PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13839, 27 August 1908, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. CLANSMAN, s.s., 501, E. MeLeod, from Russell. < ' Passengers: Mrs. Ludbrook, Messrs. H. 0. Aieken. i Grcen»lade, Martin. —Northern S.S. Co., agents, i AUPOURJ, 5.5.,. 463, T. Haultain, from Pauls rga. Passengers: Misses E. M. Kcyon, Ludwig, Mrs. Falconer, Messrs. Sliacker, Fielding, E. J. R Smith, Melville, D. M. Williams, Blomguist, Wilson, P. M. Barron, H. Harvey, W. Phillips, Kayall, McholsonV 11. G. Hosking, and two steerage Northern S.S. Co., agents. SQUALL, s.s., 378, P. C. Ross, from Tolago Bay and Gisborne.—Union S.S. Co., agent*. JOSEPH CRAIG, barque, 694, Irvine, from Melbourne.— J, Craig, Limited, agents. DEPARTURES. WAITEMATA, b.b., 5432, D. McLean, for NowCattle. . NGAPOHI, a s., 640, E. Stephenson, for Wha- • ngarei., - - • CLANSMAN, s.s., 591, E. McLeod, for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonui. WAIOTAHI, s.s., 278, C. Hopkins, for the Groat Barrier. TASMAN, 6.5., 129..C. Faulkner, for Whakatane. SOUTHERN CROSS,.' barquentine, 257, H. A. Mann, for Sydney. ' GREYHOUND, auxiliary schooner, 100, H. Subritzky, for the North. , . 'SOUTHERN ISLE, three-masted scow, 71, KitChen, for Ngunguru. BEE, scow, SI, T. Cook, for Ngunguru. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London: Kaipara, s.s., sailed July 10, due to-day. Jndraghiri, e.s., sailed August 24. Kia Ora, s.s., sailed August. 6. Whakarua, s.s., via Australia, due September 8. ! Orari, s.s., via Tasmania, to sail. 1 ' Niwaru, e.g., via Australia, due about October 13. £rvzßFooi<: Cevic, 8.6.. via Australia, due to-morrow. : ; Oswestry Grange, s.s., via Australia, due about August 30. Hawks'a Bay, s.s., direct., due about September 4. Birmingham Grange, s.s., via Australia and Wellington, sailed July 25. 1 Ayrshire, s.s., sailed .August 17. Surrey, b.s., ailed August 24. Devon, s.a., to sail September 19. Sew Toss: Jeanara, s.s., via Australia, at Melbourne Au- : gust 8, due about August 23. Indralema, s.s., via Australia, sailed July 4, due about September 8. Plan Matheeon, e.g., sailed July 25 Brie;: lael, b.»., sailed July 1, due about S£ptem- ■ ber 12. / • ' ' . Sazcmbc,, h.s., sailed August 13. --■■■ Lengton Grange, s.s., via Australia, sailed Au- :: gust 9. • • • '' ' Star of Scotland, e.s., via Australia, sailed August 16," due = about October 14: 6 Invertay, s.s., sailed June 26, via Durban, about Monday. .ialNiniflisli Monarch, us., sailed August 13, due about October 30. Glendevon, 4 e.g., to sail September 2. Uuxsiss: - • ■ ' Horn a, barque, sailed May 19. . : ; Japan : Mortlake, e.g., to eaiL • • • SAJf Francisco: i Aeon, s.s., sailed July 6, overdue. Lord Sefton, s.s.-,' sailed, due about August 31. " Inveric, s.s., to sail. • •, VAScocvbb:' ' DuJwich, s.s., sailed, due about September 14. IniSravelli, s.s., to sail. Newport NEWS:- ■ ■- Enron Minto, s.s., failed June 17, about due. British Monarch, s.b., sailed June 18, about due. MARSEILLES : . Caracciole, ship, via Wellington, sailed June 27. Calcutta: Itau'ra, s.e.. sailed July 26. . Aparima, s.s., due early in September. Sydney : Cevic_, 6.8., to-morrow. Mokoia, s.a., Sunday./ ' - l ... Newcastle : Casablanca, barque, sailed August 24. Marjory Craig, barque, sai'ed. ' ' Melbourne: \ Louisa Craig, barque, to sail. Eastern Pacific : . Navua, «.s., to-day. • Fiji : . '* Tofua, s.s., September 10, . v Waihora, s.s., to saiL Samoa: Tofua, b.b., September 10. Tonga: Tofua, s.a., September 10. Yeabel, schooner, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London: . Tongariro, s.s., direct, September 24. San Francisco : , Lord Sefton, s.s., about September 1. Inveric, s.s., about. September 25. Sydney: Mokoia, 8.5., Monday. . Fiji: Hauroto, s.s., September 2. Tofua, 3.5., September 15. Tonga: Tofua, as., September 15. Apia : Tofua, as., September 15. UNION S.S. CO.-3: MOVEMENTS. ; !'v "'' "East" Coast. To-day: Monowal arrives " trom East Coast »nd Southern ports; Navua arrives from the Eastern Pacific; Wanaka arrives from the Bluff, Qamaru, Timaru, Napier, and Gisborne. Saturday:' Monowai sails for Southern porta at 12 noon; Squall sails (or Tolago Bay and Gisborna; Wanaka sails tor the Bluff, Oamaru, and 1 Timr.ru at 4 p.m.; Hauroto arrives from Westport. . West coast. Friday: Takapuna arrives from Wellington and New Plymouth, and sails for New Plymouth only at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). - NORTHERN S.B. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day : Rarawa arrives at Onehunga from Hew Plymouth about 8 am. and leaves for the ; same port at 3 p.m. (train 2.10 p.m.); Ngapuhl arrives from Whangarei; Daphne leaves for Wai- j wera, Kayvau, Little Omaha, Pakiri, and Manea!S V laiotalUI aiotalU *" iv *s : from the Great Barrier ■ v.li 6 p.m.;, Claymore leaves Onehunga for Hokianga at £ p.m. (train 1.10 p.m.); Kanierl j... {J**®! for Vihangarei at 5 p.m.; Aupouri leaves ')•. ■ tor Taurangu at 5 p.m. Friday. Kanieri arrives from Whangarei; Nca>uhi leaves for Whangarei at 10.30 p.m.; Daphne irnves from Waiwera, Kawau, Little Omaha, and Mangawai. ' ' Thames service: Steamers leave tor Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisement daily papers. ■ VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Encounter, H.M.S., in stream. Southern Cross, mission s.b., at Qucen-strcec Wharf. • Polly, barquentine, at Hobson-strcet Wharf. Aldebaran, barque, at Chelsea. James ' Craig. barque, at Hobson-street Wharf. Hazel Craig, barque, at Railway Wharf. Joseph Craig, -barque, in stream. Squall, s.s., at Railway Wharf. 