SHIPPING

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14347, 18 April 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING

iigb Water at , Auckland—2.s7 a.m.; 3.25 p.m. :''„'" •>.-";' „,-' Manukau—4.s6 a.m.; 5.24 p.m. SnnilUsea! 6.21 a.m.-,:, sets, 5.21 p.m. Moon—Full,': April ,25," 0.53 a.m..

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

7 ' V .. ARRIVALS. '; ; . 'YJ-i /.>" ■;'•' *' To'"-" J*,' "'" l ,- APRIL 16. •"■'.* N'GAPUHI, s:s.; '640, E. • Stephenson, from Wnangarei. 'Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Hall and ; , 2 children, Mr. and Mrs.; Rawnsley, Mr. and Mrs. Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Cocker, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie, Misses Wright, Meyenberg, Colgan Crawford, ■, James. Howie, Gordon, Murgatroyd, Gordon, ' ; Fulljames, Thompson. Mesdan'es Aiekin, Gardiner Sloan, Morrison, Boag, Russell, Stuart, Lumsden,, Dobbie, Messrs. Tucker, White, Pauldcn, Crawford. Taylor, Wakelin, Belcher,. Morrison, - Brown, Searle, ■■ ■ Rhodes, Lord, Mac Lean, Cardno, North. McMillan. Christie, Martin, Hutt, Harris, Cutten, S.M., and 14 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. ' CLANSMAN,, s.s., 591. E. McLeod, from Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonui. Passengers: Mesdames Saunders. Campbell and child, Dangen and child. Bathurst, Vultlar and 2 children, Aker and child. Manuel and child. Stewart. Matkins. .Misses MaUi, Geddis, Begg, Housley, McLeod, Cain. E. Choat, Irving, Kin, Nurse Walker, • Messrs. F. Pilling, J.W. Ryan. Warden (21. G. H Allen, Davis (2), Garrett. L.;-Lane, R. Lawrence. W. 11. Bailey, L. Bright, Valder, Is vol, R. J. Pall. Rice, Stevenson, Donelly, Revf. ~ G. Carr; Aker, and Manuel.—Northern £.:•-. Co., agents. •' "' . '. ' "'AUPOURI, s.s., 16.-5, T. Haultain, fr> ■; '.auranga. Passengers: Mesdames York, Ma; ! - -son, Blunde and child, K-rid,' Miss Maunsell. Messrs. Ibbotson, J. C. Adams. McKcnzie, Lee, Reid, Johnstone, and 2 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. STELLA, s.s., 267. E. Sellars, from the coast.— Leyland-O'Brien Timber Co.; agents. V. PELICAN, s.s., 162, Whittingham, from the coa-t.—Devon port Ferry Co., agents.-, ' .'HAVOC, scow, 60, E. Wilson, from Ngunguru.— : , Northern Coal Company, agents. HERALD, scow, 75, Johansen, from Ngunguru. Northern Coal Company, agents. !*:"' THREE CHEERS, scow, 98. W. Rogers, from W'hangarei.—J. J. Craig, Limited, agents. _ CLIO, topsail schooner, S4, W. relley, from Wh.;ngarei.—J. J. Craig, Limited, agents. -BEE, scow, 54, Donovan, from the coast.— Adam Emirali, ageut. .. .'.;■•■' ALMA, scow, 57..L Soars, from Ngunguru.— R. S. Reynolds, agent.' ;• . TALISMAN, , scow, , .86, A. ' Sanderston, from Whangarei.—James Smith and Co., agents. KAIAIA, scow, 45, a. Berridge, from the coast.— and Goldsboro', agents. VINDEX, scow, 23, J. Biddick, from the coast. —Biddick fc. - id Goldsboro', agents. C-■ \ . : . J . APRIL 17. :; / ' RANGATIRA, s.s., 7500. Lowden, from Liverpool and Adelaide.