsnop, Bannister, Nisbet, Puelcey (2), Hewn. . Herbert. J. Franklin, Andro, C. Harris and bo), I-"' ' J'. Puekey, Yock, Butterworth, Gllflllan. Stalnton, ''"ki" 11 M. Houston, M.P., F. C. Chapman, C. M' "f i Fallon, D. Penman, Dawes, Adams, S. Weston, r Olsen, the Rev. A. J. Seumer, Constable Ollai.i, Mi'- and lour steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. fj NOATtAWA, s.s., 463, P. A. Stein, from OpoJ iiki, Oblwa, and Tauranga. -. Passengers:• Misses f* ' Brown, Davis, Crowe, Meadamfjß Nixon, Nugent, it'' Gazzard and child, Measr#. Withy, Boyle, H. Hank 1 - son, Barlow. Willca, Jones, loote, Benjamin, Ab- <•" •' bot, Cranston, Claude, Nixon, New-sham, X arkinson, Johnson, Little, DanUty, Stephen, BidiaUe, ' Hayter, Smith, Dr. rurdy.—Northern S.S. Co., IS* ; - agents. ; ' BADEN-POWELL, 8.8., 196. H. Petersen, from ijj> ' -"Whangarei.—Northern Coal Company, agents. • v r - ■ PAICROA, 8.8.. 98, 11. fioertz, from the North— (Northern S.S. Co., agent*. : ' , JCSfi 21. '' ' MOANA, s.a., 3914, 11. A. MorrUby, from Southern and East Coast ports. _ _ Passengers. Mesdames Arthur. Jackson, nffiit, Harvey, I?'"". ' Turnbull, Clark, Williams, Greeson, Gilbert, Lambert, Smith, Berry, Novfril, Walton, Aiwcoinbe, A.' .Tones, Weston, Fitzgerald, Groves (2), Mcßeatb, v >• : ciappcrton, Gilson, Leary, Kane, Cameron, 0 onnor, Box. McKay, Robertson, Booth, rhomas, f, Misses Burton. Conston, Smith, Conston, Richard- *>■ - son, Ashcr, Roberts. Wright, Stroup, Meeljan (21; Lambert, Hunter, Michiel, Walton, Johnston, i,V " ' 'Ross (2), Fukher; Booth, Parkinson, Oimond, Humphreys, Whitehead, Messrs. Scott, Arthur, rr - Balfour, Conston, Kirk, Asher, Wright, Harvey, St'-- . Turnbull, Clark, Greesou, Meehon, Bull, »uOup, i') i Feary, Frankland, Smith. .Novail, Mirams, Beebe, i>\- (Jtae, Downard, Walton, Jones. Fitzgerald, Groves ?■■■ <2). Mcßeath, Cameron, White, Williams, Mark, P;O Connor, Taylor, Hartland, Mcßay, Chirnside, i'- - Beit, Robertson, Why Campbell, Thomson, ' Cornford, Reid, Davis, Thomas, Rutherford, Cors;; mack, Simpson. Ilennossy, Gavothen, Parson*, »' 1 * Thomas, Clouston, Shaw, Sandnaut, Adams, Wv! . Black, Field, Reade, Miller, Hamburg, Walker, wl '' * and 100 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. wit • MOKOIA, ' s.s.. 3502, R. E. Smith, from Sydney. " Passengers: Mesdame3 Clarke, - Jukour and two i£',~ I children, Godwin, Pinch. Countess Kubehk, Misses Cotter, Campbell, Tilly, Mueller, Dyason, i'i-AV ' Sister Henrietta, Messrs. Furley, Edmunds, !•; Jones, Smith, Harris, Henson, Gourlay, Booth, Hiulf < O'Sullivan,- Allen, Rice, Jukour. Dennis, Tilly, i;,'" '■ '• 'Slee, Donnison, Purchas, Curry, Rolker, Bucking's' ' Jiain, Schwab, DowSon, Hen- Kttbelik, Major Pat- <•- • terson, and 77 steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. t . WAVAKA, s.s.• 2422, ,W. Stevens, from the te'M South.—Union S.S. Co., agents. . : ■ AUPOURL s.s., 463, T. Haultain, from Tauranga and Slipper Island.. Passengers: Mrs. Ward J I and son, Misses Barlow, Vickery, Messrs. J. Par-j-o 1 i kinson, McKay, . Boucher, Naps, Lipton (2), and' two steerage.—Northern S.S. Co.,' agents. ,V ' GLENELG, s.s., 276. F. Jonas, from Whangarei. . i —James Smith, andi Co., agents. " CHELMSFORD, 5.8., 70, John Taw, from Tairua and Mercury Bay. Passengers: Meadames Bell | and child, Holler, Cut lough' and children, Messrs. • » Raymond, Squire, Morrison, Poak, Irwin.