PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14158, 6 September 1909, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

I ARRIVALS. September 4. CLANSMAN, s.s., 591. E. MeLeod, from Russell, Whang'aroa, and Mangonui. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Rowe and fam.iy, Messrs. Sherman, Km?, Bmith, Betenev, Milne, Symes, Forder, Johnson, Kelly, T. Nicholson, Forsyth, McNeieh, J. Nicholson," Mesdames Nicholson, Clarke, Hamilton, Misses Weaver, Hamilton (2), and five steerage.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. AUPOURI. s.s., 463, T. Haultain, from Whangarei. Passengers: The Rev. and Mrs, Mather, Mesdames King, A. B. Jell, McKenzie, Sellings. Tavlor, 0. Bater, Millis, Norten, Young, Reyburn. V." Smith, Hall, Hill, Chapman, Misses Corbett, •..Innes. Hawkins, Tucker, Hagger, . Downard, " Messrs. Chapman, A. Sitter, Ruddle, Do Montalk, Savers, Maessart, Wright, Hill, Peacock, Alexins. • Tavlor, Cook, Knight. King, Smith, Petrel, Day, Owing, C Bayley. Tugle, Young. Parker, Ball, and three steerage.— S.S. Co., agent*. WAIOTAHI, fl.s., 278, C. Hopkins, from Tauranga. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Tea«ey, Mrs. Godfrey. Miss Finnigan, Messrs'. H. Hunt. A. Couth:,' If. Burr, Grains, C. F. Hardy, J. Conway; Thaine, Williams, l'onnan.—Northern S.S. Co., ■agents. NGATTAWA, s.s.. 163, W. Bark, from Tauranga and Opotiki. Pas.ser.gers: Mesdames Donaldson, L. Olsen. Begbil, Brvers, Miss R. Abbott, Messrs. Campbell, Hodgson," Cottrell, 11. T. and F. Torrens.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. » APANUf, s.s., 243, J. Wilson, from Tairua and Mercury Bay. Passengers: Mrs. Kenney and child, Messrs. Zinnia, McGill, Kemp.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. 'TASMAN, s.s.. 169. C. Faulkner, from Wtiakatane. Passengers: Mr. and Mr}.. Cameron, Miss Robin*.— S.S. Co., agents. STELLA, s.s., 267, E. Sellars, from Mercury Leyland-O'Brien and Co., agents. LYTTELTON, p.s.; 196, G. Laicly, from the coast.—Devonport Ferry Company, agents. PELICAN, s.s., 162, Whittingham, from the coast.—Devoniwrt Ferry Company, agents. AKAROA, s.s., 70, Parker, from the coast.— rarker-Lamb Timber Company, agents. WAIROA, s.s., 100, C. Daniel, from the coast.— Macklow Brothers, ugento. ' > MOOXAII, ketch, 84, D. Rae, from Ngunguru.— Northern Coal Company, agents. * SEPTEITBER 5. WIMMERA, s.s., 3022, William Waller, from Southern and Bast Coast, ports. Passengers: Mesdames Grant and two children. Smith, AcklaJid, Jackson, Ross, Muir and child, Tonson, Skect, Niven and child, Atkinson, Stillburn and child, Misses Conolly, Packer, Speed, Jackson (2), Campbell. Rogers, Stewart, Flowers, Gumming, Rice, Lawler, Johnson, Stillburn, Messrs. G. Roberts, Montgomery, E. A. Pvrke, A. J. Lamb, Jackson (2), R. E. Woods, A. V. K anedy. F. A. Ford, W. Miller, O. O'Keefe, F'. Finlavson, Clement, T. Mathew, Preece, Rowe, 11. Fra«er, ,T. Anderson, K. Adair, Stillburn. G. Aked, Masters Smith, Jackson, Ford, and 29 steerage.—L. D. Nathan and Co., Limited, ageats. " VICTORIA; *.«.*■ £-369, W. Foulis, from Sydney. Passengers: Mesdames Wilson, Hail, Julian, Chalmers, Scents, Macfarlane, Misses Maggie Papalcura, Bella ■ Tapakuia, M. Pollock, Brackenreg, Beatrice Dav, Reddan; Quiun, Philips, Lempriere, Marlow, Martin, Spence, Truman, Burrows, John, Neal, Robertson, Ferguson, Peel, -Simpson, L. Forbes. Danciro (2), W. Parvis. Ayling, Smithers, J. Little, Messrs. L. Pollock, B. R. Williams, A. 38. I. Irving. J. McFarlane, T. Moroncy, J. J. Virgo, (3. Baron, G. S. A vein, W. J. Deane, Julias Knight, Hall, Julian, Chalmers. Victor, R. Stewart, Stirling, A. Wilson, Campbell, Mallilieu, Walpole, Harris, Collman, Latham, Rede, Luke, Hunt, Spence, Triloar, Andrew. Levy, Chalmers, • jnn., G. Wilson, Malcolm, Villicero, Gainsford, M'jKarlane, H. Milne, Callow, Denniston, Foster, Brother3on, Bickford, Smithers, H. P. Staccy, C.'