SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14300, 21 February 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

a - High Water at Auckland—s.l2 a.m.; 5.42 p.m. Sv .» „ Manukau—7.ll ,v a.m.; > 7.41 * p.m. % ligalten-—Rises, 5.539 a.m.; ; sets, 6.41 p.m. |p! loon—yoli, February 24. 3.6 p.m. ...,. ~ 4-•-■/■ • PORT OF AUCKLAND. ' ___ |gS ARRIVALS. pffe?.- £%:•-• Fesrcmrt 19. |gv-' PEGASUS, H.M. twin screw, third-class pro;~j,; tected cruiser, eight guns. 2135 tons, 5000 horse* power, Commander Home, from New Plymouth. &PSTOMOANA; 8.8., 5957, D. McQueen. from LonSon, and 1 Australia.—Heather, Kobeton, and to., - .'h Ltd., agents. 5 ; NGAPUHI, «. 4 ,'' 640, A. Stephenson, from WhsW. '-liearei. ■- Passengers: Misses Eeardon, Murdoch, Hopkins. Rogers, Riehworth, Ausenne, Harrison, Keytc, Wright, A.; K. Stanton, ft'ykes, K Stan- -- ton, MciidantW Miller, Mead, Cardale, Nichols Si (2), Pvecroft, Kempt home, hawr, Mel hee, Messrs. Temple, Roberts, Cobden, Strong. Nicholls, endail, Gash, Sturrook, Higgins. Harrison, Reid, •>4lntoes,. Richards, Leaning. Aieken, • Mays, . ser- ' " geant-Major Cardale,' and 13 steerage.— p: S.S. Co., agents. :,' * \ CLANSMAN, s.s., 591, E. McLeod, from Russell, fe'Whangaroa, and Mangonui. Passengers j^Jiesdames Seth-Smith, Campbell, Doery, LOord, Dixon, Coulter, Whitehead, Wynvard and child, h. Misses Andrews (2), Condy. Reynolds, Richardson, Sr Baker, Messrs. Ryan, Hogg, Whitehead. Coulter, Wrathall, Florence, Kay, Fagan, Ihoinas, AnV drews, Beeston, Friedlander, Loser, Wallace, Up- ' ton, Derningham.—'Northern S.S. Co., agents. ' • ; • TETONE, s.s,, 520, from Greymouth.— H. Nathan, Ltd., agent#. . AUFOL'RI, s.s., 463, Greenbtrg. from Tauranga. -Passengers: Meedames Stewart. {taker, beiwaaenit Saddler and child. Jordan. Bridges and child, .!•- Jordan, McShay. Raveuhill, Misses Jordan (£>, 0 Sanson, Carlos (2), Murphy, Carruth (2), hemt- ® 'deni, McShay (2). Messrs. Dennis, j Headlani, &Vi' Pearce, Stewart, Sinvjon, . Carlos, Inaer, Home* man. Williams. Walker, Jordan, Saddler. Burns, '4 Lcary v Olrac.Northern S.S. Co., agents. -STELLA. sj., 267, E. Sellers, from the coast.— />'. Leyland-O'Brien Timber Co., agents. V BADEN-POWELL, s.s., 196, H. Peterson, from :C; Whangarei.—Northern Coal Co., agent^, &$£ GLENELG. s.s., 288. F. Jonas, from Whanga- ' " —James Smith and Co.. agents. .4 FKBRCABY 20. WIHMERA, s.s. 3022, Wm. Waller, from Southtin -. and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mes?Mlanves; Orr and child. Fuller, Thomson, Marshall, Sinclair, Carter, Walters, Salmon, McDonald. Foe- ?'■ -*er ; *ad boy, Armstrong. Slowey, Valieret, Robin- •! eon, McMillan. Ivil, Muir and child, Miierlaw, i?SWilliams, Pearson. Misses C-alder, Ranfrec (i), "' Hall, Murray, Allies Thomson (2), Lewis, 1 'erce, Maxwell, Duller. Veale, Marshall, Seymour, War4'.burton. Adams, Craig, MeAlister, Sisters of Mercy ;; {2), Messrs. Hall, J. Dolamore, J. Gray. H. Snaine, Hargraves, Lamb, C. W. Carr. O. Lewis, . Heat. F. Mole, Robertson,. H. A. Smith. Sini?fe llair, Carter, CrcntH- Bcnhsm. Warner, Bioomv leld (5). SftlmoA. Angus, Aked, J. Hall, \andcrreicJ?n. J. Cotter, Slower, Henderson, Murphy, McMillan. C. Harris, Poole, Ivil. A. L. Muir, A. ■" Little, W. Seymour, B. Taylor. F. Henderson, K. ®<ySfc ' George, Pearson, Master Robb, and *3 «teerlge.