SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14334, 2 April 1910, Page 6

SHIPPING.

1.. tm - High Water- at Ancklan<»-o'.& antt o.*9' pan. ; „ . „ - Manukau-2.22 a.m.; 2.48 p.m. j f^un_Ui ?e «,6.6 a:m.; srts, 5.44 p.m. I <;/iloon—Laisty quarter, to-morrow, 0.18 p.m. . - . ' WEATHER REPORT. ';/Mr. D. C. Bates issued the following weather ■ l-eport : at 4 p.m. yesterday:— -„ ■ Wind. Bar. 'Weather. • ; - Kusseli ■'■- -'iJ- S..Tight I Js) 29.88 Fair Manukau Heads S.W.. light 2J-95 >>»<= Auckland • ... *-«.. light 29.92 Fine 5 Tauranga ... Calm •'. . 2987 ra.r Port Anurlti ... S.E.. light . '£.£ Overcast Wellington ... >".. light 29.95 Fair Castlepoint ... S.W., light 29.»0 i"' e Sew Plymouth.. S.W., light 29.93 Fait Cape Kgmont ... S.E., fresh 29.98 ime Wanganui ... S.K., fresh 29.y2 Fine Cape Farewell... >'~ fresh 29.95 . Fine Cape Foiilwind.. S.W., breeze 29.96, Fine... , Westport ... W., breeze - 29-97 Fair Cape Campbell.. N.W., light 29.95 Fine Kaikoura ... N.N.K.. light 29.97 Fine Akaroa Light .. S.W., licht 30.02 Fine Port Chalmers... S.W., fresh 50.03 Gloomy Nuggets -, S.W.. fresh 30.03 Overcast Bluff ... , ..: W.S.'V.. light 30.10 "Fine" WEATHER FORECAST. ;;■ • Mr. Pairs' summary and forecast is" as follows : — "he wind- in the lear of the cyclone decreased in torce during the night, and moderate southerly vinds. with cool and changeable weather, have prevailed, except in the extreme South, where venditions have been more unsettled. The precnt indications are for squally and unsettled veather in the southernmost districts, but fair * eat her generally elsewhere. Moderate southerly minis are:probable northward of New Plymouth ' md Napier; and moderate to strong westerly (rinds elsewhere, .PORT OF AUCKLAND. . ;-. ARRIVALS. YVAiTANC.I. s.s.. 197, A. Stephenson, from the Sreat Barrier. Passengers: "Misses Williams, ;k)ldsmi!h. Mesdanies Staples, dittos, Heighway, Messrs. dittos. Hagett, Smith, Parsons, Lind, C. Newman, K Newman, Ferguson, Booth, Parris. Staples. Clark. Master -Robertson..—Northern S.S. ' Co.. agents. KANIERI, s.s., 203. T. Meyers, from Whangairei. Passengers: Mis. Levin. Messrs Ross, Kiersian, McNa:i. Buckley.—Xorthernn S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. j FLORA. s.s.. 1273, P. C. Ross. far Wellington, Via East Coast lavs, Gisborne, and- Nanier. Passengers: .Mrs. Ellis. Misses Stevenson. Orr. Ellis, /Earl, Messrs, Beckett, Langland, Lomas, and 2 ' steerage. : -„>r. '• .;•■'•'■■'■ '; NGAPUHf, s-9.. 640. E. Stephenson, for Wha- -. ngarei.' >. ..■••. ' NOATIAWA, s-s., 463, W. Bark, for Opotiki. WAIOTAHI. S.S., 278, C. Hopkins, for. Mercury Ray and way ports. STELLA. s.<„ 267, E. Sellars, for the coast. iJLEXELG, s.s.. 288. F. Jonas, for Whangarei. PELICAN, "s-s., 162, Whittingham, for Mercury ' Bav. •..■"-.. " ; ' „ ENDEAVOUR, auxiliary ketch, 84, A. Carter, for Limestone ■ Island. _•; ■ ■•' :■ iIORIPE, barque. 1142,-F. Cacase, for Mercury Bay. Whangapoua, and the ."United Kingdom. . CrANNET. scow, 87, L. Vasta, for the coast. ! KORORA. three-masted scow, 160, Isaac Corb»tt, for Mangonui. • ; ' •■ ' ■ THREE CHEERS, scow, 98, W. Rogers, for Whangarei. .:' '. .; • - ■■'..:• ■. HUIA, scow, 78. Highman, for Whangarei. I ;•"•,- EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ' W Lostkjs-.