PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14531, 19 November 1910, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. ,: MAITAI, R.M.S., 3593. W. Stevens, from Weilington. Passengers: Mrs. W. Stevens, Mr. Co - lins. —Union S.S. Co., agents. NAVUA, S.S., 2330, W. Mcßride, from the Cook and Society Islands. Passengers: Misses Cottier, Smith. Mesdames Angoustures and child, Klraendorf, Luttle, Manuel, ! Jandus, Moore, he se;?, Messrs. Kohn. Grove. Hemus, Angoustures. Worlev. Stuart,- Bona, v Berti. Manual, Hayes, ivfay, Wdke, Jones, , Tomlinson, Jaiflus, Angrll. flitch ell. Ha'rting, Bennett. . Trigley, Moore. Dr. * Klmendorf, Ttev, ■ Costello, and ,x> eteeragw.— Union S.S. .Co., agents.. KANIERI, B.S.V 203, T. Meyers, from Whan rei. l Passengers: Misses Maberby, Baker, Mrs. Foster, Messrs. -1 Fisher, Hameson, Clusk, C>le. Cosset. Sergeant-Major Cheater, Constable- Con-, don.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. SQUALL. s.s., 269. Morrison, from Gieborne.— Union S.S. C 0... agents. TASMAX, s.s.. 171. C. Faulkner, from Whakatane. .Passengers: - Messrs. "Shellach, King, lar<pihar .Pecler.-rNortliern. S.S. Co., agents. BADEN-POWELL. ' s.s., 176, Petersen, from Whanrarci. Coal Co.. agents ENDEAVOUR, am. ketch. 84. A. Carter, from ; "Whangurei.— Zealand Portland Cement Co., agents. -•

DEPARTURES. .. " KAMONA,. S.S., 1425, Platts, for Napier. ■ NGAPUHI, s.s.. MO. E. Stephenson, for • WhancareL WATOTAHI, 5.5-, 278, C. Hopkins, for Mer--1 cury Bay and Tairua. GLEXELG. s.s.. 233, Jonas, for Whangarei. BADEN-POWELL, s.s., 176, Petersen, for Whangarei. • " HAWK, scotf, 139. C. Anderson, for the coast. RANGER, scow, 64, F. Morgan, for the coast. BRAVO, scow, 99, for Ngunguru.