• F. Fox, A. J. Graham, W. F. G. Barclay, H. T. Hettet, A. Asher, 11. Pakere, A. Ha.ra, N. Rat«te F. Wharetiri, R, Maniapoto, 11. Hetet, Wi Marc, J. K. Roera. Pop. Cohan, Riki Pcpakura, Hone Tuki, T. Wcltkson, Pukerc, Hikatarcwa, Rukatai, A. Wharcpapa, Hikemare Kaiawha. Wi Pura, Masters , Sceats and Frenchc, and 33 steerage.—L. D. Nathan and Co., Limited, agents. SQUALL, s.s., 369, J. Benton, from Tolago Bay 'and Gisborne.—Union S.S. Co., agents. ENDEAVOUR, auxiliary ketch, 84, James Quinn, from Limestone Island (Whangarci).New Zealand Portland Cement Company, agents. DEPARTURES. September 4. TOM.OANA, s.s., 5937, T. ,B. Linklatcr, for the Smith. WAIPORI, s.s., 1919, E. Harris, for Westport. WANAKa, s.s., 2422, D. Todd, for the Bluff. KOROMIKO, s.s., 2479, A. D. Chrisp, for Fiji. MONOWAI, s.s., 3433, J. Bernech, for East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: For Gisborne Mesdames Hickey and two children, Ansell, Bull and two children, Blair and infant. Nurse Hei, Messrs. G. Bull, Hickey, D. Baker, 11. R... Harris, A. Dewing. For Napier—Mrs. A. E. Glover, Miss Gilmour, Messrs. A. E. Glover, J. Marshall. For Wellington—Mesdames Godfrey, H. Shaw and two children, Mr. Shaw. For. Dunedin—Miss Armstrong, Mr. A. Spencer; and 15 steerage for all ports. ' - ~ .SOUTHERN CROSS, s.s., '503, W. Sinker, for Norfolk Island and Melanesia. Passengers : Mesdames N. Adams, McCoy, iZ Evans, Cullwick, Adams,' Misses E. Christian, E. Quintal, Miller, the Rev. 11. V. Adams, Messrs. S. Cullwick, E. . Bourne, W. Menges. . -' KAEO, three-masted schooner, 180, J. H. Skinner, :'or Gisborne, via East. Const bays. .- , SEPTEMBER 5. KANIERI, s.s, 203, T. Meyers, for Whangarei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LoNDOy.—Waimate, s.s., sailed July 23, due September 16; Indralema, s.s., via Australia, due about September 15; Opawa, s.s., to sail September 4, due" about October 28; Kia Ora, s.s., sailed August 10, due about September 22; Niwaru, s.s., via Australia, due about October 18. Liverpool. — Fifeshire, s.s., via Australia, jailed July 24, due about September 24; Drayton Grange, s.s., via ports, sailed August ' 24; Wakanui, s.s, to sail about November 27, ■ due January 18; Sussex, s.s., via Australia, to sail September 16. New Kabinga, s.s., via Australia, sailed July 15, due about September 24; Indradevi, s.s., via Australia, sailed July 31 Whakarua, s.s., via. Australia, sailed August 19, due about October 19; Andromeda, barque, to sail; Falls of Nith, s.s.. via Australia, to sail August 31. Mabseii^eS.— barque, via Wellington, to sail. t Sydney.—Mokoia, i.e., Sunday. Newcastle.—Aldebaran, barque, sailed September 1," spoken September 2. Edithburg.Joseph Craig, barque, to sail. 'Columbia River.Hawaii, barquentine, sailed July 22. .'. Fiji.— s.s., Wednesday. South Sea Islands.—Atua, s.s., Wednesday. ..Lyttkltos'.—Banksnelds, barque, sailed August 27 -~ PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ' LOSDOS.—Paparoa, b.s., direct, September 23; Tomoana, s.s., about September 25. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. East Coast.— : Squall sails for Gisborne and Tolago Bay at 4 p.m. Wednesday: Atua arrives from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa, and" Tonga; Aparima sails for Wellington at 12 noon; Umta sails for Wellington at 5 p.m. . Thursday: Tarawera arrives from Dunedin, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne. Saturday: Taravvera sails . for Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin at 12 noon; Squall arrives from Tolago Bay and Gisborne and sails again for the same ports at 12 noon. Wi.st Coast.