—NorthV 4V . \ ern S.S. Co., agents. . DEPARTURES. l Y ' . Jess ?0. •" 1 TARAWERA, s.ii., 2003, G. 11. Lacy, for East V''- i'- Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: For Gis- ■ borne™-Misses Malone, N. Tobin, Mrs. Henderiun, i*''.*? 41 Messrs. R. K. Hardy. J. T. Gilmour, Williamson, },S- , Payne, Norman (2), Henderson, S. R. Wyllle and son, Lusk, Ngata. For Napier— Kate, Mes--1"''" dames Madill and infant, Lilliwall, Messrs. Gillies, m Stnncox, R. Vance, T. E. Hogarth, J. W. Craig, .'.i Devereux, W. Hoskin, C. Hem old, S. Y. Jones. Ai For Wellington—Misses Co ate 8 (2), Aiekin. Kelly, '/')>% ' . , ■ Poole, Paeey, Slattery, Jlesdames J. R. Foot, Brigl\ , . ' liam; Messrs. B. Head, R. Vnuce, Ross, Isaacs,, Poole, J. R. Foot, E. McLelland, Masters H. • Cor rig an, Maloney. • For Lytt el ton—.Misses D. j Flav'ell, Abbott, Mesdames Abbott, George Abbott, " ! ~ - Messrs. G. Abbott, W. Watt, C. E. Hamilton, A. Hillyer; and 25 steerage for all ports. feSu.':; ' ' NGAPUHI, s.s., 640, E. Stephenson, for One- ;; liunga. •j'i'' SQUALL, s.s.. 378, John Benton, for Tolago k Bay and Glsborne. . . " .JUNE 21. I - KANIERI, s.s., 203, T. Myers, fori Whangarei. h .':\ BADEN-POWELL, ' s.s., 196, 11. Petersen, (or ' Whangarei. : '• . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Losdox* . Star of Australia, s.s., via. Australia, due July 6. v . t ,, Twuoana, s.s., via Australia, Wednesday. P Tokomaru, 8.8 . due about July 29. jjfc<h Ketebana, s.s., via Australia, sailed, due July ■- ' 22. . tf.- Kaikoura, s.s., due about Thursday. iii-* Kuipara, b.s., to sail, due «bout August 23. ; 4 ' ' Hawke's Bay, s.s., due August 3. £%'(, Marere, s.s., via Australia, to sail. • St , , JLivehpoox. : 'CS' ' Delphic, 8.8.1 via Australia, due about middle gai l . : " • of July. -' Fifeahire, 8.8., via Australia, due about July 7. • , Norfolk, s.a., via Australia, sailed, jj* ' Oswestry Grange, s.a., to sail June 27. 1 New York: . .. Vermont, a.s.,' to sail. Stephanotos, s.s., via Australia, sailed April i'. 29, due early in July. , - Jeanara, 8.8., via Australia, sailed June 15. Indradevi, e.a., sailed May 23, due July 27. jl Indralema, b.s., via' Australia, to sail July 4. f. Clan ifatkeaon, s.s., to sail July 27. : Zazuxnbe, ».s., to sail August 12. V . Fhahcisco: "''"'J-' Veddo, s.s., due about July 7. _ Syoszy :' Tomopjaa, s.s., Wednesday, Tolly, barque, sailed. . Melbocrse: ft' Louis Craig, barque, sailed. 5:..-; Jessie Craig, barque, sailed June 13. Fiji: s * Talune, s.s., Monday. ! Samoa: i'" Tofua, a s., July 15. Tosga: . •' Tofua, s.s., July 15. Marseilles: ' Caracciolo, ship, to sail- . Newcastle: . Narua, s.s., Thursday. - ; . Hlppolas, barque, sailed June 11. Vlima, barquentine, sailed. ■Selwyn Craig, barquentine, sailed. - 'S Inga, s.s., to gtril. ; Indravelii, s.s., about June 20. '~11 , PROJECTED DEPARTURES. .London: Karirniea, 6.R., direct, June 25. ...re Wakanui, ».s., direct, July 4. : Matatua, s.s., direct, about July 25. . West ok England Pouts : > ~ i Cornwall, s.s., via the South, to-day. V ■San Francisco: Boveric, s.s., about June 30.. . ' : Vancouver: . '" Indravelii, s.s., June 20. /- •. Honolulu: Indravelii, j.e., June 25. ■■ Sydney: Moana, s.s., to-day. ' -Fiji: ■ Atua, s.b., to-morrow. . , Tonga: Atua, s.s., to-morrow. ' y,: v r . Apia : , • ' Boveric, 8.0., about June 30. : : r-' Samoa:. •/'• Atua, s.s., to-morrow. " " Mue: ••• Yeabcl, three-masted schooner, to-day. 