— .s.s., to sail Febru- : ary ,28. due ..about April 28; ..: Wakarua. • «.r.; / via Australia, sailed ! February 11. due about April 6; Morea. H.M.S.. via ports, sailed Fabrniryt, due "about April? 13; Indralema, «»., 'Australia, • to sail -March '6 Star of Scotland, a.s., via Australia, sailed February 24. due about April 24; Opatss: «.«.,"sailed March : 8. due al>out April 20; Delphic, 'ins., sailed March ■ 26; Xerehana; s 5... via ; Australia, sailed March 26. due about May.l3;Tndradevi, s.s., via Australia, • to. sail early. V., •..-. \~.f*\~,~ '■' ~ ' .-*';"'■' Liverpool—Filestore, 6.5., via Australia, sailed 1 February 6,' ■'■* due ./about- April, 20; Rangatira. new" s-5..-" sailed February 23. due ; early in April; Lravton Grange. s.s., via Aus- ."" tralia.'salled March 5, due about May 5; Sussex, -: a.5... via Australia, to. sail about April 2. . • • • Paislky.—Kapai, r.; dredge, ; sailed , January 26. due early. ■z-^~->-'C*-^3 -. t-.- ■;.-.."'■;. -"'•*• •'- "'-'■■'■ New Took'.—-Spithead,■>■'«.« via Australia, sailed January 8. due about April 5; Aberlour, s.s.. via Australia, mailed Ira'rioary^g?. "title aliout- 'March 30; Incirale?na. 5.5... via Australia, sailed February 25, .duo Mav,2; Mimlroi, s.s., via Australia, .to sail about April IridVani. s.s.. to sail about April 23; Straihclydi*. s.s., via Australia, to sail May 15. • MosTßEArl—Rakaia. «.*.'. via porta, to sail Mav 14; A'bakaiani*, a!*.,".via ports, to sail June 15-" :-•-* :-': -. ~ -:. ■ ~.._. :; :„ " ■ ■ > San Fk.iscisco.—Croydon, s 9., to sail; Gymcric, :B.s;, to rail- 1 .'•;■' '■'/•■'■".'"' ■'■'■- ' j'"- Sydji-ey.—Pioneer, H'.'M".S'.*,' "to-day;' Wimmera, a.s., jjib sotaoaa ■ i. -RESfREW.—Maui, dredge,, via . Melbourne, due about 'April. 10.'" ■■'' 'r ;i ..Bt : 'jr.:i%V!>M -Jk-. . ■ v' Newcastle.—Aldebaran. ; barque,. sailed March 27; Louisa Craig, barque,*to t sail; Handa Isle, - barrtnenfihe," to" sail.'""-"' *^;.'-;' *"*- ; ' i' •'> "' ■''.:',- i: - •■ '■'-.'■ "T "PORT; STEPEBSS.— barque, to sail. ' Edithbc; .o.—Selwyn Craig, barquentine, sailed March 10. '7 : : t • . - ' ' ',;.'':CArxrrrA.--Aparima;: s.s., via porta, to^- sail ' April 7. ■}>-....'.'.: ': {■ . ;;. v Fiji.—-Atu«,'"-r s.s.,', early. ■ ■..'»»■..' .South Sea Islands.—Atua, s.s., early.' L EAdTEiur : Pacific—Talune, s.e.i April 7. • t r TROiSCTED DEPABTCRES. LosDoy.—jtrtthearn. a.s., direct, about April ,*: 12 V V"^■*•''"*< i * _.'" ; ' , '^ ; >''- : ' ■'''•'"-■■..'. ~ STDyrrf'-'rictona, -s.s-i ilonday.' ■ -' . ; .'- ■ " NoßTOLKfenAXD.—Southern Cross, s.s., April 7. v MELASEStAjr-Southern Cross, s.s., April 7. NiTJE.—Kereru, ketch, alwut Monday. '.; v . South Sea 'TsLAiiiis.—Atua, early. !FBrESDLT ; IBI,AJ*D3.— schooner, Monday. *>■ CNiON" COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. (&1 East• COAbT.—To-day: Hauroto stils for Gisborne, Napier, j Wellington, LytteltoD, and Duu : edin. Monday: Squall arrives from' Gisborne and ' sails for To'iago Bay and Gisborne at 5 p.ra.; . Wanafca arrive! from the Bluff, Oamaru, Timiiru» Napier, and i Gisborne; •Kor'omiko sails for Newcastle (meantime) at, 5 p.m. Wednesday: Navua . arrives from Westport; Wanaka sails for the Bluff. Oamaru, and Tiniaru at 5 p.m. .; Thursday: Tarawera arrives Iroin Dunedin.TijhtelUui,,Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne. ; Saturday: Squall arrives ' from Gisborne and sails for Tolago Bay and Gis- : borne ' e\ ■ 12 noon; Tarawera sails for Gisborne. Napier, Wellington, ; Lyttelton, and Dunedin at 12 noon.'"' -- : *" -' '' "' ■'■ '" ■■ ' ' ."' ' :v West COAaT.