SHIPPING

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14132, 6 August 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING

High Water at ' Auckland—lo.2B a.m.; 10.51 pjra. : „ •' ■•„■-. - Ma,nukau— a.m.; 12.50 p.m. Rises, 6.47 a.m.; sets, 5-7 p.m. Moon— quarter, August 8, 11.40 p.m.

.WEATHER REPORT. M The following iis Mr. D. ,O. Bates' weather report -at 4.30 pun. yesterday:— Wind. Bar Weather. Cape Maria ... W., f breeze 29.70 Cloudy Russell ... W. Threes 29.69 Fair. . Manukau, Heads N.N.W., fresh 29.54 Cloudy: Auckland ... W., fresh . 29.&> *?» r Tauranga ; ... ■■■W., light - 29.54 Cloudy East Cipe ... W. m gale :>■ 29.50 Cloudy ; • Gisborne ... W.. light 29-55 line ; . FortAhuriri ... N.W., light 29 40 i line. Wellington ... N, light -": 29-37 .; ; Fail .- Castlepoint ... N.W., light 30.40 ; : Cloudy New Plymouth.. N.W.,1 breeze 29.44 Gloomy Cape Egmom ... N.E.,fbj.'ee ? e 29.42 Cloudy WangaaV ... W.N.W., gale 29.4 a Fair .■ Capo Farewell... ,;■»., f breeze 29.41 Cloudy Cape Foulwind.. N., light ..,■ 29.33 Ram Westport; ... N.E., breeze 29.34 , Ran eapeVmpbeU.. W., gale- . 29.39 Cloudy ■Kalfcoura .. Calm 29.*8 lair Port Chalmers." N.E., light 29.13 Overcast Niwsets ... N.E.,f breeze 29.06 - Overcast Bluff ... ... N.E., breeze 29.05 Overcast WEATHER FORECAST. The following is- Mr. D.- C.< Bates' weather forecast Westerly winds, strong to. a, gale, and changing towards southerly, are probable everywhere, with squally, cold, and showery weather. The barometer will probably rise everywhere alter 12 hours.. _____ PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS.

MONOWAI. s.s., 3433, J. Bernech, from Southern and East Coast ports. .. Passengers: Misses Lake, Vyner, Lawson. Lysnar, Lumsden, Duncan, Fraser, Mesdames Budge, Matthewson. Culluxcfe und child, Thornehill and infant, Lumsden Niccol, Powlev, Messrs. H. Budge. Norton, Robertson, Nicbol" Matthewson, Fothergill, Somerside.. Davidson, Ciilpan. Dallen. Exley, Gilmour, Karsley, Warnock, Davis, Smith, Qingley, Faram, Lums-. den, Williamson, Parnell, Grieve, Hill, . Marnner, Nicholson, [Father Orniond, and 13 steerage.— Union t S.S. Co., agents. - NGAPUHI. s.s., 640, E. Stephenson, from Whangarei. Passengers: . Misses Calkin, lagette, Fordham. Warner, Brown (2), Mesdames McCartin, Clearv, Peters. Murray. Marshall, MeCardle, Simpson, Stirlius, Matthews, Messrs. Simpson. Sterling, Matthews. Hoggard, Simson, Colthardt, Condon, Priestly, Boutillier, Fren. Ber■ridge, Matthews. Murray, Ahlfeld, Hood, Owens, Kirb\-, Lerues, Hooper, Kennedy, Poppleton, Rensie, Harding, McKenzie, Long, . Williams, Wilkie-, WjTivard. Worth, Johnston, McCarthy, Pfister. Rowe". McLean. Pegler, the Rev. MatNorthern S.S. Co., agents. JS ;

INGA. 8.8., 342, Spinnangr, from : Newcastle.— A. H. Nathan. Limited,' agents. ' AUPOURI. s.s., 463, T. ; Haultain,; from .Tauranga and Ohiwa. Passengers: Mesdames Nicnolas, Harris, V. Brenner. C. M. Smith, Misses Taylor, Carbon. Hickev, Messrs. Kerr,. 'ialbott, Herd, Woods (51, Nicholas, C.B. Jenkins, C. M. Smith, Stone, : Ciirme, and one steerage.—Northern S.b. ; Co., agents.

