SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 13979, 8 February 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland— a.m.; 920 p.m. .? „ Mauukau—ll.2 a.m.; 11.19 P.m. Sun—Rises, 5.15 a.m.; sets, 6.55 p.m. Moon—Last quarter. February 14, 12.17 a.m. PORT OF AUCKLAND. , _„„ ARRIVALS. ;i , , February 6. NGAPttIT. '«.»'., 640. 0. W. Cnmmings, from Whangarei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. CLANSMAN, s.s.. 591, E. McLeod, from Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonui. rassengewi. Mr. and Mis. Molloy, Mr. and Mrs. lupis. Mr. »nd Mrs. Flood and son. Mesdames Hoi lis, Johnnon, Farre-11, Ridings, llayden. Sales, Alford and •on. Dixon. Amnion, Withers, Donaldson, Comestv, Cahill, Schmidt, Mis«* Smith. Host, Ward, Stevenson. Shepherd (2). Brown, Mart U. March, Hetaraka, Kiriwi, laua, Johnston,, Miphenson, Diokeson, Cahill, Colbeck. Craig. Wells, Schmidt, Messrs. Hamilton. Stevenson, Dean Jenkins. J. Penman. S.miuouds, . Linko, "tea, Mies (2), Carr, Davidson, H. and 3. .Hayes, 1. Hoori, Harden. Andrews. Mclndoe. Yates (2). Carmodv, Poata til. Davies. Faithful, ClNUwn. Ham !lto ' <• • Dreaghe: r-ictwon. Sniyihe. Bud Reborn, 11.1lips, Woodham, Rogers. Constables Cahill, Cox. Beazley, Masters K. Roberto, heriwi, lau.. Adams' (2\ Mclntvre. Ridings. V. Sullivan, Donlldson. Comcsky, Smyth, Holer. Dawson. Cat, pevan, Dickeson, King, and six steerage.—>oitbern S.S. Co., agents. AUPOURI, s.s., 463. T. Haultain, from Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames Barnes, Kalstou. Reeve and two children,' Whiskey, Noting, Misses E Western, McCauley, Berr, Campbell, Jones, Ferguson, Ronald. Messrs. Turner (2) ; lunoa, HanimaJ. Jiarris, G. While, P. Steele, G. lercy, G. Rogers, Ferguson, Reid (2), Judge Reeve, Dr. rurdv. Captain Moore,'.' Masters Vercoe, Stew-art, Gordon, Meyard Company Northern S.S. Co., agents. " NGATIAWA, *.s.. 463. C. Hopkins, from Tauranga, Opotiki, and Ohiwa. Passengers: Mesdames Abbott. Hambliu. Applcton, Misses Little, DwhlMi; Rapaia, Tipenc. Messrs Murray, Carrver. Berry, birthUter, Green 12), hirk — Northern' S.S. Co., agents. PELICAN, s.s., 162. Gardiner, from the coast.— Devonport Steam Ferry Co., agents. TALISMAN, scow. 84, A. Sanderston. from Ngunguru.—James Smith and Co., agents. Februahy 7. VICTORIA, as.. £969. F. G. Eiitwisle, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdames Hart, Weeks, Homiston and child, Saintv. Cutten and maid, Martin and child. Anderson and child, Osborne, Pavitt, Cole, Kerwood and two children, Guinness, Mayfleld ana family, Llord. B. Fuller. J. Fuller. Franklin and child, CloVen Jackson, Cox, Bignell, Cuff, Allan, Misses Hart, Osborne, Warner, Frostick, Todd. Devercux, Pope, Lew, Mayiield, Hiscock, Plummer, Llovd (2), Graham. Paseley, Kershaw, Chitham, Thinn, Morrison. Miller, Best, Pitu, Witty (2). Brokenshire, Cox, Craig, Cuff, Hill. Doreen, Ford, Smith, Lilly, McGregor, Nurse Cawkwell, Messrs. Homiston. R. Houston. W. B. Tomlinson, Watt, Martin, T. Andu-son, Pavitt, Ponder. Pope, S. A. Cole. J. McDonald, G. H. Powley. Camincr. Guinness 02), Dver. Jamieson, Mayfield, Keesing, Pearson, F. iHallett, Gurr, Hobbs, C. W. Carr. Bown, A. H. Steele, 0. L. Evans, 0. Brown, K. Jackson» Barker. F. Cox, Beatson, Bignell, O'Meara, W. J. Cox, Ridge, C. S. McFarlane, Cooper, Cotton, J. Dav, Runcel, P. Fooke, R. Veale, Rev. Kerwood. Masters Churchward, Beckett, Morrice, Mahonev, Mossman (2), Roes, and 35 steerage.