—A. S. Paterson and Co., agents. ... ' VICTORIA, s.s., - 2369, G. F. ' Entwisle, from Sydney. Passengers: Mesdames Taylor and ciiild, Killip; F. H. Earl and infant, E. J. Boyle, •'-•-:'■ & B. Wells. Miss Killip, Messrs. E. J. Butcher, J. W. Kettleweil. W. M. Hopkins, L. Robertson, J. Bullow, H. W. Jovtu, C. B. Wells, Woodlnll, Bull, N. Spencer. J. McDonald, A. 15. Burnell, S Lvttle, L. Logan, J. Fisher, H. T. Weal, G. • Pollard. A. Wilson, A. Rowe, F. W. Fisher. J. • ~ Haslctt, F. H. Earl, Molesworth, H. Robertson, E. J. Boyle, and 50 steerage.—L. D. Nathan and • Co., Limited, agents. . " ' . 1 WIMMERA, s.s., 3022, William 'Waller, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mes- . dames McFariane and three children, Ross, Slathieson, Espie. Robinson, Greenfield, Fredric, • Mitchell and child, Wylie, Crawford, Bunby, Neill , and child, Clarke, Lennoa and child. Misses Rol- - linson, Houghton, Manning, Organ, Hill. Morrison (2». Wylie, Sargent; Cannichael, Barrington, Hode, Cooke. :'. Corbett. Home, Messrs. H. Staff, E. E. Silvia, E. H. Houghton, Ross, Sturwant, C. Robinson, Clarke, R. A. Wilson, Sampson. F. J. Connelly, Csto. S. Peddle, Miller, J. Ogle, Roberts. J..Cato. Tocknell. G. Humphreys, E. Adair, ■' i- F. Lowndes, Trebilcoek, Goldsworthy, Jag- \ ■'■■■-get, ■ Neill, Cook, Lennon, Sprott, Littler, Solo- '-.'■•■■'' mon, E. Lane. Lee. A. Finlayson. Longland. Harle Giles Mulbarn. W.Dallen.,Captain C. McDonald, . Master Clark, and 45 steerage.—L. D. Nathan and :, C 0.,. Limited, agents. ';..:■ ■": ' • ;> ' " ' WAIOTAHI, s.s., 278, C. Hopkins, from Tairua and Mercurv Bay. Passengers: Mesdames Wilson, i Coehlan, O'Sull'ivan, Miss Regan. Messrs, Luke, ■'.: Stevens, SnlHvah, Hendy, Kean; Walker. Mitchell, ■..•• Captain Francesco Northern S.S. Co., : .-'. ;''/..agents. -.' j ;■ ''".-.':'•;■'.:'.'■■•' / ■ .■;■ . '-'.•'•■'.'.""' ,v ; ; ■ ',',.. DEPARTURES. . "*1""' ' ''■-' April 16. r ' ■•■'J HAUROTO. s.s., 1988. D. McLean, for East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: ForGisborne— Cooper (2), Bayliss, Adamson, Mesdames I*Buchanan,1 *Buchanan, M." Rice. Jones. ' C. Taylor and ':": 2: children. Goodwin, Messrs. Goodwin, Alley, , J Solomon. .Pearce, Robinson,'; Asmuss, W. S. R. Bloomfield." "For Napier—Misses Robb, Houghton, .'"-- " Lang,- E. -Morton/ Mesdames Mcßae, Wilson. Messrs. Mcßae,, J. Foster. For Wellington—Miss Haisr, Mesdames Symington, Culpit, Messrs. L. - B. Fostf -T, J.-Moncks. Jaques. .For Lyttelton— Miss > Coward. Messrs. J.' W. Henderson, Westmacott. For' Dunedin—Miss Arnold. Mrs. Arnold, Mr. .Arnold,- and 30.steerage for all-ports.: :> - »':■ '• SQUALL; s.s., 369, • J.'"Be«ghtonrfor Gisbofne, Via Tolago Bay..' 'T ; *i-:'.T '. " v ;> ■■ ' " , " , - ''■ , WAIROA, s.s.. 100, Cook, for the coast.', V '■< M ■ ETHEL WELLS, scow, ■ 20,' T. Wells, for Wha- ; ngs rei. *". - ~"■''''-',.•- ■ "■',:'.';"_ DAPHNE, scow, 20, forWhangarei.. 1 .:■_ . VESPER, scow, 45, for the coast. ;" .""-.'. ;,■'.;...";.■,'..;'- .:>■- .'■.. April 17. r s .-•'■. :]_ -,:..; :"'STELLA, s.s.. .267, E. Sellars, for the coast. :' THREE CHEER'S, scow, 98, W. "Rogers,' for Whangarei. *,-. '. \ v BRAVO, scow, 98, E. Nelson, for Ngunguru. • 'KANTERI,' s.s., 2C3, T. Meyers, for Whangarei. EXPECTED r ARRIVALS. ;■ LOSDOS.