—To-day : i Corinna arrives from the. South. Sunday: Rarawa'-isails.for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. Tuesday: Harawa sails for New Ply-, : mouth at 3 p.m. Wednesday: Kini sails for Grey;mouth (meantime) at 5 p.m. Thursday: Barawa i tails for 3few Plymouth at,3 p.m. Friday: Rosa- ' mond .sails for "Wellington, Picton, and N-lson ■ It 3 1 p.m.;. Saturday ':-■' Rarawa-: arrives from' New ■ 'iymoutta. ",';'' { ::,':-'■''"■'X-''-'.'•'■"■'■- ' '■'' '>■'.■'!'■'. ■' ./' HUDDART-PARKER CO.'S '.MOVEMENTS. ]]j Sunday: Victoria arrives " (rom Southern ports. 'Monday: Wimmera arrives from Sydney; Vicioria sails direct for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. Tuealay: Wimmera . sails for Dunedin, via East Coast ports, afcoj p.E\ ; '''-"••'-.:'.;>-,'/ .; - .-.■- *.-. ■■■■-' ■ ;, NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-dav: " Kgapuhi arrives from Whangarei; Aupouri arrives from Tauranga about 8 a.m.; Waiotahi arrives from Mercury Bay about 10.30 p.m. Sundav: -Rarawa leaves Onehunga for New- Plymouth; Clansman arrives from the North about 8 a.m. :-Apanui. arrives from Awanui about 8 a.m.; Clfcymore arrives from Hokianga about 6 ; a.m. : ; "'■'■:" ':';'■.. *;'■ -:■;:'•- • '■■■ . .' >• . .' For time of departure of outward steamers see company's time-table on page 1. ■ "', • VESSELS IN HARBOUR . \ Iris, K.M. cable "steamer,; in stream. '■■■:'' Ennerdale, 5.5.,; at Railway* Wharf. Southern Cross, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Ki» Ora, s.s., at Railway Wharf. '-■■■:i- : Georgia, a.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Koromiko, 5.3., at Hobson-street Wharf. ,- \ A ndromedti,'' barque, at Queen-street Wharf. Kaipara. s.s.. in Calliope Bock. * foafa Haamea. • schooner, in stream, Isabel, schooner, at. Hobson-street .Wharf. Kereru, ketch, at Railway Wharf, foseph Craig, barque, at Hobson-street Extension, lima, barquentine, at Railway Wharf. : THE VICTORIA. • .The Huddart-Psrker steamer Victoria is expected to. arrive \ii Auckland to-morrow morning . Irova Southern and East Coast ports. She leaves 'or Sydney at 5.50 p.m. on Monday. . THE SYDNEY BOAT. Y ' Owing to the Easter holidays, the s.s. Wiranera did not leave Sydney for Auckland until i .} p.m.. ' n Thursdaya day : late-Hind ; will not ./;■■« due at . this port, until .Monday afternoon. ' DEVON LEAVES LYTTELTON. \ The New - Zealand and African Company's reamer Devon left. Lyttelton at 8 a.m. yesterday V or Avonmoutb, Liverpool, and Glasgow, via ~'A s Palmas, with the following passengers:— .. ind . Mrs. •. Greenwood. '■> Mr. and Mrs. A. H. '. tVrightson.-and 3.children, Miss Russell, Dr. . Brown, Mr. A. XV. Manning, Mrs. Hill, Mr. John Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. ; Stainton and 3 children, Mr. and Mrs. Breitwig ■?. and -2 children, Sir.' W. F., Moorman. " Mr. and : Mrs. Loveband and .3 children, Mr. J.. W. Renton, Sire. Harvey and infant. Miss Jane Lewis, ' Mr. . Robson, : Mr. G. W. Armitage, Mr. Dodd, Mr. T. Sinclair-. Mr. and Sirs. Good, Sir. and : ; Master A. Deakin, Mr. J. W. Goulder, Mrs. Sims rind 3.children! Mr. J. Gowan, Mr. J. Dickenson, Mr. James. •" ,:-. : -. , t - 1.. .■■.■.'V-. ; '... ■"■■■;.'