— L. D. Nathan and Co.. Limited, agents. WAIOTAHI, s.s., 278, J. Wilson, from Tairua .■Hid Mercury Bav. Passengers: Misses Lewis, *-irker (2),' Briggs. Riley. Mesdames, Martin, vjenderson. Hamilton, Messrs. Scanlan, Matti. Henning. Roche. Harris, Gray. Fitness, Irving, Grady. J. Poiton. J. Smith, Raven, J. Baxter. Masters Sinclair (21.— Northern S.S. Co.. agents. PAEROA. s.s., 91. K. H. Goeru. from Whakntane and Mercury Bay. Passengers : Mr. Bell. Master Nelson Northern S.S. Co., agents. February s. WIMMERA. s.s., 3022. William Waller, from Sydney.—L. D. Nathan and Co., Limited, agents. DEPARTURES. February 6. CAMBRIAN, H.M. steel cruiser, 4363 tons. 9000 horse-power, 10 guns. Captain Vaughan Lewes, for Rarotonga. WAIKARE. s.s.. 3071, W. Stevens, for East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers : For Gisborne— Blair, Delaney, Mulgan, Gilman (2), Broderick. Macalistcr, Cantwell, B. Walker, Seymour, B..ker, Courtney, Nurses Moore and Wheeler, Mesdames Taylor and child, F. \i all, Courtney, Little, T. R. Judd, Messrs. H. Burrows, Kemming. A. W. Thompson, Whiton, J. M. Jordan, J. Buchanan. W. T. F. Walter, Little, J. C. Field, L. J. Taylor, H. B. Legge, Bignall, T. R. Judd, Captain Fernandez. For Napier—Misses Bear, A. Ruddock, G. Cmith, Dobbie, A. Gillies, Hassard, Gillies, Lawson. Rapata, N. Quaid, Mesdames G. W. Young, Beckett, Mwars. G. Stewart, T. Ferry, Clifton, Geddis. J. P. Wright, Wighton, r. S. Jimenev, Master S. House.,- For Wellington —Messrs.' J. Bradley. W. J. Orr, Dr. Gatley. For Lyttelton: Misses Rastick (2), Gillingham. Mrs. Gillingham, Mr. T. W. Harkness. For Duncdin —Miss Ramsay, Mrs. McConnell and child, Messrs. McConnell, W. H. Potintney, S. Brugh, Master Young; and 35 steerage for all ports. SQUALL, 8.5., 369, J. Benton, for Tolago Bay and Gisborne. GLIMT, barque, 902, Johnson, for Port Esperance. MOONAH, ketch, 82, Rae, for Ngunguru. CLIO, topsail schooner, 81, W. Pelley, for Wha-nj-arei. SEAGULL, scow, 78, J. Vasta, for Whangarei. HAVOC, scow, 69, A. Carter, for Ngunguru. February 7. SILDRA, s.s., 3267, Christansen, for Dunedin and Melbourne. KANTERI, 5.»., 203, T. Myers, for Whangarei. LYTTELTON, p.s., 193, Whittingham, for the coast. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LOS-DOS: ludralema, s.s. via Australia, sailed January 29, due about March 29. Waimate, s.s . sailed January 9, due about February 22 Niwaru, s.s., via. Australia, to sail February 9. llarere, s.a., sailed December 25, due about February 17. Eaipara, s.s., to sail March 4, due about April 23. Glasgow • Te Awhina, s., sailed November 10, due about February 13. Litepool Delphic, s.s., via Australia, sailed December 31, due early March. Fifeshire. s.s.. via Australia, sailed December 16, due early in February. Drayton Grange, b.s., sailed January 9, due about March 10. Hawke's Bay, s.s., sailed January 29. due March 20. Oswestry Grange, s.s., to sail February 6. Kkw Torx: Cape Breton, s.s.. via Australia, sailed December 5, due February 10. Rutherglen, s.g., to sail in January. Indradevi, s.b., via Australia, sailed December 