—To-day: Corinna sails for New Plymouth, Wellington, and Southern ports at 8 a.m. ; Rosamond sails for New Plymouth, Nelson, Pic ton, and Wellington at 3 p.m. Tuesday: Kotuku sails for Greymouth, via New Plymouth, a? 3 p.m.; Rarawa. arrives from New Plymouth. Wednesday: Rarawa sails for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). Friday: Rarawa arrives from New Plymouth. NORTHERN CO.'S .MOVEMENTS. To-day: Aupouri leaves for Opua and Russell: Apanui leaves for Houhora, Awanui, Waiharara, etc.; Chelmsford leaves for Kuaotunu and Mercury Bay; Ngatiawa leaves for Tauranga and Ohiv a; Clansman leaves for Whaagarei Railway Wharf; Kanieri arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf about 11 p.m.; Clavmore leaves Onehunga for Raglan and Kawhia. "Tuesday: Aupouri arrives from Whanga'ei Railway Wliarf about 9 p.m.; Kanieri leaves for Whanga"rei Town Wharf; Rarawa arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about 8.30 a.m. Note.—For times of departure of outward steamers see the company's time-table on page 1. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Uis, H.M. cable steamer, in stream. Umta, s.s., at Railway Wharf. San nock burn, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Wimmerd, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. Victoria., s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Aparima, s.s., at Railway Wharf. Caracciolo barque, in stream. licreru, ketch, ai, Hobson-street Wharf. IMPORTS. Ter Wimmera, from the. South: 170 sacks oats, 180 sacks grass seed, 10 sacks rye corn, 123 gunnies and 25 bags onions, 637 sacks potatoes, 138 bales straw, 272 sacks, 310 100's, 650 50's, and 10 sacks (25's) flour, 20 sacks and 60 bags 'calf food. 73 sacks bones, 40 cases matches 41 cases cheese* 181 cases meats, 61 cases canned fruits, 46 packages oil, 25 bales leather, 88 cases fruit, 23 cases milk, 20 cases squash,. 20 bags cement, 6 packages hides and skins, 13 packages ranges, 28 packages " beehives, 29 packages railway material, 29 packages telegraph material, 30 cases galvanised iron, 52 rolls wire netting, 102 packages fat, 12 packages washing-boards. 8 crates skewers, 30 cases mil* extract, 9 packages bedsteads, 6 cases in-*--*"»_J_>.s, 5 cylinders ammonia, 18 cases salmon. .Vases salts," 37 packages rope, 14 reels lead, 10 /ases glass, 17 cases spirits, 7 eases photo, goods. ' 10 kegs rennet, 23 cases drugs, 16 cases soap, 33 '<: cases tea-25 cases bacon and lard, 60 packages •' •onfectionery, .10 bales .paper, 34- packages wool- ' Jens, 47, packages -agricultural, implements. 24 ; hogsheads, 20 half-hogsheads, 4 barrels, and 6 tegs ale and stout, 4 cases tobacco. 1 horse, a '■■■quantity oi samples, returned empties, and sun- ":" sries. .'. - " " .• .!." ' . " ' '. - ■'::. - Per Victoria,- from Sydney :•'. 585 crates onions, -172 bag? hark, 140 bags ochre, 26 bags rayrabolams, ft bales cloves, 23, bags coffee, 45 bales .hessian, 508 bagß rice, 100 bags salt. 217 bales '•bottles, 479. sacks.'nitrate of soda, 438 sacks manure, 250 sacks boßeduet 125 bags wax, 20 ox

hides. 131 cases wine*. 50 cares ; beer, 441 packages tea, 794 packages currants, 46 ingots tin, 4o cases tobacco and cigars, 25 bales and 150 reels paper, 25 barrels orearn of tartar, 51 bundles and 3 cases tiles, 28 crates acids, 220 packages pipes, 47 bars angle iron. 52 boiler tubes, 36 piles and 319 pieces timber, 100 cases and 35 hogsheads spirit, 34 slabs marble, 24 canes oil?, 9 bags and 9 casks extract, 75 E.R. drums, 4 hogsheads bisulphite of lime. 9 cases separators, 7 packages ceiling materials, <U cases Scott's emulsion, 10 cases roofing nails, &) cases chlorate of potash, 20 boxes preserved ginger, 10 cases icing sugar, 3 casks •lematite ore, 150 boxes; horse nails, 49 drums carbide, 25 boxes sardines, 4 cases glassware, 14 cases bentwood furniture, 49 cases preserves, 4 cases corsets, 3 barrels tartaric acid, 20 kegs casings, 10 casks peel, 6 bales merchandise, 20 cases glucose, 13 cases leather, 2 extractors, 1 case goods, 2 cases hair pads, 4 kegs salts, 1 case steel shafting, 1 case hats, 13 cases silks, 2 cases shell buttons. 