—L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd., agents. VICTORIA, s.s.. 2969. G.'F. Entwiple> from Syd:- $$&&&, '■ Passengers: Mesdames Mulholland, Freeman, rrotter. G. C. Whitney, McKeniie and 3 children, Webster, Misses M. White, Mannev; t•%M, Trotter-12). Freeman. M. For. K Watkins. Webster (2). Cnrrow (2), Sisters of St. Joseph (3), >'l Messrs. E. Merrimau, A. H. Falconer. i~ De«1- pard W. Stafford. . Mulholland, A- P. Robertson, 6. Dyce, :Scott, Jaeieon. G. C. Whitney, Freer man. L. Crushing. D. Caldwell, W. O'Neill, C. E. ftißaird, J. Anderson, R. P. Creaghie, H. Cleal. W. IfFiiicham, G. Campbell. A. Wool. Favor. H. Haye. -m Fawcett. H. Campbell, Drs. Bond. Beggs, Rev. -h •L. Boas, and ,48 steerage.L. D. Nathan and Co., . Ltd., agents.-' -- WAJOTAHI, s.s., 273, C. Hopkins, from Tairua ' * < ind ijlercun' Bar. Passengers: Mtodamea McIliCune'■/ (2), ■ While." Miss White. Messrs. McCune. "ilMcCaVltoT,. Wallace, Bennett, Mored, Shirley, IWallace, J. MeCan.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. WELCOME, scow. 64. A. Donovan, from 'he coast.Ford Shipping Line, agents. DEPARTURES. , February 19. ; KUJIARA. s-s., 6034, Morton, for the South. §§|MOXOWAI, s.s., J. Robertson, for East Coast ! ft and -Southern ports Passengers: For Givborne — 1 Mesdames - Friar, Crisp, ■ McPhail, Misses Adams, Bell. Carrie, Mills,. W>lls, Messrs. Williams. Friar, 1 Heather. McPhail. Brown, Hodge, Lawren<on, El|,ter/v;:Hunter, Drover, Heenan, McLean. Milier, % DKiit«n. " For Mesdames Brocket!. Jones and two children, Misses Thornton. Kilduff. Carden, Messrs. Yhorr.ton. Brockett, 3lurie, Winks, Halptn. Biltc«.' Edwards (2). Master J. Williams. iFor Wellington—Mesdames --Barton, Mcßribe • and -irtildren.:. Watson s and child. Misses Murray, Coutts, Jfes-srs. ..] Barton. . .Cunningham.! Stanley, 'fsTildridffe. v Grange. Swift. For Lytteltvin—Miss 1 Pape, Mr.' Hsrrii- ■ : : For Dunedin—Mrs. Daw. j? tosse-i Bennett (2), Mr. Saclif;; and 25 steerage Jar all ports. . ; ' SQUALL, 8 s., 349, J. Benton, for Tola go Bet : and. Gi3borne. ■ | JHBITASA, auxiliary lighter, 71, Martin, for ;;Tokoxnarti Bay. - ■ - CASIERI. s.s., 2C3, T. Meyers, for Whsngarei. " . Fhibieabt 20. I" KORORA. ' tbree-ihasted scow, 160, Isaac CcrJwtt, for Holding*.. r .. , /, > V EXPECTED AREITALS. ''' V V" > liOXDOjr.—Paparoa. tf.s., sailed January 6, due about February 25; Mongolia. R.U.S., Via Australia, sailed; January 28, due about March 16; Ni- / iwu, R.S., via- : Australia, sailed January 25, due i'«l>out Marcb 24; Kia Ora, S.S., sailed February 8, due sbout- March 25; Waiinate,- s.s., " to sail February 28, due about April 28; Waktirua, a*., via Australia, sailed February 11 Indralema, w., ' via Australia, to sail March 6; Star of i Scotland, s.s., 'ri» ; Australia, to saiL' •' liyKOPWi,—Cornwall, s-s., via Australia, sailed Jaaaaiy l; due about < March 8; Fiieshire, u., via sailed February 6, due about April 7. , : Puttsr.