%] EXPECTED ARRIVALS. --* Lojtdos".—Mur.iro, s.s., via Australia, sailed $Y : Septemljer 24. due November 22; Matatna, " ' s.s., ailed October 5, dne November 20; btar of i*-' Canada, s.s.. sailed October 5, due about.November 23;. Mongolia R.M.S., via Australia and. Sue*, S? sailed October 7. due November 23; Marere. s.s.. &•[ . - sailed October 31. cue about December 26; Aotea, M/' s.s., to" sail early in December; Kaipara, s.s., ? : /. sailed November 10. due December 26; Oran, s.s., Pfiv'': -J" to sail .November.. 26, due January 11. ' LitEnrcot.—Drayton Grange, . s.s., sailed ; . September • 1?. due at-ont December. 8; Hawses r Bay, ' 5.8.. railed October 1. slue November -1 HyV ' '.;S".tsses.' s.s., sailed October 15. due December 50; A'C Msniari; s.s., to sail December 25, due February Sfei 5; Durham. s.s.. to sail November 12, due Janus nry 13=; Nairnshire, s.s., to sail December '•» %% Surrey, s.s.. to sail December 10. *"*- ' . New York' Strath.even, 5.?., via Australia, <"•' - - _ sailed September 14. due.,about December 7; Star -j'-'. yof Scotland, s.s.. via Australia, sailed September Pi':-?'-' / .13. ,-due aliont December 1; Australian Transport, uf;'- . s.*., via Australia, to sail October 10, due about >t - December 10: Magdala, s.s., to sail' November 15; - _ - Dalmore, s.s.. to tail November 10; Parisians, U.S., i? . - sailed October £3. due about January 1. • Oy Montreal.—'Waimate. s.s.. via Australia, sailed October 15, due December 24; Karamea, i,s., to rj?.i ~ sail November 20, due January 24. 81 " - St. Jons'.—Kumars, s.s.. to sail December 20, .• due about February 23; Whakatane, s.fi., to sail -'; V, January 15, due about March 21. SAX FSATClsro.'—Century, s.s., sailed November . 1. Sue- December 2; Oceano, 5.5., to ml; Mineri'C, s.s.; to tail. .. Fes- ; ■ Btrrßtmi" (W.A.) —Saowdtmian, 3.si, sailed gv 1 November 2, da?::about to-day.' • '' y<?- v Stdset.—-Mfthcns; s.e.. to-morrow; Mongolia, " •• Pi.SLS., November £3; Atua. s.n., December 1; '■-Mooitaa, U.J.S.S., December 21. : - .• Apkuise — SelTi-ra Craiz. barqiipntlne, to sail i MEX.EOrP.JTE.— Craig, barque, to sail; gP*. Louisa Craig, I.iitryse, to sail. Xeutajwle — Northern Chief, i.arrjue. sailed " -November 6; Laura, barane, failed November lb; ' :l -, Aldebirsn, . barque,, to sail; Inga, i.s., to-day; V.. James Craig, bawus, to sail. .< v _ South Ska .aXd.3. —Atua, 5.3., December ,'L fh* - / Fiji.—Atua. s.s , Deeember 1. feV\'- Eastern* I'Aa.nc.— s-s., December 15. rf - VRiESDtr S.«>,A?rDV.--TEabel. schooner, ear',/. f' 1 ' -v Calcctta.—Waitemata. e.'s.. to sail; Aparicna, .. M.» to saiL '''I PROJECTED DEPARTURES. '4s'~,' • LosDoy.Arawa, f.?., via the South, to- . > morrow; Mongolia, R.M.5.,; via Australia- and Sr ; - Suez, November 24: Paparoa, s.s., via the Svufb, pf\>. November 2?. " i,,/ • " Sas. FnAsasco. — Maitai. R.M.S., today; j; Acrangi, R.M.S., December 17. £' Sxdszy.—Maheno. a.s., Monday; Mongolia, it 'V\ ' R.M.S., November 24. • ■'* , Ful— ba, December 6; Navua,' s.s., - ' * November-23. South Sea . islands.—Atua, December 6. - COOK -Uit). Sociexs' Isuasds.— 5.«., No- ■ , vember 22. , ... " ' . ' ' .' ■ / ZC. >4 UNION " S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. . ' '-1 EiflT" COAST. —To-day: '■ Maitai ■ sails for Rarotonga, Tahiti, aud tan Francißco-'at •12 noon: Tarawera sails ~- for. Uiaborne, Napier, Wel-l&Ai-M.'' Tingtou, Lytteltbn, and Dunedin at 12 noon; Wai- ' r- /bora sails for Kaipara. ' Sunday: Mabeno arrives VC'/, .'; fioni ;>' 'M'mowal;' aniveg from- Dunedin, v'. -JXyttcUori,' "Wellington, ' Napier," 'and Gisborne. WSci^n'ondaT-; ;Mftheno. eaiis for Sydney at 10 p.m. ssfcir-:.