SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 13949, 4 January 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

m • — High Water at Auckl«nd-4.50 ».m.; 5.20 p.m. *• ... .. •>.> . ,5. Manukau...6.49 a.m.; 7.19 p.m. Sun— 4.39 a.m. seta, 7.13 p.m. Moon— January 7, 1.43 a.m. PORT OF AUCKLAND. ABRIVALS. , JiSTJABT 3. MANUKA. 5.»., 4505, W. J. Newton, from i Southern and Ewt Coast, ports F'"* o *?;'- Mesrfames Twopeny, Proctor and child, *» ac, " McCulloug-h and three children. Long, Shaoklock, Kae. daughter and infant. Button and »on, 1 nillips, Watt, Hayward and child, Jagcar Fenton and child, Jones, TVibdav and infant, Collcdge, Prune, Wood, Dunk, Williams and two boyi, Bailey, Moore, Ansel!, Urqubart, Mays. Boson and child, Misses Brassey, Long. Williams. Dl»i Stephens, Best ell, Holemsn. Blyth, Budd.xk, Beharrell. Williams (3), Godwin. Taylor. Good. Gault, GUlman. Messrs. Stephen, Monlden, !"»■ penv, Wong Hee, Young, Mnckie. McCollough. Shacklook, Hawke, Smith, Ames*. Button, Howard, Ciirrington. Farm, Clamoua, Booney. nay ward. Miller, Tocl, Besing. Jaggar, Fenton. bargeant. Jones, Dobday, Craig. Smith. Bune. Wood. Benton, Smith, Berk, Bestell. Swan, Mi ehell Williams. Gregory. Gordon. Clark. Cromtie. Moore, Stringer (3). Witty, Coodidlow, McLanrin, Ansell. Urqnhart, Benning, Mayo, Walker, Jony, Smith, Parker, Powell, Davie. Captain Humphries, and 69 steerage.—Union S.S. Co.. agent*. FLORA, 8.8., 1273. W. Meßride. from Wellington via East Coast ports. Pa*»enger»: Miss Cave, and Mew* Crompton, Hare. Hardy. Tuon Thompson, McLean.—Union S.S. Co., agent*. JANUARY 4. • MOKOIA. p. 8., 3502. R. E. Smith, from Sydney. —Union S.S. Co., agenta. DEPARTURE!?. January 2. MONOWAI, a .?.. 3433. J. T. Rolls, for Imnedin, via porta Passengers: For Gisborne— Brooks, Shannghan, Budge, F. Matthews, Goodyea., Jackman, Turner, 0. Parker, M. Fane johansen. Chirnside (2). Nurse Reid. Mesdamcs F. Pickford, Cunningham, Karaha, Brown and infant, Bush and child. Rongonia, Buckhnd. «. R. Young and child. Chirnside. Messrs. F.. I lckford. Cunningham. L. C. Miller Pearson, P. MeKensic, 8. Mannering, W. Hill. Meher. H. Barry, Brignt, Stevenson, Williamson. Lilley, Simpson. Porter. Mua, Paku. 1,.. Griffith.. a.Chambers and son, B. Warwick. W. Martin. Mercer. *. Graham. Paw F. Waltbam. Rolleslon. Knight, 11. Littler. Phillips, E. S. Parker. Walton, Cederwale. Parker, S. R. Wvllie. F. Staff. J. Clark, GouldamHh. W. R. Touni. Moodle, Blackman. S. William., C. A. Doran. Captain K. Brinrk, Master Beeves. For Napier-Miss Goodv M r, Mrs. D. Gough, Messrs. F. VLogan. F. Logan. W. S. Wood. E. J. Hutchinson. Kenetb Clark, Blaekman, Knight For Wellington-Miss T. O'Sullivsn, Messrs. *.. S>. Parker, Q. Layrok, E. Laveok. For LytteltouMisses Fleming. Walton. For Dunedm-» rtOHkison and infant; and 175 steerage for all ports. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Voyvojr • _ . . . WaSinate. s.s., to sail January 7, due about Febtuarv 2&. "„ „ , „_ „ Tomoana. s.s.. via Australia, tailed Not. a. due January 20 . Marcre, s.e.. sailed December 25, due about February 22 „ . __ Wbakarua, si., via Australia, to tall January 2> • ■ • Nerehana. m., via Australia, sailed December 9, due January £5. .v„ t Mamari. s.s.. sailed December 9. due about January 23. Awhlas.' s.s., sailed November 10, due about January 14. IITORPOM.: /' T. ■'.' "•* '• „, ~ *.