—Hapai, dredge, sailed : Jsntiaijr-.25.' ;'i s Nkw Toe*.— Star of Australia. , s.s, vis Australia, sailed December •.17;.-';,-; due frf&djaday; Spithead, •! via Australia, sailed: fan nary r 8, doe about March 10; Gcor--8.5., .via.'. Australia, sailed / January 11, j . jce' about April 29; waques, barque, sailed No.«Dker . 25; ; Andromeda, barque, -via Wellington, jailed December 3; Aberlour. Lt, tu Australia, . sailed January Z7, due abdnt . March 20; Mimiro, i via Australia, to sail about March 29. ; : ? Sajr FRAScoco.—Earl of Eljfitt, s.s., to sail;'' Croyden, «.s., to - sail; ■ Gymerii, s.s., to sail. ; ■ STDXKT.—Star,'• of \ Australia, »ls., Thursday: :Mabr-io, s.s., Sanday ; lima, barqucatine, -sailed Fffbruaiy 18.- - > Soi*; Sf«v*sri.— «»*-, early. : r' iFwi-—At«a,; s.s., Wednesday. ' .''"iSocTßt. Sea Isijuros.— s.g.l Wednesdair. ■ STos««x : -; Isuutd.—May Howanl, a*.®., early, "lusuai.—Clan Boss,; sis., early. : . PROJECTED DEPARTCRES.. y- Lcuroo*.—Kjiramea,-: s.s., direct, about to-day; Mongolia, S.M.S., via Australia. March 16. i- ; U SrDTET.—' t.« v • to-day. ©»wra ; i Sea.; latixirt.—Atua," S.s., March: 1. - ■! • ■ ■:■ ' ■ % ; „. mimt. COMPANTrS MOVEMENTS. : " i- ; East Coast.To-day: - Wanaka • ■ sails for the BlnfL'Gamarn, and Tiraaru, via Limestone Is-' land Weißngton, at 5 p.m. Tuesday: Flora : Arrives from Eds? Coast bays. '^Wednesday: Flora, {ittlb ; for East ; Coast J bays, Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington at 5 pm. V Thursday: .Ta raw era sr'jnr«S' mm 3®ta«edin, Lyttelton, Wellington, .' X*pier, and r,(Blstoroe;: • Atna ■ arrives from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa', i and : Tonga. Friday: Squall arrives : from Giaborae, via Whangarei. • Saturday: ; Tara#e» sails for Gisborne, * Napier, Wellington. Lytleiton, and Dunedin at : 12 noon; ;< Squall , sails for Tolago B«y and ! Gisborne it;; 12 ■ noon. ; M •■Wxn COAST-r-Ttaesdayi. Rarawa sails for New' Plymouth at 5 p in.: Kotuku Mils for Gfeymoiiith ; 'at 3 p.m. Thursday : .'Rarawa sails for New Ply- ' gfmith at 3 p.m. Friday: Rosamond sails for cMewiFlyinduthilWellington.' Picton, and, Nelson,' at 3 p.m. Saturday: Rarawa arrives from New Plymouth. ; ■ ■■''./ ■ -■ ; ' ■"■ : HCDDART-PA CO.'S MONUMENTS.' . To-duy; Wimmera sails ' direct lid Sydney at 8.30.p.m. Tuesday: Victoria, sails lor Dunedin, via East Coast ports, at 3. p.m. >: ■ - ■■■*- .r? .. '■ " . 11 , . . NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. -"'- To-day: Auponri i V leaves - for raDga and Ohiwa; Apanui lea-res tor Awanul, Houhora, and Wailiarara, 'V via .: Whangaroa : and ' Mangonui; Chelmsford leaves tor l'arengareng*; - Clansman • leaves tor.Russell;, Kanieri arrives from Whangaiei about midnight;" Kgapuhi leaves' for Whangarei; Claymore leaves Unehunsa: for Raglan and mawhi*;, Waiotahi leaves' for Kuaotunu, Wbanga- ' poua. Port . Charles, Mercury ' Bay, etc. -. - ? Note.