PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14458, 26 August 1910, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

jS§| ' ARRIVALS. & PAPAROA, 8.5., 6563, Bowen, from London.— YA New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. •_ §£& tarawera. S.S., 20C>, C. McL«an, from East % Coast arid Southern ports.—Union S.S. Co., --- *orANIERI. sis., 203. T. Mevers, from Whangaxei.- Passengers: Messrs. Mine, »?««» Curry, b r -' !Taorne, Davis, Aldereon. Lang, Grej. Green \vpod. Burke, Jolly, Kelly.—Northern S.S. Co., : ««.. 137, C. Faulkner, from Whaka«f»^Tiu»ngi. Wngew: Mesdames King, Iv.-slrwpkins, Messrs. O. Moore, Greenslade, \aile. Ncrthern S.S. Co., agents. Hopkins, from A . . a «idTauranpu ; Passengers: c^i: Stay • Flicker, Johnson, TunibuU,. Muneless. #<>Sorthern S.S. Co., agents. • m ' vhii'ilHl s.s 640, E. Stephenson, from Whai - wis&ew: Mr. and Mrs. TunibuU, WSSS"./.Woods.. Mickey, Wrack, Ventrj--Smith, I- Mesdames Moore, Brown. Curtis and child, Mars#s Sin! Messrs. Eliott, Phillips, Bissett, Foote. Ray, . Gammon, ■ lliscock, Cutforth, TaWe, j Cunnold, Cutforth, • Takie, Cunno'd, : ftsii • Martin Nesbit, Lewislxam, Bartlett, Mir wik oSk Moore, PatkM, Henry, Smedley, fe W<Siey;. Kelly, Rowe. Brierly, Rawnsley, Aickin, " McLean, Dr. Ventry-Smith, Master Henderson, - *i»d 12 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents., . 7#.. APANUr.' 8.5., 243. J. Wilson, from tho Great is-,':, ffhrrifif. Passengers: Mesdanies Ball, Todd, Mel- ": €bwn, Medland, Messrs. Matthews, Medland. Mel§sfsrum, Dr. Morrison, Rev. Young.-Northern S.S. S.S., m. K. '■ Seliars,' from Mercury L' Bay.—Parker-Lamb Timber Co., agents. , PELICAN, s.s., 162, J. Whittingham, from Taifefiiia.—Devonport Steam Ferry Co., agents. Kt' ORETE, R. 5.8., 215, Brinck. from Gisborne.—C. ; Dacre, 'agent. „ . M * TE AROHA, a.s.s., 189, McNab, from Napier. ; Ford Shipping Lhie, agents. „ . • FAICBURN, a.s.s., 32, E. Fletcher, from Napier. 3 k!,X—Maste r t ' agent. . KAi'lU, ; ia.5.8., 182, from Nganguni.->orthern ;• Coal Co., agents. gpldepartures.• V ' BtwAIOTAIII, S.S., 278, C. Hopkins, tor Tau- - * " ' . . . |I|vSw»ITAI/ S.S, 7707, Felgatej for Napier and . Wellington. v . -. • teiaaam,V'«A4 203, T. Meyers., ..tor Whangarei. -FLORA, S.S., 1273, C. P. Ross, for East CoasfI ? tays and porta. Passengers: Miss^ Jackson, Jars. fijHiida Montalk, Messrs. A. H. Watt, O Regan, 'A. H. Davis, Longlands, _bcott, C. Rey-ly'-'.f' sioldß, Masters Bourke Pj, and 3 steerage. , ; • sccw, 77, for lauranga. .. 11 "• "*v- vV-:'-'---. 'l ~ , EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ; fefcliaroos.—Whalaarua, : .-.. s.s., ; v_: , via .Aurfralia, . Iff'M&at;:: August 2,' , due.,; -about.. September ®i37psndrabarah, new s.s., via' Australia,_to sail &Atijpist 23; Pakeha, new s.s., to sail m = Qciober,. November 20; Stat •of Scotland, a.#.,. Ri-ria An&tralia,' to sail September 19; Opawa. s.s., iV-cte^«ul September 3, doe About October 18, Orari, - to sail November 4, due December 19. .. .• ; 'JitTHEi l oOtu---'Empire Transport, . a-s.. direct, JnVy 2,. doe about i to-day ; ComSfewall,direct, sailed Jnly; 25, due about Sepitftleaiticr 30; T>elphic; «.8., direct,. to" sail to Septem- - fe'-'toeiy • October 31: - Morayiihire. s.s.. . via Aus- - sail August 23; ,Bar,gft.Ura, s.s., sailed, due September 21.;'?■': ><<*..