4 •'"Vii.- :■ "• IMPORTS. " Per 'Joseph , Craig, from ' Melbourne: 900 tons lour, 100 . sacks saltpetre, 100 tens bricks., EXPORTS. Per Southern Cross, for Sydney: 175,000 ft timber. - - K.M.S. Encounter leaves for Wellington on September 2. The Union Company's steamer Waltemata was . floated out of Calliope Dock yesterday afternoon fcfte* cleaning and painting, and left shortly ~ afterwards lor.' Newcastle. The i>!trqueniine Southern Cross sailed for v ; Sydney yesterday morning with a. cargo of timber. •■■■- v.. •. '• • ' • The three-masted scow Southern Isle, which has been on the slip for several days for cleaning usd painting, was put into the water yesterday and left lor Ngunguru to load coal for ./■ Auckland. . The b.s. Squall arrived from Gisborne and Tctago ; Bay yesterday morning to load general . cargo:: at," Auckland* for these ports. . The mlseioa steamer Southern Cross leaves tor Norfolk inland, the. Solomons, and the .New ; Hebrides on Thursday next. She will be absent , from Auckland for about 12 weeks. • /•'. The s.s. , Daphne and. the p.s. Osprey were floated Into the Auckland Dock yesterday tor •y cleaning nod painting. . -v' 15>e j barque Hazel Craig was berthed "t the 3' Ji&Uway Wtiart yesterday to loa« timb« lor ; •ojraiusy.

The Union ' Company's nt-earner Wsnsfca is expected to put In an appearance from the Bluff, via porta, to-morrow with a cargo of produce. : ■ The Northern Company'* steamer Kanieri wa» floated out of the Auckland Dock yesterday after cleaning and* painting:, and will take up her running to Wh»iigarei to-day. i Passengers to KcM'au, Mangawai, Pakiri, Little Oioaha, and Waiwera should • note that the *.»• Paeroa will leave at 8.30 a.m. to-day in order to catch the Side at Mangawai. The iron, barque Dunloe has been sold privately to Messrs. James Patereon and Co., of Melbourne. South Australian advices state that after awaiting loading engagements for seven months and a-half the ship Herald, at present lying at Semaphore, has secured a charter. Messrs. John Darling and Co. have engaged her to take a cargo of wheat from Adelaide to ftouth Africa. The Herald, which js, now sailing under the Norwegian flag, was formerly a British vessel,. known as the Hornby Castle. THE KAIPARA. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Kaipara, from London direct to Auckland, passed Cape Maria. Van Diemen at 10 a.m. yesterday and should make port early this morning. THE NAVUA. The Union Company's steamer Navua is expected to arrive from the Eastern Pacific Islands to-day. .#>... ■'■"■-'■"-■ ' j . THE MONOWAI. The Union Company's steamer Monowpi, from Southern and East Coast ports, left Gisborne at noon yesterday for Auckland and should reach this port about 10 a.m. to-day. THE JOSEPH CRAIO. ! The haroUc' Joseph Craig, Captain Irvine, arrived from Melbourne yesterday with a cargo of flour, saltpetre, and bricks. • The barqu? sailed from Port Philip Heads on August 14 and met with fresh south-best to westerly wind? until par-siag Cape' Maria Van Diemen on Saturday last; thence south-east winds, accompanied by heavy thick weather, which prevailed until a few hours before making port. THE HAUROTO. 1 The Union Company's steamer Hauroto took her departure from" Westport for Auckland yesterday and should arrive at this port on I Saturday morning. On Wednesday she is timed i to leave for Fiji. j **S THE MOKOIA. I The Union Company's steamer Mokoia left Sydi ney for Auckland at 3 p.m. yesterday and I should arrive at this port on Sunday evening next. ____________ THJ3 JEANARA. The steamer Jeanara, from New York and Australia; left Sydney for Auckland yesterday and is expected to reach here early on Monday next. :•.-■■■• THE CEVIC. ! The White Star liner Cevic is due from Liveri pool and Australia to-day j \ A LONG ROUND VOYAGE. The round voyage just completed by the Dundee barque Castor was of quite exceptional length, no less than four years one month and 12 days elapsing from the time she left Great Britain till her '.etum to Liverpool. Sailing from Greenock on May 4, 1904, for New York in ballast the Castor went thence to Java with case oil, afterwards to Kangaroo Island lot orders, thence to various ports on the Chili coast and Eastern United States. finally loading wheat home from Tacoma to the Mersey. So far as is known only one of her crew (an able seaman named Harley) :ompleted the round voyage in the ship. Her master -(Captain D. Campbell) even left her at e. port abroad and returned to England, but went out to Tacoma and brought the ship home, Mr. Vance, the mate, taking command in the interval. , •