25, due about February 23 Whakarua, s.s., via Australia, sailed January 30, due April 6. Mashona, s.s., sailed January 1, due about March 19. Marseilles : Caracciola, chip, via Wellington, sailed Jure 26, arrived at Wellington November 22, sailed for Auckland on January 19, due. Bas Frakcisco: Tweeddal ■;. s.b., sailed January 15, due about to-morrow. Vancouver: Indravelli, s.s., sailed January 11, due about to-day. BtrjfßUßT (W.A.): Tbyra. s.s.. to load In January. Btdsey: Manuka, i.e., Sunday. Newcastle • Southern Cross, barquentine, sailed January 20. Laira, barque, to sail. Eastekn Pacific : Hauroto, s.s., Wednesday. Samoa: Tofua, 1.1., early. Touga: Tofua, s.s., early. Fiji- ! Tofua, s.s., early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Lokdoh: Otaki, s.r., direct, February 15. Waiasui, s.s.,' about February 13. Saw FRAscisro: Tweeddale, s.b., about February 10. Sydney: , Victoria, s.s., to-day. South Sax,lslands: Navua, s.s., February 3. Fiji: Maitai, s.s., February 17. Rarotonga: Hauroto, s.s.. February 16. Alice, schooner, about February 15. Tahiti : Hauroto, ».s., February 16. UNION S.S. CO.'B MOVEMENTS. East coast. , Wednesday: Hauroto arrives from the Eastern Pacific. Thursday: Mondwai' * arrives from • Southern ports; Squall arrives from Gisborne and Tolago ay. Friday: Maitai arrives from Westport; Kaitangata arrives from Westport. Saturday: Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisborne at 12 noon; Monowai sails for Southern ports at 12 noon. West Coast. To-day: Rotoiti sails for New Plymouth, Wellington, and Nelson at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). Wednesday: Takapuna arrives from New Plymouth and Wellington and sails for New Plymouth only at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). Friday: Takapuna arrives from New Plymouth and sails -for' New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 p.m. (2.10 .train). ■ . - HUDDART-PARKER CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day : Victoria sails for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday: Wimmera sails for the South at 2 p.m. ' NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Clansman leaves Auckland for Russell and Opua at 7 p.m. '• Aupouri leaves for Tauranga and Ohiwa at 5 p.m.; Waiotabi leaves for Mercury Bay, Kuaotunu, Kennedy Bay, Port Charles, and Mercury- Isle at 5 p.m.; Ngapuhi leave for Whangarei at 10.30 p.m.; leaves for OpoUki at 10 a.in.; Waitanei leaves Onehunga for Raglan, Kawhia, and Wailara at 9 a.m. (train 8.20 a-m.); Claymore leaves Onehunga forßaelan and Kawhia at 2 p.m. (train 1.10 p.m.). Coastal Service: Steamers leave for Thame* Coromandel, Pseroa, Warkworth, Wsiwejr*. rani;i Heads, Arkle'tf Bay, Brown's Bay, Wide Waipu, Matakana, Puaci, Kawau, Little Omaha, Big Owaia, Faliri, and Mangairii daily. gel fcdverUastneats daily paj^srs. >V" ■ . ■,- . - l