-. ; r YORK—Highland - Monarch, -s-s., via r" Australia, sailed June 24, due about the :of August; r : Star lof ' Australia, 8.8., Sl|^ai;-'Außtralia,v, sailed' : July. 24, - due Sep- '' -tembet 27; : Tomoana, s.s., .▼»• .. Aus:'tr*Ji*, sailed June 20, due about September 5, lllsjSlwmi, Ay., 'via Australia to sail; Earl of Oar'^^rtdkiria.s.^sailed August I, due about- October 4; £4r»tbleven. «.s.. via Australia, to «art August 3a URmttesuil.—'Waksnai, " is., " via ports, sailed due end September; Tokomaru, s.s., via to sail £ Acjrust 15» due - about- October 31; Torkistan, s.s., to ' sail - September 15, dus about ■*. "Korembe.- 21* Watmate, . s.a., .to sail November due about January .L. j&gwwW; RtxircißOO.—Quito, s.s., to sail; - ; Ooeano, 85^^'-flail* v _ V: '' . :- r ( *.': g^Ai'i^iiCnTrA.—Aparima,'. : ;'s via ports* > nailed li due end of August. S r - Svoskt.—Habeno, s.s., Sunday; Pandora, yawl,. sailed September 17 ; Rio, barquentine, to sail. / NEWCABTLK-— :,Isle, barq'aentine, sailed Augaafc 19; Casablanca, barque,: to sail.- - Tin.—Waitemata, s-s., early; Tofua, s.s., early; £^3?teha^fcsL^earlyv.?;c.«i;r^;:;.i>-.; v •■»..- Soute Sea Ihlasds.—, u., early. «&;' ; Frtesdlt Islasdb.—Ysabel', schooner, early.. ti \ Eastkbs Pacific.—Talune, b.b., to-day.' K"i Lttteltos. —Jessie Craig, - barque, sailed Auv'.euk.M. .' A--:. ;!-.r . ' : : ' —— i PROJECTED DEPiiRTURES. : i LOS-OOir.'— > 8.M.5., direct, about An27:SrAdragWri, s-e.; ' direct, ; September ; 20;.Tura-5-'Jtfna, ILB.v direct, September 22; lonic, s.s., via S;'Vtl» ilouth, early. . • ■ Pacific.—Navua, 5.5., ; August 30. V„ s.s., Monday. v. s:' j£>-. Ftii,—Moura, a-s., r August 31; • Tofua, s.s., ..Sep-tS«A;l«iiAin)9.-ir'Tofua, E.p.', September 13. i/ 'i;!, UNIOJT COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. ... ■■ CPA«Tj—To-day: Te Anau .: arrives from' PSiEbuSni;^' Saturday: Tarawera. falls for Gisborne, .Wellington, Lytteltoay and Dunedin at fflg&mtoi 9quaU sails fo*jlolaga,®ay; ond Gisborne pattEiaf-aiwß.-- •••• •'4 A : t*• ''.West coast.—Tb-day: Rosamond sails, for New ggWymogijb, -Wirilington; Picton;,, as.d Nelson .at -2 ; as. : CQ.'ST movements.' ' ' iiiliii S«awft arrives Vat Onebunga 1 from 1 1 aboubK.B : St.m.; J»gapubi:Jeaves ; I f? for - IRiangiMi JBftOwaj?.. Wharf ; Apanui leaves 'for ; Bay 'and Tidiua;.Kanien:r arrives / from : feWhisagafri To»m Wharf about 10 p.m. ' '■'i r '"Vor time' of departure of outwwds steamers see I'-l-uomjMUay'B time-table on page L'' L- 1 - . . -.• '■ ■ : ■:>/ :. ■•••: -- . ; '<- ." '. 1 ■ . . VESSELS IN HARBOUR. • VVr/./. v,..:- •;■■■>-I. P * 'r ■- •" 4. ' iris, H.M. . cable steamer. In stream. Strathnairn, s.s., at Railway . Wharf. |?Jindraghiri, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. . ' Si : Rlmntaka, s.s.> at Queen-street Wharf.. irfi-papaxoa, s.s.; in stream. •• '. ••- ;., - 'jarawera, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf...;:: -M? £ - Moura, a.s,, iat 1 Hobson-street Wharf. :«■ Ss JCaituna', 1 s-a., ; at,Hobson-»treet Wharf. Southern Cross, «.s., at Queen-street Wharf. y'&iJorthern Chief, barque, at- -Hobson-street Wharf. Craig, "barquentlne, at Quay-street No. 2 1 Jetty. uraigi barque, at Hobson-street Wharf, H^7oafa j Baamea> schooner, in stream. 11®/" IMPORTS. ■ Per Paparoa', from London: 7100 tons of general cargo,- ; ■■ . - ' ■ . ' TIIO New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer will leave -for. London direct at day- ; fef.breric .