—Star v of "Scotland, s.s., via Australia, sailed February 24,; - due ■ about , April 24; Opawa, 5.5.,. sailed March 8, due about 'April 20; Waimatc, s.s., due about April 28; •Delphic, . 8.8., "•' sailed ■■:; March 26, .due i about May 9; Nerehana, s.s., via Australia, sailed March ' 26, due * about . May . 19; Indradevi,': s.s., via Aus- : : tralia, to sail April' 16; ; Star of Canada, s.s., via !.'.•:.■' Australia, to sail April 19. '..;'."/>, ~, > ~-.'\ v,'•'•;•. ""< LlTEßPOOl.:—Fifeshire, 8.8., ••";:' via ; Australia, sailed February 6, due about to-morrow; Drayton "Grange, 5.5.,. via Australia, sailed March 5, due about May sj; Sussex, s.s., via Australia, to sail, earlv; . Nairnshire, s.s., via Australia, to sail April 30. ■■:Paisley.—Hapai, '. dredge* sailed January 26, due about April 30. v ' "New York.—Aberlour, ~ s.s., via ; Australia, sailed January 27, : due about April w 20; - lndralema. s.s., via Australia, sailed February 25. due Slay 2; Mimiro, Is.*.; via Australia, sailed April 3, due about June 3; Tndrani, s.s., to sail about April 2 2;' Strathclyde, : s.s., . via Australia, .. to sail May 15.*-.- >.'.':; "'-' : "'; ' ': -''.-•-'. V ■■' Mostreal.—Rakaia.- s.s., via ports, to sail May 14; Whakatane, s.s., via oorts, to sail June " -• 16. ■■ • ■■ -, ''•■ : . . ; San Frascisco.—Alden, s.s., sailed April 13, ". -due ! about May 12.. '''"! . "'.■'"•■• '■.'_',-;. "Stusey.— s.s., Sunday. -.. ■' Newcastle.— ' Craig, i-r barque, sailed , i. ■- March 31; '. Handa 1 1sle,"barquentine, sailed April ? ' ; 3:. Northern J Chief, barque, sailed April 7; James 'Craig, "torque,; sailed April 12; Inga, s.s., to sail. . ' •- Calcutta.—Aparima, s.s., via ports, sailed April 7,- due about May 8. ■ Fiji.—Atua, ,:s.s., early. - '■ •South Sea IsLASDa.'—Atua," s.s., early. Majldkn' Island.—Durban, barque, sailed. ■ rSOJECTED DEPARTURES. V .■'■'"■'" LONDON.—Georgia, s.s., direct, • to sail about " May.2. -V;:. -. .>rr '■"". '■>■■,&:''■ r'SrDSEY.—Wimmera, s.s., to-day. South Sea'=. Islands.— s.s., April 26. Fui.-rrAtua; s.i., April 26. : f / ;'/',-' ; ..V .UNION COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS, v East : Coast.—To-day: Kurow arrives from W. stport. Wednesday: Wairuna arrives from ' Newcastle,' viaMJapier and : Gisborne; Squall arrives from Gisoorne. ; Thursday: Tarawera arrives from, Dunedin, Lyttelton, -Wellington, ' Napier, and Gisborne; Atua arrives, from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga. -Friday: Flora arrives ■ from East Coast bays; Kurow bails for .Westport; (meantime) at 5 p.m.; Squall sails for Tolago Bay and Gisborne at 5 p.m. .. Saturday: Wanaka ; ■: arrives '.'from ".Bluff, Oamaru, Timaru, and Pic- . ton; Tarawera sails for Gisborno aDd Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin at 12 noon ; Flora sails for East Coast bays, Gisborne, Napier, and. Wellington at 12 noon. • • >WK3T Coast.