'J. , union S.S. co.'s MOV-iMENTS. East Coast. To-day: Talune arrives from Suva.; Wanaka - arrives from ' the Bluff, Oaniaru, and Timaru; . • Moana. sails for Sydney at b.30 p.m.; Talune sailfl ; ior Wellington soon after arrival. " Tuesday: Atua saate lor Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney at 10 a.m.; Mokoia. sails for Southern jjorts'at 2 p.m. • Wednesday: Hatipiri arrives from East Coast Lays, Gisboiiu.', and Napier; Wanaka. tails for the Bluff, Oamaru, and Timaru at 5 p.m. ' ' Thursday: Waikaru arrives from Southern porta; Komatji arrives from West port; Squall ar- __ lives from Gisborne and Tolago Bay; Navua ar ; rives from Newcastle. sj, ■ . Friday: Haupiri sails for' East Coast ports, Gis -v : borne, and Napier at 5 p.m. Saturday: Waikare sails for Southern ports at j 12 noon; Komata sails'for Westport (meantime) at \f- ; . 2 p.m.; Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisborne •" at 2 p.m. West Coast. To-day: Rosamond sails for Greymouth direct at 2 p.m. (train 1.10 p.m.); Takapuna sails for • New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). Wednesday: Rotoiti arrives from Wellington, i' / Nelson, and New Plymouth; RotoitT sails for ./ New Plymouth, Wellington, mid Nelson at 3 p.m. / (2.1C p.m. train) Friday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth and sails for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Waitangi leaves for Raglan and Ka- " Vhia at 2 p.m. (train, 1.10. p.m.); Aupouri leaves - 7, for Tauranga at 5 p.m.; Clansman leaves for Whangarei at 8 p.m.; Chelmsford leaves for Kuaotiuiu, Mercury Bay, and Whangamata at 7 ' p.m.; I'aeroa leaves for 'ilouhora, Waiharara, ■*. Mangonui, and Whangaroa, at 2 p.m.; Apanui * leaves for Russell at 5 p.m. Tuesday: Clansman arrives from Whangarei about 9 p.m.; Rarawa arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about 8 a.m.; Ngapuhi leaves for • fJ ~ ■' the same port at 3 p.m. (train 2.10 p.m.); haliieri leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 2 > ■ p.m.; Ngatiawa leaves for Ohiwa, Tauranga, and , Opotiki, at 8 a.m. Wednesday: Aupouri arrives from Tauranga about 8 a.m.; Chelmsford leaves for the Great Barrier at midnight; Kanieri arrives from. Wlia- %" Tigarei Town Wharf; Apanui arrives from Russell about 8 a.m.; Aupouri leaves for Whangarei at 9.30 p.m. ; Waitangi arrives at Onehunga :' 1- ; ; Irom Raglan and liawhia early; Clansman leave* !«-' V ■ for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonui, at 5 p.m.; Chelmsford arrives from Kuaotunu, MerA~- ■ , ■ i cury Bay, aud Whaiigamala. Thursday: Ngapuhi arrives - at Onehunga from *V\'' 7 ' New Plymouth about D a.m., and leaves for the if'C ~ , . same port at J .p.m. (train, 2.10 p.m.); Aupouri (•-' ' - arrives from Whangarei; Chelmsford arrives from v the Great Barrier about 6 p.m.; Claymore leaves I'- 1 .;-. Onehunga for Hokianga at 2 p.m. (train, 1.10 jj. p.ni.); - 1 Waitacgi leaves Ouehunga for Raglan. 'r'Kawhia, and.Wait«ra, at 2 p.m. (train, 1.10 p.m.), ■ : Kanieri , leaves for Whangarei at 5 p.m. ' . Thames service: Steamers leave lor Thames ana R; 1 " 1 Paefoa daily, {See advertisement dally papers.