— time of departure of outward steam*' . are see the company's time-table on page 1. - , -X: " ' '* L \ l'- "' ■■;-r '- . VESSELS IN HARBOUR. ? ;Ir!». n.M >.«Wf stsanier, In stream.'' * ' Challenger, H.M.S., in stream. ~' - ,• Pegasus, : H.M.S., in stream. ; i •/:•/' : -v. Buteshire, s.s., at Railway Wharf. V ;-v;« Vfictbria,. s.s., at. Queen-street Wharf.. . i- : • Tomoana, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. ' > Kalpara, ;a.s., In Calliope Dock. . • SW/»naka,';S.s.; at -Railway Wharf. Kuramea, : s.s., : at - Railway Wharf. Wiminera, ; s.».,:"at; Hobson-strect - Wharf. .. i, j > e,>s.»'., at Railway Wharf. ~' . v jlt(ieio,-;auA«.; Jtt Hobson-street Extension. :Ganymede, barque,', in stream. ,' .. : ; VoUtbern Cross, s.s., in stream. 1 : ' -!foßfav<Haamea,i pchooner, in v stream. - > i-T«ab«l; :; - sch6on,er; ; '-LT' stream. ;v■; ■ - .4' K«r(itu, ketch, in a stream. • ; W«la|)u, schooner, at Railway Wharf. ; . ■ ■ ' .. 'J. " .. . ■■/'.: - v. :-.:; IMPORTS. *' Per Tomoana, from London: 1800 tons general merchandise < <. -» > ;;Per Petone. from. Greymouth: 725 tons coal. ? Per Wimmera, from the Mouth: 673 bags pota;toes. 122 sack." bran, 160 sacks : malt, 728 sacks grass' sectt, 690 • sacks, 80 100's, 560 00'*, and 20 sacks, (25'k) flour, 745 hacks out*, SO Hacks peas, . 9 t sacks booiTs, 2684 sacks wheat, ]2 sacks meal, 8 bugs ; calf food, 60- sacks manure", 55 oases matches, 55 cases, soap, 30 cases Jam, 22 esses milt ' extract, 241 cases meats, 57 packages cmfectlonery, 36 cases bacon, 115 cases butter, 30 bundles spouting, packages ranges, 132 cases preserved - fish, ' 23 kegs nails, 50 coses candles. 4 rases galvanised Iron, 10 cases hops, 17. packages sheep dip, 150 - cases canned fruits, .44 eases tea, i bales Imlr.lOhitlpfl leather, 22 acid cases, li <the»t«irlfles; 3 cases' tobacco, 15 cases; boots, 6 cast's : bottles, 24 rams, 32 bales bags, 40 packages implement*. 50 -packoges woollens; 50 hogsheads, 13;.Iiflrrel(ii and 23 ousesi ale, .&■ quantity of reAitirhfed. ;• empties!".; furniture, samples, and- suniria*./ : '* : '.. . Per- VWorln,: from Sydney; 38 bales paper,; 155 ;.MjHi.apokM,' 336. oaves, 137 shafts, 1750 felloes, -770 stssfiw wee. 83 lengths and 44 bundles pipes, 33 6 " osrt < i ß „ c - vlfr ." lcr » «?»"• 83 packages tea. 865 '■mIsI package*, bottles, 66 bags peanuts, and 20 barrels -oil, 543 pieces timber, 800 «nned fruits, 250' Imps V. * ;' u **c* ''"it pulp, 32 drums etfrbide. IB '.'"v i

