SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14000, 4 March 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland— a.m.; 5.31 p.m. ~ ~. Manukau— a.m.; 7.30 p.m. Sun—Rises, 5.40 a.m.; net*, 6.26 p.m. Moon—Full, March 7, 2.26 p.m. "'■'.'■ v :" -* WEATHER REPORT. The following is Captain Edwin's weather report at 5 p.m. yesterday:— Wind. Bar. Weather. Cape Maria ... v N., light 30.14 Overcast, Minulum Heads S.W., light 30.16 fine Auckland ... S.W., light 30.16 line Tauranja ... N.E.. light 30.15 Fine East Cape ... S.E., gale 30.15 Fine. Gisbbrne ... S.E., light 30.23 line fort , Ahurirl... S.K., light 30.23 Fine Wellington. ... S., breeze 30.25 Fine • Cistlepuint ... S.W., breeze 30.23 Fine - New rinnouth S.E., fresh 30.15 Fine Cape Ecmont... S.E., fresh 30.17 Hazy Wanpanui .. S, fresh 30.13 lino Cape Farewell. N.E., fresh 30.20 Gloomy Cape Foul wind W., light 30.20 Cloudy Weuport ... W., breeze 30.15 tine. Cape Campbell S.E., strong 30.25 Cloudy Kaikoura .. 5.8. E., fresh 30.24 line Port Chalmers S.W., light 30.24 Fine Nugget* ... S, fresh 30.21 Cloudy Bluff ...... E., fresh 30.25 Fine TO-DAY'S FORECAST. The following is to-day's forecast up to 3 p.m. : —Moderate to -irons winds, principally from the southward, with fine weather in most parts of the country. _______ PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. INDRADEVI, s.s.. 5635, A. E. Holllngworth, from New York and Australia.— Roberton, and Co., Limited,. agents. OTAKI, s.s, 11,000. L. G. Silba, from Gisbome. —New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. CLANSMAN, s.s., 591, E. McLeod, from Russell and Opua. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Dodd, Mesdames Siepheuson, Douglas, Misses Baker, Hamilton, Renata, M.-Leod, Messrs. Aicken (21, Clarke, Stephenson, Darby, Nisbet, L. Davis, Hartley, LongstafT, Captain Pearee, Constable Kins and prisoner.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. WAIOTAHI, s.s., 278, C. Hopkins, from Whangamata, Tsirua, and Mercury Bay. Passengers: Mesuames Harrison and child, Armlgcr, Jackman, Bryce. O'Brien, Messrs. Valentine, Meycnbcrg, Duffey, Moss, Maitland, Foote.-rNorthern. S.S Co., agents. CHELMSFORD, s.s., 122, John Taw, from Limestone Island (Whangarei).— Northern S.S. Co., agents. ~" WAIROA, s.s., 100, C. Daniel, from the coast. Mac Mow Bros., agent*. CLIO, topsail schooner, 84. W. Pelley, from Whangarei — J. Grain, Limited, agents. DEPARTURES. TOFUA. s.R., -4345, G. Holford, for Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, and Sydney. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Westlake, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Smith and ' infant, . Misses , Ireland, - Jury, Young, A. Mclntvre,'■■■ Mesdames Browne and' . children,. Howard and 2 boys, Messrs. S W. Chatfield, M. F. Barrett, Jury, E. S. Rlggall, F. R. Pittt, _ Armstrong, A. R. Rcichelma'Via. H. £. Melntyre. 8. Alexander, Jury, T. G. Schill, Pfaukuet and boy,* Browne, and 6 steerage. : *

NGAPUHT, . s.s., 640, C. . W. , Cummings, {or Wfcaagarei. « -