i-'v ; .;;': : ! .VESSELS IN HARBOUR. :'•;. I Pioneer, H.M.S., in stream. I Iris, H.M. cable steamer, in stream. Atua, *.«., at Queen-street Wharf. Moana, 5.5.., at Queen-street Wbarf. Mokoia, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty. Wanaka, a.s., at Hobson-street Wharf. Southern Cross, mission s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. . . ■ , „ , ■ . Ysabel, three-masted schooner, at Queen-street ■ .Wharf. ■: ■ . ■■*-"•: ;„,'■-': . Pendle Hill, barquentine, at Railway Wharf. Handa Isle, barquentine, at Chelsea. IMPORTS. Per Moana, from the South: 530 tons produce and general merchandise. Per Wanaka-, from the South: 2800 tons grain and produce. Per Mokoia, from Sydney: 210 bags coke, 223 bales wood pulp, 100 cases preserved fruits, 67 packages tea, 753 cases candles, 130 bags flour. KO bales hessian, 642 pieces timber (SC&lft), 100 cases soap, 200 plates zinc, 123 sacks'bottles, 200 bugs manure, 2197 bricks, 65 ingots copper, 91 ingots tin, 210 bars lead, 160 bags rice, and a large quantity of sundries. H.M.S. Pioneer returned to Auckland on Saturday evening after a short stay at Waiwera. The Union Company's steamer Tarawera left on Saturday afternoon for East Coast, and Southern ports "with a number of passengers and a large- general cargo. ' ' ," On Saturday evening the Northern Company s steamer Ngapuhi arrived from Wliangarei with passengers and general cargo, and left shortly afterwards for Ouehungn-. The Northern Company's steamer Clansman arrived from the North on Saturday morning and leaves for Whangarei at 8 o'clock to-night. At 5 o'clock this afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Apanui leaves for Russell. The Union Company's steamer Squall left on Saturday afternoon for Tolago Bay and Gisborne with a 'large general cargo. ' Yesterday afternoon the Northern Company a steamer Kanieri left for Wliangarei Town Wharf. The Northern Company's steamer Paerti* leaves this afternoon for Northern ports, taking up the run of the Apanui. At 5 o'clock this afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Aupouri leaves for Tauranga. The Union Company's steamer Atua: leaves tomorrow for Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji. The Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford leaves at 7 o'clock this evening for Kuaotunu, Mercury Buy, and Whangamata-. To-day the three-masted schooner Ysabel sails for Nine and Tonga with a cargo of timber and general merchandise. \ The Northern Company'* steamer Ngatiawa arrived from Opotlki, Ohiwa, and Tauranga on Saturday morning with a cargo of produce, etc. The steamer leaves'for the same ports again at 8 a.m. to-morrow. ""'''. On Saturday the steamer Stella was floated out of the Auckland Dock after cleaning and painting. The barque Casablanca nailed from Hokianga on Saturday for Sydney with a cargo of timber. The barque Manurewa, which arrived at Sydney from Kalpara last week, has been chartered to load hardwood timber at Clarencetown (New South Wales) for Napier. THE TALUNE. The Union Company's steamer Talune is expected to arrive from Fiji this evening. The steamer has only a small cargo of fruit to land at Auckland, and as soon as it is put out she leaves for Wellington and Westport. THE TOMOANA. The Tyser liner Tomoana, which is due at Auckland from London and Australia on Wednesday next, proceeds South on discharge of her cargo of general merchandise. After discharging and loading in the South the steamer returns to Auckland to complete her loading, and is fixed to proceed on her Homeward ' voyage from this port about July 2-. ; THE BOVERIC. The steamer Boverlc, of the Australian Mail line, arrived at Sydney from. Auckland on Saturday. The steamer, on discharge, takes in cargo and returns to Auckland about June 30, and after taking in cargo leaves for. Apia, San Francisco, and, Seattle. -■..