. rolls lead; 25 bales wbolpacks. 40 bundles hair?. 67 sacks cornflour, 305 cases phonographs, 47 pieces ; freestone, 20 hogsheads white spirits, 1250 bags charcoal, 20 1 ingots; tin,. 3 cases silk. 255 cases wines and spirits, 14 cases tobacco, 198 sacks rock salt, 15 bales i cassia. 8 cases ceiling material, 5 bales corks, 5 case, pianos, 270 cases, fruit. ;-:■; THE' WARSHIPS. H.M.B. Pegasus arrived from New Plymouth at 7.30 a.m. on Saturday and took up an anchorage In the man-o'-war ground. ' .. - v H.M.S. Powerful is due at Auckland to-day from Sydney. . ' TOMOAXA FROM LONDON. The-Trser liner Tomoana arrived from London, via Australia, at 4 p.m. on Saturday, and after inspection berthed at Queen-street Wharf. She left the Homa port on December 15 and arrived at Melbourne on February 3, leaving again on ■ the Wh for Sydney, which port was reached on the Uth. After discharging cargo the Tomoana took her departure from Sydney for. Auckland, on the 14th at 6 p.m. and arrived a* above. Fftte weather was met with on the voyage. Captain D. McQueen, late of the s.s.' Hawke's Bay, is now i master of the Tomoana, and expects the steamer to resume her voyage to Southern ports- on Wednesday. . ' s .-'■"'.. THE FETONE IVES. The steamer Petone arrived from Greymouth at 7.30 a.m. on Saturday with a cargo of : coal for the s.s. Buteshire. She met with fine weather on the voyage and berthed at the Railway Wharf to tranship her freight into the Home trader. WIMMERA FROM THE SOUTH. The s.s. Wimmera, Captain William Waller, arrived from Dnnedin, via ports, at 9.30 a.m. yesterday after a fine weather passge tad lierthed at-Hobson-Btreet Wharf. She sails for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to-day. THE SYDNEY BOAT. Fine clear weather, with light variable winds and smooth seas, accompanied the s.s. Victoria (Captain G. F. Entwiste) en the voyage from Sydney to Auckland. The steamer reached port' at 3.30 p.m. yesterday, and after inspection berthed at Queen-street Wharf. To-morrow afternoon she will leave for Dunedin. via port*. ,'r i ' THE STAR OF AUSTRALIA. The s.s. Star of Australia, in continuation of her voyage from New YOrk and Australia, left Sydney on Saturday afternoon for Auckland, and should put in an appearance here about Thursday n*"-t. . THE VANCOUVER It Is understood that the re-instatement of the Malta! in the Sydney-Brisbane-Vancouver trade is to. be only a temporary arrangement, and she will be later on replaced by a smarter vessel. Some definite announcement will" probably be made when the Vancouver mail contract is renewed. It is , already reported, however, that the Manuka will.shortly withdraw from.the intercolonial running, and will sail from Sydney for Brisbane and Vancouver on May 9. TRANSHIPMENTS. The s.s. * Victoria, which reached Auckland yesterday afternoon from Sydney, brought transhipments ex Hellenic from Sweden, Yawata Maru from Japan, Schwabeu, .V,sburg, Werms, and Rostock from Germany. MOKOIA TO REPLACE HAUROTO. Mindful of "the importance of passenger traffic that has steadily developed since the inauguration of the Wclling-ton-Karot"nga-Pnpeete-'Frioco service, the Union Steam Ship Company has decided ta withdraw the Hauroto from the service and replace her by the fine passenger steamer Mokoia. The latter will take up the running, leaving \Yellingtoir for Rarotong.i and Pa|>eete on Marc»i 16. -Her second trip will lie from Wel-lington-on April 21. but beyond that no