SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14758, 14 August 1911, Page 6

SHIPPING.

Su*n-Rieci, 6.38 a.m.; eete, 5.13 p.m. ■ .Moon— quarter, August 17, 11.41. p.m. PORT OF AUCKLAND ARRIVALS. -' ;V . ;; ;.:"!■■■:■"•;:' ' AUGUST 12. , ■ . NGAPUHI, 8.8.,- 691, E. Stephenson, from wna- ' ngarci.—Northern S.S. Co., TGr-eenberg, from OLANSMAN m, 635, 0, H. Grecnberg, from Mesdames H. J. Hirst and 2 children, A•»'•**£ Harris, Wright, Dawson, A. E. ,. A " d ***, c ta. Baker? S. Irving, Misses McKay H«n«ton, He* • raka, .0. Stewart, Messrs. H. J..-.Hirst, '■ vvii lace. Unsworth, Holden, W. Boston, A. «*»«*• F. G. Forster, P. C. Chapman, C. :™"«\VWU> wood; H. Harrison, H. R. Ridings, V ' 11. XJtcr. ' head, A. E. Andrews. O. Nisbet, J. A. ™' cr TatteVsall, Downs. Izard, Ryan, S. Andrew, ana 3 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. NGATIAWA, s.s., 463. T. HnuUajn,-from Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames PoMps, K » Webster, Jordan. Tanner, Messrs -Martin, Scow ■ Ellis. Phillips, Wilson, BaUdon, G „^ M \ 0C Tunis, Cash, Evans, Jordan, M. Stay.-Nortncrn S.S. Co., agents- _. w „„_ SQUALL, s.s., 369, Morrison, from Gisborne.Union S.S. Co., agents. „ , GLENELG, *«.. 288.-Jonas, from Wbangares.— Jas. Smith and Co., Limited, agents. , \PANUI s< . 843, J. Wilson, from »«rcttrj Itev and TaiVua. Passengers: , MOM. Webb, Hendry, Norton. Bryce. Liowall, Messrs .White, Oowie, Jackinar, and 2 children .-Northern S.S. Co., agents. ,_ _~ STELLA ss... 267, E. Sellars. from Mercury Bay.—Levland'-O'Brten Timber Co., agents. . BADEN-POWELL, s.s.. 176. H. Petersen, from Whangarei.—Northern Coal Co., agent*. TASMAN ss, 171, C. Faulkner, from Whakaeano.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. . , PELICAN, s.s., 162, J. Whittingham, from lai- '-■'■ ma.—Devonport Ferry Co., agents. LYTTELTON, p.s., 193, 0. Laletv, from the Bav of Islands.—Devonport Ferry Co., agents WAIROA, s.s., 100, Schultzo, from Whananaki. »~MacMow Bros., agent*. WAIAPU, auxiliary schooner, 57, E. Johanscn, from Mercury Bay.—J. C. Spedding, agent. CLIO, topsail schooner, 84, W. Policy, from Whangarel—J. J. Craig, Limited, agents. DANDY, scow. 82, R. Roce. from tho Great j Barrier.—Kauri Timber Co., agents. EXCELSIOR, scow, 48, Biddick, from Whangarei.—Goldsbro' and Co., agents. I VESPER, auxiliary scow, 47, F.dlington. from j Whangaroi.—Goldsbro' and Co., agents. KAIAIA, auxiliary scow, 24. A. Clark, from the . Mast—A. L. Alexander and Co., agents. DAWN, auxiliary ketch, 15, W. J- McManus. j from the coast.—A. L. Alexander and Co., agents, j AUGUST 13. MAHENO, 8.8., 5282, M. Livingstone, from Syd- * nay. Passengers; Mesdames Kent, Greenhalgh. Alexander,- Montgomery and infant, Pratt and 2 children, Rowo and child, Starr, Burrows, All- ' son. Adams Whipple, Hall and child, Willaws. ' Barker, O'Brien, Misses Matthews,. Cuddon, Law-■ . - lar. Messrs. Jennings, Kent,, Greenhalgh, Waite, Anderson, Alexander, Sinclair, Pratt, Starr, Whitney. Mitchell. Lieber." Marks, Burrows, Foley. Schliskv, Woodcock. Alison, Williams, Duthie, •Slackman, Whiffle, Hall, Doherty, Milne, Phillis, Barker. Bockaert, O'Brien, Taine.Rowe, Masters Doherty, Slicht, and 56 steerage.—Union h.s>. CO., :.■■«'.■■ agents. v .. ,-,«. ■..■■; KOROMIKO, s.s- 2479. Drewette, from West- j port.—Union S.S. Co., agents. • .".*-■ AUPOURI, s.s>.. 463. W. Bark, from Opotiki, j Ohiwa, and Tauranga. " Passengers: Misses Reimer, Hutchinson, Berry. Black, Mesdames JRevnolds. E. Goldsmith, Ngaki, Fairwind, Neville, Messrs. Gilford, Turner. D. Penman, Hutchinson, Black, W. Webbe, Mitchell, Beehan, Kimbel. H. i A Pearse. Cartright, Ngaki. Armstrong, Fairwind, G. Whitesidcs, Riwhi, Abitapa, Tame, Re- | ' reara, Riwiri, Wiveria.