SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13876, 9 October 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water nt Atickland-6.14 a.m.; 6.M p.m. * „ Manukau— a.m.; 837 p.m. Siin-PJses', 617 a.m-; sets, 6 p.m. Moon—Full. October 10, 8.33 a.m. WEATHER REPORT. ' The following is Captain Edwin's weather report at 5 p.m. yesterday :-■ Wind. Bar. Weather. b«..MI . »■ S., mod. rale 30.C0 Fair - SSS&a Heads!:: fcS&5" 30.07 Overcast SsSK :" M&SS ■& ?«f cfne • S.E. breeze 29.92 Showery Hariri ::. S.E.: light 30.00 Fair Wellington- .*- N., light • ■ 30.04 ■* « ■ Oa.tlepoint ... Nb..l» S it 30.02 tine New Plvmoutb ... S.W., light .■ 30.05 ■. fair Cape Egmont ... S., light 30.03 Cloudy Wanganui ... 8.. light 30.05 Fair SKSSI Spit ... N.E., light 30.07 Fine Cape Foulwind ... S.W., breeae 30.09 Fair Westport ... S.W., breeze 30.12 Fine Cape Oampbed ... N.. breeze 30.01 Haw Kaikoura N.E., breeze 29.89 Fair Fort Ohalmera ... N.E., light 29.94 Overcast Nuggets N., breeze 29.92 Cloudy Bluff S.E., gale 29.90 Gloomy TO-DAY'S FORECAST. The following Is the weather forecast up to 3 pm. to-day Moderate to strong winds, generally from the southward, north of New Plymouth and Napier, and westerly elsewhere. PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. ENGLISH MONARCH, s.s., 1947, A. Walker, from New York and Durban.— C. Gillespie and Sous, agents. . . • i MONOWAI, s.s., 3433, J. T. Rolls, from Southtern and East Coast porta.. Tasseugers: Misses Campbell. Garland. Hellary, Morgan, Fnrre.il, Sharpe. Mesdames Campbell, Plumpton, Sincqx. Ranken, Hellary. Pott* and child, Messrs. Mime, ITaklc, Home, Woodall, Barren, Currie, O. Hanlon, Peacock, Broad, Broughton, Owen, Jaques, Plumpton, Sincox, McDonald, Hebb, Stevens, Primrose, McLaren, Restell. Barnsley, Adams, Dickey, Farreil, Father Ooggan, the Rev. Totts, and 26 steerage.— S.S. Co., agent*. SQUALL, s.s., 369, John Benton, from Gisborne and Tolago Bay.—Union B.S. Co., agents. WAIOTAHI, s.s., 278, C. Hopkins from Opotiki «nd Tauranga. Passengers: Miss Bickford, Messrs. Sopp, A: Took, S. McDonald, Edgar, Mullinger, W. Logan, J. Wallace, Lysart, Norris.— Northern S.S. Co., agents.:. KANIERI, s.s.. 203. T. Myers, from Whangarei. Passengers: Messrs. Carter, Ellis, Phillips, Howie, . Jonea, Smith.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. WINNIE, scow, 19, A. Berrldge. from Katlkati. —Master, agent. PELICAN, a.s., 162, R. Gardiner, from the Coast.—Devonport Steam Ferry Company, agent*. PAEROA. s.s., 82, E. H. Ooertz, from the Great Barrier. Passengers; Messrs. Osborne, Porter, Edmondston.— S.S. Co., agents. OCTOBER 9. 1; NGAPUHI, 8 s., 640, dimming*, from Whangarei. Passengers: Mesdames Garry, Hlrling, ■ Messrs. , Johnston, Abercrombie, Dodd, - Gibbons, Courtney, Elworth, Baine, Wray, Bush, Smith, Tatiev, Symes, McKeuile. Hunter Grlce .Dysart, Tanner, Adams, Edge, Keefe, Calpan, Lavvford, ■ Brooke Reybnrn, the Rav. Hawkes, and eight steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. ! DEPARTURES ■' AUPOURI, s.s., 463, T. Haultain,': for Tauranga. > ''-, KANIERI, b.s., 203, T. Myers, for Whangarei. BRAVO, scow, 99, Nelson, for Ngunguru, HERALD, scow, 73, Champion, for Ngunguru. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ■ ■• •■ LosDOjrr Indraghiri, a.s., to sail. September 26. Orari, s.s., sailed, due October 24. Niwaru, s.s., via Australia, due about October ".', 13. ■" ■ . ' . • Tomoana, s.s., to sail October 20. . Whakatane s.s., due January 27. \ Mimiro. 3 s., via Australia, sailed September 22, •: : due November 16. ;'*. z 1 (Liverpool : Surrey, a.s., via Wellington, sailed August 24, . duo early. -Devon, a.s., via Australia, sailed September 22. Otaki. s.s., due about January 19. Morayshire, s.s., to sail October 17.: Ayrshire, a.s., tailed August 17. ■'•:■, Maori,: s.s., sailed September 5. Uiw TOBK: Clan Matheson, s.s., at Albany September 21. Kaiembe, s.s., sailed August 13. • Gowanburn, s.s,, via Australia,' sailed October 2. ■' Langton Giangd, s.s., via Australia, sailed Au- ;.