■._ Delphic. s.s- to sail December 26. due February 14 _ . Pakeha, s.s., sailed, November 2, due. Oiakl, *.s. (newt, due about January 19. Cornwall. ". * s.'. via Wellington, sailed November 14. due about January 15. Fifeshire, s.s., via Australia, sailed December 16. Drfrtdtr "Grftfge.'ssVte- sail January S. Oswestry Grange, 5.5... to tail February 6. Ksw Tors: ~ Cape. Breton, s.s.. via. Australia, sailed December 5, due February 10. Rutherglen. s*. to tail January 6. Indradevi. s.s.. via Australia, sailed December 25, due about February 23 Aberlour. «.*., via Australia, sailed November 11, due middle of January. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. East Coast To-dav: Navua arrives from Fiji; Aparima arrives from Calcutta; Manuka eails for Sydney at 530 p.m.; Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisborne. at noon; Narua sails for Wellington soon after arrival.' ■•- Tuesday: Mokoia sails for Southern porta at 2 p.m. Flora salis for East Coast bays, Gisborne, and Napier at 5 p.m.; Tofna sails for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney at 8 p.m. Thursday: Waikare arrives from Southern ports. Friday: Squall arrives from Gisborne and Tolago Bay. • Saturday: Waikare nails for Southern ports at B a.m.; Squall sail* for Tolago Bay and Gisborne at 12 noon.''.", 'j-j '■■' t : .' - ".,.",': ' "■•'■ I "Wist Coast. - • '■•-•■*-•• To-day: Rotoiti sails for New Plymouth, Wei- —_ Jington, and Nelson at 3 P.m. (2.10 p.m. train). Wednesday: Takapuna arrives lrom Wellington and New Plymouth and sails for New Plymouth only at 2 p.m. (1.10 p.m. train). Friday; Takapuna arrives from New Plymouth and sails for New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). Saturday: Corinna arrive* from New Plymouth and Wellington. , ' NORTHERN 6.S CO. "8 MOVEMENTS Coastal service Steamers leaves for Thame*. Coroniandeul'aeroa, Warkwouu, Walwera, Uaharangi Head; Arkle's Bay, brown's Bay. Wade, ' Waipii. MataJcana. Puhou Kawati. Utile OmaOa, Big . Omaha,. PakirL -nd Aiangawai daily See advertiiement daily papers. IMPORTS. Per Manuka, from the South: 1339 bags flour, 837 sacks .wheat, 567 sacks chaff, 300 sack* malt, 83 sacks era** seed. 50 sacks bran, 830 bags superphosphates, 130 sacks oat-*, 155 bags ricemeal, 10 sacks walnuts, 21 sacks chicory, 26 bales w001,.-140 sacks empty bottles, 110 boxes butter, 60 bags bark, 277 cases 'meats, 350 cases sugar, 400 canes soap. 85 cases tea, 21 cases tobacco, and a quantity of sundries. The New Zealand Shipping Company's Wbrkatane left Capetown on December 31 for Do£edin, and the Turakina lift Plymouth on ths same date for Wellington.Pi I . THE MANUKA. •' ' V The s.s. Manuka, Captain W. J. Newton, ar- " rived in port at 7.20 a.m. yesterday from Dunedin, via ports. - She left Dunedin at 5 p.m. on December 29, and after calling at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier and Gisborne made Auckland as . above. Fine weather and smooth sea* were experienced to the East Cape, thence strong head winds and sea until arrival. The Manuka sail* for Sydney,at 5.30 p.m. to-day.