—Northern S.S. Co., agents.. HAUPIRI, s.s.. 748, P. C. Ross, from Welling-i ton, Napier, Gisborne, and East Coast bays ; Pas- < sengers: Misses Downey (2). Ansleys (2), Messrs. , Kemp. Buckle, Allison.—Union S.S. Co., agents j *'PAEROA, s,s„ 91. J. Taw, from Ohiwa and j ■ Opotiki.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. 'j TALLY-HO, scow. 51. Petersen, from Ngunguru. , '■.; ' —R. S. Reynolds, agent. .'■:■ ENDEAVOUR, auxiliary ketch, , 84, C. Johnson, from Whangarci.—New Zealand Portland Cement Co., agents .< ALBATROSS, auxiliary ketch.. 61, B. Moore, from • Whangarei.—Master, agent. DEPARTURES. '.'■ ; -' : -.:-. _'.■-' ' AUGUST 12." . '- MONOWAI, 5.5.,: 3433, 3. Robertson, for East Coast and Southern ports. -Passengers: For ■"Tokomaru Bay— Buchanan, Mr. S. J. Dur- , ■ :kan. For Gisborne—Misses Hudson. .S.-Shep-pard, Abye, McGregor, Mesdames Leslie and children, Thornell and children, Messrs. : Powley, ■i Davis, Suggatte, Roxburgh, Goodcbap, Grey, j "Prcece, J. Clark, Hanna, Alexander. For Napier —Mrs. . Scott-Waite. For Wellington—Misses j Hunter, Wilchnan, Jarnieson, Messrs. W. R. Kirker, J. Gruar. For Lyttelton—Miss Van der Hyde, Mr. R. Shanks. For Dunedin—Miss Cor- , bet*, Mrs. L. '< Moritzson, Mr. L. Moritzson, and 20 steerage for all ports. ;, SQUALL, s.s., 369, Morrison, for Tolago Bay -_we and Gisborne.- .' . -.-'-"', V STELLA, s.s., 267, .E. Sellars, for Waiapu. : :' "GREYHOUND, auxiliary schooner, 108, H. ! ," SubVitzky, for Northern ports. <• '' \. ' AUGUST 13. V NGAHERE, e.g., 1017, Dillen, for Greymouth. ■', ■ DAPHNE, s.s., 192, A. Stephenson, for Whanga- '-' rei. \ .1 ...•."■-;• ''•-"■■ i' ''. ..■•'" BADEN-PC s.s., 176, H. Petersen, .for j -.."...'.'i.Whangarei. ' - \ ■... "."/?■:■.''■:' * TASMAN, s.s., 171, C. Faulkner, for Tauranga. ! CHELMSFORD, s.s., 121, E. H. Goertz, for '■"' Mercury Bay, Tairua, and Tauranga. . : , - HERALD, scow, 65, Jacobsen, for Ngunguni. I EXPECTED ARRIVALS-OVERSEA. ' ' London.—lndralema, s.s., sailed '.■'■" Juno f 15, due August 21; Rimutaka, 5.«., sailed July 8, due :' about August 27; Whakarua, u.s., sailed July 6,due about August 30; Indrabarah, s.s., sailed , ".July 22, due about September 20; Kumara, s.s., '~;.' to sail; Paparoa, s.s., to sail;, Kia Ora, 5.5.,. to . | -sail; Niwaru, as., to sail. ' . Liverpool.—Surrey,- s.s., sailed June 24, due ■ about August 20; Kent, s.s., sailed July 29, due about September 23; Ayrshire, s.s., to sail; ,' Morayshire, s.s., to sail; Nerehana, s.s., to sail. . .. ' New York. —Anglo- V- s.s., sailed Juno 2.- due about August 25; Cape ; Breton, s.s., sailed June 14, due about August 30; Cape , Ortegal, s.s., , sailed June 17, due -about i ! , August 24; Walkure, s.s., sailed July 1, due about ; September 10; Tomoanai s.s., sailed July 17, due ; about September 20; : Trifels, s.a., sailed August ; 1, due about October 25; Lord Lonsdale, s.s., sailed July 26, due about October 10; Falls of Orchy, s.s.,"tb sail; Queen Elizabeth, ship, to sail.' .- ; Marseilles.— ■ Italian ship, sailed :;■ April 8, via Wellington. Moxtrbal.—Waimate. s.s., sailed June 5, due •bout August 16; Karamea, s.s., sailed June 29, due . about September 3; Cape Corso, s.s., sailed July 50, due about October 8; Whakatane, s.s., to sail August 20; Tokomaru, s.s.j to sail September 20. " -- Christmas Island.—Grantleyhall, -s.s., to sail, ■''. via Adelaide.„ ■ - '- - . Japas.Beckenham,,',s.s.', sailed -July 21, due about August 16. ,s . . . ' ■ GEELOJfG.—Senorita, barquentine, to sail.... Bunbury.