...;.... ,;. LIGHTHOUSE-KEEPERS. ";■;.. >*; The :principal, lighthouse-keeper at the Kahu-■:>'rftngi;-Point, lighthouse-' is tc transfer to the Akaroa lighthouse in. place of f Mr.'McNeil, who Jllbtproceeding, to ;■ England .oh six months' leave *>f : - absence. . Mr. ; -Thompson, principal light- ' teeper st the Brothers, is ,:to' transfer to the :»iCahurangi ; Point lighthouse, and Mr. Tutt, of the i Cape Campbell | lighthouse, is to transfer to the Brothers. • Mr» .George ?, Greig, principal keeper of Point lighthouse, ! left by . the Maori " on i Wednesday.* night,. after, spending.. a . holiday In Wellington! ' ' " '""•'■]'-:• \.'\ ' '"" \ • ' THE Ploneer; ; , i ; H.M. cruiser Pioneer is expected to arrive at •Auckland to-day from Sj-dne*,, , _,: :,_ .- I

'■'-."■ ! : THE HAUROTO. 5 :' - | The Union '<■ Company's steamer Hauroto, from Dunedin, via port/ to Auckland, passed the East Cape at 8 a.m. yesterday, and should reach port early this morning. ; She was unable to • work Gisborne, and her late arrival is probably due to bad weather on the coast. . . / v THE SCHOONER YSABEL. . ■ The schooner Ysabel sails for Tonga, " Vavau, and Haapai about Monday next. On her former trips to the Friendly Islands the Ysabel usually visited Keppels and Niuafou—outlying islands in the Tongan Group—but Captain Ross has nowdecided to omit these ports of call in future, and thus to make shorter voyages between Tonga, etc, and Auckland. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. RARAWA, S.S., 1072. XV. F. Norbury, ■ from . New Plymouth. .Passengers: Misses Rule, ] Robertahaw, James. Ixingdale, Mesdamcs Clayton, Brocklehurst,' Maekay, Messrs. Bach, Seaton, Blytb, Longdon. Rogers," .Clayton, Broi'klehurst, Pickering, Master Mackay,- and 22 steerage. — Northern S.S. Co., agents. ROSAMOND. s.s.. 721. Watson, from Picton.— Union S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. RIMC. s.s., 339, Richards, for Opunakc and Wanganui. . CLAYMORE, s-s., 198. E. Dorling. for Hokianga. OHINEMURI, s-s.. 75. J. Grubb, for Hokianga. BY TELEGRAPH. KAIPARA HEADS.-March 31: Arrived— auxiliary schooner, from Lyttelton. TAURANGA.—ApriI' 1: Arrived at 10.50 a.m.— Aupouri, s.s.. from Auckland. KEREKERL—ApriI 1: Sailed—Moa, scow, for Auckland. ~ NAPIER.—ApriI 1: Arrived at 5 —Monowat, S.S., from Auckland. She did not connect at Uiafaorne. —Victoria, s.s., for the North and Sydney. , Passengers for Auckland: Misses Long, Robinson, .'Meadames Bennett,' Tinsley, Bunny, Messrs. Bennett, Tinsley, Woodall.WELLINGTON.— 1: Sailed at 6.30 a.m.— Aotea, s.s.. for London. LYTTELTON.— 1: Sailed—Devon, s.s., for Avonmouth; at 6 a.m., Powerful, H.M.S., for (lobar!; Wairiea, s.s., for Wellington; Mararoa, S.S., for Wellington; Warrimoo, s-s., for Melbourne, via the Bluff. Arrived— s.s., from Chatham Islands, after a stormy passage, heavy southerly gales and seas being experienced on the voaygij; Ngahere, s.s., from Greymouth; Wairnea, s.s., from the French Pass, via Picton. DUNEDIN.—ApriI 1: Tarawera, s.s., for the North. Passenger for Auckland: Miss Stewart. Te Anau. s-s.. for the West Coast. Arrived—Rikanoa, s.s., from Lyttelton. SYDNEY.-April 1: Arrived—Slaheno, s.s. (at 11.30 a.m.). from Auckland; Fiona, s.s., from' Auckland. <v> ... •'. , ■■■'-< ■• ■ MELBOURNE.—: Brisbane, s.s., from Wellington. HOBART.—ApriI 1: Arrived— s.s., from London.. . -;