TASMAN. s.sV, 169, C. '• Faulkner, from Whakatane and Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames Gobie, Joy, Miss Hamilton, .Mr. Carter.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. PELICAN, S.S.; 162, W. Gardiner, from Tairua. . —B»vonport Ferry Company, -agents.. *-• CHELMSFORD." 58.,. 122, J. Taw. from the Great' Barrier. Passengers: Misses Osborne, Pad- • disoni: Mesdames Ileld, Paddison. Messrs. Mason, O'Donald. McCtowan, - Fortune, Medland, Flinn, Taxing.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. DANDY, scow, 98, J. rMa'citermott, r from Whangapoua:—Kauri "Timber "Company, agents. _ TRAMP, scow.' 85/ S. A. Milter, from Tairua.-— Ford Shipping Line-, : agents.-' DEPARTURES. NAYUA,'».«.',' 2930, F. P- Evans, for Fiji- Fa?sengers: Misses Dimock, ? Hearne, • Maclagan, B. Allen, Mesdames Dimock, P. Thomas, F. Foster ■',- and infant, ?M. ! Sheehan, Wilson, Moriey and;, two 4 children, Messrs. Arnold, Jones. P. Fenwick, Pratt, Dtaiock, -G. L. Burne, H. ; Macky, P. Thomas. J. E. Woodhouse,F. Foster, Salmond, Armstrong, E. F. Harding, ;J. C. Stewart, v Wait, M. Youngman. E. B. Blanchard. 0. I'rungnian, and : 40 steerage. TSAIHORA, s.s., 4633, Ciiffc, for Sydney. " KANTERT, S.S., 203, T. Meyers, for" Whangarei. AUPOUBI, s.s., 243, T. Haultain, for Tauvanga. GANNETT, scow, 78, L.- Tasta, for Tairua- - GREYHOUND, auxiliary schooner, 100, H. Su- . biifccky. for the .North.

FANNY, ketch, 42, Jones, for Duned'n. SQUALL, U.S., 369, J. Benton, for Gisborne, via Tolagelßay.

. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. * JI --Vf"bal;!>.taiie, sis., to sail; Jfarere, s.s.. via Australia, sailed June 29, :; due about : August 24; -Ratals, s.s„ to sail September; 4 ,: due aboutOctober 26; Opaw a, s.s., to sail November 4, due about December 21) Waimate, s.s., sailed July 23, due early, in .September;., sjS., via Aus•J tralia,'due- about- September 15. Livekpool. —Filestore, 5.5.,. via Australia, sailed July 24, -due- about September - 24;' i Cornwall, :"e.s.,i via ; Australia, ■....••. sailed -June; 26. da* about August 24; Drayton Grange, e.5.,; via ports, to sail August 2; "Delpbic,' s-s., via Adelaide. :sailed;: -July IU, ~ due about September* • 24; Wakanui.s.s., to sail about - November 27, due January 18. 'New Tork.—Walkure, s.s., via Wellington, i ■ sailed May 14, due about August 12; Glendeybn,';-.: s.s., via Australia, sailed June 6, due about August 20; Bannockburu, s.s., via Australia, sailed , = June 21, due about August 29; Tomoana,.s.s., via Australia, due about August 25; : Kabinga, b.s., via Australia, sailed July 15, due about September 24; Indradevi, s.s., via Australia, to sail July 51;,.. Whakarua, s.s., via Australia, to sail August 15; Aucbendale, b.g., via Australia, to saiL ■•■■■■■* Sas" Tbajtcisco.Tymeric, fi.s., sailed July 30, .due abcut August 23. . ....-.*-,■ -■ -."*". Marseilles.—Deride, barque, via Wellington, - to tail. , ■.:■■'!.'■■'-.,.' : CALCUTTA.— s.s., sailed '■ August 2, -'due-' ■.".. about August 26; Aparima, : s.s.i via, Singapore and Samarang, sailed August 2, due about Au- . gust 30. ' ' SrbvEZi— -Victoria, s.s., Sunday. :. ■ COLttjibia Rtveb. —Hawaii, barquentiae, : sailed July 22. South SEA Islasds.— 5., ; - early. '. ■ Fiji.—Tofua, S.S., early. Newcastle.Northern Chief, , barque, sailed July 30; Laira, barque, to sail; Casablanca, barque, sailed August 3. PROJECTED DEPARTURES —Corimthic, s.s., via the South, early In September Otaki, s.s., via the South, early. SYD3TET.— s.s., Monday. Fiji.— E.g., August 17. SOCTH SEA Islands.— , 8.5., August 17. NORFOLK Island.—Southern Cross, ' s.s., September 4. # ■.. r ■■■ :■ ; / Melanesia.—Southern Cross, s.s., September 4.; UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. •East (Saturday: Monowai sails for Gisborne, Napier, Wellington,; Lyttelton and Dunedin .■■y- at -noon. •

West Coast.—: Rarawa arrives from New Plymouth. Saturday: Corinna : arrives' - from Southern ports,.Wellington and New Plymouth.