—Clan Ogilvy, s.s., soiled August 2, due about August 31; Clan Ross, s.s., to sail. , Melbourne.—Marjorie Craig, barque, sailed -.'.- ...■':■ August -5; Jessk) Craig, barque, to sail. Sast FIULKCI3CO.— of St. George, s.s.; sailed July 27,/due.ai>oufc August 23; Aymeric, * a.*., to sail; Boy eric, s.s., to sail. ; •• Vancouver.—Maraina, R.M.S., September 26. ■. Sydney.—Wimtnera;: s.s., August 20; Makuro, ■ 8.M.5., September 1; Zeslanciia, It.M.S., Septem- '• ber 23. '.-; .;.:. : r "- ,:..:,..--;';. . 'i:.-..-i :■ Newcastle.—Casablanca,- barque, sailed August 4; Handa Isle, barquentine, to sail; Northern .Chief, barque, to sail; Aldebaran, barque, to sail. Friendly Islasds.—, s.s., September 7; Tsabel, schooner, to sail. Cook and society Islands.—Talune, , 5.«., .- August 24. ;--'.■■'.:". •■ - . - Fiji —Navua, s.s., to-day; Atua, s.s., September 7; Kurow, s.s., to sail; Waitemata, s.s., to « . sail. ■. • - ; -.-:,■' Calcutta.—Aparima, . s.s., sailed August 2, due about September 3.. -EXPECTED ARRIVALS—COASTAL. • This Day; Daphne, from A^Tiangarei; Baden- • Powell, from s WUangarei; Hauroto, from Southern ' i- porta. PROJECTED DEPARTURES.—OVERSEA. London.—Ruahine, R.M.S., via the South, about • August 19; Arawa, M.S., via tho South, Au- '■■.•- gust 23; Tainiii, R.M.S., via the South, Septem- ..', . ber 28..=:',' V' . ■■.■-,-■-.;■'.: r - AvoiraoTJTH.—Nairnrhire, s.s., direct , Au- ■' gust 19. • ' Vancouver.—Makura, R.M.S., September 1; Zealandia/ R.M.S., September 29; Marama R.M.S., October 27. ' SYDNEY..— s.s.,' to-day; , Tofua, s.s., to- ; morrow; Victoria, s.s., August 21. ! South Sea Islands. —Tofua, s.s., to-morrow. "Fiji.—Tofua, s.s., to-morrow; Navua, s.s., • , August 30. f , . v ■ PROJECTED DEPARTURES.-COASTAL. • This Day: Haupiri; for Gislwrne, . Napier, and Wellington, via Limestone Island and East Coast bays; Ngapuhi, for Whangarei; Clansman, for ■ Russell; / Ngatiawa, for Tauranga; Apamii, for : Northern" ports; Paeroa, for \ Mercury Bay and way porta. ; '' ; '■ ;'•'"■ '~ VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Irlr, cable steamer, in stream, i Hyndford, s.s., at Queen-street 'Wharf. Maheno, s.s., at Queen-street ■ Wharf. .;- Koromiko, s.s., at Railway Wharf. ;■■'. Haupiri/ ».«., at Queen-street Wharf. ' ' -" Tofua, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Waiwera, s.s., at Railway Wharf. ' Southern Cross, s.s., in stream. •' . ' Maui dredge, at Queen-street Wharf. "'- ■ ' Houto, schooner, at Breastwork. < i Awanui, echoorer, at Breastwork. Orctc, auxiliary schooner, at Hobson-street Extension. '• '' - . -~.-" ■ '' "' .' "' ; , IMPORTS. -• ■ : : ' Per Maheno, from Sydney: 2742 felloes, 1840" bass rice, 412 packages tea, 85 bales millet, 150 . , bales'- kapok, 177 .bales hay,/ 100 bales hemp, 67 oases'tobacco,'. 1112 bags manure, 1160 bags bonedust, 383 ingots tin, 3475 boxes-; candles, 580 ■bags wax, , 550 cases schnapps,,;2Bo cases sugar, . • a largo quantity 1 of sundries, and transhipments ex the following vessels: —Malllna, "Makura, Goe- ' ben, Schlesicn, Boon, Omrah, Orvieto, Rensburg, Kadina, Wyandra, . Bombala, ■ Moorabool, Kyarra, Changsha, Nikko Mam, Wakatipu, Itonus, Van waerwyck, Fremantle, Osuabruck,. and Itze- »■■■■ hoe. - '■'■■"■■■.■■■-,.•'... ~ " ■'-''■ ■...'•■■.■'.■ ; '.V- ■'.■. .■-'"' Per Koromiko, from Westport: 3700 tons coal.' 1 H.M. cable steamer Iris will be floated into the .Calliope 'Dock to-morrow morning for painting And overhaul. | jS'^'v'&Sh I ''''-:'-';' 1 ' : -. y 'p i .' :4 "''i'; i '■'■'. : ' : '' ; . ■"■ ■■'-"■"' ■'■' ■'■■"■ i". *■''■■' ,■' f '; ■.;■•... ' v . • ■ ' ~ .'' -# I ■V ■.: i:.. . '~1,,,-. , - -

