PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14482, 23 September 1910, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. HINKMOA. X./.. Govt. s.s.. 542. .T. Roller.?. from th> i \(; \TIK f-s.. 7455. R. P. Lewden, from London. -A. S. Patterson and Co., agents. WAPDON. s.s.. 2531. 15- W. Barrett, from Ocean Ssimd. - Henderson ami JlcFarlane. agents. WANAKA. s.s.. 2422, D. T»iii. from the Bluff, via pons.—Union S.S. Co.. agents. T.w.rw -2075, p. McLean, from Southern i v "» t • Misses C:U - nn'-ton, Kuddo-k. Filcbor. t;n>y°2). de L.Uour(2|. MrS™f B. Watts. T. Ball. Trevelyn. 1. child, Porter. Stallibrass. Captain Mil,;, Messrs. J. K. Pavis. W. Hodge. Guthrie, is.r'ier Comodv. Warren. Harth. Johnson. Ronaldson. Miller. Fraser. Williams, and 20 steerage.

Union S.S. Co., agents. v,-ii'Cill 640. K. Stephenson, from \\ miP 'Vn'-Vrs: Mr. and Mi's. Ryall. Mr. and Mr* i! -ink- Misses Hills. Murray, Burry, Graham. Griffon. K. Graham. Murdoch. Milhngt,in McLe.nl. Mesdames McKenzie, Bray, ion. Hewlett, Downs. Styles. Young and children, Meiers Berridge. Wilson, Finlaysou, Smith. Sli - Gteshan. Dunk. Mclndo?, Graham, Brown, Ber•'id "■?. Wood,. Wallace. Hamilton. Madden, MoTi.lv, McDonald (21. Irwin Graham, Babe Co.cbrook. Carter, .lohansen. . Johnson. Dalit n. Dr. Roasiter, Colonel Hoi gate. Masters Parker 1. Alderton, McKeuzie, ami 16 steerage—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. \UPOURI. s.s., "65. T. Haultain. from Tauran ga and Ohiwa. Passengers: Misses Mcllobcrts, MicM'llan, Ashton. Mesdatnes Asher, Helarley, McMillan and child. St. Clair. Messrs. O. Moore, T M Ouinton. E. Harper, Phillips. Foster. Rushfr.rd " St. Clair. Pegler, Pearson. Lewis. Applet on, Dr. "Forbes, Master Munro.—Northern S.S. Co., WAIOTAHI. s.s.. 275. C. Hopkins, from the Great Barrier. Passengers : Miss I.e Roy. Messrs. Owens. Rogers, lJavenhill. —Northern b.S. Co., sgent--. DEPARTURES. AUrOURI, s.s.. 463. T. Haultain. for Tauranga. KANIEBI, -".s.. 203. T. Meyers, for Whangarei. PELICAN, s.s.. 162. J. Whittingham. for Tairua. HANDA. ISLE, barguentine, 261, W. Denison. for "the Thames and Australia. ENDEAVOUR, auxiliary ketch, 84, A. Carter, /or Wlutngarei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. —Whakarua, s.s., via Australia, sailed \u<mst 2, due about Monday; Indrabaran, iew s s.. via Australia, sailed August -6, due about October 21; Pakeha. new s.s., sailed September 13, due about November 20; Opawa, s.=>., mailed September S. due about October IS, Ne-e----hana. s.s.. via Australia, sailed September 8, due about November 2: Orati, tf.s., to sail ember 4. due December 19. 'LIVERPOOL- —Cornwall, s.s.. direct, sailed July 25. due about Saturday; Delphic, 5.?. ; sailed bej>tember 6, due October 31 Morayshire, s.s., via Australia, sailed August. 20: Drayton Grange, s.s.. in sail earlv,. due about November : Hawke s Bay, 5.;.. to sail October 1; Sussex, s.s., to sail October 15. Sew York.—Star of Australia, 5.?., via Australia. sailei July 24. due October 3; Jfiwaru. s.s.. via Australia, sailed August 26. due about October 23; Karl of Carriek, f.s , sailed August 1, due about October 4; Strathleven. s.V.. via Australia, sailed August 23, due ■ about Novemlter 15; Vermont, s.s.. sailed August 23.#*du-? about' November 9: Star of Scotland, s.s., vis Australia, to sail September 19; Australian Transport, s.s., via Australia, to sail October 10, doe abuut- December 10. _ - . Montreal—Wakanui, b.s., via ports, sailed July 27, due end September; Tokomaru, s.s., via ports, sailed August 15. due about October 31: Turkistan, s.s.. via ports, sailed September 13, due about November 21; V, aimate, s.s., via Australia, to sail October 15. Sax Fpascisco.— ? -> '° sail October 21; Spithead. s.s.. to sail. BtrsrßCP.Y (W.A.). —Snowdonian. 6.5., to sail early —Maheno, s.s., Sunday. , ' Newcastle.