1 case racquet*, 17 packages rattan chairs, 5U cases goods, 50 packages shafts, 1 case briar pipes, 2 bundles ladders, 2 bales bags, 1 case cutlery, 2 cases photo, goods, 1 case boots, a cases axes, 12 packages ranges, 3 sacks seeds, 4 cases agricultural implements, 3 cases ironware, 3 cases chocolate, 22 cases cheese rennet 2 cases cheese colour, 1 case laces, 4 cases machines. 10 oases phono, goods, 8 cases electrical goods, 4 cases drugs, 24 cases woollens, 9 packages machinery, 4 cases music, 3 eases br.oks. 32 packages Japanese baskets, 25 packages periodicals, <h cases dies. 35 cases curios, 5 hales chip braid, 24 cases cotton goods, 10 cases bambooware, 5? bales blinds. 3 ceses screens, 8 cases porcelain. 15 rolls matting, 377 cases fresh fruit, I cases plants, a quantity of sundries, samples, personal ana theatrical effects, and scenery. The s.s. Wimmera, which arrived from the South yesterday morning, brought transhipments per Paparoa from London and Manapoim from Rarotonga. _ ._ .. . ,- .. The new lighthouse at Cape. Brett is to be manned by the following Principal keeper, Mr. Melvor (late of Puysegur Point lighthouse), assistants, Messrs. Lee (assistant at the Brothers) and .Page (of Farewell Spit lighthouse). . Piraci-pal-keeper Anderson, of the Kahurangi Point lighthouse, is to be transferred to the pan Rock light at Auckland, and Mr. Wilson, of the Tutanekai. will take the position of assistant-keeper at Kahurangi in place of Mr. Murray, who will be promoted to principal keeper. THE ALDEBARAN" SIGHTED. Captain W. FouWs, of the s.s. Victoria, which arrived from Sydney last night, sighted the barque Aldebaran. bound from Newcastle to Auckland, on September 2 in latituue 34 degrees 9 minutes south and longitude 153 degrees u4 minutes east. She was steering east and wished to be reported " All well." THE SYDNEY BOAT. The s.s. Victoria, Captain W. Foulis, arrived from Svdnev ah 8 p.m. yesterday, and, being granted pratique, berthed at Queer-street W hart. The master reports that the Victoria sailed from Sydney at 1.45 p.m. on the Ist inst., passed Cape Maria Van Ciemen at 3.30 a.m. yesterday, ami arrived a,= -bove. She experienced light variable winds and fine weather until Saturday, thence strong easterly winds, high seas, and very thick weather until reining port. The Victoria sails for Dunedin, via ports, to-morrow afternoon. "WELLINGTON TO LYTTELTON. . It is now definitely announced that the Mararoa will re-enter the Wellington-Lytte ton terry service this month. She leaves for Lytteltoo on September 21, and will be docked for cleaning and painting. On September 25 she takes up the permanent running, and the Maori will withdraw for overhaul. When the Maori is ready to take up her running again the "ateena will ■wittidraw, and may be placed in the Vi ellmgton-Fic-ton-Nelson service again. WIMMERA FROM THE SOUTH. Yesterday at 8.15 a.m. the Huddart-Parker steamer Wimmera, Captain William Waller, arrived from the South and berthed at Quay-street Jetty No. 2. She left Dunedin on the 31sfc lilt, and'called at the usual way ports, leaving Gisborne for Auckland at 11 cm. on Saturday and arriving as above. Light northerly winds and smooth ?»as were experienced till rounding the East Cape at 4 p.m. on Saturday, thence strong north-east, winds and high seas and thick squally weather till reaching port. She sails for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to-day. ;