--.-. - THE TOROA. The steamer Toroa, recently purchased, by Messrs. Holyman and Sons, of Melbourne, to replace the lost steamer Orion in the trade between Melbourne and Tasmania, arrived at. the Victorian port from Wellington on Saturday last. THE MOANA. The Union Company's steamer Moana, Captain 11. A. Morrisby, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 10 a.m. yesterday and berthed at the' Queen-street Wharf. The steamer left Dunedin on Tuesday last and called at the usual ports on the coast, leaving Gisborne at 2 p.m. on Saturday and arriving as above, making a very smart trip from Gisbome. Light variable winds, moderate swell, and occasional rain squalls were experienced on the passage from Gisborne. The Moami leaves for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to-day. ■ SALE OF THE GLENLORA AND HUDSON. " The iron barque Glenloru, 706 tons register, is reported sold at about £1100. This vessel was sold by the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company in June, 1898, for £1800, and was re-sold two months later for £2200. The iron barque Hudson, 771 tons register, has changed hands at £1225. This vessel was sold in June, 1898, by the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company for £2000. Both of these vessel* were orgina-ily frequent traders between London and Auckland. • VESSELS SPOKEN. Captain Warsoe, of the Norwegian steamer Elsa, reports having spoken two vessels on his voyage from Puget- Sound to Newcastle. On May 12, when in latitude 21.25 degrees south ana longitude 154.30 degrees east, he spoke the American barque Gerard C. Tobey, which left San Francisco on April 12 for Hilo (Japan). On the Bth inst., in latitude 30.13 degrees south and longitude 153.30 degrees east, the ship Lang-dale, bound from Taj Tal to Sydney, was spoken. Both vessels wished to be reported "All well." THE ORIENT COMPANY. The operations of the Orient Steam Navigation Company for the year 1907 have been so satisfactory "that the directors have been enabled to write off to reserve the full amount required for depreciation, to pay a dividend of 5 per cent, on both the deferred and preferred shares, absorbing £15,965, and to carry forward £16,840. These appropriations indicate a balance at credit of profit and loss of £32,805, as compared with £19.950 at the same date in 1906. On the latter occasion depreciation amounted to £50,832, and the balance carried forward was only £1985.THE BARQUE NORMA. Several weeks must yet elapse before an. effort will made to raise the sunken barque Norms' from the sea bottom at the Semaphore, Adelaide (says an exchange). Up to the present only 70G0 of the' 31,045 bags of- wheat which were in the holds have been raised by a diver, but work at the vessel. has only been of an intermittent character. Operations have been interfered with by bad weather. The cost of raising the vessel is to be charged to the Norma'a late owners.

TRANSHIPMENTS. The steamer Mokoia, which arrived from Sydney last night, brought transhipments per Anna, Wyandra, Barwon, Orontcs, Orient, Mooltan, Caoeyanna., Kyarra, Grantala, Gabo, 'Varan, Zieten, Gneisman, Heidelberg, Moorabool, and Prina Sigismund. THE MOKOIA. ■ . The Union Company's steamer Mokoia, Captain R. E. Smith, arrived from Sydney at 8 p.m. yesterday, and being granted pratique berthed at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. The steamer left Sydney at 2 p.m. on Wednesday and passed Cape Maria Van Diemen at 3 a.m. yesterday and made port as above. Light variable winds, with a strong head swell, prevailed during the passage. 'The Mokoia leaves for East Coast and Southern. ports to-morrow afternoon. THE WANAKA. The Union' Company's steamer Wanaka arrived from the Bluff, Oamaru, and Timaru yesterday afternoon with a. cargo of grain and produce, which she will discharge at the Hobson-atrcet Wharf.