sailings are fixed. The Mokoia has "been engaged in the intercolonial service for a considerable . period. Until December last she was plying direct betveen Auckland and Sydney, but for the cast couple of months her running has'lteen from Dunedin to Auckland' to connect with the Maheno for .Sydney. As far as the Mokoia's passenger accommodation, is concerned, she is regarded as one of the inost comfortable steamers of the 'fleet.PORT OF ONEHUNGA. • ARRIVALS. February 19 RARAWA, e.s.„ 1072, E. Stephenson, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses West wood, Weld- ' man, Glynes, Spedding. Dean, Lepine, West wood. Weldman. Protberoe, Scott, ■ May, • Mesdames Denis and child, Johnson and child, Cornaga, Vaniarugh. Kitchen and child, Messrs. C. O'Connor, Denis,' Walters, Wynyard. W.C. Ring. List, W. Walters, Isaacson. Langton, ; Brown, Hudson, J. Chaafe, Cooper. Bush, A. IL Tapper, Long, P. Tapper, Cumen, Dean, Toramon, Sole, King, Weston, Heslon, Revell. Hodder. C. Coleman, V. Cornaga. Scott, Fla, Qooder, Blake, Alvery, Vanbrugh. Kitchen, Leslie, Dummer, Jones," Ryan, Spencer, Nearr, Kilgour, Taylor, Jackson, Finnis, Qneree, Taylor, McAllister, Coleman. W. H. Irwin, Davey, Hall, and 26 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. -~' •'.- \ ,"-- . ■-_. : i CORINNA, s.s.. 1271, Cameron, from Dun«4ft and way ports.— S.S. Co., agents. ) KOTUKU. a*., 1064, Edwin, from Greymouth.— . Union S.S. Co.;- agents. . -,;, - "., .;■■ ■ CLAYMORE, s.s., 158, E. Dorling, from Hokianga.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. "-..rv".; : .?/• : . ■:>'-. °:; v?r t ; ;. DEPARTURES. - --' FEBRCAnr 20. i, RARAWA, jt:; 1072, E. Stephenson, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Choll, Wade, G. Short, J. E. } Allen, : McDiarmid, Fowler, Grigg, Sellers, Johnston, M<.fdames Jones, Loveridge. Proude. and 2 children. .Boas,.' VT. St:..ds and 2 children, McDiarmid. Smith, Mackay, Maszolinni, Jaclkson, Messrs. L. Goodge, Higginson, Cameron, B. Stohr, Fearon, A. H. Busby, McDiarmid, ,Jeu->> kinson, Ross. Fagan, Meadell, Jones, Fagan, May, Broadway, Cobdcn.' Thompson, and 13 steerage. CORINNA, s.s., 1271, Cameron, fof New Ply. mouth ' and Wellington. ;. . - BY TELEGRAPH. :;OMAPERE.— February 19: Arrived—Reliance, scow, from Onebunga. - KAIPARA-—February 13:" Arrived, yesterday— Hnia. aux. Schooner, from Lyttelton. ■ Sailed, to- , day : Jeosie Craig, barque, for Melbourne. GISBORNE.— 20: Arrived, at 6 p m.— Monowai. s.s., from Auckland. ' Hailed, at 10.30 a.m.— tjs., for Aucklat o> vis way ports. BLUFF.—February 20: Sailed— Morere, «.«.; for Gisborne. "','''■■■]'■' -^ : "■ '-"''' /;,,''■-'-. '■• ';'<:": SYDNEY.—Febraarj- 19: : Sailed, at 2.30 p.m.— Warrimoo, : s.e., fcr Wellington' Star of Australia, 5.6., for Auckland. February 20—Arrived, at 9 a.m.—Malwa, ■ R.M.S., from Auckland. MELBOURNE.—February 20: Arrived—Sloeraki •i.,* from New Zealand and Hobart..-,".", - NEW PLYMOUTH.—Fehrnary-19: Arrived, all 10 a.m.—Rosamond, as., from - Onehunga. , . , . --r- ' '