—Tuesday: Rarawa sails for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. Thursday:-Rarawa sails .for ; New Plymouth at 3 p.m. . Friday: Rosamond ; sails 'for. New Plymouth, Wellington, Picton, and , >"«lson at 3 p.m. Saturday: Rarawa arrives from New Plymouth. • ' , : \ ;: ■'}> HUDDART-PARKER CO/S MOVEMENTS. ',*To-day: Wimmera sails direct- for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday:;j Victoria sails for Dunedin, via "iml Coast ports, at 3. p.m..'.-"',., • NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. • To-day :.;Apdriui leaves for' A wan ui, Waiharara, '• and Houhora; Clansman leaves for Russell ; Waio- " . lahi leaves for Mercury Bay, Kuaotunu, and : Whangamata ; Ngapuhi leaves for Whangarei; Pae-, ros leaves for Purengarenga; Kanieri arrives from" ' Whangarei about midnight; Aupouri leaves for ~ Tauranga and Ohiwa; Claymore leaves Onehunga ;s. for Raglan and Kawhia at 2 p.m. (train 1.10 ;- p.m.). -Tuesday : Ngapuhi arrives from Whangarei about 9.30 p.m.; Ngatiawa leaves for Opotiki; ' Kanieri leaves for Whangarei; Rarawa arrives at Onehunga from New Plymouth about 8.30 a.m. and leaves for the same port at 3 p.m. .(train [,'-, 3.10 p.m.); Tasnian arrives from Wtiakatane. -.'■• '■-'' •'■:■,- For time of departure of outward steamers see '■■'~ company's time-table on page 1. «,-. r ; " '; VESSELS IN HARBOUR ■ Pioneer, H.M.S., at "Queen-street Wharf. ? Iris, H.M. cable steamer, in t.tream. \ ' Kaipuia, s.s.;'in: Calliope Dock. ■. c ■ : •:'■ >;•'"'■' Wimmera, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. " '. I'letoria, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Rangatira,"'s.s.,. at Railway ; Wharf. ". V.: Andromeda, ' barque,' in stream. • ,v, : -Manuwera,; barque, at Calliope Dock. :.r j"-. f v - Aldebaran, barque, in stream..;- *:. ..' : . .'. lima, barquentine, in stream. ' •: * " ;.-• Selwyn Craig, barquentine, at' Railway Wharf. - . Toafa Haamea,'' schooner, in stream. . ■ : J -, Novelty, auxiliary scow, in stream. • ?.'. f. Maui, "dredge, at'Hobson-strect wharf. ; • . .. ." ' ... - IMPORTS. . . i :'■.;"' Ftr Victoria, from Sydney: , 472 sheets steel, \ 200. logs .'rice; 462 bags bottles, 15 sacks beans, 22 bag* peanuts, 120 bags flour, 86 bags seed, ;'.'. 100 bale* hemp, 144 packages * dried fruits, .60 - cases oil. 7105 sucks manure, 45 hogsheads white

: spirits, 41, cases phonograph goods,"7l packages tea, 330 • cases* soap, 96 pieces timber, 549 felloes, 26 bags spokes, 4 bundles, 118 shafts, 150 bundles lath?, 130 bags cork, 15 cases ■. canned fruits, 30 casks mutton birds, 36 bales millet, *65 bundles mats, 123 bales hessian, 430 bags - ochre, 57 pieces freestone, 32 slabs marble, 626 bags charcoal, 40 casks cream of tartar, .20 packages yarn, ■64. cases cocoa and chocolate, 12 cases matting, 18 rolls lead, 9 cases and 21 packages periodicals, 7 cases and 2 packages drapery, 6 cases pianos, 65 cases fruit, 2 cases silks, 49 cases beer, 55 cases tobacco, 630 cases wines and spirits, 2 horses and 4 cows, and sundries. ~ Per Rangatira, from Liverpool: 25C0 tons general merchandise. ; Ter Wiinmcra, from the South: 683 sacks chaff, : 302 sacks, 120 tOO's, 2M 50 s, and i:0 sucks (£>'s) Hour, bo sacks oatmeal, 56 sucks bran, 9'.f2 sucks and 40 bags potatoes, 20 -sacks pollard, iid fACkS bariey, 41t> hales hay, 120 sacks mail, 10 sacks