- Monowai sails for GHboroe, Napier, Welijv-':. ' Lyfteltdn/'ainl .Dunedin 'at '2 p.m.; TaM'r-'. W*' litßte sails • itat Jtarotfjijga and Tahiti at. 5 p.m. XKhi-y- , Wednesday:; .sVan,aka aniveg from the' Bluff, J '"Oariian!,' Tlmanl,' 1 'Niipier.' and " Gisnornc ;. Xavua U--' ' •• Mi!» for Savs lit 2 p.m. 'ni'irsday: Squall arrives Sfiiv" ; '/.from T-ojago Bay. and Gisborne; Haoroto arrives %ss?:■- front Dunedin, Lyttelton, .Wellington, Napier, and Pf' i Gfsborpe. Friday: Squall fats for Tolago Bay : and Mi Gisborne at 12 nooit; TVanaka sails for the Bluff, «' Oamaru. atid Titnaru at 5 p.m. Saturday: Bau"Z ~ "rato sails frir Gisborne,; Napier, Wellington, ■ Ly.tr f- ; 1 teltoa. and Dyne'.lin, at n.?on. * pi j West Coast.—Wednesday:.Kotukti arrives from 'v' ' "Grejin(stitn,"'Wfcifport,' and New Plymouth. Fri--I'- day: Rosamond arrives from ' Wellington, Pictori, . .. ' ; Nel.-on, and New Plymouth and sails for New Plymouth,,S.V<}UipgU«i, Vict on, and Nelson at 2 p.m. Saturday : Corinna arrives from Dunedin., Welling. •; ion, lad 'New'-Plymouth. " Ipe"-;; ton, and New Plymouth. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. For -time ot departure of outward Steamers see $£ company's time-table on page 1. b? ■>' " ' VESSELS IN HARBOUR. (r\" Iris, H.M. cable steamer, in stream. y,f: . . Maitai, 11.M.5., at Queen-street Wharf. 1;; - .-V.Navtia, s.s., at Hobfion-street Wharf. l Ft * I£ ' ' - Squall, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. -)V Talune, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. , St:- Wailiora, s.s., at Railway Wharf. Turkistan,. s.s., at Queen-street "\?harf. Tarawera, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. gS-t ■.' Wliangape, s.s., at Hobson-street Wharf. - «>!■?," j. Arawa, s.s., at- Railway Wharf. feS-.;:'' i Jessie Craig, barque, at Hobson-street Extension £i£; : . . .auxiliary schooner, at Hobson-street Ej;teni:, . ' sion. •: ffifj " Kaeo, auxiliary schooner, at Hobson-street Exten--1 - sion. ' ; ; V 1 11 ■■- ,; .; ' - . pKv; , — IMPORTS. . •Eg " Per Xavua; from the Cook and Society Islands: £vv r ';■> 764 bunches and 8350 cases bananas, 2378 cases jS&- : - pines, 8 cases, oranges, 194' cases kumaras, 4119 tit-.. \ Backs copra, • 148 sacks commits, 14' sacks ;>r. -.•■*'.'coffee, 67 sacks fundus.' 18 bales cotton,' 284 cases jv : ; . ' pearl . shell. ,• Also ex 'Mariposa, from 'Frisco:' gif . 9615 case* . apples, : 25 bales broom corn, 1000 Jtj cases raisins, 325 cases canned goods, and quan- ;: ; tity sundries. ■ ' • ■■ Tho barque Casablanca arrived at Melbourne from the Great Barrier on Thursday -last. ?■%. The Shaw, Savill, . and Albion Company's ntcanier Arawa sails for the South to (iompleto ,ji: . her loa<ling for London on Sunday morning. ' ■ Passengers and mails ex the steamer Mariposa,' from San Francisco, arrived by thd Navua from. it - the Society and Cook Islands yesterday. SMv. - The •• Shaw, '• Savill, and - Albion' Company's g|v:;. , , ,steamer Athenic,. which left M'cUlagton on OctogSjj,- . r «* r 6, arrived at Plymouth on Tuesday last. . ' t The new steam lighter, which has been' built ' th . 6 . Z^land'Shipping Company, will be •'^°, nc !?^u. o,n Mr*' C, -Bailey's yard at 8.30 o'clock, this- morning.' ... B!^i l yesterday afternoon for d i? cha!,ges the balance-of her ■;w r Zealand Shipping Company, will last from Mr. C, Bailey's yard at 8.30 Is morning. wna sailed yesterday afternoon for i»re sho discharges the balance of her real from Newcastle. tc steamer .Moeraki loft Sydney last there were a ! re 170 passengers r her next trip from that portrfor ij/where - she is due to - arrive before SlilSttS' : l :