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Iris, H.M cable steamer, in stream. Victoria, ••»., at Queen-rtrect Wharf. Alice, schooner, at Railway vnart. Southern Cross, s.s.. in stream. Y*abel. schooner, in stream. Kaeo.three-masted schooner, at Hobson-strcet Wharf. ~ _, . . Waitemata. s.s., at Railway Wharf. Awanui, schooner, at Railway Wharf. Coronation, ketch, at Hobson-street Whir'. Aldebaian, barque, at Hobaon-street Wharf. Nal, barque, at Railway Wharf. No.thorn Chief, barque, at Chelsea. IMPORTS. Per Victoria, from the South: 455 sack*, grass feed, 168 sack.- bran. 60 sack... 150 100 s an U0 sticks 25's flour, 50 sack? barley, 283 sacks oats, & wcta wheat, 10 .acta calf food, 52 bags sand, 29 cases soap, 19 bars iron. 40 cases cheese, b0 cases jam, 53 case* tea, 15 casts extract, it package rope, 10 case* galvanised iron, 39 cases matche*. 225 cm menu. 2* ewe bacon, lb cases cocoa, 59 cases fruit, 32 boxes buttei. &> cases limejuicc, 57 packages biscuit* and couleetionery. 13 cue* boot*, 10 eases rabbit poison, (. *;*«*• oilskins, 21 packages ranges, 15 cases pickles. 20 case* squash. 2b sacks bottles. 210 package telegraph material*. 21 reels lead, 20 tasks raspberry pulp. 32 cases bolts, lb cases tobacco and cigarette*. 50 cases acid jars 7 bales paper. 10 bales leather, 12 sacks meal, 10 boxes ! sultanas. 6 rolls linoleum, 2 bales wool, Z crates rams, 36 bundles sacks, 30 hogsheads and lo eases ale, 23 packages woollens, 2 horses, quantity effect*, samples, and balance of transhipments per lonic, from London. The barque Glimt sailed in ballast for Tort Esperance on Saturday afternoon. H.M.S. Cambrian loft for a nine-months cruise round the world on Saturday. The Northern Company's steamer Wakatere was floated into the Calliope Hock on Saturday alternoon, (or cleaning and painting. The schooner Awanui sails to-day for bast Coast bavs and Gisbome. On Saturday morning the topsail schooner Uio left for Whangarei to load coal for Auckland. I lie ketch Moonah and the scow Havoc also departeo on Saturday morning to load coal at Ngunguru for this port. , . A new use has been found for an idle ship. ! Mr. Alfred Christensen, an owner, residing 111 i Copenhagen, had one of his vessels— Johannes i converted into .. boardinghouse for indigent i people She has accommodation for ICO persons, who come eve.rv night, and are provided with bed and breakfast free of charge. The Johannes had previously been laid up owing to shipping depression. , , , „„ The " booh" liners Loch Carry and Loch Katrine, which for some time past have been lying in the Tort Melbourne 'bight" awaiting a charter, have now been " fixed" to load for he United Kingdom. The Lo.-h Garry, will ship wool, etc., for Hull: whilst the Loch Katrine will receive grain at Willinmstown. THE VICTORIA. The steamer Victoria, of the Huddart-rarker Company. Captain 0. F. Entwisle, reached Auckland yesterday at 830 a.m. from Southern and East Coast ports, berthing at Queen-street Wharf. The Victoria took her departure from Dunedin on Tuesday last, and visited the usual way ports, leaving Gisborne at 11 a.m. on Saturday and making port as above. Fine weather was experienced throughout the voyage. The vessel sails lor Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to-day. AN IMPOSING FLEET. Ther» was a scene in llobson'e Bay. Melbourne, last week, that was strikingly reminiscent of bygone davs, before the ranks of sailing ships were thinned' tv the serious competition of steam. Ridini; comfortably at anchor off Tort Melbourne and Williamstown, nine large " wind-jammers, ail of them noted Australian traders, lent an aspect of unusual briskness to the