calf food, 234/ sacks outs, oO sucks peas; obob sacks wheat, 691 bags onions, 110 sacks manure, 184 sacks grass seed, 80- bags cement, lb barrels oil, 36 packages joinery, 80 cases jams, 103 packages confectionery, 69 cases incuts, W packages ranges, 79 packages bedsteads, 31 sacks and 141 cases fruit, .25 cases railway material, 30 bales paper, 21 eases tea, 9 cases iron, 21 cases pickies, 11/ cases matches, 3d cases bacon, to cages canned fruits, '32 reels lend, 7 dumps skins, Xi. rods wire netting. 6 bales leather, 6 sacks oysters, / cases boots, 10 leases pulp, 11 coses ink, is hogsheads ale, l lam in crate. V 5 packages .woollens, '/ bales lugs, M cases bricks, 11 cases ploughs, and a large quail. tity of returned empties and sundries. I Captain Kntwisle, of the s.s. Victoria, which arrived at Auckland yesterday from Sydney, reports that on Friday "last the Victoria sighted • a four-masted barquentine in latitude. 34.1 a S., and longitude 164.16 K. The " wind-jammer" 'was steering cast, and was too far away to be identified, Mr. K. J, Cloke, late third officer of the s.s. .Victoria, has been promoted second officer of the s.s. Burrumbeet, and Mr. 11. Tozer, late fourth Officer of the Victoria, has been promoted third officer of the same steamer. The position of fourth officer has been filled by Mr. A. 11. Cloke, late of tiu s.s. Linda Fell. The barque Aldebaran, which arrived from Newcastle on Friday night, met with strong winds and heavy easterly seas for 15 days, thence light variable winds until teaching Auckland. THE, RANGATIRA ARRIVES. The Shaw, Suvill and Albion Company's new steamer Rangatira arrived from Liverpool, via Adelaide, on her maiden voyage yesterday morning, and, being granted pratique, berthed at. the Railway Whart. A description of the new liner and a full account of her voyage will be found elsewhere in this issue. She has 2500 tons of general merchandise to discharge at this port. WIMMERA FROM THE SOUTH. The Huddart-Parker steamer Wimmera, Captniu William Waller, arrived from the South, via ports, at 4.30 p.m. yesterday and berthed nt Queenstreet Wharf. She look her departure from Dunedin on April 12 and called at Lyttelton, Wellington, Kapler, and (Sisborne, leaving the lastnamed port at 3.45 p.m. on Saturday and arriving as above. Moderate to strong westerly winds were experienced till rounding the East Cape at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday,, thence high seas until passing Cuvier Island, where moderate weather was picked up, "continuing until arrival at Auckland. .The Wimmera will sail for Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to-day. * , THE 'FRISCO . BOAT. The steamer Alden left San Francisco for Auckland, via. Apia, on April 13, and will be due here about May 12. Mr. J. C. Spedding is the local agent for the steamer. • .': THE ABERLOUR. The s.s. Abcrlour, from New York and Australia, will be due nt Auckland on Wednesday next. ' • '," '.'