•fJo-marrow, morning. ■; In consequence of passengers are requested to join the steamer .this evening and sleep on;, board . during the, j r'night. ' _• VHie Union Company's steamer Malieno left Svd.;ney at 2 p.m.' on Wednesday for Auckland. .She ,has 161 • passengers and 900 ; tons of cargo, includ- % in 145 tans for Tahiti. - ' . ; ' ' • ji?;?. The e.j:. Muritai, which' arrived from London, ifi via Sydmsy, on Monday,, left for Napier and WeiIslington;«. 9 p.m. yesterday. '■ - S-pr ; The s.s., Indradevi will leave for Welh'ngf,on to|l@fl*y«i returns on September ( 17, and finally leaves - ; on September 20 for London direct. . \ IBS The s.B. Turakina. arrived at Wellington from" pJigcndon at 5 a.m. yesterday. Her passengers and left by the Navua yesterday, and will' at Auckland on.Sunday morning. Stritlnairn, which arrived from " Japan ppTßiffliwdsfe !«ra#-. discharging cargo yesterday.' ||M 'steamers jTe: Anau and Squall both passed |ifc .5.45 a.m. yesterday for Auck- , leave for Westport this i|Sffi|fegfand thii" Squall sails for -Tolago Day and will leave 'Fiji on Med- • • Korftm'tka will leave on having full ioaiid of sugar 'for' tM? o of coal 1 for I AuckSHIP COMPANY'S STEAMER?. Whleh";is vo&'jm roltfe ' *mr&p4ol to Ne^;ae»l#^i«ft''P^«wn I '-on'4h« i - *03rd irwt foe 'Auckland I .i 5.5,.. Jlor&ysbirp. :i * jo*® aa t 'WU^r t hfL-11 ...teat cojst >if Kitglaud : ports. Vhia steajner is er- % to leave Sydney m September 3 for Auck-

[ V TARAWERA FROM THE. SOUTH, . ] '? The Union Company's steamer Tarawera arrived, from East 'Coast „and Southern ports at 12.30 p.m. yesterday. She will leave for the sf.nie ports again to-morrow. ■■ : AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN LIKE.V , The s.s. Tcmoana arrived at Melbourne yesterday. ; .From thence tills steamer proceeds to oydney and then to Auckland. The vessel is due here the first week in September. ' THE PAPAROA FROM LONDON. J The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Paparo.v arrived in the stream from London yesterday at 5 p.m., and after discharging explosives she, will go alongside the Railway wharf and commence to > discharge general cargo for Auckland. She will then proceed to Wellington for further discharge. ' The Paparoa. left. London on July 6, and after taking explosives on board prooecded on her journey to Auckland, via Tenoriffe, ; leaving the ■ latter port "after having filled up her bunkers on July 12. Light northeast and moderate 1 to fresh- south-east trades were, experienced rounding the Cape on July ?9, where she signalled. Moderate to fresh contrary winds were met with and heavy head swells in the Southern Ocean, but no ice was seen. A strong northerly ■ gale was .encountered, in the Tasman Sea, with a high dangerous sea, causing the vessel to be hove-to for 12 hours. Very One weather was met with after till her arrival in Auckland. Captain ij. E. Bower is in command of the I'aparoa, and has with him Mr. H. Wynyard as chief officer, Mr. W. L. Goddard second, Mr. R. -J. Gibb third, and Mr. H. T. Fell fourth, also Dr. Rositer and Mrs. Rositer and daughter. Mr. H. E. idler is chief engineer, with Mr. G. Cleaver second, and Messrs. J. "Morgan, W. Morris, and W. Ross third, fourth, and fifth respectively. Mr, Cameron is chief refrigerating engineer and Mr. Good second. Mr. R. H. James is the electrician and Mr. Scancs steward in charge. -