The stealer Turkistan • sails this morning lor ■Wellington, Lvttelton, and, I>une<lin. Tho barquentine Hanilft Isle arrived at Sydney on Thursday last, from the Thames. Tho Tfser liner Nerehana, now loading at East Coast ports, is due sit this port on November 28, to load for London. She sails finally from the Dominion about December 12. The s.s. Whangapo now leaves for West port direct on Tuesday morning next. Tho S.B. Houpiri is due at Napier on Monday, and sails on Tuesday for East Coast bays and Auckland. . . ~ , , „„ The s.s. Rosamond left. Taranaki at 3 ii.m. yesterday, and is due at Onehunga this morning. The s.s. Kainona sails at noon to-day lor 1 Xho Tarawera's departure has been postponed until 3 p.m. to-day. Messrs. L. D. Nathan and The local agents. Messrs. L. P. Nathan and Co., are advised that the s.s. lonic sailed from Plymouth on November 13, bound for Wellington and Lvttelton.

THE MONOWAI. The Union Company's steamer Monowal, from I!unedin and East Coast ports, is due a-- this jioi-t to-morrow morning, and on arrival will berth at the Railway Wharf

THE MAHKNO. The Union Company's steamer Maheno. which left Svdnev at 3* pan on Wednesday last for Auckland direct. :s duo here to-morrow morning. She has 205 j>assengers anil 11j0. tons or cargo to land at this port, and on arrival will berth at the Queen-street- Wharf.

tfHE PAPAROA. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Paparoa left. Dunedi-i oil Thursday evening for Auckland direct. She. is due here to-morrow afternoon, and will load general cargo for l*>ndon from the 21st irst. to November 26. after which she proceeds South to complete.

THE MIMIRO. The Tyser liner Mimiro left Sydney on Thursday evening last for Auckland direct, in continuation of her voyage from London. She is due hero on Tuesday next, and has 2600 tons of cargo to discharge at this port.

THE MAITAI. The Union Company's R.M.S. Maitai arrived from Wellington at 11 a.m. yesterday, berthing at the Oueen-street Wharf. She left Wellington on the evening of November 16. and experienced fine weather, with light variable winds, throughout the passage. A description of the vessel s overhaul and improvements have already _ appeared in the Herald. She is timed to sail at noon to-day for San Francisco, via Rarotongll and Papeete, and is due at the Californinn port On December 9.

THE MONGOLIA. Messrs. Russell and Somers, the local agents for the P. and O. line, are advised that the R.M.S. Mongolia will leave Sydney to day, in continuation of her voyr-ge from London to Auckland, and should arrive here.on Wednesday morning next. The Mongolia will remain in port, until 4 p.m. on Thursday, when she leaves on the. return trip to London, via Australia and Suez. •

NAVUA ARRIVES. The Union Company's steamer Navua, Captain Mcßride, arrived from the Cook and Society Islands early yesterday morning, and berthed at the Hobson-street Whatf. The vessel left Auckland on October 25, and arrived at Rarotonga on October 31, leaving the same day for Papeete, via Lniatea. She left Papeete at 5 p.m. on November 5 for Rarotonga, via the various cut-tying islands, and finally departed from it arj tonga at 2 p.m. on November 12, arriving as above, after experiencing strong head winds, with heavy swell, until arrival at Rarotonga, thence fine weather, with smooth seas, to arrival. The Navua is fixed to sail for Fiji at 2 p.m. on Wednesday next-, her place in the Itarotonga and Papeete run being taken by the Taiune, leaving here on Tuesday next.

THE WARSHIPS. H.M. ships Powerful. Encounter, And Cambrian are at Wellington. H.M.S. Prometheus is now ait Sydney." The flagship, it is understood, is to spend about two months in New Zealand waters, visiting Milford Sound, Wellington, Nelson, Lyttelton, Napier, and Auckland. Hobart will then be visited, and a return made to Sydney, where Admiral G. F. King-Hall will relieve Adm'ral Sir Richard Poore.

PASSENGERS BY THE RUAHINE. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Ruainne, which left Wellington for London on Thursday evening, took the following passengers from New Zealand: —Prom Auckland: Misses E. A. Runcinu'i, J. W. Garrowav, Mesdames J. F. Runciman, G.. X. Haydon, E. Garrowav, Chapman, Nurse G. E. Hemlng-. Messrs., Runciman (?), D. M. Chapman, R. Gillett, Masters Beaumont (3). From Gisborne: Mr. A. J. Walford. From Napier: Mr. J. Kearney, From Palmerston North: Mr. T. Wright. From Wellington: Misses K. M. Kay, C. E. G. Gill, M. R. Willis, J. D. Watson, Mesdame-? T. G. .Kay, Cook, Walker, Watson. Messrs. A. T. Walker, F. R. Verdon, .T. H. W. Cook, H. P. Finemore, H. Lodsre. P. Turnbull. Rice, C. Day, L. Jenkine, R. Walch, Masters ■G. A. Kay, Cook (3), Watson. From Christ church Mrs. Farr. Dr. Coleridge Farr, Master H. Farr. From Timaru ; Mr. J. Page, Mrs. M. Page. From Dunedin : Mrs. Richardson, Mr. J. Richardson.