-'■ " ; . , THE SYDNEY STEAMER. At 11 a.m. yesterday the Huddart-Parker steamer Victoria, Captain G. F. Entwisle, arrived from Sydney, and being granted pratique berthed at Queen-street Wharf. Leaving Sydney at 1.45 p.m. on Wednesday last the Victoria experienced : light variable wind • and a slight southerly swell till passing Cape Maria Van Diemen at 8 p.m.' on Saturday, thence fine weather until reaching Auckland. The Victoria sails for Dunedin, via ; ports, to-morrow afternoon. " : TRANSHIPMENTS. The s.s. Victoria, which arrived from Sydney yesterday morning, 'brought transhipment's ex Bunninyong and Aramac, from - Melbourne; Cooma and Urilla, from Queensland; Wakatipu, from Launceston; Kumano M3ru, from Japan; Itonus, Satora, and Otway, from India; Miltirades, from England; Gneisenan, Franken, Hajen, and . Sohngen, from Germany; Earl of Elgin, from America; and Guthrie,, from South Sea Islands. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ; \ '-. ARRIVALS. - * ■'■..- . '•■■.. - April 16.... :- RARAWA, s.s., 1072. W. F. Norbury, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Newe'll, Muir (2), O'Donoghue, Craig, Mesdames Reid, A. V. Pearce, Short, Paltridge, illingworth, -Manlen, Stoddard, Messrs. Saunders, Bradford, Kenny, Kewley, O. Henderson, Goldie, Dillon, Gaslan, Kemp, Young, Reid, A. V. Pearce, Short, and 10 steerage. — Northern S.S. Co., agents. ALBATROSS, auxiliary ketch, J. Hoffey, from Waitara.—Northern S.S. -C 0.,, agents*RELIANCE, scow, I. Fletcher, from Hokianga.--Onehunga Sawmilling Company, agents.. •; >"-'•' ArKti. 17.. , . " • \ CORINNA, s.s., .1271, Cameron, from Dunedin and way'Union'S.S. Co., agents. ■'\ , ' DEPARTURES. - • •'■/'. ':.[■■- April 17. .- .''■•' ••'.■■,■;..•-;. RARAWA, sis.; 1072, W. F. Norbury, for New Plymouth., Passengers: ' Misses Leslie, Davy,. Essenby," Carbasse, Booth, N. . Bundle, Collins, Essie Clay, Pulowski, 'Meyerberg, Corbett, Jackson, Mesdames Kenneally, Corbett, Hayward, Hegman, Smith, Pulowski," Scanlan, Messrs. Nodin, Stlehbury, D. Neven, J. Sladen, "W. Kenah, J. W. Sladen, J. R. Summers, Leslie, Young, Cook, Vox, Butler, T. Tilton, Goode, T. Scully, Hunter, King, Rainbird, Cut-ran, Jones, Thompson, Smitbson, N. A •• L., Gazzard,-C. W. Spooner. Corbett, Dexter, Young, Flannagan, Knowles. McCormick. Morrison, White, Geo. Marlow Dramatic Company (24), and 20 steerage.'• , t • ,;•' BY TELEGRAPH. HOKIANGA.— 16: The s.s. Claymore, from Onehunga, and the scow Korora, from Auckland, are outside the heads, bar-bound.' NAPIER April 15: Arrived at 8 p.m.—Wairuna, s.s., from Newcastle, en route for Gisborne and Auckland. ;<" WELLINGTON.— 16: Arrived at 10 a.m.— Spithead, s.s., from Auckland. • DUNEDIN.—ApriI 16: Sailed yesterday—Tarawera, s.s., for the North. Passengers for Auckland : Messrs. Miller, Cent-water. Sailed to-day Delke.'a, s.s., for Pore Kembla ;■ Storm, s.s., for Wangant'.i, via way ports. '•>;•-! SYDNEY.— 17: Sailed yesterday—Moeraki, s.s., for Wellington. April 17: ArrivedMorea,. R.M.S., from Auckland.- Sailed —Kaiapoi, s.s., for Dunedin..',, • • • MELBOURNE.—ApriI 17: Arrived—Manuka, s.s., from the Blufl and Hobort. ■■'„ . '^ LONDON.ApriI 15: ArrivedKaikoura, - s.s., ■ Mamari.is.s.,, Whakatane, s.s., Marere, s.s., from New r Zealand v ports. Sailed—Becroft, s.s., for Lyttelton. ." Y