The barque Bona arrived at Hokianga from Auckland on Saturday morning. She loads sawn timber there for- Melbourne. . * - - The auxiliary schooner May Howard cam© off the slip on Saturday, after undergoing her annual overhaul. She resumes her running in the cement trade, and leaves for Mahurangi to-day. Mr. L. Daviea, fourth engineer of the Monowtu, aimed off the vessel on Saturday, and Mr. MeKinnon, formerly of the Northern Company, joined the Monowai as fourth engineer. The 'Gisborne Harbour Board's dredge Maui, which has Just completed an extensive overhaul at Auckland, leaves to-morrow for Gisborne. The Wakanui arrived at Adelaide from Port Chalmers and Sydney on August 8 to load for the United Kingdom. • " • - The Navua is due at Auckland this evening from Suva. She ; sails for Wellington and Westport at noon to-morrow.

The Atua's. departure from Sydney for Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, and Auckland has been postponed till Wednesday '.'evening. - ■- Tho Kaipara arrived at Port Pirio on Tuesday last to load. ore for Europe. She is to sail about August 20, via Albany. Durban; and TenerifTc.'

Captain King has joined the Tarawera temporarily, relieving Captain D. McLean, who transfers to the Tofua.'. Captain G. Holford, of the Tof da, comes ashore on holiday ■ leave. .. ,■ -. .

The v F«ieral-Houlder-Shire liner Nairnshire is to sail from Wellington to-morrow for Auckland. She completes her loading for Avonmouth at this port, and sails hence, via Monte Video, on August 19. .■ ■ ■ . "-" '

. Cable advice received : by i the local agents of the New Zealand Shipping Company announces tho arrival of the R.M.S. Turakina at Plymouth on Wednesday last. The vessel - sailed from Wellington on Juno 29. Oh completion of discharge of her cargo of coal from Newcastle, at- Timaru, -. the Wairuna visits Westoort and Auckland, and proceeds thence to Kaipara to load for Sydney and Melbourne. ....

The New Zealand Shipping Company announce that the steamer Whakatane will take the August loading at Montreal for Australian and New Zealand ports in place of the Rakaia. She is duo to sail on August 20, and will be followed by tho Tokomaru on September 20.

Tho master of the auxiliary schooner Huanui reports that on July 29. when bound from the Campbell Islands■■ to Dunedln, ho passed the Gorman four-masted barque Herbert, bound from Newcastle to Hamburg. The barque, which left Newcastle on July 15. wished to bo reported " all well." .

The New Zealand Shipping Company is advised that the Kaikoura sailed from London on August 9 for.Port. Chalmers, Lyttelton, and the Bluff, via Port Said, Colombo, Townsville, and Rockhampton. She has a large number of immigrants to land at the two Queensland ports.

The coastal steamer Paeroa leaves at 5 p.m. to-day for Mercury Bay and way ports, returning to Auckland early on Wednesday morning. Her departure for Parengarenga has been postponed till noon on Wednesday.

Tho New Zealand Shipping Company's R.M.S. Ruahine is expected to arrive at Auckland from Wellington on* Friday morning, to load -general cargo for London. She sails the following day for Wellington to complete loading, being scheduled to leave the Southern port finally for London on August 24. • . .