HUDDART-PARKER CO. 'S/' MOVEMENTS. ..'Sunday: 'Victoria arrives from Sydney; Wimmera ; arrives -from the South. '~; Monday: : Wimmera sails v for Sydnev direct at 5.30 ; p.m. ■ Tuesday:? Victoria sails for Xhinedin, via East Coast ports, at 3 p.m. V:-. >

' NORTHEEN CO.'S ; MOVEMENTS.: To-day: Waiotahi leaves for Mercury Bay and Tairua; NVVapuhi;. leaves for Whangarei Railway Wharf-; ■;■ Paeroa.arrives'-. from Parengarenga '■ in the : afternoon; -Rarawa , arrives jat Oaehunga from New Plymouth about; 8.30 a.m_vKanjeri; arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf about 8 p.m., Note.—For times of departure of out-sard > stealers *ee the company's time-table on page 1.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. - Iris, H.M. ■■■fta.ale steamer, in streim. Bantu, s.s.,\ at Railway .Wharf. ! Monowai, ?.s , at Queen-street Wharf. '■ ; i Devon, s.s.,:at Queen-street Wharf. Inga, s.s., st Hobson-street Wharf.. :.■ Southern • Cross, s.s., in stream Helga, > barquentine, at Railway Wharf. Zingara, aux'scow, "at Hobson-street: Extension, . Caracciolo.-; barque, in stream. ; Rona, barque, at Hobson-street Wharf. : /•;-''■■' ■ IMPORTS. Per Monowai, from the South: 180 cases sugar (ex Uliinaroa, from Melbourne), 1000 sacks pota- • toes, 800 sacks flour, 50 sacks oatmeal, 1600 sacks wheat, 800 sacks oats, 200 sacks onions, 500 bales hay, '50 sacks seed, and a. quantity, of general cargo. .■■■•. " Per Inga, from Newcastle: .1170 tons' coal. y j , ; : ■ ..- The : ketch Fanny, which was purchased by; v I>unedin owners some time ago, left for Dunedin at 7.30 : a.m yesterday under the command of Captain Jones. On arrival at her destination the Fanny jv.-j.ll he : used in the fishing industry. , The scow Tramp, which crpsized through striking a rock at Slipper Island recently, was towed .'"to Auckland vesterday morning• by the s.s. Pelican. She will be placed: on the ■ slip for repairs ■ .' in a day or two. v : ' "''■ ■■■■"■■' .•:>'■•■' : ." The Union Company's steamer Wanaka left the Bluff last night for Oamaru and Timaru, where rhe will load produce for. Napier, Gisboine, and Auckland. THE SYDNEY BOAT. > The Huddart-Parker ' steamer Victoria left Sydney for Auckland at 2 p.m. 'on Wednesday and : in expected to reach this port on Sunday afternoon next. THE MONOWAI. . . The s.s. Monowai,. Captain J Bernech, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at ,9 a.m. yesterday after a flue weather passage. The Monowai, which berthed at Queen-street* Wharf, ! -will return to the South at, noon to-morrow, INGA FROM NEWCASTLE. The Norwegian steamer Inga, Captain Spinnangr, arrived from: Newcastle at 9.15 a.m. jester-: day, and after inspection -berthed "at Hobson-street Wharf to discharge her cargo of coal. The vessel left Newcastle.at 10 a.m. on the 29th tilt, arid ex-, perienced westerly winds.. and high following sea till reaching the New Zealand coast on Wednesday, thence fine ' weather-until arrival' at Auck- *■-"»' •'" land. The Inga. leaves for Hokianga on Monday fc> li'c-i timber for Australia. .;.::;;'.O- ••:/•?■■ ,'.-'' the DEVON. ■ •:■.-.- The s.s. Devon, which 'arrived ■ from . Liverpool,:' via Australia, late in Wednesday night, was granted pratique yesterday morning and berthed at the Railway Wharf. ; "On the voyage from Sydney tp Auckland the Devon net with a heavy couth.-**ex: h'.--:J <-'■' -'a.-. - r \' the .New Zealand 5

coast, : thence ' fin© weather till arrival; at Auckland. Captain H. Brown has associated[with him the following ; officers :—Chief,- Mr. G. Bu*bs second, Mr. S, McDonald; third, Mr. R. Jones y fourth, ;Mr E. Hoare. • Mr. J. Graham is chief engineer, Mr" W. L. 1 Griffiths second, Mr. R. Mtiirhead third, Mr. A. Moc'donaid fourth, and Mr. H. McLean fifth. Mr. R. Bruce js chief frigerator and Mr. L. Tuttertan second. Tiie Devon leaves for the South about Monday next.

„ • THE CALCUTTA TRADERS. - The 8.1.5. N. Company's Umta ; took her departure from Calcutta for Auckland on Monday last and is expected to reach this port about August 26. >-'-~; : .:'' The Union Steam Ship Company's steamer Aparima also left Calcutta on Monday last for Auckland, via Singapore and Samarahg. will be due.: here'about.- the 30th Inst.