CLANSMAN, s.s.. 591, E. McLeod, for Russell, .Whangaroa, and Mangonui. /-WAIOTAHI, 8.8., 278, C.. Hopkins, for the ■ . Great Barrier. .-'/'; , " -,- - f ■'■---'- "<TASMAN,U.s., 169, C. Faulkner, for Wbaka- -.' 1 toe. .- ~ -..•-• " . • ■' - * '. . VAL, fonr-masted barque, 2571, J. Sehulte, for -; ; -. -castle. -■'-'■:-. *: -:•'',--.; :ei'HOUND, auxiliary schooner, r 100, H. : .-oritrkyj for the North. - ;'■* villi ~ Muu.NAH, ketch, 82, J.' Rae, for Ngunguru. TALLY-HO, ■: «cV*j 51, E. . Welson, for NguVs..■; nguru. • ■■'>''.'■"■■'.: EXPECTED ARRIVALS. " Los do s: ff; '„ :.- • Indralema, s.s. via Australia, sailed January , 29. due about March 29 . ' : Waimate, s.s., sailed January 9, now due. ..-*,- :, Kiwaru, s.s . via Australia, sailed February 12, due April*? ; y Tokpmaru, s.s., sailed February 16, due March 31 ' , ■I4draghiri,.»,B., via Australia, to sail February , f -JB.V;>- ._.-■.■". • -y KnJpara. s.s., to sail March 4, due about April • iTVBRPOOJi : ; [ : -- : •l- " ■ Delphic. «*s. s via Australia, sailed December 31, due today. Langton' Urange, ~si., via Australia, sailed February 9, due early in; April." .. - ■■.■ : Nairnshire,* ■ s.-ti., to sail March 6. ,:: '"" " Kia r Ora, s.s.. gailed■ February -23, s due ." about - April'©./!"'? , : ! . .-,:■'...' •;:■. • Drayton Orange, s.s.,'' via Australia, sailed January, 9,- due-Saturday. . •,i Ha*he's Bay,: : s.s., sailed. January 29, due March SO. : ' ■■>.:;, ■■■•.-." --1- -' . - Kbw York: ;„ - Rfttm*rglen; ; '*.s.. via Australia, sailed January .■ ■ 29, due about March 30.:*;j~.:4':'ifw - t' r -- '■ .-;.■■ Wimbledon, s.s., via Australia, to saiL < , *. ' .-..Whakarua,-a.*., via Australia, sailed January :"'-..»"■'. -',:; 3Q,",:-due April 6 v.- ~»»:'v' V : >■?■;■•- *,< •/';,'.As" :> - , :-«J i Bucranla, s.s., sailed February 11, due"early in -;■';;:; '.r^"UprU/,'5:- : :^.: , *:-j-;. ;-'■■--;■■'"-,,-;."::;.;,"';■' Mashona. 5.8., sailed January 1, due about . J March : 10. - ■'■■■"'■:■■:■■*.. >''V; -i'-V K" : " " '"'*• ■■-" Columbia BiVEBi . Eba, s.s., to sail ■:'■.'•: ; - Maudes .sluvd: „- ..' Triton barque, to sail. '. :- :-.. ..-■"■■ r' . Sax Fraxcisco:■-".;• ";'"■■ ' Tymeric; s.s., sailed February 12, duo about : M*rch 12. ,;-...• Teddo. n.s., to sai" March 12. due about April 9. ■" CentUry.' s., to sail - BtJSBDBf ,(W A."- .. ; .: Thyra. sis.. early. BTDKHT: •■ Wimmera, s.s.. Sunday. ■'-:-, Drayton J Grange,"s.s., Saturday. ; .'.-, .-.->. Bio, barquentine, sailed February "28. KBWC43TU.' . . Delphic, s.s., to-day. Lairs, barque, sailed' February 15. ... Daniel, barque, sailed February 28. Hands Isle, barquentine, to sail. . . • Jes*lc Craig, barque, to.sail. 4 ': • ■-■■ lima, barquentine, to saii. „ CALCUTTA iv. : " . >->.";'., ■■■■■•. .-, Aparima, s.s., to sail April 10. . -- Skjgaj»;2be : * Apnriina, s.s., to sail. . Java: . Aparima, s.s., to jail. : Samoa: •- ;"■'■".::= ■ Kmia, s.s.*"larly. ; 'l :*,'\ '■'"'" . TT'"' T050k.: ' "•■ . - .*. ■ - ' . - Nryua, s.s., early. "' s ■ /• „•/ - ■ vxn-.-'.'t '■■ - ■ •S t VV'*s> Vavua. s.s., early. Melbocr.sk : - • ' .' v -■' Scl-Hyn Craig, barquentine, to sail James Craig, barque/.sailed ,", PROJECTED DEPABTUBSS :-■■-... Los do .T: •'".'- :: : -■>■'■' ",■'.,;" V.)' 1 •-•.■-'■ ■■:.'.- "v v. : '. Otaki, s.s., direct, Saturday. ; ■ * - ■"T ? -' •..--. Capo Breton, s,s., end .of March. Delphic, s.s., via the South, early In March. -IVaiinate, is., via-the South,', early. ■'1 .:*-' SAX-FltAjrCUCO:'*'- ■ •'"'; : ,,'., ..■:■. /'" Tymeric,.: s.s. •. about March 12. f . Stdkbt,.•;■.:'■>'.,"■■.