•"■:■ ! gust 9.'-.;''•■. ;,.. '. ~'■.■■ o- .■ :.: Star ol' Scotland, s.s., via Australia, sailed August 16, due about October 19. ' Glen Devon, s.s., sailed, due about November 15. Eildorch, g.a., via Australia, to sail October 14. Aberlour, s.s., via Australia, to sail November 4. Star of Australia, s.s., via Australia, to sail November 7. '~- ' Star of England, e.s., via Australia, sailed October 2, due about December 1. Dunkirk: . ■ I Hecns, barque, sailed May 18. • - :?- Ixiw«sp: - Nal, barque, to sail. Sam Feasoisoo: -' ■■ ---"■', Boveric, s.s., sailed September 25, due about October 24. "» :-. . laverio, s.s., 4o sail., ;,,,,*„. ; .;.,. ~..-; ~■ .; Teddo,. s.s., to taiL -.. ■-.: ■ *■ !'.; : ..-;VAiripoTrvßß! , Deo of Ruthven, a.s., to sail October 10. llAaraiUiSS: ■ Caracciole, ship, via Wellington, sailed June 29 V, Stsstxt: ■ ■■"■' " -Mokoia, i.s., Sunday. Noma, schooaer, to sail. HttBOTTBITB : ■■'." Jessie Craig, barque, sailed October 4.. -- ,'■.':■•.:•■ KEVcisTU: Manapouri, s.s., Monday. • Waihora, s.s., to Bail. . Southern Cross, barquentine, sailed October S. . tin; Century, s.s., sailed October 6, due Sunday, ■ Koromiko, s.s.-,' to ' sail. ' " <: PROJECTED DEPARTURE*. » Loirooarr ' ■■ ■' .. */ ': Atbenic, s.s., via the South, October 24. :";.:.' Sas. Fbascisco: ... Bowric, s.s., about October 23. ' :'■''■■'■'.. STDSTIT-: ' ' ■ -''i'.:"-. , ■'":■ . Mokoia, s.s., Monday. : '"•-S'UX;.. . ..-; . :■ A tua, s.s.', October 13. ' "-/ Tohga::;. - ■ i . Atua, m., October 13. • SAMOA , .":'. ■■ ' '.'. , I ■ Atua;-5.83 October 13. '*":''" .-'. *>->~?,..'. ?'',--. Niub: """'" | • Wftiapu, schooner, early. - v - i :''<:.-...':'' ■■■•..-' - :■'•'• '. : .' - : ; '-" ; : ■-■'~ . UNION. S.S. GO'S MOVEMENTS. ' j ' '■ East Coast. Saturday: Waiteraata arrives from the Bluff, Oamaru, and Timaru: Monowai sails for Southern ports at 12 noon; Squall pails for Tolage. Bay and Gisborne at 12 noon. . > ■:-;■.'. Wbst coast. "■':'. ' To-day: TakapUna arrives from Wellington and . New Plymouth and sails for New Plymouth only .at 4 p.m. (3 p.m. train). L > NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. ~ v To-day: Waiotahi leaves for Tairua and Mer- . . cury Bay at 5 p.m.; Ngapuhi leaves lor WhaBgarei at 9.30 p.m. ; Tasman arrives from Whakav tano-about 3 p.m.; - Apanui arrives from Hour <.- kora, etc., about 10.30 a.m.; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei late. • Saturday: Ngatiawa arrives from Opotiki about 4 p.m.; Waiotahi arrives from Mercury Bay and ■■'..' ITairua about 9: p.m.; Rrrawa arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about 8 a.m.; ClansUtfta arrive*" from Russell,: Wbangaroa, an(l .■'' Mangonui. about 6 a.m.; Claymore arrives at • Onehunga from Hokianga early. --. • ■ Sunday: Kanieri leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 8 p.m.; Rarawa. leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth at 3.30 p.m. (train 2.30 p.m.). Thames service: Steamers leaves for Thames ■■■■.'■v. (and Paeroa and Mangawai and way ports dally, ■■■ :■.■■■'..• Bee advertisement daily papers.: j , VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Indravelli, s.s., at Hobson-atreet Wharf. English Monarch, s.s., at Railway Wharf. Monowai, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty N0."2. Hqttall, s.s.,' at Queen-street Wharf. r Silver Cloud, barquentine, at Railway Wharf, ■Polly, barquentine. in stream • Atua, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Inga, as., at Chelsea. fielwyn Craig, barquentine, at Railway Wharf. ?'