bay. occasionally teveral sailers may be seen lying there, but th; presence of nine, together is an event of great rarity which has not occurred for many vears. Of the group seven were new- arrivals, fully laden with cargo, principally lumber, whilst the' remaining --wo, the Loch Garry and Loch Katrine, were empty, but will now go on the loading berth. _ NEDERLAND'S FROIRACTED VOTAGE. Anxiety for the wellbeiug of the Dutch ship Nederland was dispelled by her arrival at Port Phillip >Hcads last week. When the vessel reached Hobson's Bay it was ascertained that her long voyage of 144 days from Frederickstadt was due entirely to adverse winds in the earlier stages. It was only on the 31st day following her departure from Frcderickstudt that the. vessel crossed the equator. Several of the crew were found bv Dr. Hector R. Maclean, health officer, to be suffering from beri-beri fever when the ship ar- !" rived at Melbourne. THE WIMMERA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Wimmera, Captain William Waller, arrived from Sydney at 2.15 this I morning and took up an anchorage in the stream. She will berth at Queen-street Wharf after inspection, _^______ PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. February 6. RARAWA, 8.8., 1072, E. Stephenson, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Bereeford, Crawford, Hav, Whitelaw, Crawford, Patterson, Davies, Trimble, Davies, Patterson, Batger, Holman, Davie©, Long, Meadame* Crawford, Muir, Garrard, Messrs. Carter, McFerran, May, Ormond, Hill, Brown, Matthews, Jury, Macklow, Sutcliffe, Maver, Wvatt, Muir, Cook, Fee, Gilflllan, Wallace, Gazx'ard, Robert*, and 19 steerage—Northern S.S. Co., agents. CLAYMORE, s.s.. 198, E. Dorling, from Hokianga.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. CORINNA, 8.8., 1271, Cameron, from Dunedin and way ports Union S.S. Co., agents RELIANCE, 6COW, Duthie, from Hokianga.— Onehunga Sawmilling Co., agents. FEBRUARY 7. ROTOITI, B*., 1159, Aldwell, from Wellington, Picton, Nelson, and New Plymouth. Passengers : Misses Bird, Young, Phelan, Rankin, Cox, Bvcroft, French, Flyg, Binsied, Gould, Mesdames Rankin, Tuson, Bycroft and child, Follis, Wilkin and two children, Dixon, Seagar and four children, Message and child, Messrs. Atkinson, Ritchie, Webster, Hunter, Meigban, Ross, Hume, Hegglum, Mulgan, Girling, Jackson, Hegglum, Mclndoe, Gourlay, Major, Henderson, Wilkin, Dixon, Seagar, Dr. McVittre, Colonel Tuson, Captain Sundstrum, Master Lucas, and 20 steerage.— Union S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURE& February 7. CORINNA, s.s., 1271, Cameron, for New Plymouth and Wellington. RARAWA, 8.5., 1072, E. Stephenson, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Mis*:-a Morrison, Fullerton, Northcote, May, Mcintosh, Cunningham, E. White, Lipscombe, Me*dames Morrison, Cooper, Macky and two children, M. Coot, Baker, Messrs. Fanning, Cooper, Perrett, Fanthorpe, Baker, R. Ryan, A. Oliver, Johnson, Wilson, Holland, Jones, Pouigrain, Bullock, Strict, Jury, McIr.tosh, Thompson, J. Harvev, McCullagh, Champion, W. Wright, Fince, Palethorpe, W. Christie, A. Johnson, White, Gooseman, R. Wallace, E. Ifwersor, J. B. Williamson, J. Wallace, Christopher, Wright, Feldwick, C. Skerrett, K.C., Captain Rogers, and 20 steerage.