—Aldebaran, barque, sailed September 15; Haze! Craig, barque, sailed September 17. South sea Islands. s.s., October 6. Eastern* Pacific.—Navua, s.s.. to-day. Fiji.—Atua, s.s., October 6; Anglo-Mexican, s.s., to sail. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Losoox.Turakina, R.M.S., direct, • to-day; Tongariro, s.s.. via the South, early. . —Maheno, s.s., Monday. Fiji.—Moura, s.s., September 23; Atua, s.s., j .October 11. ; South Sea Islands. —Atua, s.s., October 11. . Eastern" Pacific. —Navua, s.s., September 27. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. . ■ East —To-day Navua arrives from Tamil and Rarotonga; Squall sails for Tohigo Bay and Gisborne at 2 p.m. Saturday: Talune sails for Gisborne. Napier, Wellington, Lytteiton, and Dunedin at 12 noon. West Coast.To-day: Rosamond arrives from •Wellington, Picton, Nelson, and New Tlymouth, and sails fir New Plymouth, Wellington, I'icton, and Nelson at 2 p.m. NORTHERN. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Ngapuhi leaves for Wbangarei Railway Wharf; Barawa arrives from New Plymouth at Onehunga about 8 a.m.; Kauieri arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf about 10 p.m.; Claymore leaves Onehunga for Hokianga : Waiotahi' "arrives from Tairua and Mercury Bay about 11 p.m. •For time of departure of outward steamers see company's time-table on page 1. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Pioneer, H.M.S., in Calliope Dock. Turakina, R.M.S., at Railway Wharf. Rangatira, s.s., in stream. ' Waddon, s.s., in stream. Wanaka, s.s., at Queen-nrcet Wharf. v Talune, s.s., at Hob.-on-street Wharf. Moura. s.s., at. Queen-street Wharf. Wairuna, s.s., at Hobson-jtreet Wharf. "Casablanca, barque, at Calliope Dock Wharf, Itio, barquentine, at Railway Wharf Ysabel, schooner, at Hobson-strcet- Wharf. Pandora, yawl, in stream. IMPORTS. Per Rangatira, from London: 5500 tons general rargo, 100 tons exposives. Per Waddon, from Ocean Island: 1703 tons phosphate rock. Per T.ilune, from the South: 4875 sucks wheat, 1155 sack- flour, 681 sacks chaff, 402 sacks potatoes, 156 sacks bran, 278 sacks oats. 100 sacks pollard, 100 sacks barley, 345 cases fruit, SO eases ■whisky. 80 cases soap, 40 sacks sand, 148 drums oil, 200 cases tablets sugar, 104 cases meats, 84 castings, ICO toll* netting, 40 cases galvanised iron. 223 bundles sacks. 35 bundles tubes, 25 cases candles, 20 .-.aeks calf food, transhipments ex Athenic from London and Itria from Calcutta, : and a quantity of sundries. Per Wanaka, from the South: 11,504 sn:-k> -wheat, 2% sacks potatoes. 560 sacks chaff, 10.163 sacks oat'. 855 sacks pollard, 2688 sacks bian, 1220 sacks flour. 439 100's flour, 198 50's flour, 64 Kicks oatmeal, 66 tacks linseed, 90 sacks grass pi-ed, 21 sack- wheatmeal, 45 sacks barley,' 25 bales hay. 82 bales straw, 15 blocks Oamaru stone, 1305 cases milk, 40 sacks oysters. 121 cases cheese, 203 pieces timber, and a large quantity of sundries. The New Zealand steamer Jlinemoa arrived from East Coast lighthouses yesterday . afternoon, and berthed at. yueen-street Wharf. She will leave for the North in a day or two. The s.s. Maheno, which will be due at Auckland on Sunday next, has 82 saloon and 88 steerage passengers, 859 tons of cargo, and two horses for this port. Mr. A. Pyper, late fourth officer of the Tofua, has been promoted to third officer of the Wanaka, and Mr. A. .T. Lockie, late chief officer of the Kotuku. has been transferred to the Wanaka in a similar capacity. The Tyser steamer Whakarua left Sydney on Wednesday, in continuation of her voyage from London., and should arrive at Auckland on Monday morning next. THE WANAKA ARRIVES. The Union Company's steamer Wanaka, Captain D. Todd, arrived from the Bluff, via ports, at. noon yesterday, with a cargo of produce, etc., berthing at the Queen-street