>: , . : >""-:- : '"'r : ;•■-;,.' - '/.;.,-> '.'; Victoria, .s.s., Monday. *.■•■■. ,tSouth Sea Islands : : "' "' ;i . ' . Atus, March 30. . < ".),:.'".•' RiHOTOSGA: : .-v'v.-..' : .' , 'h..: ;;-■'','■'' ■"■■*'■: ..•'■'■■.'•.'.-..' 'Alice, schooner, early. Friekdi,* Islands : . Ysabel, schooner, March 23. Kiue:-, Kereru,'-ketch: about March 20. '-£;:■-,: Fiji : " - . • . Maital, >s.s., 'March 17.".■"■:•:"■"'. ' " •■ '~. .UNION COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. CAT LOiSi feTofdJJ•: Waikare arrives from Southern ports;. Squall arrive* from Giabome and jolago ■ Saturday: Waikare sails 'for Southern ports at Vv 12 noon; Squall sails for Tolago Bay' and Gia- ': borne at 12 noon. - West Coast. ;- Friday: Takapuna arrives from : New Plymouth, and suilJi'Jor New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 ■ p.m. (2.10 train). ' \ , -.■"■:.'> ;,-

\• _ HCDDART-PARKER . CO.'S MOVEMENTS/ : '- .-"Sunday": "Victoria ?arrive* "from' South; Wim-'-~:mera; arrive* from Sydney. • - .. Muoday Victoria sails for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. ■ Tuenday;,, Wiipiivera'.- sails for the South at i> •:.;-: 2 p.m. 4.-. -• * '. '.;■ " »,> NORTHERN ■SS CO'S movements '■' _To?day llaraAa . arrives at. Onehunga 'rom . ■ New Plymouth, no Heamer to New r Plymouth '■■ - ; (boiler inspection);- Walotahi; arrives from the Barrier about. 5.30 p.m.; Ngatlawa arrive* from '.-' Opotilfi; in afternoon; -'.Vpapuhi arrives from ':. Uhangarei 1 late; VAupouri' arrives from Tauranga ',; .about 8 a.m. , ■ . ■ Friday: Apanul arrive*, from Awantii. etc., . about 1.10 a.m.; '■* NgHiiubrileaves for Whanrarel , ; at 9.30 ; p.m. > v; :-.-, ■,/,/-; ■ *... . .:,.,? Coastal - Service : . Steamer* Jtare for, Thames ; Coromanrtel, ; Paerc*. Warfcworth. Waiwera Mabtt- '■'-; rang! Heads. Ark!e'i> Bay. Brown's Bay. Wade. Waipu.- Matakana. I'iiJiot. Kawau. Little Omaha! '-."..'■; Big •*rti»ha Pakirl. and \ Many daily. ; , Sen .;■::>' -JvctUeiuentiidaily, papers . " ■ VESSELS IN HARBOUR Iris, 'H M cable steamer, in stream Xndra<t«vi, « «., at Queen-street W'i*rf. '< (Haiti, *.!.,'• in stream. ' ' " Carrjriolo, barque, at; Quay-street Jetty No. 2. Alice. Mihooner, in .stream. . Southern Cross. ; ».s in stream' : ■■'•.'■• Viatel, schooner, in stream. Coronation, ketch, : at Railway Wharf. Southern Cross, l>ar:juenUne.\at Railway Wharf. ' Kereru, betcb., in stream. s ' IMPORTS.' Per Indradevi. from New York: 1330 tons general . merchandise. The i.».'lndradevi, . which arrived from New York and. Australia!, yesterday, passed- the Stand»rd Oil Company's jarque' Juteopolis oir the ■ i. ; Cape of Good } ope on January IS. The barque .:; wan" bound from • Hongkong to Baltimore, and wished to hv reported--." All well." c The scow Welcome is loading sleepers at the , Railway Wharf for Whangarei. . The German four-masted'barque'Nal sailed .'or Newcastle yesterday morning to load coal for Guam. .-::■- - ,- The topsail su'aooner Clio arrived from WliamW^Ziti%!Z T *<? y:mor^n « with " cargo of coal. W-» Vi? i 0" ;;Co, ?i ,Bnj '« steamer Squall left GisTOui . ?•?*■ y e ««erday with 55a sheen lor 51»0.>8arel. Alter landing the «h M , tie Sau.l SSSr»S- &t U ' :klUUrl ' bting dSe h "« M • to-day for * ■ '«««ftaed .t West■'■Wlhrei—-'•" tliti B B*ft : .olA coal. caused " V; o^(u *^"M!ort c vgrthmhuk„r 1 Kg :.