■•: * IMPORTS. Per Monowai, from the South: 772 sacks potatoes, 113 sacks pollard, 132 bags bark, 1612 sacks Oats, 3126 bags chaff, 20 sacks oatmeal, 1456 sacks wheat, 360 sacks flour, 113 sacks bran, 57 sacks '/■■'■-" rolled oats, 88 sacks ricemeal, 9 cases -'tobacco, 4 sacks malt, 14 sacks linseed, 90 sacks teed, 140 '■■ ■ ■ bales straw, 8 sacks barley, 190 cases fruit, ?M----rages sugar, 10 blocks stone, 100 cases dessert*, 100 jases matches, 228 cases meats, 90 boxes butter, and a large quantity of sundries. Per English Monarch, from New York: 30.000 cases kerosene, 5000 cases bensine, 500 cases naphtha, 250 cases gasoline. v The scow llacre is loading general cargo at the Railway Wharf for Gisborne. The Union Company's steamer Squall arrived from Tolago Bay and Gisborne at 3.15 a.m. yesterday with 13 tons of maize. She leaves for the same ports again at noon to-morrow. *x„ The s.s. Monowai, which arrived from the South yesterday, brought transhipments per Maheno from Melbourne and Hobart. THE MONOWAL The Union Company's steamer Monowai, Cap- "- tain J. T. Bolls, arrived from Southern and East' ..;. Coast ports at 9 a.m. yesterday and berthed at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. The steamer left Dunedin on October 2 and called at the usual way ports, leaving Gisborne lor Auckland at 1130 a.m. on Wednesday and arriving as above. Fine . weather was experienced until arrival at Gisborne, thence strong south-east winds, with heavy » rain, till passing the East Cape. Fine weather was then mat with until making port. The Monowai returns to the South again to-morrow. THE MOKOIA. The Union Company advise us that the s.s. Mokoia left Sydney for Auckland at 1 p.m. on Wednesday last with 187 passengers and the following cargo:—726 tons general, 3'. heifers, 1 horse, and 1 sheep. The Mokoia is expected to reach Auckland on Sunday afternoon next. THE ENGLISH MONARCH. The steamer English Monarch, Captain A. Walker, arrived from New York and Durban at 6 a.m. yesterday and after Inspection berthed at the Railway Wharf The steamer left New York : on August 7 "and experienced flne weather on the run to Durban, which port was reached on - September 8„ The vessel replenished her bunkers ■ : »b that port and resumed her voyage tor Auckl*ad on the same jlay, - Alter leaving Dorbaa ft

succession of gales prevailed all the way across the Southern Ocean. "The English Monarch, which is a vessel of 4947 tons register, wag built three years ago, and Is paying her first visit to the Dominion. She belongs to the well-known Monarch Line, of Glasgow. Captain Walker, who joined the steamer at New York, baa with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr, J. M. t Mackay; second, Mr. \. W. Duncan; third, Mr. B. McDonald Stephen. Mr. C. Mitchell is chief engineer, Mr, J. Campbell second, Mr. J. Grindley third, and Mr. J. L. Livingstone fourth. The English Monarch leaves for Wellington, tvttelton and Dunedin about Tuesday next, and then proceeds to Australia to load cargo for the United Kingdom and the Continent. It- Is interesting to note that since leaving England 19 months ago the English Monarch lias travelled 82,000 miles, which is considered good steaming for a vessel of her type. MISSING SHIPS. The Board of Trade have made representations to the Foreign Otllce, on the application,of Messrs. Andrew Weir and Co., of Glasgow, owners of the missing Glasgow tour-masted barque Falklandbank, and Messrs. R. Hughes, .Tones, mid Co., of Liverpool, the owners of the gravely overdue Liverpool ship Carnetld Llewelyn, for a, Government steamer to be sent to search for the crews of these two vessels in the vicinity of Cape Horn and the Islands of Tierra del Fuego. The Foreign Office have cabled to His Majesty's Minister at Buenos Ayres authorising him to make the necessary arrangements for sending a Government steamer to explore the whole length of the coast la the vicinity of Cape Horn anil the islands of Tierra del Fuego. The British Minister has also been requested to place the matter before the Chilian Government authorities, asking their cooperation in the search. These investigations have been ordered owing to the report that Indians found a boat in Good Success Bay (Tierra i del Fuego) containing two corpses and some nautical instruments, while the British steamer Devon reported having seen fires burning on the island, which, it is assumed, may have been lighted by the lastaway crews of missing vessels. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. RARAWA, as., 1072.. E. Stephenson, from New Plymouth. Passengers : Misses Wakelln, Hand, Rose, Taylor. Beach, Sellgren, Suttie, Reach, Mesdames Hutchinson. Robinson, Harvey, Messrs. Harnett, Hunter, Honing. Donaldson, "Finemore. Burns, Beach, Small, Lintou, Adams, Barry, Felton, Pratt, Beach. Castclll, Sole, Flavell, Adams, Beach, Oolvllle. Magiil. Hall. Ilobson. McKenna. Mitchell, Catrow. Webster, Harrison, Garvcy, and nine steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. / DEPARTURES. RARAWA, s.s., 1072, E. Stephenson, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Horrocks, Cato, Strouts, , Jones, McCarthy, Thompson, Mesdames MacCormlck, Cottier and two children.-Jelley, Johnson, Messrs. Tortious. Iligglns. Hodgson, Armitage, Jelley, McK'enaie. Wilson, Hatllev, Walker, Taylor, and 17 steerage. CLAYMORE, s.s., 198, E. Dorling, for Hobianga. WAITANGI, s.s., 171, W. Bark, for Hokianga. BY TELEGRAPH. v KAIFARA HEADS. October B—Arrived to-day: Elba Firth, schooner, from Lyttelton. : WHANGAROA. October B.—Arrived: Greyhound, auxiliary schooner, from Auckland. OPOTIKI. October B.—Arrived at 3.15 p.m.: Ngatiawa, s.s., from Auckland. WHAKATANE. October BSailed :- Tasman, s.s., for Auckland, via Tauranga, and Kuaotunu. RUSSELL. : October Arrived: Clansman, s.s., from Auckland. • EAST CAPE. October B.— auxiliary- schooner Kaeo, from Gisborne to Aueklaud, via ports, passed north at 5.30 p.m. yesterday. WHAXGAFOUA. October B.—Sailed: Moa, scow, for Auckland. . TAIRUA. October B.—Arrived: Tramp, Uaunet, scows, from Auckland. Sailed: Curlew, Seagull, scows, for Auckland. GISBORNE. October Arrived: Pelotss, barquentine, from Newcastle. \ NEW PLYMOUTH. October Arrived at 7 a.m.: Rotoiti, s.s., from Onehunga. WELLINGTON. October B.—Arrived: Moeraki, s.s., from Sydney. Sailed: Tarawera, s.s., for Auckland, vi*. porta. Passengers for Auckland: Misses Willnott, Nairn, Lemon (Z), Davidson, Kelsev, Carter, Mesdaraes Shields, MacGovvn, Messrs. Shields, Grange, Ward, Slmonds,. Sherwood. LYTTELTON.' October B.—Arrived: Rippinglmm Grange, s.s., from Auckland; Wootton, ».«., from Nydia Bay, Wak&tu, s.s., from Kaikoura. Sailed: Kaituna, s.s., for Dunedin; Kittawa, s.s., for Wellington; Maori, s.s., for Wellington; Moana, s.s., for Svdney, via Wellington. PORT CHALMERS. ' . V October B.—-Arrived: Breia Izel, s.s., from New York, via Northern porta; Rio Loge, auxiliary brigaatine, from Whangape; Talune, s.s., from Auckland, vi* way ports; Turakina, s.s., from Timaru. Sailed: Storm, s.s., for Picton and Wanganui; Buceros, S.S., for Sydney; Kotuku, s.s.i for Westport and Greymouth. " OAMARU. October B.—Arrived: Bell Flower, ketch, from Ktipara. ''.-■; ' NEWCASTLE. October B.—Arrived: Dulwich, s.s., from New Zealand.' '-. ■ ■ . ■" , .;;:■.'.. : SYDNEY. V. ' October B.—.Arrived: Aldebaran, from IN'ew Zealand; Tofua, i.e., from the Islands. THE MANUKA. Stdstet, October B.—The R.M.S. Manuka's passengers for New Zealand are :—For Wellington : Mr. Barker and Miss Hislop. For Dunedin: Mr. Oakden. For Napier: Mr. Nesbitt. Mr. and Mrs. Giblin. For Auckland: Messrs. Griffiths, Harris (2), Mrs. Haggen. For Kyttelton: Mr. Ha skins, Mrs. Jonas, Mist McKensie. She -hag the following cargo :—For Auckland: 44 cases drugs, 100 crates onions, 15 packages forehold effects, 11 cases rubber goods, 9 cases candy. For Wellington : 26 Coses desks, 2 cases shoes, 19 cases sanitary appliances, 14 cases drugs, 48 cases paper, 100 -! ewes salmon. For Christchurch: 29 cases drugs, 11 cases desks, 19 cases refrigerators. For Dunedin: 40 cases drugs, 125 cases salmon, 6 cases corsets, 10 cases'eggs.