Wharf. She left the Bluff at 11 a.m. on September 15, and called tit Timaru, Napier, and Gisborne en route, leaving , Gisborne at 1.15 a.m. on Wednesday, and arriving as above. Moderate variable winds and .seas i were experienced till arrival at. Gisborne, thence fresh west winds and rough seas until reaching - port-. The Wanaka is announced to load another cargo of produce, etc., at the Bluff on September 28, Oamaru on September 29. and Tiinaru on October 1, for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. ~ FROM' OCEAN ISLAND. -• The steamer Waddon, Captain R. W. Barrett, : arrived from Ocean Island yesterday morning, with a cargo of phosphate rock, and took up an anchorage in the stream. Sho left the island on September 12, and experienced strong south,cast trade winds and heavy sea from - lldeg. --south'to 27deg. south, thence variable winds and fine weather until reaching port. The Waddon »has previously visited Auckland, having put into i this port three vears and a-half ago short of coal while bound from Chili to Sydney. The steamer yill berth at the Railway Wharf to-day.

RANGATIRA FROM LONDON. The Shaw, Savi;l and Albion Company's steamer Kangatira arrived from London yesterday 1110111ing and anchored in the powder ground to discharge a quantity of explosives. She sailed from London on August 6 and proceeded to Holebayen, where 200 tons of explosives wore loaded. I-cit Holeliaven at "3 a.m. on August 7 and passed Tcneriffc on August 12, where the vessel was repot tel.. Fine we it her was experienced to the equator, and from thence until arrival at Capetown on August 27 high head seas- all( ] strong winds prevailed, considerably affecting the \es(tel's speed. After a stay of 36 hours at the Cape the voyage was continued, and during the whole of the easterndown very heavy weather was met with as far as Tasmania, and from thence on until arrival at Auckland fine weather prevailed, I lie liang.it ira has about 55C0 tons of cargo for Auckland, on discharge of which she will proceed to Wellington and thence Timaru. She will berth at the Railway Wharf to-day. The Kangatira is commanded by Captain H. D. Lowden, who has associated with him the following officers:—Mr. K. A. Ke'lv. chief officer; Mr. P. K. Hahn. second; Mr. F. A" Heslop. third; and Mr. H. Falconer, fourth. Mr. .1. Ferguson, as chief engineer, is a«si<ted bv Mr. F. W. Price second, Mr. .T. Clark third. Mr! ,T. Uiav fourth. Mr. D. J. Mclieller fifih. and Mr. V. Foskett sixth. Mr. W. Fimllav is first refrigerating engineer and Mr. .1- Hart second refrigerating engineer. Mr. C. Jennings is steward in charge. TOXGARIUO AT WELLINGTON. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Tongariro arrived at Wellington at. 10.30 a.m. yesterday from London, via Capetown and liobart. The Auckland passengers ami a portion of the transhipments will arrive here by the Monowai on Sunday next. THE TALUNE. The steamer Talune, belonging to the Union Steam Shin Company, from Southern and Fast, Coast ports, arrived at 3 p.m. yesterday, berthing at the Hobson-streot. Wharf. She left. Dunedin at. 4 p.m. on September 16. and called at the usual way porks en route, leaving Gisborno at 1.15 p.m. on Wednesday, and arriving as above. Moderate to tine weather was 'experienced until rounding the East- Cape, when a tierce west-south-west gale was met. with, lasting for six hours. Moderate weather then prevailed until arrival at Auckland. Captain D. McLean, late of the Tatawera. is now in command of the Talune, and has associated with him Mr. Cameron (late of the Taraweral as chief officer. Mr. Robertson second, and Mr. Pinsmoro (late of the 'l a raw era 1 third officer. Mr. Alexander is the chief engineer. Mr. Davidson second, and Mr. Dun wood ie third engineer. The Tahine leaves for Dunedin, via ports, at noon to-morrow. ,