? . The New -Zealand • Shipping . Company -k have chartered the s.s. Cape Breton to load in the Dominion tor London. Auckland will be her final port, and she will be despatched hence for London about the end. of this month. '■- . THE APARIMA. The Union Company's steamer Aparima leaves Calcutta o-i April 10 for Auckland, via Singapore and Java. She is expected to reach hero about the first week in May. * THE DELPHIC. The Shaw. Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Delphic is due at Auckland to-day from Liverpool, via Australian ports. THE WAIKARE. The s.s. Waikare la expected to reach Auckland about 9 a.m. to-day from Southern and East Coast ports. She returns South again on Satur. day at noon. THE OTAKI. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Otaki, Captain Silba, arrived from Gisborne at 6.15 p.m. -yesterday, and took up an anchorage in the stream. She will berth at the Railway Wharf this morning to complete her loading of' general cargo for London, and is expected to sail for the Home port direct on Saturday next. THE OVERDUE MISTRAL. Some little time ago sailing ve*#el* homeward bound from New Caledonian port* were somewhat of a feature in the overdue market Those vessels were reported one by one, and so were removed from the list. More recently, however, a big French sailing vessel, the Mistral, of Mar. seilles, has been quoted as overdue. She is going home from Tehlo, New Caledonia, to Havre, having begun- her voyage on September 6. The Mistral- has some excellent passages standing to her credit. On one occasion she sailed from New Caledonia with a cargo of nickel ore to the Clyde in less than three months. Her exact time was 87 davs from her loading port to the Tail of the Bant. Just prior to that voyage she had made an equally commendable outward passage. The Mistral, a steel four-masted barque of 2755 gross tons, was built at Nantes in 1901. She is owned bv the. Societe Marseillaise de Voiliers. and is the largest of their fleet of five sailing ships, .THE TNDRADEYi. , At 12.45 p.m.* yesterday the Tyier liner Inriradevl arrived from New York, via Australia, and, being granted pratique, berthed at Queen-street Wharf. The ludradevi commenced her voyage on December 20, and met with fine weather until January 13,. thence strong winds ' and high, following seas till arrival at Melbourne on February 13. ' After : discharging cargo at Melbourne the vessel proceeded to -Sydney, where further freight was unloaded. a> On the 25th alt the Indradevi took her departure, from Sydney for Auckland, and encountered strong E.N.E. winds and heavy head seas till Sunday, thence fine weather till reaching port.. During the initial stages of the voyage the weather was extremely cold, the thermometer registering as low as I2deg. Captain A. E. Holllngworth is still in command of the vessel, and has with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr. P. L. Webster: second. Mr. H E.H. Croft; third, Mr. A. D. Young; fourth, Mr.' Cromby. Mr. Miller is chief engineer, Mr. Dix second, Mr Bnrtlett third, and Mr. Met* calfe fourth. Mr. Bonson is the chief refrigerator, and Mr. Burford second. On discharge of her Auckland merchandise the Indradevi leaves for the South. / --.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS. TAKAPUNA, r.s., 1036. It. Crawford, from Wellington tine! New Plymouth. Passengers: Misse-s CockburnJ Taylor, Walters, 'Attridge, Mesdsmw Hunt, James, .Tone# Messrs. Johnston, Jinnee, Walters, Ryan, Chapman, McGilty and 7 steerage.Union S.S. Co , agents. CLAYMORE, s.g., 198. E. Dorllng, from Ragl.»n : and Kawhia. Passengers: Mrs. . Mitchell, Messrs. Anderson, Patohe.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. • - '■ . , DEPARTURES. TAKAPUNA, K.f., 1036, R. Crawford, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Holford, Brett, Gray, Mestlnmes Harvey, Holford, J. Tav'or, Jackson. Messrs. Harvey. G. Hunt, Jones, Walker, Austin, Captain Holford, and 10 steerage. RIMU. s.*., 339, T.; Richards, for Opuuake and WanganuL ROSAMOND, s.s., 721, Edwin, for Greymouth. RELIANCE, scow, Duthie, for Hokianga.