Messrs. Huddaxt, Parker, and Co. advise that the approaching autumn in Japan offers many attractions to tourists. In Tokio, the Imperial Chrysanthemum Garden Party is to be held at the Akasaka Palace, at which the- Emperor and Empress will bo present. The Nippon Yusen Kaisha'steamers-Kumano Maru, leaving Sydney in September, the Yawata Maru in October, and tho Nikko Mam in November, will arrive in Japan at the. most enjoyable oseason of the year. : '. ".,/ .■■ ~'

The Rakanoa :is to load timber at Hokianga and Kaipara for' Sydney. ••" :' ■ ... Advice received by the local agents for the Federal-Houlder-Shiro Line intimates that tho Morayshire, which left Lyttelton on June 21 for Avonmouth, arrived at her destination on Thursday last. ~ • - ' •' « ■

Captain S. W. Hayter, formerly chief officer of the Tyser liner Muritai, is now master of the same company's' Tomoanar, Captain P. Mella having taken charge of another Tyser steamer.

It is understood that Mr. P. Caffin, late purser of R.M.S. Aorangi, and who was ordered ashore on sick leave, is to join the Tofua in a similar capacity.'' ■. , ''■.''.:,"." . ..* ,:. - . ' Mr.- J. N. Greenland, 'late of the 'Hauroto,.; is now 'purser of tho Moeraki, vice Mr. Murdock, who has resigned from; the Union Ocmpany's service. Mr. Hamilton has joined the Hauroto as purser. ._-.. ~ '..:: ' .. . ... • :" » Due at Wellington from London on September 18, the New Zeala..J Shipping. Company's R.M.S. Rotorua is bringing 6340 tons of cargo and 488 passengers to New Zealand There are 22 saloon, 66 second saloon, and 400 third-class passencrers on board.' '% ' .' * < .The Blackball Coal Company's collier".Ngahere completed discharging her cargo of coal at Chelsea on Saturday. After taking 'in water 'at the Queen-street Wharf, she sailed early yesterday morning for Greymouth direct. .The.barque Hazel Craig is at present loading coal at Newcastle" for Kaipara. "'• " : - The Beckenham, due. at Auckland about August 21 'with s? cargo of phosphates from Japan, will : call at Newcastle en route to replenish her coal supply. \ * • r { : .'- ; THE HAUROTO. •> ' • The Hauroto left Gisborne, at 11 a-m. yesterday for ,; Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay, and is due here about the same hour to-day. She is fixed to sail for Southern ports at 2 p.m. to-morrow. PAPAROA ARRIVES HOME. ' / The New Zealand Shipping Company has been advised that the steamer Paparoa arrived at Plymouth on Friday last from Auckland. The vessel cleared this port on June 27, and has made the run Homo in 45 days. , , ; \ ' THE KOROMIKO. I ; The Union Company's turret steamer Koromiko arrived from Westport at 3 p.m. yesterday, berthing at the Railway Wharf, where she discharges 3700 tons of coal, 1000 tons being for the Railway Department. After discharge the Koromiko returns to Westport. * THE HAUPIRI. ; The Haupiri arrived from East Coast ports and bays at 9 a.m. ; yesterday, after a fine weather passage. She left Wellington on August *7, Napier at midnight on Tuesday, and Gisborne at noon on Wednesday, working all East Coast bays, and arriving "as above. The Haupiri sails at 8 o'clock to-night for Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington, ' via Limestone Island and East Coast bays. / ; , ■. -' :;. ■:

MAHENO FROM SYDNEY. At 10 a.m. yesterday the Union Company'* turbine steamer Maheno, Captain Livingstone, anchored in the stream at Auckland from Sydney direct, after a passage of 3 days 21 i hours. After being granted pratique by the port health officer, she berthed at the Queen-street Wharf shortly after noon. The purser reports that departure was taken from Sydney at 12.25 p.m. on Wednesday last, the vessel experiencing fresh south-south-east winds, with . considerable easterly swell, till Saturday, thence smooth seas and light ' variable 7 winds to arrival. The Maheno sails on the return voyage to Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to-day. ' v • * THE HYNDFORD. The steamer Hyndford, which arrived at Auckland from New York late on Friday night, berthed at the Queen-street Wharf on Saturday morning to discharge the Auckland portion of her cargo of case oil. Her voyage throughout was uneventful, line weather generally being experienced, with the exception of a heavy gale, which -lasted for 24 hours, when the vessel was two days out from Newcastle. After discharge here the Hyndford proceeds to Wellington, thence Lyttelton and Dunedin. On' completion of her discharge at the .latter port the Hyndford goes to Newcastle to load Qoal for South America.